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On the outside... | The Applied Research Program of Grant MacEwan College is sponsoring a _ multidisciplinary Research Conference to be held here in Edmonton on May 4, 5, 1978. We feel that the Conference will be of great interest to many different types of people, but would especially benefit Faculty and Staff from:

a) Business programs, especially

marketing and personnel.

b) Psychology and Sociology

c) Journalism, media, Design Arts, Advertising and Public Relations.

d) Education

- Russell Sawchuk Conference

Chairman

, (403) 462-5661

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\ ®@. MacEwan Community College | Box 1796, Edmonton, Alberta T5d 2P2

CENTRE FOR THE ARTS

Simon Fraser University Burnaby, British Columbia

PUBLIC PROGRAMMING Spring Semester 1978

Tuesday, April 4 12:30 pm

INFORMAL CONCERT /

PURCELL STRING QUARTET

Fi in a series of 5 informal concerts on c featuring the Purcell String Quartet, Quartet-in-Residence, SFU

Library Foyer

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Tuesday, April 4 8 pm

LECTURE-RECITAL SERIES

PURCELL STRING QUARTET

Second in a series of six lecture-recitals entitled: 300 Years of Chamber Music: A Musicians's Survey". Sponsored in conjunction with SFU's Department of Continuing Studies. For further information phone 291-4565.

Burnaby Art Gallery

Sunday, April 9 2:30 pm

LECTURE-RECITAL SERIES PURCELL STRING QUARTET

Third in a series of six lecture-recitals entitled: ''300 Years of Chamber Music: A Musician's Survey''. Sponsored in conjunction with SFU's Department of Continuing Studies. For further information phone 291-4565.

Burnaby Art Gallery

April 10 - 30 Gallery Hours DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY EXHIBIT ARCHIVES

COOK AND THE MAPPING OF THE NORTH PACIFIC

h This exhibit is presented to complement SFU's

conference on Captain James Cook, and consists of 25 historical maps and related information. The maps illustrate the development of geo- graphical knowledge, imaginary and real, of the North Pacific between 1570 and 1802. The first group of maps portrays the imaginary depiction of the area in the period between 1570 and 1766. The second group of maps, covering the period 1784 to 1795, focuses on the discoveries of Cook and the diffusion of this information. The third and last group

of maps details the expansion of the knowledge of the North Pacific after 1785, by focusing on the works of such men as Dixon, Meares and Arrowsmith. The catalogue which accompanies this exhibit not only describes the maps in careful cartobibliographic style, but also discusses their significance to the exploration of the North Pacific.

Simon Fraser Gallery, AQ 3004