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A WEEKLY GUIDE

Fri 14

Employee computer training:
Word processing modules
Tables module: 9-10:15 am
Templates module: !0:30-11:45 am
Abby G158

Call Kasey at 4208 to reatster. Presented
by the EDC.

UCFV theatre: Macbeth

Premieres tonight. Previews March 12
and 13. Continues March 15, 19, 20, 21,
22, 26, 27, 28, 29.

Chwk campus theatre
8pm
Call 795-2814 for ticket info.

Tues 18

UCFV budget forum
Abbotsford campus theatre
noon

Tues 18

PLA forum

All faculty, staff, and administration are
invited to a forum to discuss the future of
Prior Learning Assessment and new
developments in PLA at both UCFV and
within the province.

2 to 4 pm, Abby A 235 (Boardroom).
Refreshments will be served. Call
Chelene Koenig (local 4457) or Gloria
Wolfson (local 4560) to register or for
more information.

Wed 19

UCFV budget forums

Mission campus at HPC, Room D250 _
10 am (Mission)

Chwk A201

Noon (Chilliwack)

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Wed 19
Film: Breaker Morant

(1979). This film centres on an intense
military courtroom drama set against the
background of the last stage of the Boer

_ War (1899-1902) and captures British

imperialism at one of its most hypocritical
and brutal moments. Director Bruce
Beresford seeks to understand how

. ordinary people can commit inhuman acts

under the extraordinary circumstances of
war. Introduced by Jack Gaston.

7 pm. Abby campus theatre
Part of the History on Film series.

Thurs 20

Canadian national collegiate
basketball championships

UCFV's B.C. champion women’s team
will be there!

Simon Fraser University (hosted by
Langara).

UCFV’s first game is at 2 pm against
Lethbridge. Continues through March
22. Gold medal game Saturday at 6 pm.
Bronze medal game Saturday at 4 pm.

Call Jane Antil at 4583 for game time
details.

Fri 21

End Racism Day

“Embrace Diversity”. Featuring music,
food, fashion, and information. :

Presented by the Bachelor of Social Work

- Student association in conjunction with

Social Services/Social Work faculty.
11:30 to 2:30 pm
Abby A building lounge and boardroom

Mon 24

Student forum on foreign
policy issues
Theme: Canada’s peacekeeping ¢ efforts

. and Criminal Justice issues. Organized by

the Criminal Justice department; the
Canadian Centre for. Foreign Policy
Development, and the International

‘Centre for Criminal Law Reform and

Criminal Justice Policy. The forum will

bring together students from most of the -

B.C. universities and colleges to
participate in a foreign policy consultation.

~.1to7 pm

Abbotsford campus
Wed 26

Film: A Raisin in the Sun

(1961). Struggling black Chicago family
wants to break away from their confining
existence by moving into a white
neighbourhood. The determination of -
African Americans to have their share of
the American Dream, in spite of the
various obstacles that racism puts on their
path. Introduced by Sylvie Murray. Part of
the History on Film lecture series.

7pm

Abby campus theatre

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Headlines deadlines

The next Headlines will (fate willing)
come out April 3. Deadline: March 24
(early due to the Easter holiday).
Remember, Datelines comes out
weekly on Mondays. Deadline:
Thursdays.

Contact Anne Russell at local 2826 or
e-mail russella for more info on either
publication.

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