\ UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
, of the FRASER VALLEY

-Headlines/March 10, 1999

TO UPCOMING

AT UCFV.

A WEEKLY GUIDE

EVENTS

Wed, March 10

Lecture: Peak Performance
Through Mental Skills Training

Sports psychologist Cal Botterill of the
University of Calgary will speak about -
the connection between emotional
control and peak performance. Botterill .
has worked with many elite-levie athletes
and professional sports teams. Relevant -
to anyone who is interested in achieving
peak performance, whether you are an
athlete or not.

Abby B101 (lecture theatre). Free
admission. 7 pm. Presented by
Kinesiology & Physical Education and
the Fraser Valley Multi-Sport Centre.

Thurs, March 11
Laffs at Lunch

Comedian Chris Molineux will perform
in the Chilliwack cafeteria.

41:30 am to 12:30 pm. Sponsored by
Student Events.
Back, Neck, and Wrist Care

A workshop geared specifically to your
workplace. It will examine the mechanics
of different jobs you perform. Focus on
injury prevention and safety.

12 to 1 pm, Abby A225/229.

Call Kasey at 4208 to register or e-mail
internet:prodev@ucfv.bc.ca

Fri, March 12
UCEFYV theatre: Richard III

Premiere of the annual Shakespeare
presentation. Continues March 13,
17-20, 24-27. Low-price previews March
10 & 11. Matinees March 11 and 24. Call
local 2814 for tickets.

Mon, March 15
Coffee with Skip

Join UCFV president Skip Bassford for
an informal drop-in coffee break.

10 to 11am
Abby B202.

March 10

to 29,

Tania McCartney and Kurtis Maguire in
Richard Ill, now playing at the UCFV theatre
through March 27. Call 795-2814 for tickets.

Monday, March 15

Discussion: Sumas Centre —
“Rape Central”, humane
rehabilitation, or geriatric
warehouse?

The Criminology department presents a
brown bag lunch discussion, featuring

Abbotsford Police Chief Barry Daniel,

who is also a member of the Sumas

Centre citizen’s advisory committee, and -

Kim Polowek, Crim faculty member,
National Parole Board member, and Port
Moody Police commission member.

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1999

Tues, March 16
Lecture: Who Do You Think
We Are? »
First Nations artist Thelliwawhatlwit
(Debra Sparrow) uses Salish weaving to
examine the life and history of her
people. Sparrow will share her views in

relation to her art at this free, public
; presentation.

Abby lecture theatre (8101)
7pm. Free!

Wed, March 47
Film: Before the Rain
Abby fecture theatre (B101)
10 am. Free!

St. Patrick’s Day frivolity
Murphy’s Law, Chilliwack’s own Irish

~ band, will be performing in the Chilliwack
cafeteria from 10:30 to: 12:30 pm.
Sponsored by Student Events.

Film: Uranus

Abby lecture theatre (B101)

7 pm. Free!

Part of the History on Film series

Thurs, March 18

Student Prep for Summer
Employment

The Centre for Co-operative Education
and Employment Services will be hosting
a resumé and cover letter critiquing
session for all interested UCFV students.
One-on-one assistance will be available
to help students prepare for their
summer employment job search.

Please encourage all students to come
and see what Employment Services is all
about.

1 to 4 pm, Abby B236.

Please see next page.