Headlines/February 1, 1994

UCFV UPCOMING EVENTS Feb 2-24

FEBRUARY

Wed 2
UCFV Theatre: Goodnight

8 p.m. $8.50

Chwk studio theatre. Call local 2814
for tickets.Repeats Thurs, Fri, Sat.

Tues 8

Spring Semester info session
Chilliwack — noon
Call Doug King at 4330 for info.

Wed 9
Wednesday Forum

will present the theoretical basis and
practical applications of his research
involving the use of word analogies

reading and problem solving.
12:15—1:45 pm
Abby E325

International development
forum

Discussion session on forming a
Fraser Valley council for international
cooperation and/or a Fraser Valley
development education centre.

12-2 pm

Spring Semester info session
Abbotsford — noon

Desdemona (Good Morning Juliet)

An experimental study of analogy types
Psychology instructor David Morosan

and types of assocations made during

Thurs 10

Chinese New Year

Dragon dancer will wind through Abby
campus.

UCFV gallery will feature /mages of
China show (Feb 7-12) Dim sum
served 11:30 am.

Study in China info session
Visiting scholar Zhang Binjiang will
answer questions about study in China
in general and at Tianjin Foreign
Language Institute in particular.
Information on scholarships also
provided.

12:20-1 pm

Abby E412

Fri 11

Northwest Flower and Garden
Show

Daytrip to Seattle with Agriculture
director Norma Senn

Bus and entrance fee included —
lunch on own

$37 — register at any UCFV centre

Women’s Issues Network

Bring your lunch and come listen to
Gulzar Samji of the United Nations
Association’s speak on preparations
for the UN-' Women’s Conference in
Beijing in 1995 and other gender
development issues

Abby E245/246 —12 p.m.

Sat 12

A look at Canada’s involvement
in International Development
Day-long mini-conference, presented
by International Education.
Registration required by Feb. 7. $10.
Call Linda Toews at 4361 for more
information.

Sat 19

Cascades basketball
Women and men vs. Malaspina
2 pm and 4 pm — $2
Clearbrook community centre

Wed 24

HIV and AIDS — Every
Family’s Concerns

Community forum sponsored by
Continuing Education. Featuring panel
of experts.

7pm

Abby campus — Free!

Cross-Cultural Sensitivity
Two-day workshop for people working
in human services field. Explore your
own Cultural attitudes and values and
learn how to meet the needs of clients
from non-mainstream cultures.

Call Gloria Wolfson at 4560 for info.
Abby campus —$105

Women’s basketball team
ranked second in Canada

Being undefeated in league
play has its benefits and
glories, and a special one
came the way of the UCFV
Cascades women’s
basketball team last week.

They were ranked
number two in the national
collegiate rankings, behind
a team from Quebec.

The women have been
blowing away most of their
opponents this season by
margins as high as 59
points. The closest any
team has come is 14 points.

UCFV athletic
coordinator Jane Antil says
good coaching, and having

six returning players
(including four starters)
and a strong bench are the
keys to the team’s success.
She sees, another trip to
the nationals, where they
placed second last year, as
a strong possibility.

The men’s team is
fighting for a playoff spot
in a tough league, and is
tied for fourth with
Capilano at, whom they
defeated 70-63 this
weekend.

Antil says the men’s
strength is their “big men”,
particularly Chris Spence.

Romeo (Larry Hamm) and Juliet (Tina Molnar) experience post-honeymoon
blahs in UCFV Theatre’s Goodnight Desdemona, (Good Morning Juliet),
which plays Wed.-Sat. The semi-serious spoof of Shakespeare is a real
physical and mental workout for the actors, and lots of fun for the audience.

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