Headlines/February 10, 1998

UNIVERSITY COLLEGE
of the FRASER VALLEY

EVENTS

A WEEKLY GUIDE _ TO UPCOMING AT
February 10 to 20, 1998
FEBRUARY
Tues 10 Wed 11/Thurs 12 Thurs 19
Lecture — Development and Film — Crumb Forum — Crime: Are Youth
Community — Can we have both 10 am Wed, 7 pm Thurs Really to Blame?

in the Fraser Valley?

Developer Harold Kalke’s projects are
widely acclaimed as being critical
elements in the re-establishment of
“neighbourhood”. Hear how we can
accommodate urban growth without
further destruction of urban character
and liveability. Part of the Challenge and
Change lecture series, sponsored by the
Leon and Thea Koerner Foundation.

7:30 pm
Mission campus at Heritage Park Centre
Cafeteria ;
Free!

Wed 11

Hope Centre Open House

UCFV and Free Rein Associates will be
celebrating their new partnership with an
open house at the Hope Centre.
Members of the public, employers, and
potential students are cordially invited to
come check out what the centre has to
offer, and speak to instructors from
UCFV and Free Rein.

3 to 7 p.m.
Hope Centre, 345 Raab St., Hope _

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Abby lecture theatre
Free!

Thurs 12

Seminar — A Matter of
Human Rights

What impact does the B.C. Human

Rights Code have on the classroom?
Come find out more at this luncheon
seminar with Mary-Woo Sims, B.C.’s
Human Rights Commissioner. Presented
by the UCFV Teaching and Learning
Centre and the FSA Human Rights
committee.

Noon, Abby A361

Light lunch provided. RSVP to local
4561 by Feb 10.

Mon 16

Film: Juzo Itami’s Tampopo

A modern Japanese classic, directed by
Juzo Itami. Part of the inaugural Modern
Languages Institute film series.

7 pm, Abby lecture theatre. Free!

Wed 18

Film — Like Water for Chocolate

Introduced by Chad Reimer. Part of the
History on Film series, now in its second
year after a successful premiere season.

7 pm, Abby lecture theatre.Free!

What’s in the Gallery?

To Feb 16 Acquisitions

Feb 17-Mar3 Kwantlen UC

Mar 4-16 Wendy Lewington
Coulter

A panel discussion and forum on the
factors and issues surrounding the
problem of youth violence and crime.

7 pm. Abby B101 (theatre)

’ Presented by Continuing Education

Free!

Fri 20

Fashioned after Fashion

Come support the UCFV Fashion
Design program and view some cutting
edge “designs for the new millenium and
beyond.” A fundraiser for the Fashion
Design program. ;

Reception: 7 pm. Show: 8 pm.

Abby campus cafeteria —

Tickets: $20 (includes appetizers,
beverage). No host bar.

Call Judy at 4573 for tickets.