YORK ACTI VI TI ES f4onday, November 28 - Sunday, December 4, 1983 EMERGENCY SERVICES CENTRE .3333

ART GALLERI ES DI SPLAYS rk The Art Gallerv of York University (AGYU), Room N145, Ross Building' -?,l\f, presents 'rcorrespondences" - paintings by christopher Pratt and fim Zuct, photography by George Legrady, and environmental sculpture :y John McLwen and Tony Brown - until December 16. Gallery hours are l0:00 a.m.-4:00 p'm., Monday-Friday.

:"i ] :?i'?' ;"i1"il:' B i il::"":.il'' :'iu!;:lnb ?"xii, 1' ll.5':l i[:o' il." openMonday-FridayI0:00a'm.-5:00p.m.,Thursday5:00p.m.-9:00p.m.' and SundaY 2:00 P.m' -5:00 P.m. ,t The IDA Gallery, Fine Arts Building, -32\1, hosts a Photography Exhibition November 28-December 2- Gallery hours are 9:00 a'm'- 5:00 p,m. weekdaYs' * A Sculpture Exhibition: I+th Year Student Show will be featured at iJinters bol lege Gal lery (123, Winters College) November 28-December 9. -2204. Gal lerv hours are l:00'p.m.l!t00 p.r. weekdiys. For details call :! The centre for Research on Latin America and the caribbean (crnLAc) and the Consul General of Venezuela Carlos Alberto Taylhardat present an exhibition celebrating the bicentennial of the birth of south American liberator Simon Bolivar, which may be viewed in the lobby of the Fine Arts Building until November 30. and-poetry by 't "lmages of Rural ltaly" - the photography of Raf Caputo Giusepoe Minasi - continues in the Samuel J' Zacks'Gallery, l0!' Stong. i"ii"!!"t-iilij , ,;iii J"nu"ry I 3 (car rery closed December !-January 3) . The G;llery is open weekdays from Il:00 a.m'-4:00 p'm'

MONDAY about wife 12:00 noon - yoRK WoMEN'S CENTRE FILM SERIES - "Loved, Honoured and Bruised" - a film -'--;;il"ti ce Building - admission is free 0pinion and Nuclear p.m. RESEARCH PROGRAM lN STMTE9Ig gTUDJ.ES.FALL-SPE4$ERS' PRoGMM - "Public 2:00 - Affairs and Weapons: ffre ca of International York senior Dalhousie university, and Rod Byers, Research Piogram in strategic studies-at - call -6450 Conrnon Room (140), McLaughlin College - everyone is welcome - for information Dr' Doug Wahlston', 4:00 p.m. - BIoLOGY RESEARCH SEMINAR - "Heredity and Brain Developmentrr- with [email protected],FarquharsonBuilding

4:30 p.o. COUNCIL OF THE FACULTY OF GRADUATE STUDIES MEET!NG - SCNATC ChAMbET (S9I5), ROSS BUiIdiNg

TUES DAY ll:00 a.m. - FACULTY OF ARTS WOMEN'S STUDIES STUDENT CAUCUS MEETING - Room 102, Behavioural Science euildin l2:lJ p.m. - l:30 p.m. - CANADIAN CULTURAL STUDIES LUNCHTIME SEMINAR [Graduate Studies/Robarts Centre iorCanadianStudies.-withCaroleCarpenter, Humanities, York - Bethune College Gallery (fZO) - for details call -3\5\, -625\ or -3957 2:00 p.m. - MATHEI4ATICS C0LLoQUIUM - "Triangulations of the Convex Hull of n Points" - with Professor BruceRffifCalifornia(LosAngeles)andUniversityofWestern0ntario- Curtis Lecture HalI "J" 4:00 p.m. - GENEML MEETING lYork Association of Mature Students] - Room 001, Mclaughlin College I'Does 5:30 p.m. - PRESENTATION [Self-Realization] - Life 0riginate From Matter? Are You Really Nothing More ThEin--a--EE!'-6FChemicals or at Most a Sophisticated Monkey?" - with Dr. Richard L. Thompson, State University of New York, and His Holiness Radhanatha Swami, lndologist and Lecturer - Curtis Lecture Hall "F" - admission free - for more information call Chris Holmes at -2305 7:30 p.m..(piano)ffilin)andCoenraadBloemendaI('cello),performingworksby - WINTERS CONCERT SERIES - Debut concert of York University Faculty Trio: Valerie Tryon Beethoven, Brahms and Mozart - Winters College Senior Comrnon Room I'Red 8:30 p.m. - PLAY [Glendon College Theatre ProgramJ - Carol Bo]t's Emma - Queen of the Anarchists" - Theat?GTlendon - ticketi are $3; students and seniors $2 - for information call \87-6250

VEDNES DAY l2:00 noon - l:00 p.m. - SEMINAR SERIES ON REFUGEES IGraduate Studies/Refugee Doc.umentation Project] - ',AfghanRefugees'.-@,York-SeniorCommonRoom(l40),McLaughlinCollege 12:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. - BO0K SALE - York Vomen's Centre, Room I02, Behavioural Science Building '12:30 p.m. - 2:00 p,m. - CONCERT IMusic/Theatre/Visual Arts Departments] - Jean-Paul Curtay performs "Sound Poetry" - Room 204, Mclaughlin College 2:10 p.m. s 8:30 p.m. - PLAY [Glendon College Theatre Program] - "Red Emma - Queen of the Anarchists" - see Tuesdayrs listing at 8:30 p.m. J:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - CAREER TALK lCareer Centre] - "Careers Related to Law'r - with guest speakers itephen Ginsberg, eoITEE-TonrpTaints Commission; Peter Jacobsen, Crown Attorney; and Gary Girvan, of the Law firm McCarthy and McCarthy - Room S915, Ross Building - everyone is welcome ..c"nt'"l,Geography,York-RoomS42l,RossBuildin93:00 o,m. - GRADUATE PROGRAM lN GEOGRAPHY CoLLOQUIUM - "Nutrient retention and accumulation in a

3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - COMPUTER SCIENCE SEMINAR SERIES - "Splines in Interactive Computer Graphics'r - withRichardH.aart,UniversityofWaterloo-SI30'RossBuilding

- continued - I.TEDNESDAY - continued 4:00 .Protein,Chemistry'York-Room3l7,PetrieScienceBuildingp.m. - DEPARTMENT 0F CHEI'4lSTRY SEMINAR SERIES -rrMagnetic Resonance Studies of the Metal Transport

5:30 p.m. - GENERAL MEETING [York Intervarsity Christian Fellowship] - Scott Religious Centre, Central Square:-Euest sfdler is Keith Martin - all are welcome - call Kevin at 741-26\7 for information 7:30 p.m. - TALK [Atkinson College Masterrs office] - "The U.S.S.R.: Attitudes, Development and Structure as Seen-Ey-a Non-Tourist" - with Professor Lee Lorch, Department of Mathematics (Arts) - Fellows' Lounge (oo4n), Atkinson Col lege 8:00 o.m. - BETHUNE COLLEGE HEROES s BEER DISCUSSI0N SERIES -'rThe Abortion Controversy" - with Gwen LandoltRebick,0ntarioCoaIitionforAbortion Clinics - Bethune College Junior Common Room - admission is free 8:10 p.m. - LECTURE [Stong College Masterrs Office/Atkinson CollegeJ - "From Village to Metropolis: Post-Wa?--lE-l-ian lmmigration to Torontor' - with Franco Sturino, Associate Fellow, Stong College - Samuel J. Zacks Gallery, Stong College

THU RS DAY l0:00 a.m. - ll:30 a.m., l2:00 noon - 1:J0 p.m., E 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - PRIME/DEPARTMENT 0F ACADEMIC COMPUTING SEMINARS - on PRIME machines and applications - topics and times are as follows: T[l0'0_5:m::lll36=.m. - "0ff ice Automation"l l2:00 noon-l:10 p.m. - '!PRIME in Universities"; and 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. -"PRlME 9950, Array Processors, and Scientific Computation'r - Senate Chamber (SgfS), Ross guitaing - for more information contact Andrea Zeagman at -6308 l2:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. - BOOK SALE - York Women's Centre, Room l02, Behavioural Science Building 3:00 p.m. - GRADUATE PROGRAM tN PHILOSOPHY FORTNIGHTLY SEMINAR - "Rationality as-ldeology: A Critique of Criticat n Toronto - Room 5869, Ross Bullding 4:00 p.m. - MATHEMATICS C0LLOqUIUM - "Ergodic Nonsingular Transformations'r - with Professor V.S. Prasad, iJnivers@m s2ol, Ross Building Mrs. Watson" - an evening of comedy and music co-directed and 8:00 p.m. - YORK CABARET -rrTeasing ($l) written Uv C#7 Ot-*"r, nnn" Ull""n and Marium Carvell - Vanier College Dining Hall - tickets available onlv at the door - for more information call -2323 8:30 p.m. - pLAy [Glendon College Theatre Program] - see Tuesday's listing at 8:30 p.m.

FR I DAY 9:00 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. - FRIDAYS AT YORK SYMPOSIA SERIES lCentre for Continuing Education] - "Brave New Marriage''-withsalyStudi.es,UniversityofGuelph,and ,,lnvolvement with Families of Students Requiring Special Educatlon" - with Dr. John. B' Fotheringham, chief of psychiatry, North york General Hospit"i -'$30 per option.(pre-registration recommended) - Ground Floor, Administrative Studies Building - for more information call -2502 Studies] l2:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. - LUNCHEoN SEMINAR gN VloLENgg-[LaMarsh Research Program/Dean of Graduate - ,,Vandal ism,, - witn David WiesEiTEE'l--:-T6ofr'JZO, Bethune College - for more information, contact Michael Smith at -5254 pltystcAL SERIES t'control of Finger Movement" - 2:00 p.m. - GRApUATE PROGRAM !N EDUC4TIgN SFMINAR - with Dr. Kristie MacKenzie, Department of Kinesiol6!f]Ti-ii6rsity of Waterloo - 322, Bethune College 2:00 .Centrep.m., 4:00 p.m., 6:00 p.':-9 9:00 p.m.. :^10!t,t"fltil!,,nP!:lit=llttFISthfi!'lii'3u;,1:;:"f:*""''" gym - tickets are $3/adults and S2,/students (day pass) and 5b/ (tournament p"trj---ticket-holders get a chance on a draw for a Trip for Two anywhere in canada CP Air flies - for more information call -2289 at 8:00 p'm' 8:00 p.m. E ll:00 p.m. - Y0RK CABARET - "Teasing Mrs. watsont'- see Thursday's listing at 8:]0 p'm' 8:10 p.m. - PLAY [Glendon College Theatre Programl - see Tuesday's listing

SATU RDAY CLASSIC - Tait McKenzie 2:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m.-a 8:00 P.*: l-TAIT M9KENZIE WoMENTS BASKETBALL Centre gym - see Friday's listing Z:00@ "t at 8:00 p'm' 8:00 p.m. - YORK CABARET - "Teasing Mrs. Watsonrr- see Thursday's listing at 8:]0 p'm' 8:10 p.m. - PLAY [Glendon College Theatre Programl - see Tuesday's listing

SUNDAY 9.*".m.Ell:00a.m.-TAITMcKENzlEwo-laEN'9BA9IETBAL!clAsslC-TaitMcKenzieCentregym-continues -BronzeMedalgameatl:00p.m.@-seeFriday'slist|ngat2:00p.m. for more information Tuesday, November 2! - Wednesday, November 30, 1983 EMERGENCY SERVICES CENTRE -3333

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The University will conduct a physical resources field survey on York and Glendon campuses in the lnmediate future. Thls survey is deslgned to verify current information related to the use and occupancy and condition of all University space. lt has been authorized by G.G. Bell, Vlce-President, External Relatlons and Unlversity Servlces, and wlll be coordinated by the Department of Facilitles Plannlng 6 Management. To ensure success of this important project, it is essential that all personne'l provide accurate and current information when contacted by the survey team. Your coopbration will be aooreciated,

The Community is reminded that office hours for Student Accounts receipt of cash and deposits are 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Departments which have deposits to make are asked to please stay within these hours and, where possible, arrange with Safety and Security Services for pick-up, Details of the security service are avai lable from Student Accounts (-ZSSO). Official acknowledgement of a deposit is via an official cash receipt, which can be issued only when the above procedures are fol lowed.

York University Cooperative Daycare Centre will host a fund-raising Holiday Bazaar on Tuesday, December 5 from ll:00 a.m,-4:00 p.m. in Central Square, featuring stocking stuffers, tree decora- tions, handicrafts, penny tables, toys and gifts, For more information call -3273.

PRIME and the Department of Academic Affairs will present three seminars on PRIME machines and applications on Thursday, December I in the Senate Chamber (5915), Ross Building: "0ffice Automation" - from l0:00 a.m.-ll:30 p.m.; PRIME in Universities - I2:00 noon-l:J0 p.m.; and PRIME 9950, Array Processors, and Scientific Computation - 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p,m. For more information call Andrea Zeagman at -6308,

Six CASIN0 YORK raffle ticket prizes from the second draw have not been claimed. Winners must contact the Development Office at -2495 before December l, 1983. Outstanding numbers are: 4693ru 469484 037996 036742 o37om

CORRECTIoN T0 YORK ACTIVITIEs BULLETIN: THERE trrlLL BE A COUNCIL OE THE FACULTY OF GRADUATE sTUDlEs .M.|NTHEsENATEcHAMBER(s9l5),R0SsBUlLDlNG.

Applications for Faculty of Education Minor Research and Development Grants are now being accepted from Faculty of Education members and from members of the York University Community who are teaching courses in the Faculty. The grants are designed pr:imarity to assist minor research projects only; however, it is approprlate to request "seed Money'r which would eventually result in a more favourable review from external sources, or money necessary to complete a large project, or to obtain assistance for small research projects, For guidelines and application forms, please contact the Secretary of the Petitions and Awards Committee, Room N825, Ross Building,'6330. The Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean (CgnLAC) is currently being reviewed by a Committee established by Dean Traves. Members of the academic community at York who wish to comment on CERLAC are encouraged either to write directly to the Chairman of the Review Committee, Professor Gordon Darroch, or arrange to meet the Review Committee, Comments should be forwarded to Professor Darroch by December 5, 1983,

Applications for two Frank Know Menrorial Fellowships at Harvard University are now being accepted. Deadline is December l, 1983. The fellowships, valued at $5,600 plus tuition fees and student health insurance, are for one academic year. Applicants must be Canadian citizens who have graduated or are about to graduate from a university or college in Canada, which is a member or affiliated to a member of the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada. They will be required to devote the maj.or part of their time to study in one of the faculties of Harvard University. For more information contact: International Relations e Scholarhsip Administration, Canadian Awards Section, AUCC, l5l Slater Street, 0ttawa, KIP 5Nl. 5r Application forms are now available in Room N9l0 for the SSHRC Special M.A. Scholarship. This com- petition is open to nominees who, at the time of application: are in the final year of an Honours B.A. program or its equivalent, or hold an Honours B.A. degree or its equivalent and have not yet started graduate studies; have first-class standing in their present or previous course of studies or have other proof of exceptional merit; intend to pursue full-time graduate studies at a Canadian unlversity for a masterrs degree. The deadline date for applications to SSHRC is December l, 1983. A 1984-85 University of York (England)/York University Exchange Program is being planned, which would offer a unique learning experience in historic England. The British and Canadian governments would allow participants to pay local, rather than non-resident fees, and scholarshiPs are available to help offset costs. Participants are expected to pay their own transportation and living expenses. For npre information call Proiessor David Loqan at -2\45 or the Financial Aid Office at -2542/-3263, no later than December 12, 1983. A Reflex Allergy course will be presented in the Counselling and Development Office Tuesdays from l2:00 noon-l:00 p.m., open to everyone and free of charge. For further information contact Dr. Holmes or Daniel le Gault at 665-8835. Yorkrs Graduate Theatre Company presents Bertholt Brechtrs "The Caucasian Chalk Circle" at the Adelaide Court Theatre, 57 Adelaide Street East, November 30-December 10. Performances are Tuesday -Saturday at 8:30 p.m., with a Sunday matinee December 4 at 3:30 p.m, Tickets are $6 and may be reserved by call ing Adelaide Court at 363-6401. Correction to York Handbook, page l2l: Johanna Stuckeyts telephone number is listed as -3198; this should read -3196.

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TUES DAY ll:00 a.m. - FACULTY 0F ARTS L/0MENrS STUDIES STUDENT CAUCUS MEETING - Room 102, Behavioural Science Auildin l2:l! p.m. - l:lO p.m. - CANADIAN CULTURAL STUDIES LUNCHTIME SEMINAR IGraduate Studies/Robarts Centre forCanadianStudies'-withCaroleCarpenter, Humanities, York - Bethune College Gallery (lZO) - for details call -345\, -6254 or -3957 2:00 p.m. - MATHEMATICS COLLOQUIUM - "Triangulations of the Convex Hull of n Points'r - with Professor BruceRffifCaIifornia(LosAngeles)andUniversityofWestern0ntario- Curti s Lecture Hal I "J'l 4:00 p.m. - GENERAL MEETING [York Association of Mature Students] - Room 001, McLaughlin College

4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - PRESENTATI0N Ilnternational Association for Students in Economics and Commerce (AISEC)l - with guelT-pEEEEIG-Kathleen McPherson and Mike McPhillips, Nesbitt Thomson Bonsuard Investment Firm, discussing'rPersonal Financial Planning" - Faculty Lounge (8th floor),Rosi Building 5:00 p.m. - WINTERS COLLEGE POETRY SERIES - with Toronto poet and author Ken Sherman, whose most recent work is@ters College Senior Common Room

5:30 p.m. - PRESENTATI0N [Self-Realization] -rrDoes Life 0riginate From Matter? Are you Reallv Nothino More Than a Bag of Chemicals or at Most a Sophisticated Monkey?" - with Dr. Richard L. Thompson,- State University of New York, and His Holiness Radhanatha Swami, Indologist rrFrr and Lecturer - Curtis Lecture Hall - admission free - for more information call Chris Holmes at -2305 7:30 p,.m. -.WINTERS CONCERT SERIES - Debut concert of York University (piano)@lin)andCoenraadBIoemendal('ceIio),periormingWorksbyFaculty Trio: Valerie Tryon Beethoven, Brahms and Mozart - Winters College Senior Common Room 8:10 p.m. - PLAY [Glendon College Theatre Program] - Carol Boltrs'rRed Emma - Queen of the Anarchists'l - Theatre Glendon - tickets are 53; students and seniors 52 - for information call 487-6250

WEDNESDAY lt'OO - I:00 p.m. - SEMINAR SERIES Olt-!!Iq!!!q [Graduate Studies/Refugee Documentatlon project] - ''AfghanRefugees''-@,York-SeniorCommonioo'(t40),McLaughtincoite9e".." l2:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. - B00K SALE - York Women's Centre, Room 102, Behavioural Science Building l2:J0 p.m. - 2;00 p.m. - CONCERT IMusic/Theatre/Visual Arts Departments] - Jean-Paul Curtay performs "Sound Poetry'r - Room 204, Mclaughlin College 2:J0 p.n. S 8:30 p.m. - PLAY [Glendon College Theatre Program] -'rRed Emma - Queen of the Anarchists,r- see Tuesday' s I i s t i ng at 8: 30 p. m. 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - CAREER TALK lCareer Centre] -rrCareers Related to Lawrr- with guest speakers Stephen Ginsberg, PoTjce--tompl-aints Commission; Peter Jacobsen, Crown Attorney; and Gary Girvan, of the Law firm McCarthy and McCarthy - Room Sll!, Ross Building - everyone is welcome J:00 p.m. - GMDUATE PR0GRAM lN GEOGRAPHY C0LL0QUIUM -rrNutrient retention and accumulation in a Centra.|,Geography,York-RoomS42l,RossBuilding 3:30 p,m. - 5:00 p.m. - COMPUTER SCIENCE SEMINAR SERIES - "Splines in Interactive Computer Graphicsrr- withRichardH.Bart,UniversityofWaterloo-SI]0,RossBuilding

3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. - RECREATI0N GLENDON WHITE ELEPHANT SALE - featuring a wide array of team uniforms, team equipment, etc don College 4:00 o.m. - DEPARTMENT 0F CHEMISTRY SEMINAR SERIES -rrMaqnetic Resonance Studies of the Metal TransDort i,rotein,Chemistry,York-Room3l7,PetrieScienceBuilding 5:30 p.m. - GENEML MEETTNG [York tntervarsity Christian FellowshipJ - Scott Religious Centre, Central Square-guestspeaker is Keith Martin - all are welcome - for detalls call Kevin at 741-26\7 7:00 p.m. - PRESENTATI0N IGay Alliance at York] - ''Being Human, Living Gay" - round-table discussion with guest speaker Ron Lentz - Purple Lounge (2nd floor), Fine Arts Building - everyone welcome 7:00 p.m. - MEN'S INTER-COLLEGE BASKETBALL - Glendon vs. AIumni - Proctor Field House. Glendon Colleqe 8:00 p.m. - W0MENTS INTER-C0LLEGE BASKETBALL - Glendon vs. Mclauqhlin - Proctor Field House, Glendon

7:30 p.m. - TALK [Atkinson College Master's office] - "The U,S.S.R.: Attitudes, Development and Structure as Seen-E!-a Non-Tourist" - with Professor Lee Lorch, Department of Mathematics (Arts) - Fellowst Lounge (0044), Atkinson Col lege 8:00 p.m. - BETHUNE CoLLEGE HERoES & BEER DISCUSSI0N qERIE_S - "The Abortion Controversy" - with Gwen LandoltTounAer oFRight to Life of Toronto, and Judy Rebick,Ontario Coalition for Abortion Clinics - Bethune College Junior Common Room - admission is free 8:30 p.m. - LECTURE lstong College ]4aster's Office/Atkinson Collegel - "From Village to Metropolis: Post-War IGT-ian lmmigration to Toronto'r - with Franco Sturino, Associate Fellow, Stong College - Samuel J. Zacks Gal lery, Stong College

STAFF POSITI0NS: Appl icants for internal transfers/promotions,(avai lable from Personnel Services), should Ea;fi-TErsonneT Services no later than 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 6, 1983; ", indicates position is exempt from bargaining unit. Counsel Ior: Chris Johnson ffiice/Communications(BAin.1ournalism,orequivalent;twotothreeyearsof recent, relevant interviewing, writing and editing experience for print media; excellent verbal and written communication skills, tact, diplomacy, typing 40 wpm, demonstrated ability to maintain the highest standards of accuracy, meet weekly deadlines, and work well under pressure, and the full range of journalistic skills applicable to writing and editing publications such as newsletters and brochures (including interviewing and writing for print media, copy editing, proofreading, layout, and dealing with typesetting and printing staff) Grade 7 G21,243) Job No: Jl54 Studio Assistant, Sculpture - Visual Arts/Faculty of Arts; TEMP0RARY: January 3, 1984-April 27,198\ (gfA or equivalent; previous experience required in handling industrial machinery, such as bench circular saws, band saws, lathes, kiln woodworking equipment; knowledge of sculptural techniques; previous experience involving assisting student sculpture preferred; practicing sculptor) Grade Mor 3 G22,l3o) Lob No: Jl55 Counsel lor: Betty Gunning ffiVisualServices/Departmentof|nstructiona]AidResources[0tnn](nighschool graduation or equivalent; one to two yearsr general office experience; experience in an audio visual environment is preferred; typing 40 wpm and accurate; some understanding of photographic film types and audio visual terms; manual dexterity-il-fii-a-sset in the Media Lab) Grade I Provisional ($15,1 l5) .lou No: G053 Thursday, December I - Monday, December 5, 1983 EMERGENCY SERVICES CENTRE .3333

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EDUCATIONAL LEAVE: CALL F0R APPLlcATlONs PREAMBLE: ----TFe tg83-84 Collective Agreement between the Board of Governors of York University and YUFA contains a orovision for educational leave. A Committee on Educational Leaves has been established and is charged with soliciting and deciding upon employeesr appl ications for educational leaves. The purpose of the Educational Leaves programme is to provide "opportunities for probationary or tenured/continuing appointment employees to take educational leave for approved plans of study for purposes to include, but not to be limited to, attainment of a higher level of professional flexibility and better qualifications for internal transfer." Forms of professional development in which the foreseeable measurable benefit will be princlpally to the individual also fall within the ambit of the educational leave clauses, Nature of the Awards: ffieavesCommitteewillbeawardingre1ease-timetoanaggregatemaximumofnine Course Director equivalents. Applicants may apply for leave for an entire academic year or a portion thereof. They may also apply for leave spread over more than one year. In its assessment of applications the Educational Leaves Committee will apply the following criteria: tr'meliness, feasibility, and the anticipated benefits to the institution and to the individual. Procedures: --- ,Applicants for educational Ieave must submit the fol lowing information: (,1) e proposal in the form of a letter or statement, complete with a rationale that addresses the questions of timeliness, feasibility and anticipated benefits and any other matters that the appl icant considers relevant to his/her case. (Z) fwo letters of reference or support. The Committee will routinely solicit comments on applications from Chairpersons or equivalents and/or Deans. All letters of assessment are open to applicants. The deadllne for submission of applications is January 15, 1984. The Committee has set February 15, 1984 as the date by which applicants will be informed of the decision on their applications.x Applicants wishing further information may call the Chairperson of the Committee, Dean Ron Bordessa at -2461, or the Secretary of the Committee, Fran Bonisteel -2\64. *Article 19. l6(U) wil I be amended to reflect these dates.

The December 1983 pay date for al1 monthly salaried employees will be on Tuesday, December 20,1983. In view of the early closing of the University in the month of December, it is critical that any banking or address changes be submitted no later than Monday, December 5, 1983 to the Payroll 0ffice to ensure timely processing. Applications for Faculty of Education Minor Research and Development Grants are now being accepted from members of the Faculty of Education and from members of the York University Community who are teaching courses in the Faculty. The grants are designed primarily to assist minor research projectl only; however, it is appropriit. to request'rseed money" which would eventually result in a rorl favourable review from external sources, or money necessary to complete a large project' or to obtain assistance for small research projects. For guidelines and application forms, please contact the Secretary of the Petitions and Awardi Committee, Room N825, Ross Building, telephone -6330. The lnter-Disciplinary Study Group on Development and Underdevelopment (ISGDU) is calling for papers to appear in its forthcoming publication next spring. Articles should not exceed 7500 words' typed, double-spaced, and must deai with at least one of three issue areas: (l) North-South relations; (2) Literatur; and Culture of Underdevelopment; and (3) A dimension of the struggle for Development in Africa, Asia, or Latin America. Deadline for submissions is December.l0, 1983. For more informa- tion contact Nunyonzwe X}"t.ngr" (655-8503), or Fernando Garcia (Room 5653, Ross Building). york University Cooperative Daycare Centre will host a fund-raising Holiday Bazaar on Tuesday, December 6 from ll:b0 a.m.-4:0b p,m, in Central Square, featuring stocking stuffers, tree decorations, handicrafts, penny tables, toys and gifts. For information call -3273. Posner - "lmages of Men and Women in Advertislng" - with Atkinson Sociology Professor Judith will be presented Tuesday, December 6 it l0:00 a.m. in the Bernard Betel Centre for Creative Living (Steeles and Bathurst), as the final offering in Atkinson College's free lecture series for senior citizens. For more information cal]' 667-2\6\. The deadline for yUFA applications for summer 1984 teaching at Atkinson College is December 15, 1983' After this date, applicaiions from YUFA members will not be given first consideration' Call for papers: Stong College is planning a symposium,-"Hands Across the Border: Canadian and are American Women Writeri,', for the spring oi tg84 (probably March). Faculty and graduate students invited to submit paperi on nineteenth or twentieth century Canadian or American women writers to Dr. Elizabeth Sabiston, Acting Master/Academic Advisor,314C Stong College'- Deadline for an abstract it f.Urr".V l, 1984. ior furiher information telephone local -3063 or -3061. pleasure skating will be cancelled on Saturday, December 3 and Sunday, December 4 in the York ice arena due to Varsity HockeY Games.

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TH U RS DAY I0:00 a.m. - ll:30 a.m., 12:00 noon - l:30 p.m., 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - PRTME/DEPARTMENT 0F ACADEMIC CoMPUTING SEMINARS - on PRIME machines and applications - topics are as follows: l0:00 a.m.- llll0 a.m- fib'ffi-ce Automationr,; l2:00 noon-l:30 p,m. -"PRlME in Universities"; 2:00 p.m.-4:00 p.r.r. -'rPRlME 9950, Array Processors, and Scientiflc Computation'r - Senate Chamber (SgtS), P.oss Bullding - for information calI Andrea Zeaqman at -6308 I2:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. - BOOK SALE - York Women's Centre, Room 102, Behavioural Science Building 3:00 p.m. - GRADUATE PROGRAM lN PHIL0SoPHY F0RTNIGHTLY SEMINAR -'rRationality as ldeology: A Critique of cri tical n i lding 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - DEPARTMENT 0F EC0N0MICS SEMINAR -rrMoral Hazard" - with Professor R. Arnott, [ueen's Universitv 4:00 p,m. - MATHEMATICS COLLoQUIUM - "Ergodic Nonsingular Transformations" - with Professor V.S. Prasad, University o-Sherbrooke - Room 5201, Ross Building 4:30 p.m. - couNCtL 0F THE FACULTy 0F GRADUATE sruDlES MEETING - Senate chamber (s915), Ross Building 8:00 p.m. - yoRK CABARET - "Teasing Hrs. Watsont'- an evening of comedy and music co-directed and written by Gary DewarlTiiE Mclean ani Marium CarvelI - Vanier College Dining HalI - tickets ($l) available only at the door - for information call -2323 8:30 p.m. - pLAy [Glendon College Theatre ProgramJ - Carol Bolt'srrRed Emma - 0ueen of the Anarchists" - Theatre--GT6ndon - tickets ire 53; students and seniors $2 - for information call 487-6250

FRI DAY 9:00 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. - FRIDAYS AT YORK SYMPOSIA SERIES [Centre for Continuing Education] - "Brave New Marriage''-withsailyStudies,UniversityofGuelph,and'||nvolvement with Families of Students Requiring Special Education" - with Dr. John B' Fotheringham, Chief of psychiatry, North york General noslital - $30 fee per option (pre-registration recommended) - Ground Floor, Administrative studies Bui lding - for information cal | -2502 .12:00 noon - 2:oo p.m. - LUNCHEON SEMINAR ON VIOLENCE ILaMarsh Research Program/Dean of Graduate Studies] -.|Vandalism,.-witffi,BethuneCollege-callMichae.lsmithat-6254 for more information with 2:00 p.m. - GRADUATE PR0GRAM lN pHySlcAL EDUCATION SEMTNAR SERIES - "control of Finger Movement" - Dr.KristiellWaterloo-Room]22,BethuneCollege 2:00 p.m. - pSyCHOLOGy COLLOqUIUM - "Genetics, Race, and LQ." - with Jerry Hirsch, University of lllinois - Roomffice Building 2:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., 6:00 p.m. a 8:00 p.m. - TAIT.McKENIIE WOMEN'S BASKETBALL CLASSIC - Tait McKenzie Centregym-ti"k"t,",.$3/adultsandsz/students (tournaient pass) - ticket ho'lders get a chance on a draw for a Trip for Two anywhere in Canada CP Air flies - for details call'2289 8:00 p.m. E ll:00 p.m. - YORK CABARET - see Thursday's listing at 8:00 p.m. 8:30 p.m. - pLAy IG]endon College Theatre ProgramJ - see Thursday's listing at 8:30 p'm.

SATURDAY 2:00 p.m., 4:00 p.m., 5:00 p.m., 8:00 p.m.---tAlT McKENZIE W0HEN'S BASKETBALL CLASSIC - Tait McKenzie C"ntr" gym - see Friday's listing at 2:00 p'm' /:10 p.m, - YE0MEN HOCKEY - vs. Laurentian - York ice arena 8:00 p.m. - YORK CABARET - see Thursday's listing at 8:00 p'm' 8:30 p'm' 8:30 p.m. - pLAy IGlendon College Theatre Programl - see Thursdayrs listing at

S UN DAY medal game at g:00 a.m. s.ll:00 a.m. - TAIT HcKENZIE WoMEN'S BASKETBALL CLASSIC - continues - bronze l:00p.m.;championsym-seeFriday'slistingat2:00p.m. 2:00 p.m. - YEOMEN HOCKEY - vs. Laurentian - York ice arena

MO N DAY Russell Mason, Blolocy REsEARCH sEMlNAl -'tFunctions of the Chemical Senses" - with Dr' 4:00 p.m. - Farquharson Monel chemical Senses center, university of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia) - Room 120, Bui 1 di ng (available Personnel services), should sTAFF poslTloNS: Applicants for internal transfers/promotions from ffiseruiceSnolaterthan5:00p.m.onThursday,December8,1983;'kindicateSpositionis exempt from bargaining uni t. Counsellor: Bev McKee _upport,ComputingServices(universitygraduateincomputerscience;SeVeralyears'Director - lechnlci in managing technical"support; experience required in a large computer installation; experience sound dernonstrated ability to manage puop\" and projects; ability to communicate effectively; ($33,851-S42,325) Job No: M045 knowledge in computer systems ptanning and oplrations) Grade PaM lo PLEASE iUgMIT A RESUME WHEN MAKING AN APPLICATION. CORRECTION TO POSTING, YORK BULLETIN, NOVEMBER I5, I983 Counsel lor: Chris Johnson ffi-Biology,FacultyofScience;.N0TE:35hours/week,includingSomeeveningwork equivalent; (g,sc. in Biology or Biochemirtry-*ith a background in Molecular Biology/Microbiology, or several years,experience in ricrobiologi."i/ricrobial genetics/biochemical setting; dernonstrated task" to meet deidlines; practical laboratory skills in chemistry, ability to plan a complex get along with biochemistry, microbiology microscopy, equipment use and maintenance; ability to others and to communicate effectiv.iVi Giade LT 3 (S21,763) Job No: Jl44 ANNOUN CEMENT: ffitofPersonneIServicesispleasedtoannouncetherecentapPointmentofAlanSmithas Telecommunications l'4anager, Physical PIant, on November 28' 1983' YORK ACTIVITIES Monday, December 5 - Sunday, December ll, 1983 EMERG ENCY SERVICES CENTRE .3333

ART GALLERI ES D I SPLAYS * The Art Gallery of york University (AGYU), Room N145, Ross Building, - 3247, presents "correspondences" - paintings by crtristoptt.r pratt and Tim Zuck, photography by George Legrady, and-environmentai scurpture by John McEwen and rony Brown - until December 16. Gallery hours are l0:00 a.m. -4:00 p.m., Monday-Friday. '! Glendon Gallery hosts an Exhibition of Antique Musical Boxes until December 18. The Gallery (Glendon Col lege Campus, Ug7-6206), is open Monday-Friday l0:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Thursday 6:00 p.m.-!:00 p.m., and Sunday 2:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. :t l^/inters Col lege Gal lery (123, frinters Col lege, -2204) features a year sculpture Exhibition: 4th Studeht show through December 9. Gal lery hours are l:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. weekdays. :t The Samuel J. Zacks Gallery (109, Stong College, -3061) presents "lmages of Rural rtaryrr- with the photography of Raf capuio and poetry by Giuseppe Minasi - until January l3 (Gallery closed December 9 -January 3). Gal lery hours are I I :00 a.m. -4:00 p.m. weekdavs.

MONDAY

4:00 p.m. - Bl0L0GY RESEARCH SEMINAR -'rFunctions of the Chemical Sensesrrwith Dr. Russel I Mason, Monel I chemical pennsylvania Senses Center, University of (phi ladelphia) _ Room 120, Farquharson Bui lding

TUES DAY ll:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. - H0LIDAY BAZAAR [york University Cooperative Daycare Centre] - featuring stocking stuffers' tree decoETT6nll-'iGn?Tcrafts, penny tables, toys and gifts - central Square - call -3273 4:00 p.m. - MATHEI,IATlCS COLLOQUIUM -'rA Theorem on Finite Permutation Groups and the Classification FiniteffissorChristophHering'Mathematsches|nstitut,UniversitatTubingen of - Room 5201, Ross Bui lding 7100.q:.r: - CALUMFT Fl_LM_IESTtVAL [Calumet College Fine Arts Association] - presents Robert Altman's "McCabe and Mrs. Miller'r and Arthur Pennrs "Bonnie and Clyderr- Calumet Common Room (l09), Atkinson College - admission is free and everyone is welcome 8:00 p.m..- l0:00 p'm. - MUsIC DEPARTMENT CONCERT - The York Jazz Orchestra, under the direction David|4ott'presentffi.WintersCollegeJuniorCommonRoom of

8:15 p.m. - YEOMEN BASKETBALL - vs. Estonia - Tait McKenzie Centre gym

WEDNESDAY 12:00 noon - YORK UNIVERSITY STAFF ASSOCIATION PRESENTATION - Tale of 0" - a film exploring consequencesotivenumbersonpeople'sperform"n"Jinwork"The the groups - Room 2\5, Glendon College - everyone is welcome to attend 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. - DANCE DEPARTI4ENT WORKSH0P - Burton Auditorium, Fine Arts Building - admission is free - for more @ 5:30 p.m' - 9:00 p.m. - MUSIC DEPARTMENT CONCERT - The Western Art Music Performance Course york UniversityconcertffiofJamesMcKaypresenttheirEnd-ofTermConcert- and McLaughl in Hal I, l,lclaughl in Col lege 7:30 p.m. - YE0W0MEN H0CKEY - vs. University of Toronto - york ice arena

THU RS DAY 9:00 a.m. - GLENDON COLLEGE PRESENTATI0[ - "1984...Are You Ready?" - TV Ontario Chairman Dr. J.G. parr .willdi@hangingtrendsofa'ThirdWaveSociety'-TheatreGlendon, Glendon Col leqe l0:00 a.m. - JEWELLERY SALE - Hearth Room, Glendon College I2:15 p.m. - l:30 p.m. - CANADIAN CULTURAL STUDTES LUNCHTIME SEMINAR lGraduate Studies,/Robarts Centre for Canadian Studies] Selected lmmigrant Writers" with Arnold ltwaru, Sociology, York - Bethune College Galiery (320) - for rnore information call -3454, -6254 or -3957 4:00 p.m. - MATHEMATIcS COLLOQUIUM - "New Developments of the Kohn Nirenberg Theory of pseudo-Differential operatoffimuelZaidman,DepartmentofMathematicseStatistics.Universitvof Montreal - Room 5201, Ross Building

5:00 p'm. -. fVSIC PEPARTMENT gONCERT - The Jazz Workshops present their End-of-Term Concert/party - McLaughl in Hal l, McLaughl in Col'lege

FRI DAY 1000 heures - CONFERENCIER ICollege Glendon, Etudes Internationales] - "La politique Nucleaire et le MouvemenEEllEE-if en Europe'r - Monsieur Yves Jeanclos, Professeur, Universite de Strasbourq Itl - Sal le 129, Col lege Glendon I2:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. - LUNCHE0N SEMlN4e $_V!4E!!E [LaMarsh Research Program/Dean of Graduate Studies] ''0riginsofPolitic@ctice||withDelSmyth-Room]20,BethuneCollege - for information call Michael Smith at -5254

N0TE: AS YET, THERE ARE N0 LISTINGS FOR SATURDAY 0R SUNDAY. Tuesday, December 6 - Wednesday, December 7, 1983 EMERGENCY SERVICES CENTRE .3333

GENE RAL

EDUCATIONAL LEAVE: CALL F0R APPLICATIONS PREAMBLE: ---Tfte-I983-84 Collective Agreement between the Board of Governors of York University and YUFA contains a provision for educational leave' A Committee on Educational Leaves has been established and is charged with soliciting and deciding upon employeesr appl ications for educational leaves. The purpose of the Educational Leaves programme is to provide "opportunities for probationary or tenured/continuing appointment employees to take educational leave for approved plans of study for purposes to include, but not to be limited to, attainment of a higher level of professional flexibility and better qualifications for internal transfer." Forms of professional development in which the foreseeable measurable benefit will be principally to the individual also fall within the ambit of the educational leave clauses. Nature of the Awards: ffieavesCommitteewillbeawardingrelease-timetoana9gregatemaximumofnine Course Director equivalents. Applicants may apply for leave for an entire academic year or a portion thereof. They may also apply for leave spread over more than one year- In its assessment of applications the Educational Leaves Committee will apply the following criteria: timeliness, feasibility, and the anticipated benefits to the institution and to the individual. Procedures: ---;ppffants for educational leave must submit the fol lowing information: (.1) R proposal in the form of a letter or statement, complete with a rationale that addresses the questions of timeliness, feasibility and anticipated benefits and any other matters that the appl icant considers relevant to his/her case. (Z) fwo letters of reference or support. The Committee will routinely solicit comments on applications from Chairpersons or equivalents and/or Deans. All letters of assessment are open to applicants. The deadline for submi ss ion of applications is January 15, 1984. The Committee has set February 15, 1984 as the date by which applicants will be informed of the decision on their applications.* Applicants wishing further information may call the Chairperson of the Committee, Dean Ron Bordessa at -2451, or the Secretary of the Committee, Fran Bonisteel -2464- tArti 19. I I be amended to reflect these dates. cle l5(U) "i

The University will conduct a phys.ical resources field survey on York and Glendon campuses in the immediate future, This survey is designed to verify current information related to the use and occupancy and condition of all University space. lt has been authorized by G.G. Bell, Vice-President, External Relations t University Services, and will be coordinated by the Department of Facilities Planning E Management. To ensure success of this important project, it is essential that all personnel provide accurate and current information when contacted by the survey team. Your cooperation will be appreciated.

The December 1983 pay date for all monthly salaried employees will be on Tuesday, December 20, 1983.

The Toronto Transit Commission will add two more buses to their weekday evening service (york 106) to York campus beginning in January I984, further to a request from A.R. Dawson, Director of york's Ancillary Services/Facilities Planning and Management, for improved TTC service. Further ridership monitoring by the TTC will confirm if this change ls sufficient to accommodate passenger demand. rrThe Tale of'0'rr- a film exploring the consequences of being different and the impact of relative numbers on people's performance in work groups - will be presented by the YUSA Mini-Series Committee on Tuesday, December 6 from l2:00 noon-l:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m.-2:00 p,m. in Room 104, Winters College. Everyone is welcome to attend. The annual Christmas Physics Lecture for grade 9 and l0 students - I'Physics is Phun" with York Professor W.J. Megaw - will be presented Thursday,. December 8 at 2:00 p.m. in Curtis Lecture Hall rrLrr. S!-eve M,q9,Lea1 , York B.Sc. and Ph.D. graduate and newly named Canadian astronaut, will .speak (pendini--poGl-iITe schedule changes). A limited number of tlckets for qrade 9 and l0 family members of York staff and faculty are available from Professor Megaw in Room 2\9, Petrie Science Building, -J088. During the holiday season, the Department of Physical Education and Athletics will sponsor three days of action-packed basketball when eight teams gather at York for the l5th High School Boys Basketball Tournament. The tournament runs Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, December 26-28, at the Tait McKenzie Centre gym. For information on teams, game times and to purchase advance tickets, contact -3734. Volleyball takes over the Tait McKenzie Centre gymnasium from January 6-8 when six top-rated Canadian university teams take on two highly ranked university teams from the United States in the fifth Excalibur Volleyball Classic. Making their first appearance at the Classic are the 0hio State Buckeyes, one of the top three squads in the U.S. Back for a return visit are Cardinals, the ninth-ranked team in the U.S- The American teams will face tough opposition from Canadars best including teams representing Alberta, Dalhousie, Laval, University of Toronto, Water'loo, and host York Yeomen. Matches run day and evening, January 5,7 and 8. For further information and to ourchase advance tickets. call -3734.

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Applications for Faculty of Education Minor Research and Development Grants are now being accepted from members of the Faculty of Education and from members of the york University Communiiy who'are teaching courses in the Faculty. The grants are designed primarily to assist minor research projects however, I'seed only; it is appropriate to request money" which would eventually result in a more favourable review from external sources, or money necessary to complete a large project, or to obtain assistance for small research projects. For guidelines and application forms,'plLase contact the Secretary of the Petitions and Awards Committee, Room N825, Ross Building, telephone _6330.

The Inter-Disciplinary Study Group on Development and Underdevelopment (lscou) is calling for papers to appear in its forthcoming publication next spring. Articles should not exceed 75OO words, iyped, double-spaced, and must deal with at least one of three (l) (2) issue areas: North-South relations;" Literature and Culture of Underdevelopment; and (3) A dimension of the struggle for Development in Africa, Asia, or Latin America. Deadline for submissions is December lO, 196i. For more informa- tion contact Munyonzwe Hamalengwa (665-8503), or Fernando Garcia (Room s653, noss Buildinc).

York Uni vers i ty Cooperati ve Daycare Centre wi I I host a fund-raising Hol iday Bazaar on Tuesday, December 5 from I l:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. in Central Square, featuring stocking stuffers, tree decorations, handi crafts, penny tabl es , toys and g i fts. For information call -3273. "lmages of Men and Women in Advertisingr'- with Atkinson Sociology Professor Judith posner - will be presented Tuesday, December 5 at l0:00 a.m. in the Bernard Betel Centre for Creative Living (Steeles and Bathurst), as the final offering in Atkinson College's free lecture series for senior citizens. For more information call 667-2\64.

The deadline for YUFA applications for summer 1984 teaching at Atkinson College is December 15, 1983. After this date, applications from YUFA members will not be given first consideration. r'Hands Call for papers: Stong College is planning a symposium, Across the Border: Canadian and American Women Writers", for the spring of 1984 (probably March). Faculty and graduate students are invited to submit papers on nineteenth or twentieth century Canadian or American women writers to Dr. Elizabeth Sabiston, Acting Master/Academic Advisor, 3l4C Stong College. Deadline for an abstract is February |, 1984. For further information telephone local -3063 or -3051.

EVENTS

TUES DAY ll:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. - H0LtDAY BAZAAR [York University Cooperative Daycare Centre] - stockiirg stuffers, tree decorations, trai?ltlETtllEnny tables, toys and gifts - central Square - for details cal | -3273 12:00 noon - l:00 p.m. s l:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. - YUSA MlNl-SERIES COMMITTEE PRESENTATI0N - "The Tale of rOilr - a film exploring the consequences of being different and the impact of relative numbers on peoplets performance in work groups, will be shown - Room 104, Winters College - all are welcome

4: 00 p,m. - MATHEMATICS COLL0QUIUM - "A Theorem on Finite Permutation Groups and the Classification of ftntfe ffissorChristophHering,Mathematscheslnstitut,UniversitatTubingen - Room 5201, Ross Bui lding 7: 00 p.m. - CALUMET FILM FESTIVAL ICalumet College Fine Arts Association] - presents Robert Altman's "McCabe and Mrs. Miller" and Arthur Pennrs "Bonnie and Clyde" - Calumet Common noom (109), Atk i n son College - admission is free and everyone is welcome 8:00 p.m. - l0:00 p.m. - MUSIC DEPARTMENT CONCERT - The York Jazz 0rchestra, under the di rection of DavidMott,preSentffi-WintersCo1legeJuniorCommon Room 8:15 p.m. - YE0MEN BASKETBALL - vs. Estonia - Tait McKenzie Centre qym

WE DNES DAY 12:00 noon - YORK UNIVERSITY STAFF ASS0CIATION PRESENTATI0N - "The Tale of 0" - a film exploring the consequences of being different and the impact of relative numbers on people's performance in work groups - Room 245, Glendon College - everyone is welcome to attend 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. - DANCE DEPARTMENT W0RKSH0P - Burton Auditorium, Fine Arts Building - admission is free - for more ffi 5:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. - MUSIC DEPARTMENT C0NCERT - The Western Art Music Performance Course and York UniversityconcertffiofJamesMcKaypresenttheirEnd-ofTermConcert- McLaughl in Hall, McLaughl in Col lege

7:00 p.m. - PRESENTATI0N [Atkinson col lege Master's 0ffice/Department of Pol itical Science] Discussion: i'Th. To76;T6--p6Jl-c" and the Gay community" and film: "Track ll'r will be presented by Professor lan Lumsden - Fellows' Lounge (004), Atkinson College - all are welcome - for information call -6\3\ /:10 p.m. - YEOWOMEN HOCKEY - vs. University of Toronto - York ice arena

(avai from Personnel Services) should STAFF poslTlONS: Appl icants for internal transfers/promotions lable ffis.';i;;;-;o-t"i"';;;"':00p.m.onTuesday,Decemberl3,l983;*indicateSpositionis exempt from bargaining unit. Counsel lor: Chri s Johnson ffiltyofEnvironmentaIStudies(highschoolgraduationorequivalentwithcommer- cial training; one to two yearsr related experience; typing 50-55 wpm, pleasant telephone manner; good diction; acceptable spelling and grammar) Grade 3 (s]5,115) Job No: Jl55 CENTRE -3333 Thursday, December 8 - Monday, December 12, | 983 EMERGENCY SERVICES

GEN E RAL university offices will be The Department of Personnel wishes to provide advance notice that 23,-1983- January l, 1984, inclusive' offices will re-open closed for the period of December of classes following for business on mono]vl'1""r".v-2,-i;8\'. For dates of the commencement the Christmas break, consul t the appropri ate facul ty calendar' December I5' has been cancelled' The December meeting for Senate, which was to be scheduled for

physics grade 1.0 students - "Physics is Phun, with The annual christmas Lecture for 9_and p'm' in curtis professor wi ll be presentea ioJ"y,-Thursday-, December 8, at 2:00 w.J. Megaw - wil.l speak at this ,,L". Canadian astronaut Sig""-n;;-L9-"", a iork graduate, .also Lecture Hal l and l0 students who A limited number of tickets ffi€ b-n'set aside for grade 9 lecture. be obtained from Professor Megaw in are family members oi York staff and facuity, and may n .r ilg,'Petrie Science Building (-3088) ' the remaining six prizes' l(,inners An additional casino York Raffle draw has been made for call the Development 0ffice at -2\95 for information' should 0360.|5036657037300468847469\07037530

,tYork,sGraduateTheatreCompanyproductionofBertholtBrecht'srrTheCaucasianChalkCircle"Adelaide Street East' continues until December l0 at The Adelaide court Theatre, 57 may be reserved bv calling Adelaide Court Performances are at 8:30 P.m. ""d;;;k;;;-(55'00) at 353-6401. employees wilI be on.Tuesday, December 20' |983' ,k The December t9g3 pay date for a'lI monthly salaried

EVENTS Thu rs day Ready?" - TV Ontario Chairman Dr' J'G' Parr o. nn GLENDON COLLEGE t*aggXlRTl0N - "'l 984...Are You a.m. - Wave Society' - Theatre Glendon, will dilZGl-TutuFi st concepts and changing trends of a 'Thi rd Gl endon Col I ege l0:00a.m.-JEWELLERYSALE-HearthRoom,GlendonCollege studies/Robarts centre t2:l5 p.m. - l:30 p.m. - CANAD!a!_!!!fuMl STUDTES LUNCHTII4E SEMINAR IGraduate forCanadi""S;,;i",oryofCanadianRealityDepicted University - Bethune in selected lmmigrant writers,, - *itr' Arnold ltwaru, sociology, York College Gallery iliol - for information call -3\5\' -625\ or -3957 SEMINAR - tax' competition between. 3:30 p.m. - 5:00 D.m.uo'i."riency'|withProfessorJ.Mintz,Queen.s - DEPARTMENT 0F ECONOMICS "commodity member states UniversitY - Sl69, Ross Bui lding rrNew of the Kohn-Nirenberg TheorY of Pseudo- 4:00 p.m. - MATHEMATICS COLL0QUIUM - Developments 6 Stati sti cs, biftere@h Professor Samuel Zaidman' Department of Mathematics tJniversity of Montreal - S2Ol, Ross Building Chamber (S915), Ross Building 4:00 p.m. - CoUNCIL 0F THE FACULTY OF ARTS MEETTNG - Senate present thei r End-of-Term Concert/Party - 5:00 p.m. - MlrSlC FEPARTMENT CONCERT - The Jazz Workshops McLauqhJl;- H;Tl Fri day le Etudes Internationales] - "La Pol i tique Nucleai re et 1000'""" heures - CONFERENCIER ICollege Glendon, de Strasbourg lll - ;;;;;r"nTiffi en EurJpe" - Monsieur yves Jeanclos, Professeur, Universite sale I29, Co1 lege Glendon ]4arsh Research Programme/Dean of Graduate l2:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. - LUNCHEON SEMINAR ON V!!!!NCE [La - Studies]-',o'igin,ffiryandPractice.'-withDelSmythe 320, Bethune College"- for detai ls call Hlchael Smith at -6254 Monday PREig'lrAIlgN - trPre-KriPkt" wi th Professor 2:00 p.m. - 5:00 P.m- DEPARTMENT 0F PH I LOSOPHY- : = : :Proress ; or Peter Danielson' PhilosoPh; P,H. Roosen-Runge, CornotrteFscience Depa rtment ' and Department - Sl73' Ross Bu i I di ng Chamber, Glendon College 4:00 p.m. BOARD OF GOVERNORS MEETTNG - Board/Senate transfers/promotions (avai lable from Personnel Servi ces) STAFF POSITIONS: Appl icants for internal 15,1983;'t indlcates ;Eul? rd;F-Ersonnel Services no later tt"n S:00 p.m. on Thursday, December position is exempt from bargaining unit' I, ffieoperator--Maintenan9eandY!]]].ll:]:.':Y::::::],:":"l}To:::::;",?:i"*"' ?;ii-:i';l,.H'l;:"i;ffi'"[ini'!.n."i'';;;;;;;;;"-;im"rl;:l:l::l':i'.:,:::'^',H::l::lJ :::::l:li;,lil::":^:::.Y:::';"::"::Hili: :il:,1:"::'!3'"''l""iil;': :? ;;#;i';;"i" " ::::'":H::::::''"under pressure; :Xfii::"::.i""lo"iiiiil:.'";';;;fi;i; ;;';;'i'"i'a :bll:'X"li Tlo^,:tt::liverv iliill'uJ.il,";";.:;:';"'i;:':;-;;";; :";;;i ;"i"'v or $15'ee4) Job No' G054 %duateStudies(highschoolgraduationwithformalSecretarialtrainin9,or;;;;;; :;;;:j?ii:l '"""':;I,,13'ili,'ffi?"; :;';:::"'::;':=;"i:;il :,1::':::ll:"?li'i[??l:processing skills ::or willingness;iiii.:;" university-wide contacts; typing 6; ;;;; ai.t"p6ont,skills; word stiiti -- oral and written; ability to deal with students' to learn; excellent communication ability to handle pressure or staff and faculty at a.l1 levels; tact and.diplomacy essential; high volr." or ro.t ) grade 5 provisional (Sl7'280) Job No' Jl56

- cont i nued STAFF P0SlTl0NS - continued

Counsellor - Bev McKee ffitingServices(highschoolgraduate,prefergraduatefromspecializedoperationS program; minimum two years as Tape Librarian in IBM mainframe environment; SKILLS: practical procedures knowledge of ROSCOE and Tape Diagnostic Programs; Specialized Teohniques knowledge of UCC-oNE Tape Management System and Tape Cleaning Machine) qrade CS4 ($19,613) Job No. MO47 0perator-2 - Computing Services (3 positions available; high school graduate, prefer graduate from specialized operations programme; minimum of one year's experience in computer operations, primarily of peripheral equipment (including magnetic tape drives and line printers and, preferably, plotters) but including responsibility for junior level console operations; minimum of one year's experience in operating minicomputer equipment or minimum one year as operator l; SKILLS: practical Procedures knowledge of Master Console and JCL and Utilities; Specialized Techniques knowledge of Peripheral Equipment, MVS Commands and Operating Procedures, VM/CHA Commands and Operating Techniques, DEC-10 Commands and Operating Techniques, RES0LVE/ CMF Commands, VMS Commands and Operating Procedures, and 4-PHASE Equipment) grade CS4 (S19,5.t3) Job No. Mo48 Operator-l - Computer Services (3 potitions available; high school graduate, some courses in computer operation required; prefer graduate from specialized operations program; minimum two yearsl console operations in IBM MVS environment; minimum one year console operations in VM,/CMS environment; preferably one year experience in operating DEC VAX minicomputers; preferably six months' experience in operating DEC-10 or DEC-20 computer or minimum one year as an Operator 2i SKILLS: Practical Procedures knowledge of JCL t Utilities; Specialized Techniques knowledge of Peripheral Equipment, Master Console, RES0LVE/CMF Commands,4-PHASE Equipment; Scientific Mastery of MVS Commands and Operating Procedures, VM/CMS Commands and Operating Procedures, DEC- l0 Cornmands and Operating Procedures, VMS Commands and Operating Procedures) grade CS5 (521,584) Job No. M049 Software Programmer-3 (CMS) - Computer Services (university or college graduate; minimum two yearsl experience as software programmer in MVS and/or VM/CMS, involving operating system generation and/or modification; IBM ASSEMBLER language training or minimum one year as software programmer- r 2; SKILLS: Practical Procedures knowledge of IBM Hardware, VM/CMS Structure and Logic, Data Communications Software, MVS Externals and JCL; Specialized Techniques knowledge of VM/CMS Externals and Commands, High Level Programming Languages, Data Management Access Methods, ASSEMBLER Language, \",ritten, 0ral Communication) grade CS7 G27,280) Job No. M050 Software Frotr"tnr"r-3 (MVS)/Program Librarian - Computer Services (minimum one year software programmer- 2 (HVS) or university or college degree; minimum two years'experience as software programmer in MVS; ASSEMBLER lnaguages training; SKILLS: Practical Procedures knowledge of IBM Hardware, MVS Structure and Logic, Communications Software, CICS, TOTAL, VM/CMS Externals, DEC-10 Externals; Specialized Techniques knowledge of MVS Externals and JCL, High Level Programming Language(s), Data Management Access Methods, Assembler, ROSC0E, 0ral, Written Communications, IBM Utilities, Installation Aspects of Software Packages) grade CS7 (527,280) Job No. M05l

YORK UNIVERSITY FOOD SERVICE OUTLETS CHRISTMAS HOURS SCHEDULE I983

OUTLET OPEN:

CENTRAL SQUARE

MondaY 19 Decernber) Tuesday 20 December) 8:00 am - 7:30 pm WednesdaY 2l December) ThursdaY 22 December) 10:00 am - 5:30 FridaY 23 Decernber) SaturdaY 24 December 10:00 am - 4:00 SundaY 25 December CLOSED Monday 26 December) TuesdaY 27 December) WednesdaY 28 December) 10:00 am - 5:30 pm ThursdaY 29 December) FridaY 30 December) SaEurdaY 31 December 10:00 am - 4:00 pm SundaY 1r J4rrudr_)/r^-..-f-, CLOSED a T^-,, HOURS MondaY L JoLLUAL^r" J NORMAL OPERATING

OUTLETS CLOSED:

RX-OPENS

Complex 1: 9 Tues . 11:30 am 3 January -McLaughl in/Winters Fri. 2:00 prn Decernber 10:00 am 2 January -Founders /Vanier Thurs . 2:00 Pm 22 December Mon. 10:00 am 2 January Complex 2 (Stong) Thurs. 2:00 Pm 22 December Mon. December 10:00 am 2 January Marky's 2 Thurs. 9:00 Pm 22 Mon. 7:00 am 2 January Atkinson Thurs. 2 :00 Pm 22 December Mon.

2 January Temporary Office Bldg. Thurs. 12:00 noon 22 December Mon. 8:30 an Fine Arts Fri. 2:00 pm 9 December Tues . 10:30 am 3 January

arn 9 January 0sgoode Cafeteria Fri. l:00 pm 16 December Mon. 8:00

Note: The Food service christmas hours schedule for Glendon college will be announced seParateIY. Tuesday, December: l3 - ly'ednesday, December 'l 4, 1983 EMERGENCY SERVICES CENTRE .3333

GENERAL

EDUCATIONAL LEAVE: CALL F0R APPLICATIONS PREAMBLE: The 1983-84 Collective Agreement between the Board of Governors of York University and YUFA contains a provision for educational leave. A Committee on Educational Leaves has been established and is charged with soliciting and deciding upon employees' appl ications for educational leaves, The purpose of the Educational Leaves programme is to provide "opportunities for probationary or tenured/continuing appointment employees to take educational leave for approved plans of study for purposes to include, but not to be limited to, attainment of a higher level of professional flexibility and better qualifications for internal transfer." Forms of professional development in which the foreseeable measurable benefit will be principally to the individual also fall within the ambit of the educational Ieave clauses. Nature of the Awards: ffieavesCommitteeWillbeawardingrelease-timetoanaggregatemaximumofnine Course Director equivalents. Applicants may apply for leave for an entire academic year or a portion thereof. They may also apply for leave spread over more than one year. In its assessment of applications the Educational Leaves Committee will apply the following criteria: timeliness, feasibility, and the anticipated benefits to the institution and to the individual. *--Ippi-'rProcedures: cants for educational leave must submit the fol lowing information: (l) A proposal in the form of a letter or statement, complete with a rationale that addresses the questions of timeliness, feasibility and anticipated benefits and any other matters that the appl i cant cons i ders rel evant to h i s/her case. (2) Two letters of reference or support, The Committee will routinely solicit comments on applications from Chairpersons or equivalents and/or Deans. All letters of assessment are open to applicants. The deadline for submission of applications is January 15, 1984. The Committee has set February 15, 1984 as the date by which appl icants wi I I be informed of the decision on thei r appl ications,'k Applicants wishing further information may call the Chairperson of the Committee, Dean Ron Bordessa at -2451, or the Secretary of the Committee, Fran Bonisteel -2464. "'-Article 19.16(b) wil I be amended to reflect these dates. 9angellgtiol of 9lasses/Closing of Offices due to Bad \.leather Conditions It is the time of year again when winter winds, precipitation and temperatures combine on occasion to make driving dangerous. As a large community with academic schedules to meet and many members to service, the importance of avoiding disruption is evident. There are times, however, when public safety indicates temporary interruption of the regular routines of the University. Hopefully, such occasions will be rare. The information given below is provided for the guidance of York members. The decision to cancel all classes or close the offices in the University is the responsibility of the Chairman of Senate and the President, respectively. When the decision i. *"d" drting t.grl. , the 0ffice of the Vice-President (External signatedofeachFaculty/collegeandadminiStratiVe department that offices will be closed and/or classes cancelled from a specific time. The person so informed will then be responsible for passing on the message to members of the unit. An announcement will be made as soon as possible after the decision has been made and, in any case, not later than 4:00 p.m. over the fol Iowing radio stations: Radio York, Radio Glendon, cKEy (AM), cHUM (fN), cfRa (nM), Cgt_ (aH), cffN (fn) When tlre_,decision is made before the University opens in the morning, the Emergency Services Centre will be notified and an announcement suspending classes and office attendance will be made on the above- designated stations as soon after 7:00 a.m, as possible. Unless such announcements are made, members of the community will be expected to maintain regular schedules and are asked not to telephone the 0ffice of the Vice-President (External Relations t Un i vers i ty Development). :k The December 15 meeting of Senate has been cancel led. * The York University Day Care Centre would like to announce the Holiday Bazaar Winners: cake - ticket #248 (Jss Piluso), gingerbread house - ticket #106 (N. Parry), stocking - ticket #214 (S. Joshi), trip to New Orleans - ticket #0769 Gill Swanson). The York Day Care Centre thanks the communi ty for a very successful fund-raising event. 't Cheques requisitioned from the Accounting 0ffice: The Office of the Chief Accountant requests the cooperation of the community in adhering to the practice of allowing ! working days from receipt of the request in Accounting for the preparation of cheques, including travel advances, petty cash reimbursements, etc. Please do not request to arrange special pick-up. While one of the prime functions of the Accounting Department is to service the needs of the University community, and they are prepared to accommodate urgent requests on an exception basis, this can only be achieved with a loss in productive time, and additional costs and workload for our staff. * Receipt of Goods/Services.: The Office of the Chief Accountantrequests the cooperation of the commun- imff,andforwardingreceivingcopiesofPurchase0rderstotheAccounting Department, Suite B, Temporary Office Building, immediately upon receipt of goods or completion of services rendered in order to expedite vendor payments. In the case of part shipments, a photostat copy of the blue should be submitted, indicating which of the items has been received. Adherence to this necessary procedure will reduce the follow-up required by Accounts Payable and will enhance our relationship with University suppl iers. 't The Department of Personnel Services wishes to provide advance,l984, notice that University offices will be closed for the period of December 23, 1983-January l, inclusive. 0ffices will reopen for business on l.'londay, January 2, 1984. For dates of the commencement of classes following the Chri stmas Break, consul t the appropriate Facul ty calendar.

- continued - GENERAL - continued

The Centre for Continuing Education is offering'THINDPOWER 83-84" - a workshop designed to help the participants cope with information overload and develop innovative learning strategies - on York campus two Tuesday and two Thursday evenings beginning January 3, 1984. For detai'ls cal | -Z5OZ. .|5, ,! The deadline for YUFA applications for summer 1984 teaching at Atkinson College is December 1983. After this date, applications from YUFA members will not be given first consideration. 'k Volleyball takes over the Tait McKenzie Centre gymnasium from January 5-8 when six top-ranked Canadian university teams take on two highly ranked university teams from the United States in the fifth Excalibur Volleyball Classic. Making their first appearance at the Classic are the 0hio State Buckeyes, one of the top three squads in the U.S. Back for a return visit are Indiana's Ball State Cardinals, the ninth-ranked team in the U.S. The American teams face tough opposition from Canadars best including teams representing Alberta, Dalhousie, Laval, University of Toronto, !./aterloo and host York Yeomen. l4atches run day and evening, January 6,7 and 8. For further information and to purchase advance tickets, contact -373\. 't During the holiday season, the Department of Physical Education and Athletics will sponsor three days of action-packed basketbal l when eight teams gather at York for the l5th High School Boys Basketball Tournament, The tournament runs Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, December 26-28 at the Tait McKenzie Centre gym. For information on teams, game times and to purchase advance tickets, con tact -3734.

EVENTS

TUE S DAY 4:00 p.m. - DEPARTMENT 0F PHYSICS SEMINAR SERIES - "Laser nadar (Lidar) Applications" - with Dr. J.D. Houston, 0ptech lncorporated - Room 317, Petrie Science Bui lding 4:00 p.m. - MATHEMATICS C0LLoQUIUM - "Problems Involving the Generalized Continuum Hypothesis" - with Profess@DartrnouthCollege-RoomS20l,RossBuilding 7:00 p.m. - GUEST PRESENTATION IAtkinson College Master's 0ffice t Engl ish Department/League of Canadian PoetsT - guest appearance and reading by Michael 0ndaatje, award-winning author of The Col l ected Works of B i l l y the Ki d, Coming Through Slaught.er, Rat Jel ly and others - Senior

!'/E DN ES DAY l2:00 noon - ADMINISTRATIVE STUDIES PRESENTATION -'rEvolving Strategy in the Vjorld Pharmaceutical |ndustron,AdminiStrativeStudies-Dean|sConferenceRoom (4tn floor), Administrative Studies Bui lding 2:00 p.m. - M.A. DEFENCE IGraduate Program in Psycholosy] - Janet Fitzpatrick wil l defend her M.A. thesis EiTltGd-ilThe Role of Values in the Relationship Between Academic Achievement and Sel f - Concept" - Room N!2/, Ross Building

STAFF pOSlTl0NS: Appl icants for internal transfers,/promotions (avai lable from Personnel Services), ;I rsonnel Services no Iater than 5:00 p.m. on Tuesday, December 20,1981; 't indicates oosi tion is exempt from bargaining uni t. Counsel lor - Chri s Johnson Services, Physical Plant (high school graduation or equivalent; Postal Assistant - Central Postal ilFil ilGrl one year of experience, preferably in a Post office; good communication skills; or driver's I icence) grade 4 (S15,994) lou t'to. ..t t58 Assistant to Text Buyer - Textbook, Bookstores (high school graduation or equivalent; one to two in university bookstore; typing 40 wpm; good years, relatei experience, ireferably " communication skiils -- oral and wriiten; ability to work under pressure; ability to deal effectively with students, faculty and staff at.all levels; demonstrated ability to exercise initiative and good judgement) grade 4 (Sf5,!!4) Job No' J159

Counsel I or - BettY Gunn i ng Secretarial Services- 6ffitor - Secretarial Services, Facul ty of Arts (high school. graduation or equivalent; one year experience preferred; quil ified Displaywriter operator) grade 4 (S15,994) Job No. Go65 with Secretary/Receptionist - Associate Dean's 0ffice, Faculty of Fine Arts (high school graduation secretarial training, or equivalent; one to two years' secretarial experience, preferably in a university enviroiment and with word processing/office computer experience' experience with student records an asset; typing 55-50 wpm, shorthand 80-100 wpm, good organizational skills, oood communication skills; r"ord-processing skills or willingness to learn) grade 4 provisional i$rS,gg4) Job No. Go65 EMERGENCY SERVICES CENTRE -3333 Thursday, December l5 - l,,tonday, December 19, 1983

GENEML

The Department of Personnel wishes to provide advance notice that universitv offices will be closed for the period of December 21, l!8J-January l, 1984, inclusive. Offices will re-open for business on Monday, January 2,198\. For dates of the commencement of classes following the Christmas break, consul t the appropriate facul ty calendar.

The December meeting for Senate, which was to be scheduled for December 15, has been cancelled.

cancellation of classes./closing of Offices due to Bad ueather conditions tures combine on occasion to make driving dangerous..As a_large community with academic schedules to neet and many members to service, the importance of avoiding disruption is evident. There are times, however, when public safety indicates temPorary interruption of the regular routines of the University. Hopefully, such'occasions will be rgle' The information given below is provided for the guidance of York members. The dec on to cancel all classes or close the offices in the University is t6e responsibility of the Chairman of senate and the President, respectively. {hgn.lhe dgci.s!on i: mage dgring rggular office hours, the Office of the Vice-president (External Kelatlons & unlversity DevelopmentJ will notify the designated of each F.aculty/College and adninistrative department that offices will be closed and/or classes cancelled from a specific tinre] The person so informed will then be responsible for passing on the message to members of the unit. An announcemenr will be made as soon as possible after the dtcision has beln made and, in any case, not later than 4:00 p.m. over the following radio stations: Radio York, Radio Grendon, cKEy (Ar4), cHUM (Fl4), cFRB (AM), cBL (AM), cKil4 (Fn) wtrgn !b9"dqcis'lon is made before the Uni_vers!ty opens in the morning, the Enrergency services Centre wilI De notltled and an announcement suspending classes and office attendance will be made on the above- designated stations as soon after 7:00 a.m. as possible, Unless such announcements are made, members of the community will be expected to maintain reqular schedules and are asked not to telephone the office of the Vice-President (External Relationi a Un i versi ty Development). q!9999:-f99ui:i!joned froT thg Acc.gun!in9 0ffice.: The Office of the chief Accountant requests the cooperatlon ot the community in adhering to the_practice of allowing 5 working days from the request Accounting receipt of in for the preparation of cheques, including-travel adiances, petty casn reimbursements' etc. PIease do not request to arrange special pick:up. While one of'the pi.ime- functions of the Accounting Department is to servicJ the needs of the University prepared communiiy, and they are to accomrnodate urgent requests on an exception basis, this can only be iifrievea with a loss in productive time, and additional costs and workload for our staff. Bgce!pt of G99ds/9erYices:-The Office of the chief Accountantrequests the cooperation promptly of the commun- Ity in signing-off, and_forwarding receiving copies of Purchase 0rders to the Accounting Department' Suite B, Temporary office Building, immediately upon receipt of goods or completion of services rendered in order to.expedite vendor payments. In the case of part"shipm"ntr, i ptroiostat copy of the blue should be submitted, indicating which of the items has been received.'Adherence procedure to this necessary will reduce the follow-up required by Accounts payable and will enhance our relationship with University suppl iers.

Volleyball takes over the Tait l'lcKenzie Centre gymnasium from January 6-8 when six top-ranked Canadian university teams take on two highly ranked university teams from the united 3tates in tne fifth Excalibur Volleyball Classic. Making their first appearance at the Classic are the Ohio State Buckeyes, one of the top three squads in the U.S. Back for a return visit are Indianars Ball State Cardinals, the ninth-ranked team in the U.S. The American teams face tough opposltion from Canada's best including teams representing Alberta, Dalhousie, Laval, Universiiy oi Toronto, l,laterloo and host York Yeomen. l4atches run day and evening, January 6,7 and 8. For further information and to purchase advance tickets, contact -373If. During the holiday season, the Department of Physical Education and Athletics will sponsor three days of action-packed basketball when eight teams gather at york for the l5th High School Boys Basketball Tournament. The tournament runs Monday, Tuesday and tJednesday, December 26-28 at tne Tait McKenzie Centre gym. For information on teams, game times and to purchase advance tlckets, contact -JlJq.

* The York public computing sites will be closed for the Chrlstmas holiday. 0n Thursday, December 22, . the public pools (Steacie Upstairs, Steacie Downstairs, Administrative Studies and Glendon) will shut their doors at noon, Normal hours of operation will resume on l4,onday, January 2 at 8:10 a.m. The VAXs, Cl'lS, and DEC-10 will be available on an unattended basis through the dlal-up ports while the computing centre is closed. * Bookstore hours for York and Glendon campuses will be 9:30 a.m,-4:4! p.m. Monday, December l9- Thursday, December 22. Both bookstores will be closed from December 2l-January I inclusive. * Professor Norman Endler, York Psychology Department, will appear on the CBC Television Network program "The Nature of Things with David Suzuki - Beating the Bluesr', on Uednesday, December 2l at 8:00 o.m. ,k Effective. immediately, responsibility for the Transcripts office has been assigned to the Dlrector of Admissions, l4r. J.A.5. l4cNeil. |4r. Noel Berman has transferred from the Registration Office to Transcripts, as Manager of the Transcripts Office. * Amendment to York Handbook: page 83 - Marshall, Alan, Administratlve Studies (Atkinson), Room 241C, Admlnlstrative Studies Bulldlng, extension -3575 should read -6313/-3173.

EVENTS

THURS DAY noon - l:00 p.m. - SEHINAR SERIES ON REFUGEES Studies/Refugee bcumentation Project] - l2:00 ||stressandPopulat@ithPau|Lumsden,Anthropo|ogy,York-SeniorComnpn[oraduate Room (140), McLaughlin College '12:00 noon - l:00 p.m. E l:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. - YUSA ALL-CANDIDATES' MEETING - Senate Chamber, Ross Building

FRI DAY l2:00 noon - l:00 p.m. - YUSA ALL-CANDIDATEST l,lEETlNG - Senate Chamber, Glendon Campus

I'ION DAY 4:00 o.m. - B|OLOGY RESEARCH SEMINAR - topic to be announced - with Dr. P.W. Linch, Harvard Hedical School,@ Room 320, Farquharson Building

NOTE: AS YET, NO EVENTS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED FOR SATURDAY OR SUNDAY continued - I983 CHRISTI'1AS HoLIDAY ScHEDULE

TAIT McKENZI E BUI LDI NG Bui lding Poo I Fri day, December 23 Tol oO -a rn. -5 : oo p. m. T2 :t-2 OO noon -2 :00 p. m. Saturday, December 24-Sunday, December 25 C l osed C losed Honday, December 26-Wednesday, December 28 l2:00 noon-10:00 p. m. Closed Thursday, December 29 9:00 a.m.-6:00 P. m. C I osed Friday, December l0 I 2 :00 noon -6: 00 p. m. C losed Saturday, December 3l -Sunday, January I C I osed Closed l'4onday, January 2 8:30 a.m.-ll:00 p. m. l2:00 noon-2:00 o.m. !:00 p.m.-lt:00'p.ml

Pick-Up Hockey Friday, December 23 rz:uu noon-t:r{> p.m. Saturday, December 24-Sunday, January Cancel led Cance I I ed |4onday, January 2 2:00 p.m.-2:4! p.m. l2:00 noon-l :4! p.m.

SCOTT LIBRARY STEACIE SCIENCE LIBRARY ElEfjFTj ol D-epa r tren t, Re se rves -!-lnursoay, Uecember-- tZ 8:10 a.m.-5:00 p.m. lhurSdav. DeCember Zl 8:45 a.m.-!:00 p.m. Friday, December 2l- Friday, December 2l- Monday, December 25 C losed Honday, December 25 Closed Tuesday, December 2/- Tuesday, December 2/- Thursday, December 2! l0:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 28 9:00 a.m.-!:00 p.m. Friday, December 30- Thursday, December 29- Sunday, January I C I osed Sunday, January I C I osed LAI/ L I BRARY Archives, Special Col lections -D-ecember Friday, December 2l- SaTil?ay, I 7- Sunday, December | 8 C I Sunday, January I C losed osed Fi lm Library Honday, December l!- Honday, December l2- Wednesday, December 2l 9:00 a.m. Thursday, December 22 Thursday, December 22 9:00 a.m.-!:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m. -12:00 noon Friday, December 2l- Friday, December 2l- Sunday, January I Closed Sunday, January I Closed Honday, Listenino Room January 2- Friday, January 5 Thursday, December 22 9:00 a. m. -! :00 p. m. 9:00 a.m. Friday, December 23- Saturday, January /- Sunday, 8 Sunday, January I Closed January C I osed l',lap Library, Reference Department Honday, January ! Regular hours Honday, December l9- LESLIE FROST LIBRARY, GLENDON CAI.IPUS Thursday, December 22 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Friday, December 23- Thursday, December 22 9:00 a.m. -5:00 p.m. Sunday, January I C I osed Fri day, December 2l- Tuesday, December 2/ GOVERNHENT DOCUII.IENTS,/ADHI NI STMTI VE STUDI ES Closed Honday, December l9- Wednesday, December 28 9:00 a.m.-!:00 p.m. Thursday, December Thursday, December 22 9:00 a.m. -!:00 p.m. 2t- Sunday, I Friday, December 23- January Cl osed Sunday, January I C I osed

FOOD SERVICE OUTLETS

OUTLET OPEN: 'l!-Wednesday, IEET?5T-Soua re Honday, December December 2 | 8:00 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Thursday, December 22-Friday, December 23 l0:00 a.m.-5:10 p.m. Saturday, December 2lt l0:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Sunday, December 25 C I osed Honday, December 26-Friday, December 30 l0:00 a.m.-5:10 p.m. Saturday, December ll l0:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Sunday, January I C I osed l.'londay, January 2 Normal 0perating Hours

OUTLETS CLOSED: CLOS ES RE-OPENS eompTEl-l: - HcLaughl inlWinters Friday, December !, 2:00 p.m. Tuesday, Janua ry 3, I | :30 a. m. - Founders/Vanier Thursday, December 22, 2:OO p.n. |londay, January 2, l0:00 a.m. Complex Z (Stong) Thursday, December 22, 2:0O p.m. l',londay, Janua ry 2 , l0:00 a. m. l.|arky's 2 Thursday, December 22, 9:00 p.n. Honday, January 2, I0:00 a.m. Atkinson Thursday, December 22, 2:00 p.n, Honday, January 2, 7:00 a.m. Temporary 0ffi ce Bui I di n9 Thursday, December 22, l2:00 noon Monday, January 2, 8:30 a.m. Fine Arts Friday, December !,2:00 p.m. Tuesday, January I, I0:10 a.m. 0sgoode Cafeteria Friday, December 16, l:00 p.m. Honday, January !, 8:00 a.m. Note: The Food Service Christmas hours schedule for Glendon Colleqe will be announced seDarately.

I{appy Milays to all I Tuesday, December 20, 1983 - l4onday, January 2, 198\ EMERGENCY SERVICES CENTRE .3333

GEN ERAL

The Department of Personnel Services wishes to provide advance notice that university offices will be closed for the period of December 2, 1983-January l, 1984, inclusive. Offices will re-open for business on l4onday, January 2,1984. For dates of the commencement of classes followinq the Christmas break, consul t the appropriate faculty Calendar.

The York public computing sites will be closed for the Christmas holiday. 0n Thursday, December 22, the public pools (Steacie Downstairs, Administrative Studies and Glendon) will shut their doors at noon. Normal hours of operation will resume on Monday, January 2 at 8:30 a.m. The VAXs, CMS, and DEC-10 will be available on an unattended basis through the dial-up ports while the computing centre i s closed.

Professor Norman Endler, York Psychology Department, will appear on the CBC Television Network program "The Nature of Things with David Suzuki - Beating the Blues", Wednesday, December 2l at 8:00 o.m.

York's Department of Physical Education and Athletics and the Ontario Track and Field Association announces the appointment of Brian Maraj as full-time provincial track and field coach.

I984 FORM TDI York employees are reminded that copies of the 1984 TDI form have been distributed to their respective departments for completion, The 1984 exemption amount for children under the age of 18 has not been increased by Revenue Canada, lf you claim children in this category it is necessary to_Ti le a TDI to avoid being unde rtaxed.

'! Bookstore hours for York and Glendon campuses will be 9:30 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Monday, December l9- Thursday, December 22. Both bookstores will be closed from December 23-January I inclusive.

YORK UN I VERS I TY BOOKSTORES I W I NTER HOURS

York Campus Glendon Campus January 2-l 4 Janua ry 2-l 4 l.'londay-Thu rsday 9: 30 a. m. -9: 00 p. m. Monday-Thursday 9:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m. Friday 9:30 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Fri day 9:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Saturday l0:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. Satu rday C I osed January l5-February l4 January l6-February l4 Mon day -Th u rs day 9:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Monday, Thursday, Friday 9:30 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Fri day 9:30 a.m.-4:45 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday 9: 30 a. m. -/:00 p. m. Satu rday CI osed Saturday C losed * During the holiday season, the Department of Physjcal Education and Athletics will sponsor three days of action-packed basketball when eight teams gather at York for the l5th High School Boys Basketball Tournament. The tournament runs Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, December 26-28 at the Tait McKenzie Centre gym. For information on teams, game times and to purchase advance tickets, contact -3734.

,t Volleyball takes over the Tait McKenzie Centre gymnasium from January 6-8 when six top-ranked Canadian university teams take on two highly ranked university teams from the United States in the fifth Excalibur Volleyball Classic. Making their first appearance at the Classic are the 0hio State Buckeyes, one of the top three squads in the U,S. Back for a return visit are Indiana's Ball State Cardinals, the ninth-ranked team in the U.S. The American teams face tough opposition from Canada's best including teams representing Alberta, Dalhousie, Laval, University of Toronto, Waterloo and host York Yeomen. Matches run day and evening, January 6,7 and 8. For further information and to purchase advance tickets, contact -3734.

EVENTS

Tuesday

l0:30 a.m. - M.A. DEFENCE IGraduate Program in PsycholoSy] - Hinda Goldberg will defend her M.A. Thesis entitled-rriiGliEfr6nt in Physical Activity as a Function of Attitude Toward Physical Activity and Self-Motivation" - Room 5935, Ross Building

ll:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. - YUSA ANNUAL ELECTIONS - Central Square, York Campus - ballots wil I be available at the polling statiffirequired to present their membership cards, and may vote at either the Yor:k campus or the Glendon campus (see times below); voting by proxy is accepted

I2:00 noon - l:00 p.m. - YUSA ANNUAL ELECTIONS - Senate Chamber, Glendon Campus

continued I983 CHRISTMAS HOLI DAY SCHEDULE

TAIT McKENZI E BUI LDI NG m Poo I l0:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. : O0 noon -2 :00 p. m. Saturday, December 24-Sunday, C I osed -12C losed Monday, December 25-Wednesday, December 28 l2:00 noon-10:00 p.m. Closed Thursday, December 29 !:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Cl osed Friday, December l0 l2:00 noon-6:00 p.m. C I osed Saturday, December ll -Sunday, January I Closed Cl osed M^^l-., t--..--.,, ,ru,,uoy, ro"uo'y a 8:30 a.m.-ll:00 p.m. l2:00 noon-2:00 p.m, . 9:00 p.m.-ll:00 p.m.

I CE ARENA -.._P I easf re- s?EEi ng Pick-Up Hockey Fril:', naacmhor ?? z : uu p.m. -Li4> p.n. TZJod- no6-n-t J[5 p.m. Saturday, December 24-Sunday, January I Cancel I ed Cancel I ed Monday, January 2 2:00 p.rn.-2:4! p.m. l2:00 noon-l :45 p.m.

SCOTT L I BRARY STEACI E SCI ENCE LI BRARY Cl rcuTat'r on Department, Reserves @ 8:J0 a.m. -5:00 p.m. fhursday, uecemDer zz 8:4! a.m.-5:00 p.m. Friday, December 2l- Fri d:ri l')cromhar ??- Monday, December 26 Closed Monday, December 25 Closed Tuesday, December 2/- Tuesday, December 2/- Thursday, December 2! l0:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Wednesday, December 28 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Friday, December 30- Thursday, December 29- Sunday, January I Cl osed Sunday, January I C I osed LAW Archives, Special Col lections L I BRARY SatTiEav- -aav,Oecember l7- Sunday, December l8 CIosed Sunday, January I C losed Fi lm Library Monday, December l!- Monday, December l2- Wednesday, December 2l 9:00 a.m. -!:00 p.m. Thursday, December 22 Thursday, December 22 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. 9:00 a.m.-12:00 noon Friday, December 2l- Sunday, January I C I osed Sunday, January I C losed Monday, January 2- Li sten i ng Room Friday, January 5 Thursday, December 22 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. !:00 a.m. -!:00 p.m. Fri day, December 23- Saturday, January 7- Sunday, January 8 C I osed Sunday, January I C I osed Monday, January 9 Regul a hours Map Library, Reference Depa r tmen t r Monday, December l!- LESLIE FROST LIBRARY, GLENDON CAMPUS Thursday, December 22 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p,m. Wednesday, December 2l- Friday, December 23- Thursday, December 22 9:00 a.m.-!:00 p.m. Sunday, January I C I osed Friday, December 2l- Tuesday, December 2/ Closed GOVERNMENT DOCUMENTS/ADMI N I STMTI VE STUDI ES Wednesday, December 28 p.m. Monday, December l9- 9:00 a.m.-l:00 Thursday, December 29- Thursday, December 22 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. Sunday, January I Cl osed Friday, December 23- Sunday, January I Closed

FOOD SERVI CE OUTLETS

OUTLET OPEN: c6iTral SdGre Monday, December l!-Wednesday, December 2l 8:00 a.m. -7:30 p.m. Thursday, December 22-Friday, December 23 l0:00 a.m,-5:10 p.m. Saturday, December 24 l0:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Sunday, December 25 Closed Monday, December 25-Friday, December 30 l0:00 a.m.-5:10 p.m. Saturday, December 3l l0:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m. Sunday, January I C I osed Monday, January 2 Norma I Operat i ng Hours

OUTLETS CLOSED: CLOS ES RE-OPENS eomFl ex -i: - - McLaughl inlWinters Friday, December 9,2:00 p.m. Tuesday, January 3, I l:30 a.m. - Founders/Vanier Thursday, December 22, 2zO0 p.m. Mon day , January 2, l0:00 a.m. Complex 2 (Stong) Thursday, December 22, 2:00 p.n. Mon day , January 2, l0:00 a.m. Marky's 2 Thursday, December 22, 9:00 p.m. Monday, January 2, l0:00 a.m. Atkinson Thursday, December 22, 2:0O p.n. Mon day , January 2, 7:00 a.m. Temporary 0ffi ce Bui lding Thursday, December 22, 12:00 noon Monday, Janua ry 2 , 8: l0 a.m. Fi ne Arts Friday, December !,2:00 p.m. Tuesday, January I, l0:10 a.m. 0sgoode Cafete ri a Friday, December 15, l:00 p.m. Monday, January !, 8:00 a.m.

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