ART GALLER I Es/D I SPLAYS * llEmil 0rlik 1870-1932", drawings and prints from the collection of the Adalbert Stifter Verein, l,'lunich, is an exhibition sponsored bv the Goethe Institutes of North America which will be on view at the A.G.Y.U. (noom Nt45, Ross Bui lding) unti I l4arch 6. Regular 9al lery hours are from l0:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m. weekdays.

* |4cLaughl in Col lege is hosting an exhibit of wood carvings by Elgin Turner in the College's Faculty Common Room (Room I40) until f4arch 13. The exhibit wil I be open l.'londay through Friday f rom ll:00 a.m.-J:00 p.m. and from 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. and the artist will be present to discuss his work. * Bulgarian Graphics will be on display at the Sa;uel Zacks Gallery (Stong Col lege) from l4arch 4 (reception from 6:30 p,m.-8:30 p.m.) until Harch l!. Regular gallery hours are from 9:30 a.m.-2:J0 p.m., weekdavs.

l,londay

l2:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Federation of Urban Studies Students] "The Central Property Reg i ster and Its Applications" with Andy Datlen, ontario and Toronto Systems Analyst with Planning Depa rtmen ts Faculty Lounge (Room s87z), Ross Building 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Archaeology and the Bible Lecture leyie; - [Vanier College, Religious Studies 3tudentsAssociationthesamaritans,'withFrankHooreCross, Hancock Professor of Hebrew and other 0riental Languages at Harvard University - Senior Common Room, Vanier Col lege 3:00 p.m. - Guest Speakel - [Latin American and Caribbean Studies] Professor Rodolfo Borello, University of 0ttawa,-ilTTT-6!EEF6n the background of one of the characters in Julio Cortazar's novel Rayuela (Hopscotch) , a iazz musician patterned after Charl ie Parker - Faculty Lounge (Room S869);E;!-Building (note: postponed from February 2l)

4:J0 p.m. - The Rights of l4an Lecture Series - [tinters Coliege] openlng address for a serles of lectures which will takt place this week - today's talk will be given by Professor Josef Skvorecky, Erindale College, author of The Cowards and The Bass Saxophone - Room A, Curtis Lecture Halls

8:00 p.m. - The Rights of Man Lecture Series - [t/inters College] "The HcDonald Commission" with Hr. Alan Borovoy@iation - Winters College Dining Hall

Tuesday

l2:00 noon - Guest Speaker lCanada Council, Program in Creative Writing] featuring AIden Nowlan - Room A, Curtis Lecture Halls '12:00 noon - Discussion - lYork Women's Centre] Carmen Bourbonnais will talk about Nellle's hostel - all we I come-l-Tffi-T-02, Behav iou ra I Sc i ence Bu i I d i ng l2:OO noon - l:00 p.m. - f,lclaughlin Lunchtime Series - Barry Argyle will read poetry - Faculty Common Room, l'lcLaughl in Col lege l2:l! p.m. - Peil Film - "Decisions, Decisions'r - Room ll4, Scott Library 4:00 p.m. - Quebec Social History Lecture Series - [Department of History! "The Chicoutimi Rural History i'ro;ectiversit6deQu6beciChlcoutimi-Rooml|6,VanierCo|lege 4:00 p.m. - 6:OO p.m. - Recllql - [Vanier College] featuring David Johnson. (Vanier College Academic Advisor) and Friendsi--Tl?F-ael Herren (tenor), Ceri Stephens (baritone), Hollis Rinehart (barltone), Joan Pelletier (soprano), Sterling Beckwith (bass) and on Piano, Stephen Ford, Donald Pelletier, Diane Bogdan and Mary Legge - l''lusic Room (029), Vanier College 4:30 p.m. - The Rights of i,lan Lecture Series - [Winters College] "Privacy Rights: The Canadian Approach at the Federal Level" with Inger Hansen, Q.C., Privacy Commissioner, Canadian Human Rights Commission - Room A, Curtis Lecture Halls 4:30 p.m. - Socialism and Democracy Seminar - [Bethune College] "Spontaneity and 0rganization in the Trade Union |,lovenrenil'tlth York Professors Tony Woolfson and Don Wells - Room 320, Bethune College !:00 p.m. - Winters College Poetry Series - featuring Lorna Uher, author of Crow's Black Joy and winner of the 1978 Saskatchewan Poetry Prize - Senior Common Room, Winters College 8:00 p.m. - Student Recital - [Husic Department] with Nina Braid (saxophone), John l{ah (trumpet) and Lily N9 (p i ano)-:-Ioom i-i6l-N'c-Laugh l i n co l l ege 9:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Atkinson College] "The lranian Revolution: Religious Populism and Uneven Develop6Ent'wr-Tfr-Fied Halliday, author of Arabia Without Sultans and lran: Dictatorshlp and Development - Fellows Lounge (Room 004), Atkinson collegE-

Wednesday l2:00 noon - Guest Speakers - f0sgoode Hall Law Union] Claire Rose, member of Information Conmittee on politicET-FFi!6n6F!-Tn Queblc and sister to Paul Rose, and Anne-|larie Jones, legal counsel for Paul Rose, will discuss,'Paui Rose and Political Prisoners in Quebec" - Room 104, Osgoode Hall Law School l2:00 noon - Discussion - [york Uomenrs Centre] Ellen ]Jexler will talk about the Toronto Rape Crisis Centre - Room T02l-TEfrEVioural Science Building l:00 p.m. - Concert - [ilusic Department] faculty and associates of the l'lusic Department: Darryl Eaton, - l'loshe Hammer if tastai?-G-y, .ludith Kay, James HcKay, James Campbel l, l'largaret Gibbs, David f'lott and - Room F, Curtis Lecture Halls Freedom of the Press to Conrnunication 4:lO-hignts,@ProfessorDenis|'1cQuai|,Chairof|'1assCommunicatlons, p.m. - The Rights of l.|an Lecture Series - [Winters College] "From Universitv of Amsterdam - Room A, Curtis Lecture Halls 7:30 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Amnesty International Group l]1, Glendon Collegel "Human Rights and Violence" with OlEiI6n-TiGEipal Philippe Garigue - Senior Common Room, Glendon College 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. - The Law and You - lCentre for Continulng Education] 'rLandlord-Tenant Lawrr with bsgoode irofessor Ri;F;;d Ba-TftilF 2nd in series of 3 lectures i 57.50 fee for series for members of the York community - Room 106, Osgoode Hall Law School 8:15 p.m. - l0:00 p.m. - Annual Haurice l'lanel Lectureship - [Atkinson college] "Becoming Docs: Professional ism asLegitimation''*itffimShaffir,|'lcHasterUniversity - Fellows' Lounge (Room 004), Atkinson college

- continued YORK ACTIVITIES (cont'd.)

Thursday

l0:00 a.m. - 5-:30 p.m. - Tenth Annual Conference on Food Production and Distribution - Canada and the Third World - [Bethune colffi ows: 10:00 a.m. - "Food In Canada - Problems and Solutionsrrwith Mr. Bill Reno, United Food and Commercial Workers Unlon; Mr. Jim Sheldon, Farmer; and representatives of the Grocery Products Manufacturers of Canada and the Ministry of Agriculture 2tJO p.n. -rrAlternative Forms of Food Product.ion and Distribution: Canada and the Third world',: rrThe Efficlency of Small Farms in Developing Nationst'with Professor Albert Berry, University of Toronto;rrCooperative Farm organizations in Canada: A Bright Past - A Clouded Future?rrwith york Professor Jack Craig;rrrTapis Vertr: An Integrated and Self-Sustaining Development Program (Sahel, Niger, W. Africa)" with a representative from the Institute for the Study and r'The Application of lntegrated Development; Small Farm and Self-Sufficiency in 0ntario', with Arthur Wood, Tutorial Instructor and Fel low, Bethune Col lege - Room 218, Bethune College ll:45 a.m. - l:00 p.m. - Career.seminar_ - [Federation of Urban Studies Students] with John Crawford, Urban Planner for York eor6Qfi-?iEGffiate of Geography and Urban Studies at York - Room N/24, Ross Building 12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. - Films - as part of Glendon's Annual Vomen's Day events be t'Woments the following will screened: Equality and Development", "Women l,/ant: Canadian Uomenrs Movement" and "People's Choice: V,/omen in Politics" - Room 204, York Hall, Glendon College 2:00 p.m. - Gyest Speaker - [Glendon l/omenrs Studies Program] ,'Women in the Constitutiontrwith Do,ris Anderson, former Chairperson, National Advisory Council on the Status of Women, on the occasion of International Womenrs Day Activities - Room 204, York Hall, Glendon College (HOte: location change) l:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Economics Department] "Optimum Government Deficit: A Theory with Empirical Application to Canada" with York Professor John Beare - Room S105, Ross Building 4:00 p.m. - Chemistry Seminar Series - "The Study of DNA as an Informational Moleculetrby York Biology Professor James D. Friesen - Room lll, Petrie Science Building 4:00 p.m. - lmages of Canadars Past Leclle_lelj=r - [Vanier College, Faculty of Fine Arts] "Jock Macdonald: the|nnZemans-RoomA,'st.dman.LectureHalls 4:00 p,m. - International Womenrs Day - [York Women's Centre] a party (pot-luck) in celebration of |nterna@7,l98l)-Roo'l02,Behavioura|ScienceBuilding 4:J0 p.m. - The Rights of Man Lecture Series - [Winters College] "The Rights of Women in the Working World" with Professor Dorothy Smith, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education - Room A, Curtis Lecture Halls /:15 p.m. - Reading - [Atkinson College] Joyce Harshall, Vriter-ln-Residence at Trent University, will read from her wriEings - Fellowsr Lounge (Room 004), Atkinson College

Fr i day 9:00 a.m. - l:15 p.m. - Reading Symposium - [Centre for Continuing Education] 'rCreative Writing and Making Books: Level JK-5" with l'1rs. Doris Pilkey, Learning Resource Librarian, Board of Education for the City of North York;'rCreative Language ldeas: Level K-5t'with Hrs. Huriel Hartle, Vice-Principal, Simcoe County Board of Education - symposium fee 912.50 for members of the York community - registration at Room 038, Administrative Studies Building 9:00 a.m. - J:15 p.m. - l,lathematics Symposium - lCentre for Continuing Education] "Math Grabbers: Elementary/ lntermediate Levels" with Professor Larry Ridge, University of Toronto; rrGeometry: Elementary/lntermediate Levelst'with Mr. Bob Alexander, Assistant Coordinator of Mathematics, Board of Education for the City of Toronto - symposium fee $10.00 for members of the York community - registration at Room 038, Administrative Studies Building lO:00 a.m. - Tenth Annual Conference on Food Production and Distribution - [Bethune College] continues as follows: lo:o0adVorld',:',CanadianAgribusinessAbroad.| with Professor Phil Ehrensaft, University of Quebec; "Nestl€ and the.tBottle BabyrMedical Syndromerl with Nancy Hawley, Nestl€ Boycott Campaign; t'Agribusiness lntrusion and the Disappeaiance of the Small Farmer in Western Canada (Alberta)" with Professor Max Hedley, University of Windsor; 2:10 p.m. - "Science, Technology and Food in Canadar': ItSeed Hybrids and Patent Rightsrrwith Jill Eisen, Producer, CBC'rldeasrr; "The Use and Effects of Pesticides in Ontario Agriculturerrwith York Professor David Fowle; "The Effects of Climate on Canadian Agriculturelrwith York Professor Jim Megaw; "'Urban Sprawlr and Ontario Farmland" with York Professor Gerry Walker - Room 218, Bethune College l:00 p.m, - Bethune Art Gallery Music Series - featuring percussionist David Moss - Room J20, Bethune College 2:00 p.m. - Psycllglogy Colloquium - "Government Decision Making and Program Evaluation" with Raymond Berry, 0ntario Ministry of Health - Room 2!1, Behavioural Science Building 6:00 p.m. - Bulgarian Poetry Recital - [Stong Collegel with English versions; as part of Bulgarian Cultural Week,p@tomarkthel300thAnniversaryoftheStateofBulgaria-Rooml02, Stong Col lege 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. - Can-Am Team Champlonships for University Vomen - a squash tournament featuring the York Yeowomen and teEmsTiom \/assar College, Hamilton College and McGill University - Tait McKenzie Squash Courts /:00 p.m. - ll:00 p.m. - Coffee House Reriival - ti.A.C.S.] featuring folk, jazz, blues with Karen Khan, singer/guitarist-liffi.-Roomll2,BethuneCollege 7:30 p.m. - Bethune Movies - "The Blues Brothers" - admission $2.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls

Saturday 9:30 a.m. - l:00 p.m. - Can-Am Team Championships for University Women - continues - Tait McKenzie Sguash Courts l0:00 a.m. - Tenth Alnual Conference on Food Production and Dlstribution - lBethune College] final day with dlscussion as follows: t'The lnternational Context of Food Production and Distribution": t'The Political Economy of Food" with Professor Harriet Friedmann, University of Toronto; t'Canadian Grain Commerce and Aid in an International Contextrtwith John Sokol, Tutorial lnstructor and Fellow, HcLaughlin College; Concluding Address: "The Global Food Crisis'r with Dr. Leon Bagramov, Head, Canada Section, Instltute of U.S. and Canada Studles, Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. - Room 218, Bethune College 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. - Can-Am Singles lnvitatlonal - hosted by York Yeowomen and featuring a l5-woman field - Talt l,lcKenzie Squash Courts

Sunday 9:30 a.m. - 5:30 p.m. - Can-Am Slngles lnvitational - contlnues - Tait l'lcKenzie Squash Courts 7:30 p.m. - Bethune Movies -rrDoctor Zhivago'r - admission $2.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls GENERAL A Gerstein Conference in honour of the 20th Anniversary of York University -- Energy Sources for the 2lst Century -- will be held Thursday and Friday, l,larch l2 and 13. Speakers and topics are as follows: r,Coalrrwith Norbert Berkowitz, University of Alberta;rrTar Sands" with l4aurice A. Carrigy, Alberta 0il Sands Technology and Research Authority;ttNuclear Fission" with Eugene Critlph, Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories; "Solar" with Gordon E. Gross, Solar Energy Research Institute, Colorado; and 'rConservation" with lan H. Rowe, Ontario i'linistry of Energy. The conference is free and oPen to the public; for further information call Dr. Arthur C. Johnson at local -3479.

The Conference Office reports that Summer Application Forms are available for students who wish to llve in residence. The forms may be obtained from Room 139, Winters College; deadline for application is Harch 13, 198.|.

Front Desk and Housekeeping positions are available for the summer with the Conference Centre. Application forms may be filled out in Room ll!, Winters College.

The Yale Russian Chorus will give a performance on Tuesday, March l0 in the Winters College Dining Hall at 7:30 p.m. The visit is sponsored by Vanier and Winters College Councils and admission at the door will be $2.00. This unique a capella ensemble, drawn largely from the Yale community offers a wide selection based on the centuries-old tradition of Russian male singing. President and Mrs. t4acdonald invite all Faculty, Staff and members of their families to a Skating Party to be held at the lce Arena on Sunday, March l!, l!81 from 3:00-5:00 p.m' Hot chocolate and donuts will be servedl bring skates and enjoy the fun.

The Applied Linguistics Research Working Group (nlnWe) at Glendon College is holding an Applied Linguistics Ueek l'larch 9-ll with special colloquiums as follows: March ! -rrCurrent trends in applied Iinguistics research: a Lancaster perspective'r with Christopher Candlin, Lancaster University; general editor, Applied Linguistics and Language Study - I:15 P.m.-l:05 P.m. March lO appl ied I inguistics'r with C. Vaughan James, Director, Pergamon Institute of Engl ish (oxford) - l:15 p.m.-3:0! p.m' with l4arch ll - "Some relationships between adults' speech and children's language development" Gordon Uells, Research Director, Centre for the Study of Language and Communication, University of Bristol - l0:00 a.m.-12:00 noon l,tarch ll - "Politicai linguistics" with York Political Science Professor David V.J. Bell - l:15 p.m. -3:05 p.m. The colloqula will take place in Room C-00J, Wood Residence, Glendon College.

* I,lembers of faculty who have not yet mailed the completed Speakersr Bureau information forms back to the Communications Department (Room !802, Ross Building) are requested to do so as soon as possible for inclusion in the new brochure. ,t The Sri Sataya Sai Baba Centre of Toronto and the Hindu Youth 0rganization of York-University conduct religious services at the Founders College Senior Common Room each Sunday from 5:30 p.m.-7:00 p.m. A soecial service to celebrate Shiva Ratri will take place in the Scott Religlous Centre this Thursday, l'larch 5. For further information call Shiva GoPie at 652-3975'

EVENTS Tuesday l2:00 noon - Guest Speaker - lCanada Council, Program in Creative Writing] featuring Alden Nowlan - Room A, Curtls Lecture Hal ls l2:00 noon - Dlscussion - lyork ]Jomen's Centre] Carmen Bourbonnais will talk about Nellie's hostel - all we I comea-n66i-Tlo2, Behav i ou ra I sc i ence Bu i I d i ng 12:00 noon - l:00 p.m. - l.|claughlin Lunchtime Series - Barry Argyle will read poetry - Faculty Common Room, McLaughl in Col lege l2:l! p.m. - Peil Film - "Decisions, Decisions" - Room ll4, Scott Library 4:00 p.m. - euebec Social History Lecture Sejies - [Department of Historyl "The Chicoutimi Rural History i,rojectiversit€deQu6bec5Chicoutimi-Roomll5,VanierCo|lege 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Recital - [Vanier Collegel featuring David Johnson (Vanier College Academic Advisor) and Friends: 14ichaeT-f-erren (ienor), Ceri Stephens (baiitone), Holtis Rinehart (baritone), Joan pelletier (soprano), Sterling Beckwith (bass) and on Piano, Stephen Ford, Donald Pelletier, Diane Bogdan and l'lary Legge - I'lusic Room (029), Vanier Col lege 4:30-inereaffi.C.,PrivacyCommissioner,CanadianHumanRi9htsCommission o.m. - The Riqhts of Han Lecture Series - [Winters College] "Privacy Rights: The Canadian Approach at - Room A, Curtis Lecture Halls 4:30 p.m. - Socialism and Democracy Seminal - [Bethune College] "spontaneity and 0rganization in the Trade i.tnionNffinyHoolfsonandDonWells-Room]20,BethuneCo|le9e !:00 p.m. - Winters College Poetry Series - featuring Lorna Uher, author.of Crow's Black Joy and winner of ttre tgZ@ Senior Common Room, Winters College 8:00 p.m. - Student Recital - [Husic Department] with Nina Braid (saxophone), Jon Hah (trumpet) and Lily Ng (p i ano)=fr6m i-i-61ffiLaugh l i n Co l I ege -!:00 p.m, - Guest Speaker - lAtkinson CollegelrrThe lranian Revolution: Religious Populism and Uneven bevelopiifrTn-iiTfi-FFed Halliday, author of Arabia Without Sultans and lran: Dictatorship and Development - Fellows' Lounge (Room 004), Atkinson College

- continued EVENTS (cont'd. )

Wednesday

12:00 noon - Guest Speakers - l0sgoode Hall Law Union] Cleire Rose, member of Informatlon Cormlttee on Political Prisoners in Quebec and sister to Paul Rose, and Anne-l'larie Jones, legal counsel for Paul Rose, will discuss "Paul Rose and Political Prisoners In Quebecrr- Room I04, Osgoode Hall Law School l2:00 noon - Discussion - lYork Womenrs Centre] Ellen Wexler will talk about the Toronto Rape Crisis Centre - noom TOZl-BEFEiioural Science Buildins

12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. - Jazz Concert - featuring a Duo with Ron Dewar (reeds) from the Unlversity of lllinois and Bill we!Tco-tT-l!-iE-no) from York - Junlor Common Room, Bethune College l:00 p.m. - Concert - [l''lusic Department] faculty and associates of the Music Department: Darryl Eaton, Alastalr Kay, Judith Kay, James HcKay, James Campbell, I'largaret Glbbs, David l,lott and l{oshe Hammer - Room Fn Curtis Lecture Halls

4:30 p.m. - The Rights of Han Lecture Series - [Winters College] r'From Freedom of the Press to Communication Rights: Evolution or Opposition?" with Professor Denls McQuail, Chair of l.'lass Communlcatlons, Unlversity of Amsterdam - Room A, Curtis Lecture Halls

/:10 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Amnesty International Group 133, Glendon CollegeJ "Human Rights and Vlolencerl with Glendon Principal Philippe Garigue - Senior Common Room, Glendon College

7:30 p.n. - 9:30 p.m. - The Law and You - [Centre for Contlnuing Education] "Landlord-Tenant Law" with 0sgoode Professor Ri;fia;a'-EATT6uF 2nd in series of 3 lectures; $7.50 fee for series for members of the York community - Room 106, Osgoode Hall Law School

8:15 p.m. - l0:00 p.m. - Annual I'laurice l4anel Lectureship - [Atkinson College] "Becomlng Docs: Professlonali.sm asLegitimation..witffimShaffir'McHasterUniverslty-Fe|lows'Lounge (Room 004), Atkinson college

STAFF POSlTlONS: Applications for internal transfers/promotions, which are available from Personnel Services Efr6fT-dreacn tnat department no later than 5:00 p.m. March 10, l98l; * indicates position is exempt from the bargaining unit. Counsellor - 14rs. B. Friedman @ionsClerk(Temporary:i{archltoJuIy3I,I98I;highschool9raduationor equivalent; I year Student Records-related area with understanding of computerized recordsl knowledge of computer technology; typing 40 wpm preferred); grade 4 (based on an annual salary of Sll,9g5; Computer Services - Data Processing Clerk (Temporary: l,tarch l6 to approximately August 14, l98l; high school graduation or equivalent; l-2 years office experience including receptlon, typing, filing; typlng 40 wpm); grade 4 (based on an annual salary of $11,905) - Data Entry operator 2 (high school graduation or equivalent plus 2 years key to disc experiencel good Engl ish language ski I ls required); CS 2 (SI2,560) Counsellor - Hrs. L. Tam ffiteProgramsecretary(Temporary:AprilltoJuly3l,l98l;highschoolgraduatlonor equivalent with formal seiretarial training; 3 years secretarial experlencel typing 50-55 wpm); grade 5 (based on an annual salary of $12,921+) Atkinson - Administrative Secretary ll (high school graduation or equivalent; Universlty courses, or degree preferred; 2 years secretarial experience in a student related area; typing 50 wpm; dlctaphone; some shorthand preferred; good communication skills); grade 5 $12,921+) G ENERAL Sources for the A Gerstein Conference in honour of the 2Oth Anniversary of York University -- Energy 2lst century -- will be held Thursday and Friday, March lz and_13. speakers and topics are as follows: ,,Coal,,wlth Norbert Berkowitz, University of Alb"tt"; "0il Sands" with Maurice A. Carrigy, Alberta 0il Chalk River Nuclear Sands Technology and Research Authority; "Nuclear Fission" with Eugene Critoph, Laboratories; iiusion,,with Morrel P. Bachynski, National Research Council of Canada; "Solar" with lan H' Rowe' Gordon E. Gross, Solar Energy Research Institute, Colorado; and, "Conservation" with 0ntario Ministry of Energy. At the Dinner on March 12, James Gillies of York's Faculty of Administrative Studies *iit give a talk on "The Other ierm in the Equation". The Honourable.|3. william G' premier be the guest speaker at the conference Luncheon on March He will Davis, of ontario, will for giuu talk entitled "0ntirio's Energy and Development Policy". Limited sPaces are still :vailable both "the Iuncheon and dinner, Tickets are $8.00 ior the luncheon (S4.00 fcr Yqrrk students), $12.00 for the dinner ($6.00 for York Students) and may be obtained by calling local -3479' The conference sessions Room of the 6sgoode Hali Law School. Both Professor Gillies and Premier will be held in the Moot Court public; Davis will speak in the Winters College Oinini Hall. The conference is free and open to the for further information call Dr. Arthur C. Johnson at local -3479' The regular Monthly Meeting of the Council of the Faculty of Graduate Studies scheduled for Thursday' March !, will not be held. College Presents'rUpstairs in a Tent'r on Monday, March 9 at 8:00 p.m. in the College's Junior Winters performers from Northern common Room. Featured wi I I be poeting, prosing, fiddl ing and fluting by four I reland. Al I are welcome. is A workshop session entitled',publishing: Now I have Done the Research, How Di I Get lt Published?" ll from I:30 p.m.-!:00 p,m._in the Faculty Lounge (Room S872) of the being held on Wednesday, March Administration, Ross Building. Sponsored by the Educational Development office and the office of Research in association with the Faculty of Arts, topics for this session will include: selecting and attracting the manuscript selection process; editing; author responsibilities; and how York can help a publisher; Press; Resource people'for this wortshop will include: lan l'lontagnes, University of Toronto authors. Science patrick Meany, p.D. l'1eany Co. Inc.; Philip J. Cercone, Aid to Publication Programs Social Canada/Canadian Fedeiation ior the Humanities; York Professors Fred FIetcher, Bernard Federation of DePartment' Blishen and Don Rubin; Ernest Griffin, Editor; and Barbara Tryfos, Senior Editor,. Communications Development Those wishing to attend this workshop may pic[ up an applicqtion form from the Educational Office, Room S104, Ross Building. Faculty Common Room McLaughl in Col lege holds T.G. l.F. every Friday, from 4:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. in the (Room l4o) of the College. open to the universitY communitY. (across the Bookstore) Red Cross Blood Donor Clinics will be held in the Bear Pit of Central Square from on the following days from 12:00 noon-4:00 p.m' Tuesday, March l0 - under the auspices of McLaughl in-College Wednesday, Harch ll - under the auspices of Vinters College Thursday, March l2 - under the auspices of Student Services, Ross Building has given permission for the Metro Toronto Road RunnersrAssociation 20 km race to be The University Fraser Drive held on March 8th th. iork carpur. The race is scheduled to start at 2:00 P.m. on and should be completed"i by 4:00 p.r.; appro"imately 125 people will participate. (Statistical Introduction to SAS: To provide a basic orientation for potential users of SAS Analysis Svstem). the Institute for Behavioural Research is offering a 3-session introductory course on its use ii;;;'i,-ia, ;t i;;, l:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Interested pur-ons are asked to resister bv callins the lnstitute at local -3026.

The Conference office reports that Summer Application Forms are available for students who wish to Iive in residence. The forms may be obtained from Room 139, Winters College or are available from each Col I ege Porter' s Off i ce.

EVENTS

Thu r sday and Di stribut'ton - Canada and the Third l0:00 a.m. 5:30 p.m. - Tenth Annual Conference on lo99 Production panel discussions as lol lows: fJorl d - [Bethune Col legel Food and Commercial Lanada - Problems and Solutions" with Mr' Bill Reno, United IT:d6' - "Food in Grocery Products Manufacturers Workers".r. Union; Mr. Jim Sheldon, Farmer; and representatives of the of Canada and the Ministry of Agriculture and Distribution: canada and the Third world": 2:30 p.m, -',AIternative Forms of roJd Production Berry, University of ,,The Efficiency of Small Farms r" b.r.i.pr"g-Nations'l with Professor AIbert Toronto;.,CooperativeFarm0rganizationsinCanada:ABrightPast.-.ACloudedFuture?||withYork-nn Program professor Jack craig;r,,Tapis v;;i;; tnt.gr"ted and Self-sustaining Development ' (sahel, representative from the Institute foi the studv and Application Ni;;;', w.-niii""j;'*itt,-" 0ntario'' with Arthur Wood' of Integrated Development; ''The Smali Farm and SeIf-Sufficiency in Tutorial Instructor and Fellow, Bethune College - Room 218, Bethune College with John crawford' urban ll:45 a.m. - t:00 p.m. - career Seq!nel - [Federation of Urban studies Students] PlannerforYorkao,ffi"te.ofGeographyandUrbanStudiesatYork-RoomN724,RossBuilding be screened: aS Glendon,s Annual |Jomen|s Day events the following will 12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. - FiIms - Part of Choice: uomen ,,women,s Equaliiv "women want: Canadian women's Movement'and "People's in Pol itics" - Room"na'f*ropr.li;', 204, York Hal l, Glendon Col lege Anderson' womenrs studies Program] 'ruomen in the constitutionrrwith Doris 2:00 p.m. - Guest speaker - [Glendon occasion of lnternational chairpers6i--, National Advisory council on th; status of women, on the former (Hotr: location change) Women.s Day Activities - Room 204, vo.r.-rr"rl, Glendon College - continued EVENTS (Thursday, cont'd . ) 3:00 p.m. - GYest Spgakel - [Economics Department] "Optimum Government Deficit: A Theory with Empirical Application to Canadarrwith York Professor John Beare - Room Sl0!, Ross Building 4:00 p.m. - Cheqistry-semilar Series - "The Study of DNA as an Informational Moleculet,by york Biology Professor James D. Friesen - Room 317, Petrie Science Building 4:00 p.m. - lmages of Canada's Past Lecture Series - [Vanier College, Faculty of Fine Arts] "Jock l,lacdonald: the Inner Landscape" with York Professor Joyce Zemans - Room A, Stedman Lecture Halls 4:00 p.m. - International Womenrs Day - [York Womenrs Centre] a party (pot-luck) in celebration ol'lnternational Women|sffimi02,Behavioura1Scienceguiidinq 4:00 p.m. - Symposium on Jewish Education - [Jewish Student Federation] "special Education,'with Ariel Davidson - Room Sl/1, Ross Bui lding 4:J0 p.m. - Tlle Rights of. Man Lecture Series - [Winters College] ',The Rights of Women in the Working World,' with Professor Dorothy Smith, 0ntario Institute for Studies in Education - Room A, Curtis Lecture Halls /:15 p.m. - Reading - [Attinson College] Joyce Marshall, Writer-ln-Residence at Trent University, will read from her writings - Fel lowsr Lounge (Room 004), Atkinson Col lege 9:00 p.m. - Symposium on Jewish Education - [lewish Student Federation] rrGovernment Support for Independent Schools" - Moderator: Dean Andrew Effrat, York Faculty of Education; panelists: Elinor Capland, Liberal Candidate, Wilson Heights; David Rotenberg, Conservative MPP, Wilson Heights; Mr. L. McBuney, O.A.A.l.S. - Room K, Curtis Lecture Halls

Fr i day 9:00 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. _- Reading Symposium - [Centre for Continuing Education] ',Creative Writing and Haking Books: Level JK-6" with Mrs. Doris Pilkey, Learning Resource Librarian, Board of Education for the City of North York;rrCreative Language ldeas: Level K-5'r with Mrs. Muriel Hartle, Vice-Principal, Simcoe County Board of Education - symposium fee $12.50 for members of the York community - registration at Room 018, Administrative Studies Building, !:00 a.m. - 3:15 p.m. - Mathematics Symposium - [Centre for Continuing Education] "Math Grabbers: Elementary./ Intermediate Levelsil with Professor Larry Ridge, University of Toronto;rrGeometry: Elementary/lntermediate Levels" with Mr. Bob Alexander, Assistant Coordinator of Mathematics, Board of Education for the City of Toronto - symposium fee $10.00 for members of the York community - registration at Room 018, Administrative Studies Bui lding l0:00 a.m. - Tenth Annual Conference on Food Production and Distribution - [Bethune College] continues as follows: l0:00 a.m. - "Agribusiness with Multinationals: Canada and the Third World": 'rCanadian Agribusiness Abroadrrwith Professor Phil Ehrensaft, University of Quebec;rrNestl6 and the'Bottle Babytl.ledical Syndrome" with Nancy Hawley, Nestl6 Boycott Campaign;rrAgribusiness Intrusion and the Disappearance of the Small Farmer in Western Canada (AIberta)" with Professor Max Hedley, University of Windsor; 2:J0 p.m. -'rScience, Technology and Food in Canadarr: rrSeed Hybrids and Patent Rights" with Jill Eisen, Producer, CBC rrldeasr';'rThe Use and Effects of Pesticides in Ontario Agriculturerrwith York Professor David FowlelrrThe Effects of Climate on Canadian Agriculturerrwith York Professor Jim Megaw; rrrUrban Sprawlr and 0ntario Farmlandrr with York Professor Gerry Walker - Room 218, Bethune College 2:00 p.m. - Psychology Colloquium - "Government Decision Making and Program Evaluationrrwith Raymond Berry, 0ntario Ministry of Health - Room 2!1, Behavioural Science Building 6:00 p.m. - Bulgarian Poetry Recital - [Stong College] with English versions; as part of Bulgarian Cultural Week, presented by Stong College to mark the 1300th Anniversary of the State of Bulgaria - Room 102, Stong Col lege 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. - Can-Am T""r Ch"rpionthipr fot U. - a squash tournament featuring the VorkYeowomenandtecGillUniversity-TaitHcKenzie Squash Courts 7:00 p.m. - ll:00 p.m. - Coffee House Revival - [.t.A.C.S.] featuring folk, jazz, blues with Karen Khan, singer/guitarist-tffi.-Roomll2,BethuneCollege 7:30 p.m. - Bethune Movies - "The Blues Brothers" - general admission 52.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls

Sa tu rday 9:30 a.m. - l:00 p.m. - Can-Am T."r Chggionrhipr fot Unit - continues - Tait McKenzie Squash Cou rts l0:00 a.m. - Tenth Annual Conference on Food Production and Distribution - [gethune College] final day with o t scuss ItThe International Context of Food Production and Distributionrr: "The Political Economy of Food'r with Professor Harriet Friedmann, University of Toronto;'rCanadian Grain Commerce and Aid in an International Contextl with John Sokol, Tutorial Instructor and Fellow, McLaughlin College; Concluding Address: "The Global Food Crisis'r with Dr. Leon Bagramov, Head, Canada Section, Institute of U.S. and Canada Studies, Academy of Sciences of the U.S.S.R. - Room 218, Bethune Col lege 3:30 p.m. - 5:30 p.m. - Can-Am SingJes Invitational - hosted bv York Yeowomen and featurinq a l6-woman field - Tait McKenzie Squash Courts Sunday 9:30 a.m. - 5230 p.m. - Can-Am Singles Invitational - continues - Tait McKenzie Squash Courts 7:30 p.m. - Bethune Movies - "Doctor Zhivago'r - general admission 52.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls

STAFF PgSlTlQNS: Applications for internal transfers/promotions, which are available from Personnel Services E6ouTa-Td?fr-fr-at department no later than 5:00 p.m. March 12, l98l i 'l indicates position is exempt f rom the bargaining unit. Counsellor - Mrs. L. Tam @ry(Liaison;highschoolgraduationorequivalent,prefersomeuniversity;lyear secretarial experience, preferably in a university environment; excellent public relations and organizational skills; typing 60 wpm required); grade 4L ($12,924) NOTE: Re posting of Harch 3, 1981. The Administrative Secretary position in Atkinson College is in the DeDartment of Administrative Studies. ART GALLERI ES/D I SPLAYS Mclaughlin College is hosting an exhibit of wood carvings by Elgin Turner in the College's Faculty Common Room (Room 140) until l,'larch I3. The exhibit will be open l.londay through Friday from ll:00 a.m.- 3:00 p.m. and from 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. and the artist will be Dresent to discuss his work. Bulgarian Graphics will be on display at the Samuel Zacks Gallery (Stong College) until l,larch 19. Regular gallery hours are from 9:30 a.n.-2:30 p.m., weekdays. "Shift (for Leonard Peltier)r'by Robert McNealy will be on view at the Glendon College Art Gallery until l'larch 29. Gallery hours are from 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Honday through Friday, from 5:00 p.m.- !:00 p.m., Thursday, and from l2:00 noon-5:00 p.m., Sunday. Monday l:f5 p.m. - 3:O5 p.m. - Applied Linguistics Colloquium - IALRWG] "Current trends in applied linguistics research: a Lancaster perspectiverrwith Christopher Candlin, Lancaster University and general editor of the Applled Linguistics and Language Study - Room C003, Wood Residence, Glendon College l:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Statistical Analysis System Workshop - [l,B.R.] topics to be covered include: General Introduction to SAS; The DATA Step: Getting Data into SAS; Data l'lodifications, Transformations and Functions - as space is limited, interested persons should call local -3026 to register - Room 035, Administrative Studies Bui Iding l:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Graduate Program in Political Science Colloquium -rrThe Effectiveness of Political Institutions: Reflections on the Clark Administration" with David |4acDonald, former |'i.P. from Prince Edward lsland and Secretary of State and Minister of Communicatlon for the Clark government - Room S6!2, Ross Bullding 4:00 p.m, - Biology Seminar Series -'rGenetic Studies on Asexual Zooplankton - Their Ecological Significance" with Dr. Paul Hebert, University of Windsor -.Room 320, Farquharson Building 4:00 p.m. - Russian Film Series - [Calumet Collegel 'rshadows of Forgotten Ancestorsr' (Paradzhanov) - Calumet Conrnon Room, Atkinson College 5:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. - Candlelight Dinner/Pub - featuring entertainment by Gerry Reid (flute) and l'lark Sepic (guitar) - NorrnailJ,- aethu;a -oTIAge 8:00 p.m. - Winters College Presents -'rUpstairs in a Tentrrfeaturing poeting,_prosing, fiddling and fluting by four perforrners frorn il,crthern lreland - Junior Common Room, Winters College Tuesday l2:00 noon - Urban Studies Seminar Series - "An Undergraduate Education for Planningrra panel discussion with: YorkPr@A|ister,Chairman,Central0ntarioChapter,Canadian|nstituteof Planners; and Mr. Petei Tomlinson, Planning and Development Department, City of Toronto - Room N/24, Ross Bul lding l2:00 noon - Catholl. F""ulty Dir.urrio. - all Catholic faculty members and other interested members of theYorgura|meetin9immediatetyfo|.|owingMassinthechapel^-brin9 lunch - for further information contact Fred Morgan (local -3843) or Michael Lanphier (local -3820) - Chapel, Central Square rrThe 12:00 noon - l:00 p.m. - l,lclaughlin Lunchtimelelle1 - Deanne Bogdan will present a paPer entitled Philosophica|.Premismted|maginaiion|''-FacultyCommonRoom(l40),l.lcLau9h|in Col lege l2:00 noon - l:00 p.m. - Geography Graduate Colloquium - Alan Sawchuck, Wilfrid Laurier University, will discuss''Numericalnffifer||-RoomS42l,RossBuilding 12:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. - Red Cross Blood Donor Clinic - [McLaughlin College] - Bear Pit, Central Square l:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. - @_Speglgl - lvanier College E Vanier College Council] "l'letaphor As l'lagic Carpet" Ly Robert Funi<., founiFATEF6Tir's Press and author of several books - Senior Common Room, Vanier College l:l! .C'VaughanJames,Di@nglish(0xford)-RoomC003,UoodResidence,G|endonp.m. - l:05 p.m. - Applied Linguistics Colloquium - IALRWG] "Publishing in applied Iinguistics" with

Col lege -3:30 p,m. - Guest Speaker - [Latin Arnerican and Caribbean Studies Program, Association of Concerned Guyanese it vorkT-rifco-i6mlE-and Pol itics in Latin America and the Caribbean" with Dr. Cheddi Jagan, General Secretary of the Peoplers Progressive Party and Leader of the 0pposition in Guyana - Room J, Curtis Lecture Halls !:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. - Films - [Amnesty International at Glendon]'rAction the october crisisrr,'rcrossroads" and a film on El Sali6ii67 - Room 204, York Hall, Glendon College 7:30 p.m. - Concert - [Vanier, Winters College Councils] featuring the Yale Russian Chorus - admission at the door is-57-0-0--- lJinters Col lege Dining Hal I 8:30 p.m. - Concert - [Husic Department] the York Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of David l{ott, will be joined E!-Ti6Fessor Trichy Sankaran (Director of York's Indian Music Program) - program for the evening will lnclude Frank Benneti'srrG Song in South Indian Kriti Form'r andrrTemple Husicil as well as Davld l,lottrs "Hathu Singala" - Junior Common Room, Bethune College 8:00 p.m. - l{ultidisciplinary Studies Lecture Series - "La technique comme systBme et mllieurravec Dr. llillem vanderb|iqu6es,D6partmentdeSocio|ogie,Unlvers|t€deToronto - Senior Common Room, Glendon College !:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Atkinson CollegeJ rrTowards an Ecological Society" with Hurray Bookchin, radical critic EiiiETI6T6F many books on anarchism, the i.mpact and revolutionary potential of modern technology - Faculty Lounge (8th floor), Ross Building

- continued YORK ACTtVtTIES (cont'd.) Wednesday I'Some f0:00 a.m, - l2.0O noon - Applied !inguistics Colloquium - [nlnWe] relationships between adults' speech and childrenrs language development" with Gordon Wells, Research Director, Centre for the Study of Language and Communication, University of Bristol - Room C00J, tJood Residence, Glendon College l2:00 noon - l:15 p.m. - Dean's Colloquium - [Faculty of Administrative Studies] Robert Campeau, Chairman and CEO of Campeau Corporation, will expound on the free enterprise system in Canada as it relates to his respective corporate position; discussion to follow - Rooms 038/039, Administrative Studies Building I2:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. - Red Cross Blood Donors Clinic - [Winters College] - Bear Pit, Central Square I2:l! p.m. - I:45 p.m. - Dean's Colloquium - [Faculty of Environmental Studiesj ilurray Bookchin, author of lost-Sg?.rcity Anarchism, will discuss his most recent book - fo*ara f""togi". - Room 518, SCOIr LtDrarv "n

l:00 p.m. - Student Recital [Music Department] Jessica Blackmore, recorder & friends - Junior Common Room. NclaughTii col lese- I:f! p.m. - 3:a5 p.m. - Applied Linguistics Colloquium - IALRWG] 'rPolitical Linguistics" with york political Science Professor David V.J. Bell - Room C003, Wood Residence, Glendon College 3:00 p.m. - Computer Science Seminar - "Recursion: Progressive and Regressive" with York Professor Dr. Anthony Ual I is - Room A, Curtis Lecture Hal ls 4:00 p'm. - Graduate English Colloquium - "Borrow and the Picturesquerrwith York Professor l.lichael Collie - Senior Common Room, Vinters College 4:l! p.m. - Discussion - [Vanier College] a dialogue with Lee Swenson, Executive Director of the Farallones Institute, a California research and education centre on appropriate technology, on "Watershed Potitics, Community Economics, Appropriate Technology and Sacred Architecture" - Senior Common Room, Vanier College Thu rsday l2:00 noon - Film - [Atkinson Social Science Department, Atkinson Womenrs Studies Program, York Womenrs Centre] "A lJive-'s'tale" (70 min. doc.) - Room I02, Behavioural Science Building l2:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. - Red Cross Blood Donors CIinic - [C.y.S.f.] - Bear Pit, Central Square l2:15 p.m. - l:45 p.m. - Dean's Colloquium - [Faculty of Environmental Studies] Stephen Jurovics of lBM, Los Angeles, will discuss his research on glazing, lighting and energy minimization - Room 518, Scott Library l:10 p.m. - Public Lecture - [Glendon Canadian Studies Program] "Review of Current Constitutional lssues" with W. Lederman, Professor of Law, Queenrs University - Room 204, York Hall, Glendon College 2zJ0 p.n. - Gerstein Conference: rrEnergy Sources for the Future" - in honour of the 20th anniversary of York University, this two-day conference is to assess the state of development of those energy sources on which society will depend in the twenty-first century - 2:10 p.m. - 0pening Remarks: York President H. lan Macdonald and Arthur C. Johnson, Professor in Energy Studies and Convenor of the Conference 2:40 p.m. - "status of Research, Development and Demonstration on the 0il Sands and Heavy Oilsil with l''laurice A. Carrigy, Vice-Chairman, Alberta 0il Sands Technology and Research Authority; Chairman: York Professor Edward S. Spence; Co-Chairman: Leo J. Schofield, Manager, Energy Economics, Shell Canada Limi ted 4:l! p.m. - "Coal's Challenge to Us" with Norbert Berkowitz, Univers.ity of Alberta; Chairman: York Professor John l!1. Goodings; Co-Chairman: Stanley J. Townsend, President, SJT Consultants Limited, North York 8:10 p.m,* - "The 0ther Term in the Equation" with James M. Gillies, York Faculty of Administrative Studies - all sessions will be held in the l'1oot Court Room of the 0sgoode Hall Law School except for the 8:J0 p.m.;t speech which will take place in Winters College Dining Hall 4:00 p.m. - lmages of Canada's Past Lecture Series - [Vanier College, Faculty of Fine Arts] 'rThe Emergence of Molinarl" with David Burnett, Curator of Contemporary Canadian Art, Art Gallery of 0ntario - Room A, Stedman Lecture Hal ls 5:00 p.m. - Film - (see listing at l2:00 noon) - Room 102, Behavioural Science Building /:00 p.m. - Film - (see listing at l2:00 noon) - Room N203, Ross Building !:00 p.m. E l0:30 p.m. - Cabaret -'rUlterior l''lotives" with Mingo and Knights - licenced - l'lcLaughlin College Hal I

Fr i day 9:10 a.m. - Gerstein Conference: rrEnergy Sources for the Futurerr- continues as follows: 9:10 a.m. - "Fission Now and Prospects for the Next Centuryil with Eugene Critoph, Vice-President, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited and General Manager, Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories; Chairman: York C.R.E.S.S. Professor Ralph Nichols; Co-Chairman: 0.J.C. Runnalls, University of Toronto l0:50 a.m, -'rProspects for Fusionrrwith Morrel P. Bachynski, President, l'lPB Technologies lnc. and Chairman, Advisory Committee on Fusion Related Research, National Research Council of Canada; Chairman: George Sinclair, President, Sinclair Radio Laboratories Limited (Concord); Co-Chairman: York Professor Allan l. Carswell l:30 p.m.* -rrOntariors Energy Research and Development Policyrrwith The Honorable Larry Grossman, Q.C., Minister of Industry and Tourism 2:10 p.m. -'rSolar Energy" with Gordon E. Gross, Branch Chief, l4aterials Research, Solar Energy Research Institute (Colorado); Chairman: York Professor A.B.P. Lever; Co-Chairman: York Professor Dennis V. S tynes 3:45 p.m. -rrConservation" with lan H. Rowe, Assistant Deputy Minister, Conservation and Renewable Energy, 0ntario Ministry of Energy; Chairman: York Professor Samuel Madras; Co-Chairman: York Professor l,ladelyn F. Webb - all sessions will be held in the Moot Court Room, Osgoode Hall Law School except for the l:10 p.m.'t speech which will take place in l/inters College Dining Hall 12:00 noon - Special Lecture - _[Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean, Latin American and Caribbean Studies Programl "Public Policy in the Caribbean'r with l'laurice 0dle, Director, Institute of Development Studies, Guyana and Executive Member of the Worldwide People's Alliance - Room 2028, Founders Col Iege. 2:00 p.m. - Bethune Art Gallery Series - [Music Department] features percussionist David Hoss (postponed from tlarch5@ge

2:00 p.m. - Psychology Colloquium -rrExplorations in Ethogeny'r with Rolf Kroger, University of Toronto - Room 2!1, Behavioural Science Building 2:00 p.m. - Poetry Reading - [Calumet College] featuring Marilyn Bowering - Calumet Common Room, Atkinson College 7:30 p.m. - Bethune Movies - I'Divine l''ladnessr'- general admission 52.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls !:00 p.m. e l0:30 p.m. - Cabaret - see Thursday's listing at 9:00 p.m. Sunday l:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - York Skating Party - President and Mrs. l,lacdonald invite all Faculty, Staff and members of their families to participate - hot chocolate and donuts will be served - York lce Arena 7:30 p.m. - Bethune l,tqvies - "Divine Hadnessrr- general admission $2.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls [HOff: As yet there are no events scheduled for SaturdayJ GENERAL

;! A Gerstein Conference in honour of the 20th Anniversary of York University -- Energy Sources for the 2lst Century -- will be held Thursday and Friday, March l2 and 13. Speakers and topics are as follows: 'rCoal'r with Norbert Berkowitz, University of Alberta; rr0il Sands" with Maurice A. Carrigy, Alberta 0il Sands Technology and Research Authorityl "Nuclear Fission" with Eugene Critoph, Chalk River Nuclear Laboretories; "Fusionl with Morrel P. Bachynski, National Research Council of Canada; "Solar" with Gordon E. Gross, Sola;- Encrg'y P.cgearclr institute, Colorado; and, 'rConservation" with lan H. Rowe, 0ntario Ministry of Energy. At the Dinner on March 12, James Gillies of York's Faculty of Administrative Studies will give a talk on lThe 0ther Term in the Equationrr. The Honourable Larry Grossman, Q.C., Minister.l3. of Industry and Tourism, will be the guest speaker at the conference Luncheon on March He will give a talk entitledrr0ntariors Energy and Development Policyrr. Limited spaces are available for both the luncheon and dinner Itickets are 58.00 (54.00 for students) for the luncheon and St2.00 (55.00 for students) for the dinnerl and may be obtained by calling local -3479, The conference sessions witl be held in the Moot Court Room of the Osgoode Hall Law School. Both Professor Gillies and Mr. Grossman will speak in the Winters College Dining Hall. The conference is free and open to the public.

'! President and Mrs. Macdonald invite all Faculty, Staff and members of their families to a Skating Party to be held at the lce Arena on Sunday, March l5 from J:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. Hot chocolate and donuts will be served; brinq skates and enjoy the fun. '! Applications are beinq sought by the Master of Winters College for Senior Dons. Winters College has decided to initiate a system involving a reduced number of Senior Dons working closely with the new Master and senior Residence students. A Don's suite is provided plus a cash payment of 5900.00. The term of appointment is September to mid-May. Applications, in writing, accompanied by a curriculum vitae, should go to Maurice S. Elliott, Master, Room 266, Winters College. * A third session of Exerdance is being offered from March l7-April 30. The classes will take place each Tuesday and Thursday frorn 8:00 p.m.-9:30 p.m. in the Proctor Field House (smal I gymnasium). Fees for this session are S25.00 for Athletic Members and S30.00 for non-members. To register and for further i nformat ion. ca I I 487-51 50. * In the interest of ensuring prompt arrival of required and recommended textbooks, members of the community are asked to: - use only official Bookstore Request Forms when submitting textbook requisitions to the Bookstore (available from locat -3811); - insure that all information on these forms is accurate, complete and legible (incomplete/illegible requisitions will be returned to the originator for clarification); and, - to forward requisitions to the Bookstore prior to the following deadlines - l) for Summer courses, no later than l''larch 5 2) for Fall courses, no later than April l5 (for French books and those in foreign courses) and May I5 (for all other textbooks) 3) for Winter courses, no later than 0ctober 25. 'l Applications for the position of Residence Tutor at Founders College are being received by the l'laster's Office. Applicants should be academically associated with the University. Closing date for receipt of applications is Monday, March 15, I981. Interested persons should apply in writing enclosing a curriculum vitae. Correspondence and enquiries should be directed to Mis. Louise Young, Room 220, Founders College (local -2322). A one-bedroom apartment will be available, plus other remuneration, for the successful candidate. * The Department of Physical Plant, Grounds and Vehicles Section, will have for sale on or about May 20, 1981, in an "as is, uncertified" condition, one l97l Dodge D200 pickup truck, electric boon equiprnent excluded. Members of the community interested in the purchase of same can inspect the vehicle upon prior arrangement with Mr. C.G. Van Ginkel, Grounds and Vehicles, telephone local -2373. Offers to purchase are to be submitted, in writing only, to the 0ffice of the Director of Purchasing, to arrive no later than 2:00 p.m., Friday, March 20, 1981. Terms of sale: certified checue or cash at the time of release of vehicle by Grounds and Vehicles. File reference P/SD/251.

EVENTS

Tuesday l2:00 noon - Urban Studies Seminar Series - "An Undergraduate Education for Planning" a panel discussion with:@GaryMcAIister,Chairman,Central0ntariochapter,Canadian Institute of Planners; and Mr. Peter Tomlinson, Planning and Development Department, City of Toronto - Room N724, Ross Building l2:00 noon - Catholic Faculty Discussion Group -all Catholic faculty members and other interested members oftheinauguralmeetingimmediatelyfol|owingMassinthechapeI- bring lunch - for further information contaci Fred Morgan (local -3843) or Michael Lanphier (local -3820) - Chapel, Central Square l2:00 noon - l:00 p.m. - McLaughlin Lunchtime Series -Deanne Bogdan will present a Paper entitled. (140), "The Philosophical Premises of t'tortTF6[-FiyErTTfducated lmigination"' - Faculty Common Room McLaughl in Col lege

l2:00 noon - l:00 p.m. - Geography Graduate Col Ioquium - AIan Sawchuck, Wi lfrid Laurier University, will discuss "Numerical Models of Solar Radiative Transfer" - Room s42l, Ross Building

cont i nued I EVENTS (Monday, cont d. )

l2:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. - Red Cross Blood Donor Clinig. - [NcLauqhlin Colleqe] Bear Pit, Central Square

l:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Vanier Colleqe, Vanier Colleqe Council] "iletaphor As Magic Carpet" with Robert Ffitr-TouriAar of Scholar's Press and author of several books - Senior Conrnon Room, Vanier Col leqe

I:15 p.m' - 3:05 p.m. - Applied Linguistics Colloquium - [ALRWG] "Publishing in applied linguistics'l withC.VaughanJa''ieofEnglish(0xford)--Roomco03,\.Jo;dResidence, G I endon Col lege

3:30 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Latin American and Caribbean Studies Program, Association of Concerned GuyanesE-aT-Tffif-"Economics and Pol itics in Latin America and the Caribbeanil with Dr. Cheddi Jagan, General Secretary of the Peoplers Progressive Party and Leader of the Opposition in Guyana - Room J, Curt i s

5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. - Films - [Amnesty International at Glendon] r'Action the 0ctober Crisisrt, "Crossroads" and a fTii-6n El Salvador - Room 204, York Hall, Glendon College

7:30 p.m. - Concert - [Vanier, Winters College Councils] featuring the Yale Russion Chorus - admission at the door is 52.00 - Winters Dining HalI

8:00 p.m. - Multidisciplinary Studies Lecture Series - "La technique conme systeme et milieu,,avec Dr. Willemesapp|iquees'DepartmentdeSocio|ogie,Universite de Toronto - Senior Common Room, Glendon Col lege

8:30 p.m. - Concert - lt'tusic Department] the York Jazz 0rchestra, under the direction of David Hott, will be joined by Professor Trichy Sankaran (Director of Yorkrs Indian Music Program) - program for the evening will include Frank Bennett's "G Song in South Indian Kriti Form" and "Temple l.lusic" as well as David MottrsrrHathu Singala" - Junior Common Room, Bethune

!:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Atkinson College] "Towards an Ecological Society'r with Murray Bookchin, radical critic 5nd author of many books on anarchism - Faculty Lounge (8th floor), Ross Building

Wednesday

rrsome l0:00 a.m.-12:00 noon - Appl ied Linguistics Colloquium - [ALRWG] relationships between adults' speech and children's language development" with Gordon Wells, Research Director, Centre for the Study of Language and Cornmunication, University of Bristol - Room C003, Wood Residence, Glendon College l2:00 noon - l:15 p.r.-.Dean's Colloquium - [Faculty of Administrative Studies] Robert Campeau, Chairman and CEO of Campeau Corporation, will expound on the free enterprise system in Canada bs it relates to his respective corporate position; discussion to follow - Room 0J8, Administrative Studies Bldg.

l2:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. - Red Cross Blood Donors CIinic -tWinters College] Bear Pit, Central Square l2:l! p.m. - l:45 p.m. - Dean's Colloquium - [Faculty of Environmental Studies] Hurray Bookchin, author of Post-Scarcity Anarchism, will discuss his most recent book, Toward an Ecological Future - Room 5l8w

l:00 p.m. - Student Recital -[Music DepartmentJ Jessica Blackmore, recorder and friends - Junior Common Room, McLaughl in Col Iege

l:15 p.m. - l:05 p.m. - Applied Linguistics Colloquium - IALRWG] "Political Linguisticsl with York Political Science Professor David V.J. Bell - Room C003, Vood Residence, Glendon College 3:00 p.m. - Computer Science Seminar - "Recursion: Progressive and Regressive" with York Professor Dr. Anthony Wallis - Room A, Curtis Lecture Halls

4:00 p.m. - Graduate English Colloquium - "Borrow and the Picturesquerrwith York Professor Hichael Collie - Senior Common Room, Winters Col lege 4:15 p.m. - Discussion - [Vanier College] a dialogue with Lee Swenson, Executive Director of the Farallones Institute, a California research and education centre on appropriate technology, on "Watershed Politics, Community Economics, Appropriate Technology and Sacred Architecturer'- Senior Common Room, Vanier.College

STAFF POSlTl0NS: eppl ications for internal transfers/promotions, which are available from Personnel $rv[e;;=fio-utd reach that department no later than 5:00 p.m., March 17, l98l; * indicates position is exempt from bargaining unit. Counse I lor l'lrs . B. Fr iedman Registrar's 0ffice - Registration Assistant ( community col,lege or university degree required, university degree preferred; 2-J years experience in computer data processing, one of which is preferably in a post-secondary institution in Student Affairs, Student Programs, Admissions or Registrar's Office; working knowledge of computer processing procedures/pol icies) grade 5 (S14,354)

Counsel lor Mrs. L. Tam Atkinson College - Administrative Secretary (Administrative Studies; high school graduation or equivalent; university courses or degree preferred; typing 50wpm and dictaphone; shorthand preferred; good communication skills; secretarial experience in a student-related area required) grade 5 (512,92\) (Note: additional information re. Glendon College, Secretary (Liaison), posted Thursday, March 5, l98l: Bi I ingual Modul es l, 2 and I are required) GENERAL

Jr Stong College is presenting a two-day George Eliot Symposium in honour of the centenary of the novelistrs death. 0n Wednesday and Thursday, March 18 and l!, from l:00 p.m.-5:30 p.m. papers will be presented. Professor Norman Feltes will chair both sessions. 0n the Thursday evening at 7:00 p.m. there will be a screening of "The Hill on the Flosstr. All sessions will be in Sylvesterrs (Room 201), Stong College; coffee will be available, In conjunction with the Symposium, Scott Library will have an exhibit of early editions of George Eliot. For further information on the Symposium, call Olga Cirak at local -3061. ?t Stong College, in cooperation with the Canadian Society for the Comparative Study of Civilizations, presents a mlnicolloquium onrrlmmigration: The Individual and the Familyrron Uednesday, March 25 from 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. in Sylvester's (Room 201), Stong College. Dr. Walter Beringer (Glendon College) will speak on "Villiam Bercy (1744-1813): lmmigrant, Developer, Artist" and Dr. Franc Sturin (Stong College) will give a talk entitled'rMigration and Kin Cohesion Among Southern ltalian lmmigrants in Torontor'. For further information contact Mrs. 0lga Cirak at local -3051. ,k Information on and applications for the Spring Competition to the Presidentrs NSERC Fund (deadline date - April 15, l98l) are now available from the 0ffice of Research Administration, Room N7l8 of the Ross Bui Iding (local -3777). ik The Campus Connection Peer Counselling Service is now accepting applications for the position of Coordinator(s) for the l98l-82 academic year. lnterested persons are asked to send a resume to the Coordinator(s) Hiring Committee, Room 026, Mclaughlin College. For further information call Gary or Aileen at 667-3509/3632. Deadline for applications is March 30, 1981. * Nominations for the Faculty of Education Students'Association (Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer, Senate Representative) will be accepted from March l7 through April l, 1981. Elections will be held on Apri I /. Nominations should be submitted to Room N805, Ross Bui lding * Applications for the position of Residence Tutor at Founders College are being received by the Masterts office. Appl icants should preferably be academical ly associated with the University. Closing date for receipt of applications is Monday, March 30, 1981. Interested persons should apply in writing enclosing a curriculum vitae, and should arrange for two letters of reference to be submitted. Letters, and enquiries should be directed to Mrs. Louise Young, Room 220, Founders College (local -2322). A one-bedroom apartment will be available, plus other remuneration, for the successful candidate. ,k Front Desk and Housekeeping positions are available for the summer with the Conference Centre. Application forms may be filled out in Room lJ!, Winters College.

EVENTS

Th u rs day l2:00 noon - Film - [Rttinson College Social Science Department, Atkinson Women's Studies Program, York Women,sG6tre] rrA Vive's Tale" (70 min. doc.) - Room 102, Behavioural Science Building l2:00 noon - 4:00 p.m. - Red Cross Blood Donors Clinic - [C.Y.S.F,] Bear Pit, Central Square l2:15 p.m. - l:45 p.m. - Dean's Colloquium - [Faculty of Environmental Studies] Stephen Jurovics of lBl,l , Los Angeles, will di;;u;;-h'Ele;E;Eh on glazing, lighting and energy minimization - Room 518, Scott Library l:10 p.m. - Public Lecture - [Glendon Canadian Studies Program] "Review of Current Constitutional lssues" wittr W.EEE?man'l professor of Law, Queen's University - Room 204, York Hal l, Glendon Col Iege 2:10 p.m. - Gerstein Conference: "Energy Sources for the Futurerr- in honour of the 20th anniversary of YorkUnoassessthe5tateofdevelopmentofthoseenergysourceS on which society will depend in the twenty-first century - 2:30 p.m. - 0pening Remarks: York President H. lan Macdonald and Arthur C. Johnson, Professor in Energy Studies and Convenor of the Conference 2:40 p.m. - "Status of Research, Development and Demonstration on the 0il Sands and Heavy 0ils" with l.,laurice A. Carrigy, Vice-Chairman, Alberta 0il Sands Technology and Research Authority; Chairman: York Professor Edward S. Spence; Co-Chairman: Leo J. Schofield, Manager, Energy Economics, Shell Canada Limi ted 4:15 p,m. -'rCoal's Challenge to Ust'with Norbert Berkowitz, University of Alberta; Chairman: York Professor John M. Goodings; Co-Chairman: Stanley J. Townsend, President, SJT Consultants Limited, North York 8:J0 p.m,* - I'The Other Term in the Equation" with James M. Gillies, York Faculty of Administrative Stud i es - all sessions will be held in the Moot Court Room of the 0sgoode Hall Law School except for the 8:30 p.m.* speech which will take place in Winters College Dining Hall 4:00 p.m. - lmages of Canadars Past Lecture Series - [Vanier College, Faculty of Fine Arts] "The Emergence of MolinarmporaryCanadianArt,ArtGalleryof0ntario-RoomA, Stedman Lecture Ha I I s 5:00 p.m. - Film - (see listing at l2:00 noon) - Room 102, Behavioural Science Building /:00 p.m. - Film - (see listinq at l2:00 noon) - Room N201, Ross Building "Ulterior f.lotivesrrwith Mingo and Knights - Iicenced - McLaughlin Hall

- continued EVENTS ( cnt'd. ) Fr i day 9:10 a.m. - Gerstein Conference: "Energy Sources for the Futurerr- continues as follows: 9:10 a.m. - "Fission Now and Prospects for the Next Century'r with Eugene Critoph, Vice-President, Atomic Energy of Canada Limited and General Manager, Chalk River Nuclear Laboratories; Chairman: York C.R.E.S.S. Professor Ralph Nichols; Co-Chairman: 0.J.C. Runnalls, University of Toronto l0:50 a.m. -'rProspects for Fusion'r with l4orrel P. Bachynski, President, MPB Technologies Inc. and Chairman, Advisory Committee on Fusion Related Research, National Research Council of Canada; . Chairman: George Sinclair, President, Sinclair Radio Laboratories Limited (Concord); Co-Chairman: York Professor Allan l. Carswel I l:10 p.m.'l -rr0ntariors Energy Research and Development Policyrrwith The Honorable Larry Gi-ossman, Q.C., Minister of Industry and Tourism 2:10 p,m. - "Solar Energy" with Gordon E. Gross, Branch Chief, Materials Research, Solar Energy Research Institute (Colorado); Chairman: York Professor A.B,P. Lever; Co-Chairman: York Professor Dennis V. Stvnes 3:45 p.m. - "Conservation" with lan H. Rowe, Assistant Deputy Minister, Conservation and Renewable Energy,0ntario Ministry of Energy; Chairman: York Professor Samuel Madras; Co-Chairman: York Professor l4adelyn F. Uebb - all sessions will be held in the l4oot Court Room, Osgoode Hall Law School except for the l:10 p.p.'l speech which wi I I take place in Winters Col lege Dining Hal I l2:00 noon - Special Lecture - [Centre for Research on Latin America and the Caribbean, Latin American and Caribbeai-EI-iE-T7o!-ram] "Publ ic Pol icy in the Caribbeanrr with Maurice 0dle, Director, Institute of Development Studies, Guyana and Executive Member of the Worldwide People's Alliance - Room 2028, Founders Col lege 2:00 p.m. - !et[]ne_Art_9g-l-.]Sly_!srig1 - [Music Department] features percussionist David Moss (postponed from March 5) - Room 120, Bethune College 2:00 p,m. - Psychology Colloquium - "Explorations in Ethogeny'r with Rolf Kroger, University of Toronto - Room 291, Behavioural Science Building 2:00 p.rn. - Poetry Reading - [Catumet College] featuring Harilyn Bowering - Calumet Common Room, Atkinson Col lege 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Graduate Program in Philosophy: Fortnightly Seminar - I'A Rose for Rosalind: or How can we like 'As You Like lt'?" tith Glendon Professor H.S. Haiiis ; Faculty Lounge (Room S869), Ross Bui lding 7:30 p.m. - Bethune Movies -rrDivine Madness" - general admission $2.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls 8:00 p.m. - Discussion - Albert Freedman, Ph,D., Editor of Forum Magazine will give a college forum on the topics of Alternative Life Styles, How to Make Relationships Work, and Human Sexuality - general admission $4.00; $3.00 for students - Faculty Lounge (Room 5869), Ross Building !:00 p.m. t l0:30 p.m. - Cabaret - see Thursdayrs listing at !:00 p.m.

Sa t u rday l2:30 p.m. - Caribbean Initiatives 80's: Conference 7 - Theme -- The Role of the Press: Caribbean and Canadian Perspectives - speakers as follows: l2:10 p.m. - "The Role of the Press in the l'lodernization of the Caribbean" with Mr. Hector Wynter, editor of the Daily Gleaner, Jamaica; l:30 p.m. - "The Caribbean Press and Media and Defence of the Status Quo'r with Mr. Ronnie Thwaites, lawyer, Jamaica; l:00 p.m. - "Canadian Perspectives of the Caribbean" with Mr. John Harbron, syndicated columnist; 3:45 p.m. - "The Caribbean Ethnic Press in Metropolitan Toronto" with Mr. Jules Elder, managing editor of Share; 4:15 p.m. - Discussion with the above speakers joined by Dr. Hector Massey, Atkinson Professor - Moot Court Room, Osgoode Hall Law School l:JO p.n. - Bethune Movies - "The Night Porterl andrrThe Divine Nymphr'- general admission 93,00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls Sunday 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - York Skating Party - President and Mrs. Macdonald invite all Faculty, Staff and members of their families to participate - hot chocolate and donuts will be served - York lce Arena 7:30 p.m. - Bethune Movies -rrDivine Madness" - general admission 52.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls STAFF POSlTlONS: Applications for internal transfers/promotions, which are available from Personnel Services So[I?-reaifr-Ttit department no later than 5:00 p.m. l,larch 19, l98l; 't indicates position is exempt from the bargaining unit Counsellor - Mrs. L. Tam @(wintersCollege;highschoolgraduationorequivalent;l-2yearsofficeexperience; typing !0 wpm required); grade 3 ($ll,210) Counsellor - Mrs. B. Friedman @|(highschoolgraduate,prefergraduatefromspecializedoperationscourse;prefer previous practical experience with peripheral equipment; demonstrated ability to understand and implement detailed instructions, manual dexterity, alertness; prefer practical procedures knowledge of peripheral equipment operation); cs 3 ($13,716) CORRECTION 0F POSTING 0N March 10, l98l ant(communitycollegeoruniversitydegreerequired,universitydegree preferred;2-J years experience in computer data processing one of which is preferably in a post-secondary institution in Student Affairs, Student Programs, Admissions or Registrarrs Office; working knowledge of computer processing procedures/pol icies); grade 7 ($16,020) ART GALLERI ES,/D I SPLAYS * Bulgarian Graphics will be on display at the Samuel Zacks Gallery (Stong College) until March 19. Regular gallery hours are from 9:30 a.m.-2:10 p.m. weekdays. 'l "Shift (for Leonard Peltier)" by Robert McNealy wiII be on view at the Glendon College Art Gallery until March 29. Gallery hours are from !:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, from 6:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m., Thursday, and from l2:00 noon-5:00 p.m., Sunday. * "Connections: 'Krizan, McAulay 6 Wrightrr - constructions and paintings which explore three artists reactions to the dynamics of space - will be on view at the A.G.Y-U. (Room NI45, Ross Building) until April 3. Regular gal lery hours are from I0:00 a.m.-4:10 p.m., weekdays.

Monday ll:00 a.m. - l:00 p.m. - Special Lecture - lCentre for Research on Latin American and the Caribbean, Sociology Departmentl-EiEli5T6-FE!-ram in Sociologyl "The Political Economy of Urbanization in Columbia'r with Alan Simmons, Associate Director of the Social Sciences Division, International Development Research Centre (IRDC), 0ttawa; he is currently on leave as a visiting teacher at the University of Montreal and is a former faculty member at York - Faculty Lounge (Room 5869), Ross Building l2:00 noon - Concert - lnusic Department] I'A Concert of Music for lJinds'r featuring The No-No Nonette - JunioF-Common Room, McLaughl in College 3:00 p.m. - Film Screening - [Department of French Studies]rrMouchette" (directed by Robert Bresson, based oi-T66-l6lET-oT G. Bernanos) - in French - Room Sl73, Ross Building l:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Statistical Analysis System Workshop - [t.e.n.] topics to be covered include: The PR0C Step: Executing SAS Procedures; Creating and Storing SAS Data Sets; }4ERGE, SET AND UPDATE; Basic SAS J.C.L. - space is limited so interested persons are asked to call local -3026 to register - Room Ql!, Administrative Studies Bui lding 3:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [African Studies Program, Political Science Department] I'The Political Economy of-XTgE;larttlih Professor Henry Bienen, Princeton University - Senior Conmon Room, llcLaughl in Col lege

4:00 p.m. - Board of Governors Meeting - Board/Senate Chamber, Glendon College

Tuesday ll:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. - Concert - [Music Department] featuring Q-SAN students from the Music Departmentrs Electronic Studios --Foyer, Fine Arts Phase I t Building

12:00 noon - Guest Speaker - [Canada Council, Program in Creative Writing] featuring George Bowering - Room A, Curtis Lecture Halls l2:00 noon g l:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - lYork Women's Centre] "]Jomen in Law" with Judith McCormack, Arbitration Oif icer Tor-tE-Gtario Nurses Association - Room I02, Behavioural Science Bui lding l:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m. - Science and Philosophy Discussion Group - "Logic: Formal and Dialectical in Science" with York Professor Stanley Jeffers - Room Sl0!, Ross Building 8:00 p.m. - Visiting Speaker - [Winters College] Leo Simpson, author, will read from his new publication The Vest Door - Senior Common Room, Winters College

8:00 p,m. - one-Man Show - lVanier CollegeJ Barry Belchamber as Stephen Leacock going... "Madly - In All Directionlrr- a recreation designed to show the man, his loves, laughs, fears, prejudices and humour - no admission charge - Room 029, Vanier College

Uednesday

12:00 noon - P€M Luncheon -'rPhysical Plant" with John Armour - Senior Common Room, llinters College l2:00 noon e l:00 p.m, - Guest Speaker - lYork Women's Centre] "Sex Stereotyping in Advertisingrrwith York Professor Al ice-GlfiTEf - Room 102, Behavioural Science Building

l:00 p.m. - 5z3O p.m. - George Eliot Symposium - lstong College] first of two days of lectures with todayrs speakers and topics as follows: - "Willed Passivity: The Tragedy of Maggie Tulliver" with Jo-Ann Wallace - "Meaning as Choice: Style in Trollope and George Eliot" with Dr. James Benson - "Crowd Scenes: The Function of the Chorus in luliddlemarch" with Elizabeth Jones - "George Eliot's Middlemarch and Ringelburgh's Effi-clopedia of 1541" with Dr. Maurice Elliott - Sylvester's (nooil-76-Dl-3-tong Co1 lege 3:00 p.m. - Lecture/Recital - [Music Department] of the five Beethovel'Cello/piano Sonatas? Iit! I complete performEiG=5F-Tl6 frth Sonata - features Coenraad Bloemendal (cello) and Margaret Gibbs (piano) - Room F, Curtis Lecture Halls

cont i nued EVENTS (Wednesday, cont ' d. )

4:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - lptrilosophy Department] "The Plausibility of Historical Realism" with Dr. C. Behan McCullagh, La Trobe University, Australia - commentator: York Professor P.H. Nowell-Smith - Faculty Lounge (Room 5869) n Ross Building 4:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. - Career Information - lBethune College Mature Students Network] a discussion with Dorothy Becker, Career Centre, and Ellen Barr, Advising Centre, on career choices and changes - Room 214, Bethune College

5:00 p.m. - Glendon Lecture Series on World Affairs - "Human Rights in the ll80's" with Sean MacBride, former Chairman of Amnesty International, founder of the lrish Republic Party, Chief-of-Staff of the l.R.A., first Minister for External Affairs of the Republic of lreland, United Nations High Commissioner for Namibia, Nobel Peace Prizewinner in 1974, and Lenin Peace Prizewinner in 1979 - for further information call \87-6208 - york Hall, Glendon College 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. - The Law and You - [Centre for Continuing Education] "Labour Relations Law" with Osgoode Professor Harry Glasbeek - lst in a series of J lectures; $7.50 for series for members of the York community - Room 105, Osgoode Hall Law School 8:00 p.m. - Play - [Theatre Department] Wittiam Shakespeare's I'The Tragedy of Coriolanus" - tickets are $1.00; TiFormation may be obtained from the Burton Box 0ffice at 667-2370 - Burton Auditorium

Thursday l:00 p.m. - Concert - lmusic Department] of contemporary, experimental music by the New Music Co-op - gethuiE-GETi-ery (Room 320) , setf'une Col lege l:00 p.m. - George Eliot Symposium - [Stong College] continues as follows: - "The Subdued Feminism of George Eliot" with Professor John Hutcheson - "Jews and Women in Daniel Derondail with Dr. Deborah Heller Roazen - "Dorothea Brooke: The neTilffiT-Aestheterr with Dr. El izabeth Sabiston - r'Daniel Deronda and Frith's 'The Salon d'0r, Homburg"'with Dr. Gisela Argyle - at 7:00 p.m. there will be a screening of I'The Mill on the Floss" (starring James Mason and Geraldine Fitzgerald) - Sylvester's (Room 201 ) , Stong Col lege 4:00 p.m. - Chemistry Seminar Series - "Photoenolization: The Problem of Enols" with Dr. Morris F. Tchir, University of Waterloo - Room 120, Farquharson Bui lding 7:15 p.m. - Discussion/Poetry Reading - [Rtt inson College] with Pier Georgio di Cicco, poet, editor and iiterarffiunge (Room OO4), Atkinson College 8:00 p.m. - Play - [Tfreatre Department] see Wednesday's listing at 8:00 p.m'

Fr i day l0:00 a.m. - Special Lecture - [Graduate Program in Psychology]-John_Roth, Ph.D. candidate will present his col loquliiilGiTiTT;d-nEpplying the weighted-nveraging Model to Perceived overt-Covert Relationships" - Room 204, Behavioural Science Bui lding l0:00 a.m. - l2:00 noon - Seminar/Discussion - lAmnesty International Group at Glendon] I rish barrister, politicianandhuman@anMcBridewilltalkaboutHuman Rights - Senior Common Room, Glendon Col lege 2:00 p.m. - Psychology Colloquium -rrAbusive Mothers and Their Children: an Ethological Approach to Thei r .Relatio@llandThomasHayoftheWestEndCreche- Room 291, Behavioural Science Building

gntly Semi nar - Missing in 2:00 P.m.D.m. - 4:00't:lJv p.m.lJ.lll. - GraduateulduudLs ProgramI lvgrqrrl in Phi lo?gphy:loso Fortnightl "What's Hermeneutics?" withh Atkinson Professor B.A. Wilsonson - commentator:commentatc York Professor H. P. Kierans - Faculty Lounge (Room 586!), Ross Bui lding 2:00 p.m. E 8:00 p.m. - Play - lTheatre Department] see Wednesdayrs listing at 8:00 p.m. (singer, guitarist and 7:00' p.m. - ll:00 p.m. - Coffee House Revival - [.f.n.C.S.] featuring Gerry Reid rrautist) - Room ll2@

Sa t u rday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Discussion: Native Perspective on lhe-gonstitutigl -..t*:!ive Students'Association ofYorkUniversitv],Manitoba;FredPlain,|ndian Act Liaison, Grand Council Tieaty #g; Eric-Tagoona, President, Inuit.Tapirisat of Canada (ottawa); Duke Redbird, president, 0ntario Metis and Non-status Indian Association (Toronto); Leroy Little Bear, Chairman, Native Studies Department,.University of Alberta; Marie Smallface-Marule, Chief Administrator, World Council of Indigenous Peoples (Rlberta); and Gordon Miller, Regional Information 0fficer, Department of Indian Affairs (Toronto) - Moderator: Dr. Adam Cuthand, Consultant of Native Affairs, Anglican Church of Canada - Room G, Curtis Lecture Halls 4:00 p.m. - Play - lTheatre Department] see Wednesday's listing at 8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. - Bethune Movies - "My Brilliant CareerrrandtrThe Getting of Wisdom" - general admission SI.OO - Room mi=-Ecture Hal ls [HOtf: As yet there are no events scheduled for Sundayl GENERAL

The Dance Department is presenting its anrrua! Sprino Concert March 26, 2J air

"Mass Communication and Canadian Nationhood" is the topic of the next Gerstein Conference which will be held in honour of the 20th Anniversary of York University. The Conference will take place on Friday, April l0 at lO:00 a.m. in the Moot Court Room of the 0sgoode Hall Law School. The inauguration of The Norman Depoe Scholarship in Mass Communication Studies will be announced. Speakers and topics at the conference are as follows: - l0:00 a.m. - "Press Freedom: More than a Plat'itude" with Gordon Fairweather, Chief Commissioner of the Canadian Human Rights Commission - l:30 p.m. - "Mass Media, ldentity and Unityrrwith Jean-Louis Gagnon, journalist, author, diplomat and Co-Chairman of the Royal Commission on Bilingualism and Biculturalism - 3:15 p.m. - "Towards a Plan for National Survival: The Case of Broadcasting" with John Meisel, Chairman, Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications The conference is free and open to the public; for further information call local -3459.

Applications for the l98l Summer Studies program in the Faculty of Fine Arts are now available. The day-time session, from June 2!-August /, offers credit courses in Dance, Film, Music, Theatre or Visual Arts. In addition, an evening credit course entitled "The Dance Experience'r is offered on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from May 4-August 14 for those interested in taking a studio course for beginners in contemporary dance. For informition and application forms, call locil -3515 (Room 219, Fine Arts Phase ll). guverture sur la culture Haltienne (2): La confr6rie haTtienne du Canada en collaboration avec Ie D6partment d'Etudes pluridisciplinaires du Cotl6ge Glendon presente une soir6e consacr€e 5 la musique haTtienne avec la participation de: - CIaude Dauphin, musicologue, Centre de recherches caraib.s, Universit6 de Montr6al, directeur' Soci6te de recherche et de diffusion de Ia musique haitienne;rtla meringue: entre oralit6 et 6cr i tu re" - Animateur: Maximil ien Laroche, Universit6 Laval - Pr6sident d'honneur: Dr. G6rard Bastien, Consul honoraire du 56n6gal i-Toronto - le vendredi 27 nars l98l ;20h; Club des Professeurs, Pavillion York, 3" 6tage, CollEge Glendon; ent16e gratiute; renseignements: 487-6181 ou 357-1950.

Members of the York Community are asked to note that Robert J. Elliott, Statistics Officer, Office of the Registrar can be reached at local -3701.

The Faculty of Education Early Enrolment materials will be available in front of Room N80l of the Ross Building as of Monday, March 15, for all prospective as well as current Education students. Nominations for the Faculty of Education StudentsrAssociation (Chairman, Secretary, Treasurer' Senate Representative) will be accepted from March l7 through April l, 1981. Elections will be held on April 7. Nominations should be submitted to Room N805, Ross Bui Iding Applications for the position of Residence Tutor at Founders College are being received by the Master's oiti".. Applicants si-rould preferably be academically associated with the University. Closing date for receipt of applications is Monday, March 30th, 1981. Interested persons should apply in writing enclosing a curriculum vitae, and should arrange for two letters of reference to be submitted. Letters' and enquiries should be directed to Mrs. Louis! Young, Room 220, Founders College (local -2322). A one-bedroom apartment will be available, plus other remuneration, for the successful candidate.

Members of the York community are asked to note the following: - recreational swimming on Wednesday, March 25 will be from l2:00 noon-l:00 p.m. only - pleasure skating is cancelled on Friday, March 20 from 2:00 p'm.-3:00 p'm' - pick-up hockey is cancelled on Friday, March 20 from l2:00 noon-2:00 p'm' - users of the lce Arena are reminded that it closes for the season at midnight on Sunday, April 5

EVENTS Tuesday ll:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. - Concert - [Nusic Department] featuring Q-SAN students from the Mus i c Department' s Electronic Studios - Foyer, Fine Arts Phase I I Bui Iding l2:00 noon - Guest Speaker - [Canada Council, Program in Creative Vritingl featuring George Bowering - Room A, Curtis Lecture Halls l2:00 noon - McLauqhlin Lunchtime Series - songs by Robert Schumann featuring Hollis Rinehart (baritone) and Deanne ffimon Room (l4o) , I'lct-aughlin college l2:00 noon t l:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [York Women's Centre] "Women in Law" with Judith McCormach, Arbitration gfficer for ti're 0ntaFio-t',tuil6l nssociation - Room 102, Behavioural Science Bui lding I :00 D.m. - 2:00 p.m. - Science and Philosophy Discussion ]Q1cuq - "Logic: Formal and Dialectical in Sciencerl with York Proiessor ing

cont i nued I EVENTS (Tuesday, cont d. ) 2:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Stong College, Department of Languages, Literatures and Linguistics] "The Ukrainian Church as a Bridge Between Eastern and lrJestern Christianity" with Father Deacon Professor P. Bilaniuk, St. Michael's College, University of Toronto - Room J, Curtis Lecture Halls 8:00 p.m. - Visiting Speaker - [Winters College] Leo Simpson, author, will read from his new publication The West Door - Senior Common Room, l/inters College 8:00 p.m. - One-Man Show - [Vanier Collegel Barry Belchamber as Stephen Leacock goin9... "Madly - In a.ll Directions" - a recreation designed to show the man, his loves, laughs, fears, pre.iud!ces and humour - no admission charge - Room 029, Vanier Coiiegc lilednesday '12:00 noon - PEM Luncheon - "Physical Plant" with John Armour - Senior Common Room, Winters College l2:00 noon 6 l:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [York Women's Centre] I'Sex Stereotyping in Advertisingl with York Professor Al ice Courtney - Room 102, Behavioural Science Bui lding l:00 p.m. - 5230 p.m. - George Eliot Symposium - [Stong College] first of two days of lectures with todayrs speakers and topics as follows: - "Wi l led Passivity: The Tragedy of Maggie Tul I iver" with Jo-Ann lJal lace -'rMeaning as Choice: Style in Trollope and George Eliot'r with Dr. James Benson - "Crowd Scenes: The Function of the Chorus in Middlemarcht'with Elizabeth Jones - "George Eliot's Middlemarch and Ringelburgh's Efr-yclopedia of l54l" with Dr. Maurice Elliott - Sylvester's (Roo6-7T-lTlTT6-ng Col lege l:00 p.m. - Lecture/Recital - [Music Department] of the five Beethoven'Cello/piano Sonatas, with a complete performance of the fourth Sonata - features Coenraad Bloemendal (cello) and Margaret Gibbs (piano) - Room F, Curtis Lecture Halls 4:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [pfilosophy DepartmentJ "The Plausibility of Historical Realism" with Dr. C. Behan McCullagh, La Trobe University, Australia - commentator: York Professor P.H. Nowell-Smith - Faculty Lounge (Room S869), Ross Building 4.00 p.n. - 6:00 p.m. - Career Information - [Bethune Mature Students Network] a discussion with Dorothy Becker, Career Centr{Gi7-Ei-i6--EG7{ Advising Centre, on career choices and changes - Room 214, Bethune Col lege !:00 p.m. - Glendon Lecture Series on \,/orld Affairs - "Human Rights in the 1980's" with Sean MacBride, former Chairman of Amnesty International, founder of the lrish Republican Party, Chief-of-Staff of the l.R.A., first Minister for External Affairs of the Republic of lreland, United Nations High Commissioner for Namibia, Nobel Peace Prizewinner in 1974, and Lenin Peace Prizewinner in 1979 - for further information calI 485-5208 - York Ha1|, Glendon College 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m. - The Law and You - [Centre for Continuing Education] "Labour Relations Lawrrwith 0sgoode Professor Ha77y-ET5!EEER:Ist in a series of 3 lectures; $7.50 for series for members of the York community - Room 105, Osgoode Hall Law School 8:00 p.m. - PIay - [Theatre Departmentl Will iam Shakespeare't "T!. Tragedy of Coriolanus" - tickets are $1.00; informaTJon may be obtained from the Burton Box Office at 667-2370 - Burton Auditorium

STAFF POSITIONS: Appl ications for internal transfers/promotions, which are avai lable from Personnel Services should reach that department no later than 5:00 p.m. March 24, l!81; ,t indicates position is exempt from the bargaining unit. Counsel lor - Mrs, B. Friedman icating0peratorl|l(Temporary:March30-September9,l98l;gradel0or equivalent education and experience; minimum I year's experience operating offset press equipment, prefer experience on Tandem or 1600 equipment; good manual skill, mechanical aptitude, good judgement); grade 0P 3 (based on an annual salary of $12,363) - Typist (Dean's 0ffice; high school graduation or equivalent; l-2 years general office experience; good basic knowledge of academic work including statistical typing and research papers; typing 55-60 wpm; Mag Card experience preferred) ; grade 3 ($l I ,21 0) - Secretary to Administrative Officer and Assistant to the Dean (high school graduation or equivalent; I year Clerk,/Typist and Mag Card operating experience required; basic bookkeeping knowledge preferred; Dicta; typing 50 wpm) ; grade 4 ($l I ,905) Fine Arts - Student Programs CIerk (Student Programs; high school graduation or equivalent, preferably some University, especial ly in Fine Arts; 1-2 years secretarial experience, preferably in an Admissions, Student Programs area; good communication skil ls; typing 40 wpm); grade 4 (S11,905) Physical Plant - Gardener't ('trelated to other union; minimum of five years practical experience in the Horticultural field, specifical ly in the field of olants maintenance or a combination of formal training and practical experience; abi I ity to identify plant material, plant diseases and pests; experience in operating snow removal equipment with class rrcrr or "D" driver's I icence) ; Please submit res um6 s Counsellor - Mrs. L. Tam ffiretary(English;highschool9raduationorequivalent;secretarialtraininganda good command of English; 2 years secretarial experience preferably in a student-related University environment; typing 55 wpm required); grade 5 G12,92\) - Secretary (Office of the Dean; high school graduation or equivalent plus formal secretarial training; typing 50 wpm; working knowledge of bookkeeping and record-keeping; excellent telephone manner and communication skills; ability to determine priorities and maintain confidentiality essential; requires interest in personnel work; minimum 2 years secretarial experience preferably in a University environment); grade 4 Prov. (51 1,905) G ENERAL

ln view of the Provincial Election, which is taking place today (March r9), all eligible voters will be allowed to leave work at 4:00 p.m. is the pools close at 7:60 p.m.

The History DePartment is presenting a public lecture by Norman stone, Cambridge-As University, on Tuesday, March 3l at 3:00 p.m' in the Senior Common Room of Founders 6ollege. part of york,s 20th Anniversary celebrations, Professor stone will speak on',The Meaning 6t nitt"l,l. professor Stone is the author of the prizewinning bnok Th. East.rn Front, lglFlgli and the-biographical book Hitler. The lecture is open to the public.

"The Challenges of canadars Regional Diversity, is the theme of the l98l I.,alter L. Gordon Lectures and the third lecture in this series will take place on Monday, April 6 at 4;to p.r. in the Moot court Room of 0sgoode Hall Law School. Dr. Tom Kent, Dean of ihe'Faculty of naministrative studies at Dalhousie University, will be the guest speaker. l4embers of the york community attend. are invited to

* rrThe World Economy in the l!80's" is the topic for the third and last lecture in the Glendon Series on World Affairs which will be given by Nobuhiico ushiba on Thursday, April 2 at 5:00 p.m. in york Hall. A former ambassador to the united states and to Canada, Mr. ushiba has held many senior diplomatic and cabinet posts, including Minister of State for External Economic Affairs, lbll-lA. i"'fiZi, i. was Japanrs representative to the I'lultilateral Trade Negotiations and, since 1979 has been Co-Chairman of the Joint Japan-U.S. Economic Relations group. For iurther information, cali-Uej-Azoa;.Jrirrion to the lecture is free. * A Hemorial Service for Professor Villiam Jaff6 will be held on Monday, April 6 at 2:00 p,m. in the scott Religious Centre. An informal reception will follow in the Reiigious Centre,s Foyer. t( Stong College, in cooperation with the-Canadian Society for the Comparative Study of Civilizations, Presents a minicolloquium on "lmmigration: The Individual and the Family,'on Vednesday, l,larch 25 from 3:00 P.m.-5:00 p.m- in Sylvester's (Room 201), Stong college. Dr. valter Beringer'(ei"nJon- college) will speak onrrwilliam Bercy (1744-1813):' tmmiirant, Developer, Artist'r and Franc (Stong Dr. Sturin College) will give a talk entitled "Migration and Kin Cohesion Among Southern ltalian lmmigrants in Toronto". For further information coniact Mrs.0lga Cirak at local -3051. * Information on and lPPlications for the Spring Competition to the president's NSERC Fund (deadline date - April 15, l98l) are now available from the bffice of Research Administration, Room N7l8 of the Ross Building (tocal -3777). :t Front Desk a.nd Housekeeping positions are available for the summer with the Conference Centre. Application forms may be filled out in Room 139, Vinters College. t( A group advising session for applicants to the first year program of the Faculty of Education will be held on Monday,-March 23 frot\ 4:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. in ioorn fl8OE of the Ross Build,ing. Advisors from all programs will be available to assist in planning effective study plans for l98i-82. n Jhg DePartment of Physical Plant, Grounds and Vehicles Section, will have for sale on or about May 20, l!81, in an "as is't,rruncertified'r condition, one l97l Dodge oi0o tick-up Truck, electric boom equipment excluded. Members of the community interested in the purchase of same can inspect the vehicle upon prior arrangement with Mr, C.G. Van Ginkel, Grounds and Vehicles, telephone lo'cal -2373. gffers to purchase are to be submitted, in writing only, to the office of the Director of purchasing, to arrive no later than 2:00 p'm., Friday, March 20, 1981. Terms of sale certified cheque or cash at the time of release of vehicle by Grounds and Vehicles. File reference p/SD/251 * Applications are closing on f'larch 20, 1981, for Donship appointments at Glendon College; for further information cal I 487-61 07/08. Jr Hclaughlin College holds T.G.l.F. every Friday, from 4:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m, in the Faculty Common Room (Room l4o) of the College. Open to the univeiiity communiiy * 9.i Sathya Sai Baba Centre and Hindu Youth Organization of York University will be commemorating Holi (ehagna) at the Scott Religious Centre on Saturday, f4arch 2l at 5:30 p.m.

EVENTS Thu rsday l:00 p.m. - Concert - IMusic Departmentl of contemporary, experimental music by the New l,lusic Co-0p - Bethune ea I I ery-1R66i-om 320) , Bethune Col I ege l:00 p.m. - George EIiot symposium - [stong collegeJ continues as follows: - "The subdued Feminism of George Eliot" with professor John Hutcheson -'rJews and vomen in Daniel Deronda" with Dr. Deborah Heller Roazen - 'rDorothea Brooke: T66-GIuctant Aestheterr with Dr. El izabeth Sabiston - "Daniel Deronda and Frith's 'The Salon dr0r, Homburgrr with Dr. Gisela Argyle - at 7:00 p.m. there will be a screening of "The Mill on the Flossrr (starriig James f,lason and Geraldine Fitzgerald) - Sylvester's (Room 201), Stong College rrPhotoenol 4:00 P.T. - themis-t.ly Ser-ninar geries - ization: The Problem of Enols'r with Dr. |.lorris F. Tchir, University of Waterloo - Room 120, Farquharson Buildinq 4: 00 Mathemat i cs Col loquium -.r'Groups, graphs, ends and second-order logicrt with professor paul E. University of lllinois (Urbana) - Room N201, Ross Building

- continued EVENTS (Thursday, cont 'd. )

4:00 p.m. - Applied Computational and Mathematical Sciences Seminar -rrExponential Approximation Using Prony's Method" with Professor D,D. 0lesky, University of Victoria - Room ll0, Curtis Lecture Halls 4:10 p.m. - Special Meeting of the Senate - Senate Chamber (Room Sgll), Ross Building 7:15 p.m. - Discussion/Poetry Reading - [Atkinson College] with Pier Georgio di Cicco, poet, editor and '| iterar@unge (Room 004), Atkinson College 8:00 p.m. - Play - lTheatre DepartmentJ William Shakespeare's "The Tragedy of Coriolanus" - tickets are $1.00; JiT6rmation may be obtained from the Burton Box office at 667-2370 - Burton Auditorium 8:00 p.m. - Salute to the Athletes/Athletic Draw/Dence - [Vomen's and Menrs !ntei'uiiiversity Athletic Counc i l 8:00 p.m. - Yeowomen Volleyball Team Demonstration - l4ain Gym, Tait l''lcKenzie Building 8:'|0 p.m. - Yeonen's Volleyball Team Demonstration - Main Gym, Tait McKenzie Building 8:20 o.m. - Co-ed Basketball Game - Main Gvm. Tait McKenzie Buildinq 8:40 p.m. - Salute to the Athletes 9:00 p.m. - Athletic Draw 9:30 p.m. - Dance - Bethune College Friday l0:00 a,m. - Special Lecture - [Graduate Program in Psychology] John Roth, Ph.D. candidate will present his col loquium entitled "Applying the Weighted-Averaging Model to Perceived Overt-Covert Relationshipsrl - Room 204, Behavioural Science Bui lding l0:00 a.m. - l2:00 noon - Seminar/Discussion - [Amnesty International Group at Glendon] lrish barrister, politician and human-FighTs acti?iGT Sean McBride will talk about Human Rights - Senior Common Room, Glendon Col lege 'l:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Economics Department] "lnternational Labour Relations with Special Reference to Latin America" with Mr. Dan Benedict, International Representative and Director of Training for the United Auto Workers - Room SI2J, Ross Building 2:00 p.m, - Psychology Colloquium -'rAbusive Mothers and Their Children: an Ethological Approach to Their Relationship" with Darlene Hall and Thomas Hay of the Uest End Creche - Room 2!1, Behavioural Science Building 2:00 p.m, - 4:00 p.m. - Graduate Program in Philosophy: Fortnightly Seminar - 'rWhatrs l'lissing in Hermeneutics?'r with Atkinson Professor B.A. Wilson - commentator: York Professor H.P, Kierans - Faculty Lounge (Room s869), Ross Bui lding 2:00 p.m. e 8:00 p.m. - Play - [Theatre Department] see Thursday's listing at 8:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. - ll:00 p.m. - Coffee House Revival - [l.n.C.S.] featuring Gerry Reid (singer, guitarist and f I aut i st) - Room I l2;- BEthfiE-TolTeG

l:30 p.n. - Bethune flgyjgq - "0 Lucky Man" - general admission $2.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls

Sa t u rday 9:00 a.m, - 5:00 p.m, - Discussion: Native Perspective on the Constitution - [Hative StudentsrAssociation ofYorkUniversitv]T-Keepel.'-M-,F,Hanitoba;FredPlain,lndian Act Liaison, Grand Council Treaty #9; Eric Tagoona, President, lnuit Tapirisat of Canada (0ttawa); Duke Redbird, President, 0ntario Metis and Non-Status Indian Association (Toronto); Leroy Little Bear, Chairman, Native Studies Department, University of Alberta; Marie Smallface-Marule, Chief Administrator, |Jorld Council of Indigenous Peoples (Alberta); and Gordon Miller, Regional Information Officer Department of indian iffairs (fironto) - Mo;;;aaorr--or. Adam Cuthand, Consultant of Native Rfiairs, Anglican Church of Canada - Room G, Curtis Lecture Halls 4:00 p.m. - Play - lTheatre Department] see Thursdayts listing at 8:00 p.m. 7:30 p.m. - Bethune Movies - "My Brilliant Career" and "The Getting of Wisdomrr- general admission $3.00 - Room L, Curt i s Lecture Ha I I s

S unday 7:30 p.m. - Bethune Movies - "Quadrophenia" - general admission $2.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls

STAFF POSlTlONS: Applications for internal transfers/promotions, which are available from Personnel Services ;frouTaTeacf tF-at department no later than 5:00 p.m. March 25, l98l; 't indicates position is exempt from the bargaining unit. Counsel lor - Mrs. B. Friedman trationAssistant(StudentAffairs;gradel3orequivalent;someuniversity preferred; 2 years experience in a related function; typing 40 wpm); grade 5 G12,92\) - Secretary to Associate Dean (Student Affairs; high school graduation or equivalent; l-2 years secretarial experience, preferably in a University environment; typing 60 wpm; Mag Card Operator ski I ls; shorthand 100 wpm); grade 4 (Sl 1,905) Counsellor - Mrs. L, Tam ffiteProgramSecretary(Temporary:AprilltoJuly3l,|98l;hi9hschoolgraduation or equivalent with formal secretarial training; I years secretarial experience; typing 50-55 wpm); grade ! (based on an annual salary of 512,924) Libraries - Cataloguing Assistant Vl (Scott Cataloguing; university graduation or equivalent; 5 years experience in cataloguing; knowledge of foreign languages; typing 4! wpm required); grade 8 (S18,229) ART GALLERIES/DISPLAYS * "Shift (for Leonard Peltier)" b;r Robert McNealy will be on view at the Glendon College Art Gallery until March 29. Gal lery hours are from 9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., l4onday through Friday, from 5:00 p.m.- 9:00 p.m., Thursday, and from l2:00 noon-5:00 p.m., Sunday. :! rtConnections: Krizan, McAulay E Wright" - constructions and paintings which explore three artists reactions to the dynamics of space - will be on view at the A.G.Y.U. (Room Nl45, Ross Building) until April 3. Regular gallery hours are from l0:00 a-m.-4:10 p.m., weekdays.

,t "lmages of the Earth" by Dixie Worcester will be on display at the Samuel Zacks Gallery (Stong College) from March 25-April 3. A special opening will take place on March 25 from 6:00 p.m.- 8:30 p.m. Regular gal lery hours are from 9:30 a.m. -2:30 P.n., weekdays.

* An exhibition by Advanced Students in Design will be on view at the IDA Gallerv (Fine Arts Phase ll Building) until March 27 with a reception on March 25 at 6:30 p.m. Regular gallery hours are !:00 a.m.-!:00 p.m., weekdaYs.

Monday l2:00 noon - Film - [York Vomen's Centre] "The Anchovy Coast" - Room 102, Behavioural Science Building l:00 o.m. - Bethune l4usic Series - a concert of solo improvisation with Trichy Sankaran and his students - Room 3Zb]-EETIuneToITes; J:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Anthropology Department] "The Politics of-Representation in the Fourth World" witn ll66l--D!ZEl-3'iibn Fraser i.tniversity - Faculty Lounge (noom s87z) , Ross Building J:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Statistical Analysis System Vorkshop - It.P.R.1 topics to be covered include: ValueLabels,.Variabspaceislimitedsointerestedper5onsare asked to call local -3026 to register - Room 035, Administrative Studies Building 4:00 p.m. - Biology Seminar Series - "Cell-to-Cell Communication't with Dr. W.R. Lowenstein, University of l'tiami SEF6oT of Medicine - Room 320, Farquharson Bui lding 4:00 p.m. - Leonard Wolinsky Lectures gn Jewish Life and Education - lFaculty of Arts, Program in Religious btuaiesUseoftheNewTestamentandChristian Use of the Talmud in Medieval Jewish-Christian Folemicsrrwith David Berger, Brooklyn College - Senior Common Room, Vanier College 4:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Group Advising Session - lFaculty of Education] for applicants to the first-year program in Educationffita ing (Flute) and Mark '5:00 p.m. - 7:00 P.m. - Candlel ight Dinner/Pub featuring entertainment by Gerry Reid bepic (cuitar) - Hor@

Tuesday Il:00 a.m. - Dramatic Reading - [French Studies Department, National Arts Centre] from'rLes Pommiers en fleurs"--FJ;t-6tT;Ei; Sirois - Senior Common Room, Founders College l2:00.noon - Guest Speaker - lCanada Council, Program in Creative Writing] featuring Sid Harty - Room A, Curtis Lecture Hal ls 12:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. - Jazz in Bethune - featuring students from the York Jazz Workshops - Junior Common Room, Bethune CollegE-

I2:10 p.m. - l:30 p.m. - YUFA Membership Meeting - agenda to include: Political Action Committee Report, ii|egotiatingCommitte@ciliation-SenateChamber(RoomS9l5),RossBui|ding (NOTE GLENDSN CAMPUS: A York Bus will pick members up at 12:00 noon in the Principalrs driveway and wi I I return to Glendon by 2:00 p.m. )

2:00 p.m. - Public Lecture - [Graduate Program in Psychology] .lohn Roth will defend his Ph.D. dissertation entitled'rApplying the l,/eighted-Averaging Model to Perceived 0vert-Covert Relationships" - Room N!ll, Ross Building 2:00 p.m. - Film - [French Studies Department] "France", a three-screen, multivision presentation of French culture - admission $1.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Hal ls 5:00 p.m. - Visiting Speaker - [Winters College] Peter Fallon, poet and founder of the Gallery'Press (Dublin), will read from his works - Senior Common Room, lJinters College 7i3O p.n. - Student Recital - [Music Department] featuring Jill Solomon (bassoon) and Amy Ho (piano) - Music noom (oTOlllEtZiligllli- col I ese

7:30 p.m. - Film - lFrench Studies Department] see listing at 2:00 p.m. - Room B, Stedman Lecture Halls

- continued YORK ACTIVITIES (cont'd.)

Wedne s day l2:00 noon - I:00 p.m. - Science and Philosophy Dircrrrion G - "Sociobiology and Selfish DNA" with York Professor Gerry Li tt l2:00 noon - l:30 p.m. - Computer Career Planning Seminar - conducted by Source EDP, computer placement specialists - Room I l2:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. - Visiting Speakel - [York Women's Centre] Dyanne Gibson, Liaison and Counsellor, Mature Students - Room 102, Behavioural Science Bui lding 2:00 p.m. - Public Lecture - [Faculty of Graduate Studies: Physics] W. Richard Leaitch, Ph.D. candidate, will speak on "Measurements of Suburban CCN Spectra Using the Diffusion Tube" - Room lll, Petrie Science Bui lding 3:00 p.m. - Computer Science Seminar - I'An Adaptive Plan for State-Space Problemsil with Dr. Larry Rendell, Grant Hallman Associates - Room B, Curtis Lecture Halls J:00 p.m. - Solo Recital - [Music Department] featuring Professor Emeritus Peggie Sampson - Room F, Curtis Lecture Halls l:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Minicol loquium: lmmigraLion -- the !ndir.,idual cnd tiie Fami ly - [Stong Col lege, Canadian Society for lows: - "William Berczy (1744-,|813): lmmigrant, Developer, Artist'r with Glendon Professor I,/alter Beringer - "Migration and Kin Cohesion Among Southern ltalian lmmigrants in Toronto'r with York Professor Franc Sturin - Sylvester's (Room 201), Stong Col lege 4:00 p.m. - Chemistry Seminar Series - "Electron Deficient Carbonium lons" with Dr. Thomas T. Tidwell, Scarborough Col lege, University of Toronto - Room 120, Farquharson Bui lding 7:30 p.n. - 9:30 p.m. - The Law and You - lCentre for Continuing Education] "Labour Relations Law" with 0sgoode Professor HaTi/-dlEl6E6f:znd in series of 3lectures; 57.50 for series for members of the York community - Room l06,Osgoode Hall Law School 8:00 p.m. - Design at York Guest Lecture Serieq - [Visual Arts Department, Art Directors Club of Toronto] '.HenriHenrion,distinguishedBritishdesignerandeducator- tickets may be purchased at the door or reserved by calling local -3882; admission is 52.00 and S1.00 for students and ADCT members - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls Thu rsday l:00 p.m. - Concert - [Music Department].featuring American bassist, Salvatore Macchia and flautist Marjorie Shansky - Bethune Gallery (Room 320), Bethune College 2:00p.m.-4:00p.m.-MinstrelsandPo-[FacultyofFine Arts, Bethune Col leg Alejandro Gonzalez - Room 218, Bethune College 3:00 p.m. - Colloquium - [Historical Methodology Group, Founders College] "The ldea of Progress in Histori5!7aphf-fdconsidered" with Professor George lggers, State University of New York (Buffalo) - Senior Common Room, Founders College l:00 p.m. - Concert - [Mrsic Department] featuring Allan Pulker (flute) - Room 015, Mclaughlin College 4:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Economics Department] "The Application of Kalecki's Model for Economic irlanningfi-;J-il"Trofessor Andrew Brody, Institute of Economics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences - Room J, Curtis Lecture Halls 4:30 p.m. - Socialism and Democracy Seminar - [Bethune Collegel "The Chilean Left and the Hidden Error: TheLacffiTrEnsformationwithinaDemocraticFramework,'withAIejandroRojas' former Member of Parliament in the Allende Government and York Sociologist - Room 120, Bethune College 4:lO p.m. - Monthly Meeting of the Senate - Senate Chamber (Room 59l5), Ross Building 7:30 p.m. - Student Recital - [t',tusic Department] with Patti Sun (piano) - Music Room (Ot6), McLaughlin College 8:00 p.m. - Annual Dance Department Spring Concert - featuring works choreographed by faculty members and [email protected]

Fr i day 2:00 p.m. - Psychology Colloguiut -'rModels of Knowing" with York Professor Neil Agnew - Room 291, Behavioural Science Bui lding 2:00 p.m. - Reading - [fnglish Department] Cyril Dabydeen, Guyanese poet, will read from his works Room 120, Bethune College 2:00 p.m. € 8:00 p.m. - Annual Dance Department Spring Concert - see Thursday's listing at 8:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Graduate Program in Philosophy: Fortnig[tly Ser_ning.r -rrPhilosophers at the Hoviesrl withYorkProfessor|.C.Jarvie-cod-FacultyLounge(Rooms869), Ross Building l:00 p.m. - Film - [French Studies Department] see Tuesday's listing at 2:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. - ouverture sur la culture hai"tienne (2) - [la conf16rie-haitienne du. Canada, le D6partment drEtudes pluridiir6econsacr6e5Iamusiquehaitienneavec|aparticipation oe: - Claude Dauphin, musicologue, Centre de recherches caraibes, Universit6 de Montreal, directeur, Soci6t6 de recherche et de diffusion de la musique haitienne - "La meringe: entre oralit6 et 6criture" - Animateur: Maximi I ien Laroche, Universit€ Laval - Pr€sident d'honneur: Dr. G6rard Bastien, Consul honoraire du 56n6gal i Toronto - CIub des Professeurs, Pavi I I ion York, Col lEge Glendon

Sa tu rday /:lO p.m. - Bethune Movies -rrRude Boy" (starring "The Clash'r) - general admission S3.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Hal ls 8:00 p.m. - Annual Dance Department Spring Concert - see Thursday's listing at 8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. - Concert - [Faculty of Fine Arts, C.E.R.L.A.C.] featuring Jorge Yanez - admission by donation of $l.OO - r""utty of Education (37t Atoor Street West), University of Toronto Sunday ll:00 a.m. - Ontario Volleyball Association Men's "AA" Championship - featuring-York University, University of Guelph'Toronto-al|teamswil|competeinabestJof5 semi-final at ll:00 a.m.; the bronze medal match is at I:00 p.m.; championship final at 3:00 p.m' - admission at the door is S2.00 - Tait McKenzie Gymnasium 8:00 p.m. - Concert - [Music Department] the York Jazz 0rchestra, under the direction of David Mott, will perform-iTA-TFElonius Monk Retrospective" - tickets are $3.00; for further information call 598-2400 - Music Gallery (30 st. Patrick Street) GENEML

* "Disney on Film -- a Forum on Animation and Fantasy Filmmaking in the 80's'r is the title of a presentation being sponsored by the Film Department being held on Thursday, April 2, at 8:30 p.m. in Room L of the Curtis Lecture Halls. The speakers for this forum will include: Eric Larson, Animator Director, a 50-year veteran of the Disney Studios; John Musker, director of'rThe Fox and the Hound"; Harrison Ellenshaw, Special Effects on "The Black Hole'r, "Star Wars" and "The Empire Strikes Backr'. Films to be shown during the event include: a 50-minute film in which a new generation of Disney animators and artists discuss their craft; previews of Disneyrs next two animated features, "The Fox and the Houndrrand "The Black Caldron'r1 as well as clips from Iive action films. Admission to the forum is free.

'i "Employment and the I'letro Toronto Economy" is the theme of the lOth annual Urban Studies Symposium which will be held on Thursday, April 9. Among those scheduled to speak at the symposium are: John N.H. Britton, University of Toronto; George Fallis, York University; Hugh Mackenzie, United Steelworkers of America; Marvin Novick, Social Planning Council of Metropolitan Toronto; David Nowlan, University of Toronto; Donald R. Richmond, Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto; and, Shoukry T. Roweis, University of Toronto. There will be a registration fee of $6.00 for those attending the symposium. For further information, call Iocal -6271. n The final examination schedule for the Faculties of Arts, Education, Fine Arts and Science, will appear in the March 26th editor of Excalibur.

,' For the past ten years the University offices have operated on summer hours from 8:30 a.m.-4:10 p.m. from the beginning of Daylight Saving in April to the Labour Day weekend, This practice will be continued this year from l''londay, Aprll 2l to Friday, September 4, 1981, both dates inclusive.

* 0sgoode Hall Law School's fourth annual '0r 'Emet Lecture will take place on Wednesday, April 15 at l2:J0 p.m. in the Moot Court Room. Stephen E. Toulmin, Professor of Social Thought and Philosophy at the University of Chicago, will give a talk entitled "Ethics and Equity: The Tyranny of Principles". The '0r rEmet Fund was established to promote through public discussion, research and scholarly writing, public and professional appreciation of the significance of religion, ethics, culture and history in the developmentofthelegalsystem.ProfessorToulministheauthorof(amongmanyworks)!gIg@{Ig, Yittgen?teirl's V,ienna (with A. Janik) and The Uses of Argument. He has been a member of-TFFGTiiii-i Commission for the Protection of Human Subjects of Research, and is a member of the Society for Neuroscience.

;t Applications for the 1!81 Summer Studies program in the Faculty of Fine Arts are now available. The day-time session, from June 29-August J, offers credit courses in Dance, Film, flusic, Theatre or Visual Arts. ln addition, an evening credit course entitled I'The Dance Experiencerris offered on Tuesday and Thursday evenings from May 4-August l4 for thosq interested in taking a studio course for beginners in contemporary dance. For information and application forms, call local -3615 (noom 2l!, Fine Arts Phase ll).

,t The Campus Connection Peer Counselling Service is now accepting applications for the position of Coordinator(s) for the l98l-82 academic year. Interested persons are asked to send a resume to the Coordinator(s) Htring Committee, Room 026, Mclaughlin College. For further information call Gary or Aileen at 667-3509/3632. Deadline for applications is l'larch 30, 1981. * York Bookstore Hours April l3-16, 20 I'londay-Thu rsday 9:30 a.m.-7:30 p.m. April 27-l4ay 2 l'londay-Thu r sday 9:00 a.m.-8:30 p.m. Fr i day 9:00 a.m.-4:10 p.m. Sa t u rday cl osed The Bookstore will be closed on April l7 (Good Friday), l8 and 2l-25 (inventory). 't Stationery Stores will process requisitions for the 1980,281 fiscal year, until the close of business April l7/81. During the remainder of April, absolute necessity requirements only, will be processed wlth respective charges as a l98l/82 expense.

EVENTS Tuesday ll:00 a.m. - Dramatic Reading - [French Studies Department, National Arts Centre] from "Les Pommiers en fleurs" a play by Serge Sirois - Senior Common Room, Founders College l2 :00 noon - Guest Soeaker ICanada Council, Program in Creative Writing] featuring Sid Marty - Room A, Curtis Lectu re-IETi-i-- I2:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. Jazz in Bethune - featurinq students from the York Jazz Workshoos Junior Common Room, Bethune Col lege l2:30 p.m, - l:30 p.m, - YUFA i'lembership Heeting - agenda to include: Political Action Committee Report; ii|egotiatingcommittemciliation(Note:aYcrkBuswillpickupG|endoncampus I members at l2:00 noon in the Principal's driveway and will return to Glendon by 2:00 p.m,) - Senate Chamber (Room 59l5), Ross Bui lding 2:00 p.m. - Public Lecture - [Graduate Program in Psychology] ..tohn Roth will defend his Ph.D. dissertation entitled "Applying the Weighted-Averaging Model to Perceived Overt-Covert Relationships" - Room N!ll, Ross Bui lding 2:00 p.m. - Film - [French Studies Department] "France", a three-screen, multivision presentation of French culture - admission 51.00 - Room L. Curtis Lecture Hal ls 5:00 p.m. - Visiting - [t./inters Collegel Peter Fallon, poet and founder of the Gallery Press (Dublin), wil I - Senior Common Room, Winters College 7. ?n p.m. - Student Recital - [Music Department] featuring Jill Solomon (bassoon) and Amy pe (piano) - Music noom (oT6)-l-frEf5usfTli col I ese 7:30 p.m. - Film - [French Studies Department] see listing at 2:00 p.m. - Room B, Stedman Lecture Halls continued EVENTS (cont'd. )

Wednesday l2:00 noon - l:00 p.m. - Science and Phitor"phy Ots.rssio - "Sociobiology and Selfish DNA'| with York Professor Gerry Litt l2:00 noon - l:30 p.m. - Computer Career Planning Seminar - conducted by Source EDP, computer placement specialists - Room I l2:00 noon - 2:00 p.m. - Visiting Speaker - [Yort< Womenrs Centre] Dyanne Gibson, Liaison and Counsellor, Mature Students - Room 102, Behavioural Science Building 2:00 p.m. - Public Lecture - [Faculty of Graduate Studies: Physics] VJ, Richard Leaitch, Ph.D. candidate, will speak on "Measurements of Suburban CCN Spectra Using the Diffusion Tuberr- Room 317, Petrie Science Bui lding J:00 p.m. - Computer Sclrnce Seminar -rrAn Adaptive Plan for State-Space Problems" with Dr. Larry Rendell, Grant Hallman Associates - Room B, Curtis Lecture Halls l:00 p.m. - Solo Recital - [ltusic Department] featuring Professor Emeritus Peggie Sampson - Room F, Curtis Lecture Halls l:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. - Minicolloquium: lmmigration -- the Individual and the Family - [Stong College, Canadian Society for lows: - "},lilliam Berczy (1744-1813): lmmigrant, Developer, Artist" with Glendon Professor Walter Beringer -'rMigration and Kin Cohesion Among Southern ltalian lmmigrants in Toronto" with York Professor Franc Sturin - Sylvester's (Room 201), Stong College 4:00 p.m. - Chemistry Seminar Series -rrElectron Deficient Carbonium lons" with Dr. Thomas T. Tidwell, Scarborough College, University of Toronto - Room 120, Farquharson Building 7:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m, - The Law and You - lCentre for Continuing Education] "Labour Relations Law" with 0sgoode Professor ttaT[-TTEIGF-Znd in series of 3 lectures; $7.50 for series for members of the York community - Room 105, Osgoode Hall Law School 8:00 p.m. - Design at York Guest Lecture Series - [Visual Arts Department, Art Directors Club of Toronto] ',HenriHenrion,distinguishedBritishdesignerandeducator- tickets may be purchased at the door or reserved by calling local -1882; admission is $2.00 and $1.00 for students and ADCT members - Room L, Curtis Lecture Halls

STAFF P0SlTl0NS: Applications for internal transfers/promotions, which are available from Personnel Services should reach that department no later than 5:00 p,m. March 31, l98l; * indicates position is exempt from the bargaining unit. Counsellor - Mrs. B. Friedman @tionistl|(studentAffairs;9radel2orequivalent;l-2yearsreIatedwork experience; typing 35 wpm); grade 3 ($ll,210) Office of the President - Research Coordinator't (9.n. in Political Science or Economics; some post-secondary education in English and/or Journalism; 2-3 years experience in writing and research; famlliarlty with the administration of York; demonstrated writing skills and good command of the English language; abillty to communicate easily and effectively); grade 7 ($16,020) Counsel lor - l'lrs. L. Tam @(CalumetCo|lege;highschoolgraduat|onorequiva|entwithsecretarialtraining; l-2 years secretarial experience in a University environment, in a student-related area; typing 50 wpm; good communication skills; dictaphone required; shorthand an asset); grade 4 (S11,905) Graduate Studies - Secretary to the Dean (Office of the Dean; high school graduation or equlvalent vrith secretarial training; l-4 years secretarial experience; typing 55 wpm; shorthand ll0 wpm; good oral and written communication skills required); grade 5 G12,924) G ENE RAL ;t The final examination schedule for the Faculties of Arts, Education, Fine Arts and Science, will appear in the l'larch 25th edition of Excal ibur. * Ancillary Services Announcement: Jane Corbettrs transfer to the Faculty of Administrative Studies provided an opportunity for re-assessment of the administrative structure and career growth possibilities within the Department of Anciliary Sei-vices. Thus, authorization has been given to combine Housing Services and Food and Beverage Services with Norman D. Crandles as Manager, Housing and Food Services. At the same time, a new position -- Assistant Manager, Housing Services -- has been established. This position will be filled by the promotion of Ann G. Callighen who has been the Housing Coordinator since 1978. 't The History Department is presenting a public lecture by Norman Stone, Cambridge University, on Tuesday, l.larch 3l at 3:00 p.m. in the Senior Common Room of Founders College. As part of York's 20th Anniversary celebrations, Professor Stone will spbak on "The Meaning of Hitler". Professor Stone is the author of the prizewinning book The Eastern Front, l914-1917 and the biographical book Hitler. The lecture is open to the public.

't "The World Economy in the l!80's" is the topic for the third and last lecture in the Glendon Series on Vorld Affairs which will be given by Nobuhiko Ushiba on Thursday, April 2 at 5:00 p.m. in York Hall. A former ambassador to the United States and to Canada, Mr. Ushiba has held many senior diplomatic and cabinet posts, including l'linister of State for External Economic Affairs, l97l-78. In 1973, he was Japan's representative to the I'lultilateral Trade Negotiations and, since 1979 has been Co-Chairman of the Joint Japan-U.S. Economic Relations group. For further information, call \87-6208; admission to the lecture is free.

A l'lemorial Service for Professor Villiam Jaff6 will be held on Monday, April 5 at 2:00 p.m. in the Scott Religious Centre. An informal reception will follow in the Religious Centrers Foyer.

"Mass Communication and Canadian Nationhoodrr is the topic of the next Gerstein Conference which will be held in honour of the 20th Anniversary of York University. The Conference will take place on Friday, April l0 at l0:00 a.m. in the Moot Court Room of the Osgoode Hall Law School. The inauguration of The Norman Depoe Scholarship in l'|ass Communication Studies will be announced. Speakers and topics at the conference are as follows: - l0:00 a.m. - "Press Freedom: More than a Platituderrwith Gordon Fairweather, Chief Comrnissioner of the Canadian Human Rights Commission - l:30 p.m. - "Mass Media, ldentity and Unity'r with Jean-Louis Gagnon, journalist, author, diplomat and Co-Chairman of the Royal Commission on Bi I ingual ism and Bicultural ism - l:15 p.m. -'rTowards a Plan for National Survival: The Case of Broadcasting" with John Meisel, Chai rman, Canadian Radio-Television and Teleconrnunications The conference is free and open to the public; for further information call local -3459.

Mclaughlin College holds T.G.l.F. every Friday, from 4:J0 p.m.-6:30 p.m. in the Faculty Corrnon Room (Room l4O) of the College. 0pen to the university community. 0n April 2 Bethune College is presenting its lOth Anniversary/End of The Year Dinner which will commence at 7:00 p.m. More information and tickets are available from JACS (coffee shop in Bethune),

The Council of the York Student Federation Inc., announces that: Arising out of last weekrs General Election, various complaints in the matter of Greg Gaudet (for President), Elaine Hick (for Director of Vomen's Affairs) and Board of Governors, have been received by the Election Tribunal of the C.Y.S.F. Pursuant to By-law Two of the Charter of the Council of the York Student Federation Inc., the Election Tribunal will meet on Friday, March 27 at 3:00 p.m. in the C.Y.S.F. Offices to adjudicate these matters. Interested parties, pursuant to By-law Two of the Charter, may examine copies of the complaints in the C.Y.S.F. 0ffices. The provisions of By-law Two of the Charter shall govern this proceeding and hearing. In addition, the Election Tribunal will accept typewritten briefs from interested parties as defined in Article XIX of the Charter. Those who feel they are interested parties pursuant to the Charter and desire to participate in the proceeding shall submit by'10:00 a.m., Friday, March 2J, an explanation (typewritten) of why they believe themselves to be an interested party in this dispute and ought to be allowed to participate in the proceeding. This is to be left with the C.Y.S.F. Secretary. Copies of the Charter may be obtained from the offices of the C.Y.S.F.

Application forms for the SSHRC Small Grants Spring Competition are available at the Office of Research Administration, Room N7l8 of the Ross Building. The Small Grants Program is designed to cover applications for research grants under $2,!00. Applications for amounts in excess of 52,500 should be submitted to SSHRC,Ottawa. For further information please call local -3777. Volunteers are needed to handle conversational English classes. The classes will be held on Saturday mornings for foreign students with problems speaking the language. For further information please call Denys Brown, Foreign Student Advisor at local -3452.

EVENTS Thursday l2:00 noon - l:15 p.m. - Dean's colloquium^- [Faculty,of Administrative Studies] Hr. Villiam price \,lilder, President and c.e.o.-oFnlram-wlTlEFconsumers Lirit"d wi I I speak on the col loquium,s theme of successful Canadians in the free enterprise system - Rooms O3g/039, Administrative Studies Building l:00 p.m. -.colgert - [Music Department].featuring American bassist, Salvatore Macchia and flautist |.larjorie Shansky - Bethune Gallery (Room 320), Bethune College l:00 p.m. - Seminal - [Federation of Urban Studies Students] with professor rrA A.H, Richmond on urban sociology and race relations: personal view'r - Room N724, Ross Building

continued EVENTS (Thursday, cont'd.) 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. - Minstrels and Poets: The Resurge - [Faculty of Fine Arts, Bethune C and Alejandro Gonzalez - Room 218, Bethune College 3:00 p.m. - Concert - [Music Department] featuring Allan Pulker (ftute) - Room 015, Mclaughlin College J:00 p.m. - Colloguium - [Historical Methodology Group, Founders College] "The ldea of Progress in Historiography Reconsidered" with Professor Geoi-ge !ggers, State Unlvei-sity of New York (Auffato) - Senior Common Room, Founders College 4:00 p.m. - Dance Concert - [Catumet College, Co-curricular Committee] featuring the Toronto Independent Dance Enterprise in'rNew Movement to New Music" - Calumet Common Room, Atkinson College 4:00 p.m. - Physics Seminar Series - "Red Giant Stars and the Formation of Planetary Nebulaeil with Dr. Amos Harpaz, University of Windsor - Room lll, Petrie Science Bui lding 4:00 p,m, - Guest Speaker - [Economics Department] "The Application of Kalecki's Model for Economic Planning" with Professor Andrew Brody, Institute of Economics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences - Room J, Curtis Lecture Halls 4:J0 p.m. - Socialism and Democracy Seminar - lBethune College] "The Chilean Left and the Hidden Error: The Lack of a Theory of Socialist Transformation within a Democratic Framework'r with Alejandro Rojas, former Member of Parliament in the Allende Government and York Sociologist - Room 320, Bethune College 4:30 p.m.- Monthly Meeting of the Senate - Senate Chamber (Room S9l5), Ross Building 7:30 p.m. - Student Recital - [Music Department] with Patti Sun (piano) - Music Room (015), HcLaughlin College 8:00 p.m. - Annual Dance Department Spring Concert - featuring works choreographed by faculty members and guest choreographers and performed by faculty and students - admission is $2.50 - Burton Auditorium

Fr i day 2:00 p.m. - Psychology Colloquium - "Models of Knowing" with York Professor Neil Agnew - Room 2!1, Behavioural Science Bui lding 2:00 p.m. - Reading - [English Department] Cyril Dabydeen, Guyanese poet, will read from his works - Room J20, Bethune College 2:00 p.m. S 8:00 p,m. - Annual Dance Department Spring Concert - see Thursday's listing at 8:00 p.m. 2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p,m. - Graduate Program in Philosophy: Fortnightly Seminar - "Philosophers at the Moviesil withYorkProfessord-FacultyLounge(Rooms859), Ross Building J:00 p.m. - Film - [French Studies Department] "France", a three-screen, multivision presentation of French culture - admission $1.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Hal ls 7:00 p.m. - Film/Discussion - [-toint Centre for East Asian Studies]'rUgetsu Monogatarirr(Tales of Moonlight and Rai;faTrected by Mizoguchi Kenji, winner of Venice Film Festival of International Director's Prize; Ted Goossen, University of Toronto, will give a talk entitledrrWhite Serpents and 0ther Women", which will be followed by an open discussion - Room G, Curtis Lecture Halls 8:00 p.m. - ouverture sur la culture haitienne (2) - [la confr€rie haitienne du. Canada, le D€partment d'Etudes pluridiir6econsacr€eilamusiquehaitienneaveclaparticipation de: - Claude Dauphin, musicologue, Centre de recherches caraibes, Universit6 de Montr6al, directeur, Soci€t€ de recherche et de diffusion de la musique haitienne -ttla meringe: entre oralit€ et 6criturett - Animateur: Maximi I ien Laroche, Universit6 Laval - Pr6sident d'honneur: Dr. G€rard Bastien, Consul honoraire du S6n€gal 5 Toronto - Cl ub des Professeurs , Pavi I I ion York, Col I dge Gl endon

Sa t u rday 7:30 p.m. - Bethune Movies - "Rude Boy" (starring'rThe Clash") - general admission $3.00 - Room L, Curtis Lecture Hal I s 8:00 p.m. - Annual Dance Department Spring Concert - see Thursdayts listing at.8:00 p.m. 8:00 p.m. - Concert - lFaculty of Fine Arts, C.E.R.L.A.C.] featuring Jorge Yanez - admission by donation of '$S.Oo -ilcutty of Education (37t Bloor Street West), University of Toronto Sunday ll:00 a.m. - 0ntario Volleyball Association Men's'.'AA" ghgmpionship --featuring York University, University of Guelph, all teams will compete in a best 3 of 5 semi-final at ll:00 a.m.; the bronze medal match is at l:00 p.m.; championship final at l:00 p.m. - admission at the door is $2.00 - Tait McKenzie Gymnasium 8:00 p.m. - Concert - lmusic Department] the York Jazz Orchestra, under the direction of David Mott, will perform-ifl--ifiElonius Monk Retrospective" - tickets are $3.00; for further information call 598-2400 - Mus ic Gal lery (:O st. Patrick Street)

STAFF pOSITIONS: Applications for internal transfers/promotions, which are available from Personnel Services * from the -hou]?'reach t]lat department no later than 5:00 p.m. April 2, l98li indicates position is exempt bargaining unit. Counsellor - Mrs. B. Friedman tant||(studentPrograms;highschoolgraduation[academicstream]with secretarial training; minimum I year university, degree preferred; minimum 2 years administrative experience, prefera[iy in a university environment,-including committee work; additional [minimum I year] secretarial experience necessary; typing 50-55 wpm; dicta required; shorthand helpful; excellent oral and written communication skills; good oiganizational skills); grade 7 Prov. ($16,020) ART GALLERI ES/D I SPLAYS

:t rrConnections: Krizan, McAulay t W!'ightr'- constructions and pa!ntings which explore three artists reactions to the dynamics of space - will be on view at the A.G.Y.U. (Room N145, Ross Building) until April 3. Regular gal lery hours are from l0:00 a.m.-4:30 P.m., weekdays'

* "lmages of the Earth" by Dixie Worcester and "lmages of the Sea" by Norman Lowan will be on diiplay at the Samuel Zacks Gallery (Stong College) unti I Apri I 3. Regular gal lery hours are fronr 9:30 a.m.-2:30 P.m., weekdavs.

Monday ll:00 a.m. - Workshop on Canadars Intercontinental Markets - Sje?i-J-!-!I3- - [Mclaughlin College, Travel and Tourism Resea.. ts as follows: I l:00 a.m. - Registration ll:15 a.m. - Introduction - G.V. Doxey, Master of Mclaughlin College ll:30 a.m. - "The State of Canadars Intercontinental Tourist Trade: A Statistical Overview" with J.G. Bail ie, Statistics Canada 2:00 p.m. -',Marketing and Packaging Aspects of Canadars lntercontinental Trade" with G.B. Kibedi' bepartment of Tourism (0ntario); A.A. Haziza, CP Air; and J. Gander, Decision Research Marketing 4:10 p.m. - Annual General Meeting - there it a r.jitt.ation charge; ior further information call local -3821 - JCR, McLaughlin College l2:00 noon - Film - [York Women's Centre] "Not a Pretty Picture" - Room 102, Behavioural Science Building l2:00 noon - Jazz in Bethune - featuring the Dave Young Quartet - Junior Common Room, Bethune College 4:00 p.m. - Biology Seminar Series - with Dr. W.D. Russell-Hunter, Syracuse University - Room 320, Farquhaffi.b.a.) 4:00 p.m. - Leonard Wolinsky Lectures on Jewish Life and Education - lFaculty of Arts, Program in Religious btuai.sianResponseStotheCreationofthestate of lsrael" with A. Roy Eckardt, Lehigh University - Senior Common Room, Vanier College Tuesday ll:00 a.m. - Vorkshop on Canada's Intercontinental lvlarkets - IgUj-t-Ut- - [McLaughlin College, Travel and Touri sm Researc ll:00 a.m. -,'Marketing and Packaging Aspectsr' (continued from Monday) with G. Mahony, Action 14irabelle; t.b.a., Suntours Limited -,rspecific Canadian Attractions" with T. Fagin, Department of Tourism (Niagara falls); H. Eidsvik, Parks Canada 2:00 p.m. - "Canada's Wonderlandrr - presentation and tour 4:00 p.m. - Keynote Address: Gordon D. Taylor, Canadian Government Office of Tourism - there is a reiistration charge; for further information call local -3821 - Junior Common Room, McLaughl in Col lege ll:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. - Student Recital - [Music Department] student compositions from the Studio' the electronic music worEhop-Tid-Q:Gi- - Lobby, Fine Arts Phase ll Bui lding l2:00 noon - Jazz in Bethune - featuring the Paul ChristopherT'Memo Acevedo Latin Band - Junior Common Room, Bet h une-Co-i-iEgE-- l2:00 noon E 2:3O p.m. - Word Processing Demonstration.- [Computer.Services_Departmentl of the latest oroducts of AES Data Limited: staniET6iE-F[Tem--(Plus "7" XD); and multi-stations, shared-logic system (c-20) with a larger disk - Faculty Lounge (Room SB72), Ross Building l2:15 p.m. - PtM Film - "Man Huntrr- Room ll4, Scott Library 3:00 p.m, - public Lecture - [History DepartmentJ Norman Stone, University Lecturer in History at Cambridge i.lnivers'iT!l-ili-i-l-!!G-t< on "The Meaning of Hitler'r - Senior Common Room, Founders Col lege 4:00 o.m. - Mathematics Colloquium - "Transform Methods in Statistics" with Professor Philip McDunnough, University of Toronto - Room N203, Ross Bui lding 4:00 p.m. - socialism and Democracy seminar - lBethune collegeJ "Popular culture'r with York Professor Jody Berland - Room 320, Bethune Col Iege of 5:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [Stong College] sculptor Gino l'lasciarelli will discuss the role ihe artist in societt-- R"ot /ltrl Stong College Outside 8:00 p.m. - Group poetry Reading - [Winters College] contributors from the anthology of poetry,'rJust of Limbffi Common Room, Uinters College (bass), g:00 o.m. - concert - lvanier college]'featuring Gwen Swick (guitar; York Graduate) with Cathy MacKay Sherry SfruteTSuitar) - Room 02!, Vanier Col lege lJed nesday College l2:00 noon - Jazz in Bethune - featuring lan f4cDougal and Friends - Junior Common Room, Bethune DNA" with York l2:00 noon - l:00 p.m. - Science and Philosophy Discussion Group - "Sociobiology and Selfish Professorcerry''.iittlastweek)-Roomll0,CurtisLectureHalls President, l2:00 noon - l:15 p.r. - Dean's Colloquium - [Faculty of Administrative Studies] Nick Taylor, Lochiel Exploration Ltd., will discGs the free enterprise system in Canada^as it relates to his respective corporate position - Rooms 038,/03!, Administrative Studies Building through L0G0 programmingrl 3:00 p.m. - Mathematics and Computer Science Joint Seminar -rrLearning mathematics with Dr"tim Ho ' Ross Building l:00 p.m, - Readings of Student Compositions - [Music Department] - Room F, Curtis Lecture Halls (flute) Yvonne 5:00 p,m. - concert - [Music Department] featuring steve Hutchings (piano), Gerry Reid and Franci s-TG-xophon.) - Room F, curt i s Lecture Hal I s - continued YORK ACTIVITIES (cont'd.)

Thu rsday

I I :30 a.m. - l:00 p.m. - Guest Speaker - [york l,/omenrs Centre] Rusty Shteir will discuss her office of Adv i sor to the President on the Status of Women - Room 102, Behavioural Science Building l2:00 noon - Jazz in Bethune - featuring the Bill Graham quintet - Junior Common Room, Bethune Coilege

l:00 p.m. - Student Recital - [music Department] featuring Robin Mamott (piano) - Room F, Curtis Lecture Hal ls

5:00 p.m. - Glendon Lecture Series on World Affairs - "The lJorld Economy in the l!80's" with Nobuhiko Ushiba, former ambassador to the United States and to Canada and currently Co-Chairman of the Joint Japan-U.S. Economic Relations group - for further information call 487-6208 - York Hall, Glendon College 7:30 p.m. - Student Recital - [Music Department] with Renate Knesewitsch (saxophone) and Diane Berry (ttute) - sylveGfiJR66frTdl ), Stons Col lese Frroav ll:00 a.m. - Dissertation Defense - [Graduate Program in English] Mr. Kent Walker, Ph.D. candidate, will defendffiitled,'TheBalancingPerspective:TheParadoxofAlienationand Accommodation in the'Victim'Novels of Saul Bellow" - Room S718, Ross Building l2:00 noon - Jazz in Bethune - featuring the Aaron Davis Septet - Junior Common Room, Bethune College

2:00 p.m. - Psychology Colloguium - "Quality of Life: What is it, how to get it, and so what?rrwith Gary Austin, University of Western Ontario - Room 2!1, Behavioural Science Building

6:00 p.m. - Student Recital - [Music Department] featuring Aiina Slawek (oboe), Cam Pinkerton (bassoon) and Dawi-E-toFTiTli-oT - Room 015, Mclaughl in Col lege

5:15 p.m. - lOth Annual York University High School lndoor Track E Field Meet - approximately !0 of Ontariors high schools will be represented by more than 900 athletes in competition - Metropolitan Toronto Track and Field Centre, York Campus

Satu rday 10:00 a.m. - lOth Annual York University High School lndoo - continues from Friday - Metro [HOtg, As yet there are no events scheduled for Sunday]

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Oa.. rJf-6:.i Of -' 94- -t l do-. c o d - to apply to from 3rd Honours, loi oJ-,o d o @ Q 1 c -' -' o t -'i Honday 19 April - First day of examinations and last day to submit term work, o-U ii o a^o< r o:r o n o o a = = ++r!o =O! =.o O O. 6C qX O != O q I I d o d J < t O- Arts, Education, Fine Arts, Glendon. i i i oo ^a q o o c x o Q ^ c aq - X-loo ;9o- =o @ o< : o o a r ro = g;.: ,L 8.3 ;95 63 v i'3 f; -+ o o o-' F od Friday l'lay Last day examinations a-o lo !o -{oa n-n 11 I T c oo a d d o E-' @o / - of o-'- Eoi 3r mro ao-. o oo d - ;= t a c ! Oa n iiio -. p-'o -.f o do t Xl o o - oe ;<@ o u -o -f Y. {- o 7-' € ;iDoooo Thursday I July - Dominion Day - University closed -. -, -.-. 0 =' ir > x-.3 O r 1 ,X :.o c o o o @ < q oo a of r o o oo O 3 + -. < d 3 O S J o t OJC'A -ij- oio i= vcoOe o o o o o- -.9 o o o o o d< l odoG ui noa r f:. do o T-. O o o 060<@