A filn on Nicaragua and a talk will be presented by Bethune College, the York NDP Club, the Latin Anerican and Caribbean Studies Progrm, the Third World Student Union, and the Hellenic Student Union on Tuesday, Novenber 6 at 3:00 p.n. in the Bethune Junior Comon Roon. The filn to be shom is entitledrrPatria Libre o Morir (Free Honeland or Death)r'; and the discussion will be led by York Professor Pastor VaLle-Gaxay, Anbassador of Nicaragua to Canada. Audience participants are requested to donate articles of clothing and school suppLies. Yorkrs 0sgoode Hall Law School is presenting a public lecture by Daniel D. Prentice who will give a talk entitled rrThe Effect of Inflation on the Enforcenent of Contracts" on Thursday, Novenber 15 at 4:00 p.n. in the Law Schoolrs Moot Court Roon. Mr. Prentice is Visiting Lewtas Professox of Law at osgoode and a FelLow of Penbroke College, oxford. A $40 contribution will provide two braille books to a blind individual through the C,N.I.B., a United Way nenber agency ltcive it nore than a thought gi.ve generously with a single contribution or through payrotl deduction. tl Plesident Macdonald invites nembers of the comunity to subnit black and white line drawings, suitable for reproduction as a ChIistnas card, on the thene I'The York Scene". Fifty dollars wi1l. be paid for the sketch chosen and offers nay be nade for others suitable for the Universityrs archives. Work subnitted should include the artistrs nane and Tetum address and nay be delivered to the office of the President, Roon 5949 of the Ross Building, before Novenber 9, 1979. The Faculty of Fine Arts wi.ll present the worl,d preniere of Marion Andrets holocaust play I'The Sand'r, Novenbet l2-I7 irr Burton Auditorim. A faculty nember of Yorkrs Theatre Department, Marion Andre is artistic director of Toronto's Theatre Plus and forner dj.rector of the Saidye BTonfnan Centre in Montreal. Andre wi1l. direct this student production of his seni-autobiographical work. A&lission is free and tickets nay be reserved by calling the Burton Auditorim Box office at Tocal -2370 (fronn 1l:00 a.n.-2:00 p.n.). Applications for the position of Acadenic Advisor at Stong College are being received by Master H6di Bouraoui. Applicants nust be faculty nenbers at York who have a knowledge of and belief in the College systen; a current CV should accornpany a letter of application, along with a statenent of the applicantrs perception of Stong, the College System and the Trrtorial Prcgrail. lnfoillation on duties, renuneration, etc,, are available from 01ga Cirak, Roon 317 of the College. The successful candidate will assme office JuLy l, 1980. The tem of appointnent is nomally three yearsi it should be.noted that nid-tern sabbatical leaves nay not be taken. The closing date for recei.pt of applications j-s Friday, Novenber 30; correspondence should be directed to H6di A. Bouraoui, Roon 514A, Stong College. KilonetTe (abbreviation: km) is a neasure of long distance and used for: highway distance signs, nap scales; lengths of rivers, shorelines, lakes; distances between airports, capital cities; dinensions of the earth, noon, sun, planets, and their orbits. BVENTS Thursday 12:00 noon - Urban Studies Seninax Series - "Housing Prograns and Incone Distribution" with York Economics/ Social sor George FalIis - Roon N724, Ross Building l:00 p.n, - 2:00 p.rn. - Brom Bag Lecture Series - [Founders College] trsri Lanka" with Sinon owens - Senior Comon Roon, Foundexs College l:00 p,n. € 7:00 p.n, - Auditions - for Vanier production of lrAbelard and Heloise" call loca1 -2339 to book a tine - Itusic Roon (Roon 029), Vanier College rrKing 4:00 p.m. - FiIn - [Mclaughlin College] Learrr (Paul Scofield; directed by Peter Brooks) adnission sOC - Roon A, Curtis Lecture Halls 8:00 p.n. - FALL C0NVOCATION CERXMONIES - Helen Allen, journalist and originator of the newspaper feature coh.mn rrTodayrs Childrr, will receive the honorary Doctor of Laws degree; she will also deliver the Convocation Address - Main Gynnasim, Taj,t McKenzie Building Friday 9:00 a,n, - 3:15 p.n. - Phvsical Education and Health Slmposim: Conpetition - for Continuing Education] Itco-operatj,ve [Centre Gmesrr with Mr. Pierre Provost, University of ottawa and "Psychology of Sport" with Mr, Peter Jensen, Glendon College - general fee $15.00; $7.50 for nenbers of York comunity - Roon 038, Adninistrative Studies Building 2:00 p.n. - Guest Speaker - [Psychology Department] I'Biographical Sources of the Nature-Nurture Controversy: The Ea"ly Education of John Stuart Mill and Francis Galtonil with York Professor Raynond E. Fancher - Roon 291, Behavioural Science Building 5:00 p.n. - York Wonenrs Hockey Tournanent - six tems fron ontario and two fron Quebec will participate - Ice Arena, York Canpus 7:00 p.n. - Co-ad Swin Meet - York hosts Guelph - Pool, Tait McKenzie Building 8:00 p.n. - Recitat - lFaculty of Fine Arts] rrAlliance for Canadian New lttusic Projectsil presents a recital of Canadian cornposltions by scholarship winners from Showcase r79; included in the progxm are vocal and instfinnental pieces by solo performers and such ensenbles as the Contenporary Winds and The Eclectic Brass - YUFAM (596 Markhm Street) - York vs. Allmi - Tait McKenzie Building saturday 9:00 a.rn. r York l|lonenrs Hockey Tournment - continues fron Friday - Ice Arena, York canpus 8:15 p.n, - Ments Basketball - York vs. University of Western ontario - Tait McKenzie Building 8:15 p,n. - Menrs Hockey - York vs. University of waterloo - Ice Arena, York cmPus 8:30 p.n, - Bethune Movies - "Midnight Expressr'- general adnission $2.00 - Roon L, Curtis Lecture Halls Sunday 8:30 p.n. - Bethune Movies - see Saturday's listing at 8:30 P.n' STAFF POSITIONS: Application foms for internal tlansfers/Pronotions, which are available fron Personnel Sflf!!;-frould tealh that departnent no later than 5:00 p.n., Novenber 8, 1979; * indicates Position is exenpt fron the bargaining unit. Counsellor - tfrs. G, Neilson (-2510) @(DuP1icating;gradel0orequiVa]'ent;IyearpreviousexPeriencein operating binding equipnent preferred); Bi.ndery OPerator I ($9'960) Faculty of Graduate Studi;s - Secritary to the Executive Officer (grade 12 education; l.-2 years general office Lxperience; t)?ing 50-55 wpn; enphasis on accurate coding of records and tyPing of statistics) i gl.ade 4 ($10,833) Faculty of Graduate Studies - Adnissions Clerk (grade l2 education; I year general office experience' prefelably in a university enviroment; t)?ing 50 wpn; good corununication skills); grade 4 ($10,833) Counsellor - Mrs. B. Friednan (-3473) @erk(gradeI2i!.2yeaTsofficeexPerienceinc1udingreception,t}?ing,' filing; knowledge of coding systems and related data entry nethods preferred)i grade 4 ($10'833) Scott Library - Reserve Assistant (Tenporary-Decenber 3, 1979-June 30, 1980; Etade L2 or equivalent; I year general library experience in a public sewice area); grade 3 (based on annual salary of $10'200) ART GALLERIES DISPLAYS rfCraJ-g Tandy 74/79 - One lr4an Show of Kinetic Sculpturetris the title of the current exhibition at the A.G.Y.U. (Roon N145, Ross Building). The show will run until Novenber 14 with regular gallery hours fron 10:00 a.n.-4:30 p.n., weekdays. Artist Jaan Poldaas is exhibiting his ttE.G. Seriest' at the Glendon College Gallery until Novenber 25. Each oi the 32 panels in the exhibit measures 2 feet by six feet and is painted uniforrnly one colour. The Gallery is open fron 10:00 a.n.-5:00 p,rn., weekdays and fron 2:00 p.n.-5:00 p.n., Sundays. Recent paintings by Montreal artist Guido Molinari are features at \IUFM (596 Markham Street) until Novenber 18. The exhibition, entitled 'tQuantificateurrr focuses on the perception of colour and on the discovery of colourts power of conrnunication. Regular gallety hours are from l2:00 noon-6:00 p.n., Wednesday through Sunday. A Group show of first year graduate students in the Visual Arts Departnent will be on display at the IDA Gallery until Novenber 14. I'Cultural Crininalstr includes paintings, prints, photographs, sculptures and drawings. Gallery hours are from 8:45 a.n.-5:00 p.n., weekdays. Monday 12:00 noon - Encounter Canada: Canada in the Seventies - [Vanier College] first of four days of speakers and pan erituret' with piogran as follows: 12:00 noon - Quebec Literature with Jack Warwick 2:00 p.n. - Canadian Writers Union with June Callwood 4:00 p.n. - Women Fiction }tlriters with Clara Thonas 6:45 p.n. - Canadian writer W.0. Mitchell* - all events will be in the Vanier College Senior Corunon Roon (* in Vanier'Junior Corunon Roon) 12:00 noon - Wornenrs Centre Filn Series -ttWonen in Defense" working in U.S. plants during World War II -Room@ilding 12:00 noon - Reading - [Calurnet College] by John Bentley Mays - Calunet Cornrnon Roon, Atkinson College Tuesday 11:00 a.rn, - Reading - [Progran in Creative Writing, Canada Council, Calunet College] with Canadian Playwright Sharon Pollock reading fron her work - Calunet Cornrnon Roorn, Atkinson College 12:00 noon - Encounter Canada: Canada in the Seventies - [Vanieg College] continues with todayts progran on rrPoliticsrr as fol1o$rs : 12:00 noon - F.L.Q. Crisis with Ramsay Cooke 4:00 p.m. - Parti Quebecois wi.th Richard Cleroux 7:00 p.n. - Panel discussion with York Professor Ken McRoberts, Professor Francois Vaillancourt, University of Montreal; Professor John Richard, Sinon Fraser University; and Professor Ralph Winter, Acadia University speaking on Canadian Unity; noderator is Professor Bob Drunnond* - all events will take place in the Vanier College Senior Corunon Roon (* in Vanier Junior Comnon Room) 12:00 noon - 1:00 p.n. - Geography Graduale Jg]_l-oquiurn - Centuries Later: The Present Status and FutureProspeLtsforffiP1ains,Jarnaicat'withYorkProfessorJ.TaitDaVis"Two - Roon N306, Ross Building 12:00 noon - 2:00 p.n.