Abstract
This newsletter contains information on a Women's Studies lecture series, the beginnings of the Hospitality program, E. Margaret Fulton's reception of the Order of Canada, plans for airlifting food to Ethiopia, CCLOW (the Canadian Congress of Learning Opportunities for Women) bridging for women, the microcomputer information centre, prestigious awards presented, doing business in countries in the Middle East, applications for the position of Director of Development, English help for students, and an alumnae update regarding the Harbour Folk Society and the travels the alumnae officer and the board of Directors Fund Raising chairman. The newsletter also includes a profile description of Jean Hartley, information on a choir reunion, museum studies on DUET (Distance University Education via Television), seminars, workshops, and performances given by faculty, and honorary alumnae being granted doctor of laws degrees. There are sections on E. Margaret Fulton's signing of an agreement forming Interuniversity Services Inc., equality on faculty, scholarships available, walking for promoting health, caring for the elderly, adult education, a spectator's guide to Trivial Pursuit, an issue of Feelings/Faith, an image of the Sisters of Charity, an opinion piece on student employment after university, a memorial mass to be held, an International Night, public lectures on the Humanities, a play preview of 'Touched' by Stephen Lowe, and sympathy to Brenda Joergensen on the passing of her father. There is a discussion of a self-evaluation tool for faculty, a human rights address highlighting changes in 1985, a note of caution about caffeine intake, a discussion of classified advertising, a classified ad template, and a consideration of education and labor pains.