Events at or around UNBC

Saturday March 25 and
Sunday March 26, 2000
PGPIRG presents
Northern Alternatives-
There will be speakers,
booths and workshops
on food, hemp, alterna-
tive energy and sustain-
able resource use. Call
960-7474 or email
pgpirg @ unbc.ca for
more info.

Saturday April 1 and
Sunday April 2, 2000
The Prince George
Celtic CJub Presents an
lrish Set and Country
Dance Workshop
instructed by Paidraig
Buckley of Cork, Ireland.
Workshop held at: The
Pipers Hall
Registration at: 9:30 AM,
April 1, 2000
Workshops | start at:
10:00 AM (April 1, 2000)
Lunch Break at: 12:30-
2:00 PM
Continues from: 2:00-
4:30 PM (Both Saturday
and Sunday)
Padraig will be teaching
Set Dances from Cork,
Kerry and  Gallway.
Please wear supportive
shoes that have a low

All interested people are
welcome, although
some dance experience
is helpful.
For more
Contact:
Julie at 964-1969

or Sandy at 964-4226

information

Wednesday March 22,
2000 from 10:00 AM to
6:00 PM.

The UNBC Northern
Women’s Centre would
like to invite you to
attend an open house.
The Open House gives
men on campus ‘the
opportunity to come into
the Women’s Centre and
learn about what we do.

There will be volunteers
on hand to answer any
questions. For more
information please call
the Women’s Centre at
960-5632.

Art Exhibit

In recognition of March
21st, International Day
For The Elimination of
Racism, the Diversity
Project would like to
invite you, and a guest,
to the opening reception
for the Open Hearts-
Closed Doors exhibit.
The exhibit chronicles
the lives of children
orphaned by the

Holocaust, making their

way through Displaced
Persons Camps and
orphanages and eventu-
ally to communities
across Canada. Open-
Hearts-Closed Doors
provides an opportunity
to not only reflect on the
tragedies of the
Holocaust, but of pre-
sent-day cultural geno-
cide and refugee issues.
The exhibit will be in the
library, second floor, until
mid-May. The Reception
will be on Tuesday,
March 21st from 4 PM to

‘7 PM. Refreshments will

be served. For more
information please con-
tact Stephanie Curtis,

co-ordinator, 960-5604.

Supergrass Advance
Listening Party

Date: March 31st, 2000
Time: 5pm

Venue: Wintergarden
50 stickers - for give-a-
way and/or display

10 posters for giveaway
5 runner-up prizes con-
sisting of one copy of the
latest, self-titled release
from “Supergrass” 1
grand prize consisting of
a Supergrass CD library

(3 titles in
total)
Info: Mike Sekine,

NUGSS 960-6427

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