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Science Games

Students with a scientific bent will enjoy the sports, social events and brain-busting challenges of the Science Games, to be held December 2. To register, contact Dominic at d_beliv@hotmail.com or drop in at H-1031-3.

Jackson speaks to Faculty of Fine Arts

The single shortlisted candidate for Dean of Fine Arts, the incumbent, will be presented at a meeting of the Faculty at 1 p.m. on Tuesday, November 24, in H-110.

Dean Christopher Jackson, whose first five-year term began June 1, 1994, is the only name on the shortlist for the next term.

Other members of the University may attend the meeting, but only members of the Faculty of Fine Arts have speaking privileges.

For more details, contact Diane Hastings, Office of the Vice-Rector Institutional Relations and Secretary-General, dhast@vax2.concordia.ca

Class hours affected by election day

Classes on November 30 scheduled from 4 p.m. onward will be cancelled to allow maximum opportunity for voting.

Faculty who wish to schedule a make-up class should contact Sandra Lafontaine, Academic Scheduling,
848-2620.

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