Daily Bulletin, Friday, November 18, 1994 THE LIBRARY and the school of architecture celebrate the opening of the William Dendy Collection in the rare book room today. The party, by invitation, is at 4:30; items from the collection are on display on the first floor of the Dana Porter Library. NOW ON UWINFO: A mass of material from the provost's office has been made available on UWinfo -- most importantly, a list of committees that report to the provost, with their membership and their terms of reference. For example, can you rattle off the members of Deans' Council, the committee that meets on Wednesday mornings to make many of the decisions about the management of this university? UWinfo gives the answer: DEANS' COUNCIL - Membership, 1994/95 Jim Kalbfleisch, Vice-President, Academic and Provost (Chair) John Bullen (Secretary) Robin Banks, Associate Provost, Academic Affairs Roger Downer, Vice-President, University Relations Bob Norman, Dean of Applied Health Sciences Brian Hendley, Dean of Arts David Burns, Dean of Engineering Jeanne Kay, Dean of Environmental Studies Jack Kalbfleisch, Dean of Mathematics John Thompson, Dean of Science Gary Waller, Interim Dean of Research Pat Rowe, Dean of Graduate Studies To find such material on UWinfo look under "Departments" and then "Office of the Provost". THE BOOKSTORE and UW Shop continue celebrating their renovation. Tomorrow, when both shops are open from noon to 4 p.m. (that's also information found on UWinfo, by the way), there's a 10 per cent discount on all merchandise except special orders, sale items, calculators and electronics. SPORTS WEEKEND: The volleyball Warriors, otherwise known as the Black Plague, host the Warriors Classic tournament Saturday and Sunday, with the championship game on Sunday afternoon set to be televised. The hockey Warriors are at home tonight to Laurentian and Sunday afternoon to Ryerson. The Athena squash team hosts the Can-Am Tournament tonight through Sunday. Other teams: the basketball Athenas host Manitoba at 6 tonight; the Athena and Warrior curlers host the Waterloo Invitational bonspiel on Sunday. Competing out of town are the squash Warriors, the basketball Athenas, the basketball Warriors and both badminton teams. You won't see Waterloo represented in the Vanier Cup, the national university football championship game to be played tomorrow afternoon. But Cory Delaney of the Warriors does have a chance to win the President's Award, one of the top prizes given out during the Vanier Cup festivities; it's awarded by the Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union for the top "stand-up defensive player" of the year. At a humbler level of sport, the UW curling club holds a bonspiel tomorrow at the Elora Curling Club. Last-minute information comes from Ian Ashman at 884-0020, idashman@undergrad.math. IF YOU LOVE a parade, get you down to King Street tomorrow for the Kitchener-Waterloo Santa Claus parade, which starts at 10 a.m. A feature of the event will be the float jointly sponsored by UW, Wilfrid Laurier University and Conestoga College, first seen in the Oktoberfest parade last month. Theme of the float is "Tomorrow's Leaders -- Bridges to the Future", and music will be provided by the Warriors Band, which also starred at the South Campus Hall grand opening on Wednesday, playing "Hail to the Chief" as James Downey took the stage. Later in the party they swung into "The Maple Leaf Forever" -- hadn't heard that joyful imperialist melody for years. Chris Redmond Information and Public Affairs, University of Waterloo 888-4567 ext. 3004 credmond@watserv1.uwaterloo.ca