Daily Bulletin, Tuesday, March 15 THEY'RE HERE: The high school students are streaming in for UW's 22nd annual Campus Day. Visitors' headquarters is in the foyer of the Davis Centre, and tours start from there from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Minibuses are circling the ring road to take the high schoolers (and parents accompanying many of them) to such far-flung activities as engineering demonstrations ("morph your face off . . . building Frosty using meatballs") and classes at St. Paul's College (sit in on "Canadian culture narratives" at 2:30). The Math Society is selling pizza at noontime on the third floor of Math and Computer, visitors to engineering are invited to "enjoy a cup of coffee with the Dean", there are doughnuts in the Villages, lunch is free at Conrad Grebel College for students who attend morning tours or information sessions -- the visitors should get enough to eat and drink, anyway. Also happening: the perennial Science Spectacular at 1:30 in Biology 1 room 271. The stage band plays at 12:30 in the Davis Centre. And the Campus Shop in the Campus Centre promises a "free gift" for each high schooler who drops by. DONORS HONOURED: A special event happens tonight for members of the President's Committee, high-level individual donors to the university. They've been invited to a preview performance of the drama department's show "The Country Wife" in the Theatre of the Arts, with a reception to follow. Public performances of Andrew Wycherley's "The Country Wife" are Wednesday through Saturday nights. The Humanities box office has tickets. PICNIC SCHEDULED: You can mark it on your calendar now: the development office and the Community Campaign council have set June 1 as the date for this year's university-wide picnic, celebrating another twelve months of campaign progress and good things happening at the university. Details of the noon-hour event will be appearing over the next couple of months. RECYCLING GOES WELL: A "zero waste pilot project" is under way on the fifth floor of the Dana Porter Library. Progress, according to this week's library office newsletter: "Before the Zero Waste Project began, 22% of the total audit weight was recyclable paper. The latest audit shows recyclable paper accounts for less than 2%." What's still going into the garbage? Paper towels now account for 42 per cent of the total. TODAY IS the Ides of March -- no assassinations on the steps of UW's senate are likely, since the senate doesn't meet until next Monday. And happy birthday today to Gunter Scholz of the physics department. Chris Redmond Information and Public Affairs, University of Waterloo 888-4567 ext. 3004 credmond@watserv1.uwaterloo.ca