Daily Bulletin, Monday, March 13, 1995 HEY, IT'S SPRING, and what do you want with news? What you want is entertainment -- say, the Science Spectacular, happening at 3:30 today in Biology 1 room 271. The show is a preview (rehearsal?) for tomorrow's Campus Day performance. "We'd love to have a good university community turnout for this," says Bonnie Fretz of the dean of science office. She explains: "It is a fun, down-to-earth look at science and is enjoyed by those of all ages and any background. . . . A special guest appearance will include Wally the Worm and Deanna the Water Droplet. Dr. Eastman and Dr. Chong will do their usual popular antics as well." THEN TOMORROW comes Campus Day, bringing several thousand high school students and their parents to see first-hand what Waterloo is like. Tours are planned in most parts of the campus, with the South Campus Hall concourse being the centre of everything. Walking tours start there, and there will be booths from a dozen campus departments. Headquarters for the faculties and their tours and demonstrations will be in the Environmental Studies foyer; the second floor of Math and Computer; the Biology 1 foyer and the Optometry foyer; Carl Pollock Hall foyer; Humanities foyer; and Matthews Hall foyer. The church colleges also have tours and events going. Parents' sessions will be in the Humanities Theatre, at 11:00 and 1:00. Parking will be in short supply tomorrow (so students, staff and faculty would be well advised to take the bus or car-pool if possible), and the cafeterias are bound to be crowded. GRAPHICS NOTES: A couple of messages have arrived from the graphic services department: (1) Jeremy Steffler advises that the deadline for the Customer Service and Waste Management Survey has been extended until Friday "to give more people the opportunity to send in completed surveys. Surveys can be obtained from any of Graphic Services' Copy Centres across campus, via UWinfo (under Graphic Services) or by contacting Jeremy Steffler (jr2steff@novice, Ext. 5741). The department is still hoping to receive as many surveys as possible." (2) Colette Nevin advises that the passport photo camera in Graphics Express is out of order. "We will not be able to offer the passport photo service until further notice." If you urgently need a photo, the central photographic studio, in the General Services Complex, will help you out (phone ext. 3253). Chris Redmond Information and Public Affairs, University of Waterloo 888-4567 ext. 3004 credmond@watserv1.uwaterloo.ca