Daily Bulletin, Monday, January 9, 1995 THE NEW WORKPLACE: A series of workshops on "sexual harassment, diversity and human rights" is being offered to all UW faculty and staff members by the human resources department and the coordinator for ethical behaviour and human rights. Sessions in the series, "The New Workplace", will start on January 30. They're primarily for those who "have responsibility for supervising, counselling, or advising staff, faculty, or students". Organizers say that "The information covered in these sessions is essential for all people in the above positions in order to ensure that the University is in compliance with the law, and that its commitment to a welcome, supportive and discrimination-free working environment is met." Other staff and faculty members are invited too, says a memo that went to department heads on Friday. Details are going out campus-wide this week (and will be in Wednesday's Gazette). There are four seminars: "Sexual Harassment in the Workplace", "Human Rights in the Workplace", and "Valuing Diversity", parts One and Two. Each runs two to three hours, with "practical and common sense advice when dealing with many difficult and sensitive situations. The four sessions are interactive with video presentations and group problem-solving." CROSSWALKS: As Friday's Bulletin reported, the provost has accepted a committee recommendation that the seven crosswalks around the Ring Road be removed. The committee's report is now available on UWinfo; look under "Departments", then "Office of the Provost", or look under "Documents" and then "Documents of Current Interest". CAMPUS RECREATION programs -- from tennis lessons to a windsurfing clinic -- have registration today. Details of the courses are in the campus rec brochure that's been widely distributed on campus (and on page 9 it also has details of the registration procedure). Go to Gymnasium 3 in the Physical Activities Complex between 11:30 a.m. and 2 p.m. today to pick up a registration ticket if you're interested. HOCKEY TONIGHT: A squad drawn from UW's hockey Warriors and the Wilfrid Laurier University Golden Hawks will face off against Team Canada tonight at 7:30 p.m., in the Waterloo Recreation Complex downtown. Tickets for the "University Hockey Challenge" are $5. CO-OP STUDENTS (who have until 4:30 tomorrow to get their work reports done and handed in, if a report from the fall work term is due) may also want to note a meeting today. Students Advising Co-op, which is pretty much what it sounds like, holds its organizational meeting at 4:30 today in Needles Hall room 1029. "Any student who wants to get involved and know more about the co-op department is welcome," says Ron Servant, a computer science student who's among current SAC members. OLEANNA, the new film based on David Mamet's play about allegations of sexual harassment by a middle-aged professor, hits the Princess Cinema in downtown Waterloo this weekend. (The original play will be staged by the UW drama department later in the year, the first time it's been done on a university campus.) I'd be pleased to hear from someone who would like to review the film for the Gazette -- we'll pay for your tickets. Chris Redmond Information and Public Affairs, University of Waterloo 888-4567 ext. 3004 credmond@watserv1.uwaterloo.ca