Daily Bulletin, Tuesday, January 10, 1995 GRAPHICS EXPRESS in South Campus Hall holds its grand opening today at noon. Everybody's welcome, and there will be refreshments. There will be other good things too, such as a day-long 15 per cent discount on copying and binding, and a prize raffle. And a special deal: "Bring in your favourite photo and we will copy it onto a t-shirt transfer using our new Canon CLC800 and press it on to a high quality t-shirt for the all-inclusive price of $10.00 (plus taxes). There are a limited number of t-shirts available so come early to avoid disappointment." The CLC800 is the pride of the new copy centre, which becomes the biggest cash outlet graphic services has. It offers "the world's first full-colour automatic duplexing for two-sided copying", with "the ability to distinguish between subtle color gradations within the same color -- even delicate flesh tones are accurate." To let graphic services staff help out with the noontime celebrations, the main graphic services outlet in the General Services Complex will be closed from noon to 1 today, says director Linda Norton. CO-OP STUDENTS should hand in their fall work term reports by 4:30 today. Tomorrow at 10, the "master copy co-op record" will be available, an essential as students prepare their applications for future jobs. The first posting of spring term jobs is scheduled to go up at 10 a.m. next Monday, and interviews start January 30. ALSO TODAY: The "committee of presidents", representing student societies from all the faculties, colleges and residents, is meeting today at 5:00. Registration for campus recreation programs continues this afternoon and evening in the Physical Activities Complex. And birthday greetings to Richard Bartels of the computer science department. And I'll leave it at that -- a short Bulletin today. Chris Redmond Information and Public Affairs, University of Waterloo 888-4567 ext. 3004 credmond@watserv1.uwaterloo.ca