See, amid the winter's snow,But you've gotta have the right card to let you into your chosen lot, unless you're paying cash to enter or exit. Conversion of parking lot H from the old blue cards to the new orange ones is supposed to be complete as of today, and users of lot B are changing over rapidly. Still using your old card? Take it to the parking services office, fill out a form and get the new one.
Cars go sliding to and fro,
Into every parking lot,
Each into its chosen slot.
Also coming in electronic form shortly are working group reports on teaching and learning, continuing education, and research and graduate studies. The remaining three reports -- governance, human resources, and computing -- are still being written.
Heather White of the provost's office, who is secretary of the planning commission, stresses that "these recommendations are for information only at this point, i.e., the commission will integrate them with all the information received and will set priorities in the draft plan it will release in the spring." The working groups -- each made up of faculty, staff and students -- were sent off to look at a specific subject; "it is the role of the commission to balance their opinions and set priorities in a wider university context."
Paper copies of the reports have been sent to deans' offices and association offices on campus, and are on reserve in the library.
I maintain now, as I have done since the allegations publicized in the President's statement of November 1 were first made more than one year ago, that they are totally false and fabricated. . . .Because of the fragility of my health, the extreme emotional strain I have been subjected to over the past year, and because of my very poor financial situation, on the urging of my family and friends, I withdrew my appeal [of the President's judgement].
"Chicago" runs November 22 through 25 in the Theatre of the Arts. Tickets are $10 (students $8) and are available through the Humanities box office at 888-4908.
Chris Redmond
Information
and Public Affairs, University of Waterloo
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