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YOU CAN HAVE A CHANCE TO WIN
A 1978 CHEVROLET
MONTE CARLO !!
ALL YOU HAVE TO DO IS BUY A TICKET!!
Tickets for the V.C.C. car draw will be available to all staff this week.
The tickets are only $2.00 each «-«-«-«-

Proceeds from the raffle will be equally distributed
among the three campuses for student bursaries.

THE "PRIZE CAR" WILL BE SHOWN AT VVI FROM
MARCH 3 TO MARCH 6 1987.
This year all ticket stubs should be returned to the
Financial Aid Office.

PLEASE SUPPORT THIS PROJECT
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THE CUT-A-THON WAS A TERRIFIC SUCCESS
The Cut-a-Thon held last Friday on campus raised over $900.00!

Everyone pitched in and had a real good time generating the money for student
bursaries to be available to Hairdressing, Men's Hairstyling, and Skin Care

students! Congratulations and thanks to all who participated.

QUOTE OF THE WEEK
Frustration is not having anyone to blame but yourself!

mNCCUVES
COMMUNITY

COLLE

Vancouver

Vocational Institute

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES
Continuing Education reflgires, .PRflGR^fipiRECTOR, for International
Idujcation. Closiricj Date is 'February'27V 1987.'"'AppVy to Central
Administration. ''' $ i

King Edward Campus is looking for a DEPARTMENT HEAD, Basic Education, Adult
Basic Education Division. Starting date is May 1, 1987. Apply by Thursday,
March 12,1987 to Central Administration.

COPYRIGHT UPDATE — FROM THE LIBRARY
By now we've accumulated several years of experience in brokering copyright
requests for all VVI campus departments; enough to have determined the typical
responses and requirements of many publishers and producers.
We find, for instance, that:
- few publishers grant blanket permissions, even if their material is
used for educational purposes, therefore, individual letters with
request specifications are required in most instances;
- many copyright owners are pleased to see their materials used for
educational purposes, and do not charge a fee for reproduction,
however, others require the payment of a fee in order to make such

copies;
- almost all copyright owners stipulate that a copyright notice (e.g.
"reproduced with permission from - - appear on the front page of
each reproduction; some publishers request submission of a copy of the

intended reproduction, showing this copyright notice
In order to streamline and speed up the copyright clearance procedure for both

instructional departments and for the library, we have devised a standard
letter of request and a reproduction request form (see attached) for copyright
clearances. A supply of the request forms has been sent to each department

for use in submitting requests to the Library. If you need additional copies
of the form, please contact the Library (Jean Deer at Local 297).
Please remember that it is usually cheaper, faster, and easier to put one or
several copies of a printed item, which your students are required to read, on

RESERVE in the Library. We will obtain permission for reproduction of these,
loan them to the students, and return them to you upon request. However, if a
handout is required, please submit the particulars of your request on the form
provided.
Our copyright files are growing larger, as more publishers have been contacted
and responses received. You're more than welcome to have a look at the
variety of responses received to date. Or, if you have any questions, come in
to the Library. We'll do our best to help.

Watch for an update on the Computer Software Licenses in a forthcoming edition
of the VVInsider.

FW

Particulars of Reproduction for which Permission is Requested

NAME of Requesting Vancouver Community College
Organization: Vancouver Vocational Institute

Requesting Department:
Title of Work:

Author/Editor:

Copyright Notice:
Edition:
Title of Journal:

Volume & Date:

ISBN/ISSN:
Pages:
No, of Copies
Required:
Use to be made of
reproduced material:
Will the material At what price?
be sold?
Date by which reprint
is to be made:

The following is a test designed to give you some gauge of your mental flexibility
and creativity. In the three years since it has been developed, the test has shown
that few people could solve more than half of the 25 questions on the first try.
Many, however, reported getting answers long after the test had been set aside,
particularly at unexpected moments when their minds were relaxed. Some reported
solving all the questions over a period of several days. Take this as your

personal challenge!!
INSTRUCTIONS: Each question below contains the initials of words that will make it
correct. Find the missing words. GOOD LUCK!

EXAMPLE: 16 = 0. in a P. Ounces in a pound
1.
2.
3.

26 == L. of the A.
7 == W. of the A. W.

1001 == A. N.

4.

12 == S. of the Z.

5.

54 == C. in a 0. (with the J.)

6.

9 == P. in the S. S.

7.

88 == P. K.

8.

13 =

9.

32 =¦ D. F. at which W. F.

S. on the A. F.

10.

18 =

H. on a G. C.

11 .

90 =

D. in a R. A.

12.

200 =

D. for a P. G. in M.

13.

8 =

14.

3 == 8. M.

15.

4 =

Q. in a G.

16.

24 =

H. in a 0.

17.

1 =

W. on a U.

18.

5 =

D. in a Z. C. (U-S.)

19.

6 =

D. in a P. C. (Cdn.)

20.

57 =

H.V.

21.

11 =

P. on a F. T. (U.S.)

22.

1000 =

23.

64 =

S. on a S. S.
(S.H.T.R.)

W. that a P. is W.
S. on a C. B.

24. 29

= D. in a F. in a L. Y._

25. 40

= D. and N. of the 6. F.