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(Prints are not to be confused with reproduo that) Tho art of printmak- ing is m an important area within, most fine arts de- partments. and a new exhi- bition opening at the UW Arts Centre Gallery on Prints!) boshown at x ' 7' 1lyir/Vts Contra tNtllller't) The Orford String Quartet. one of CanadaN finest Chamber music ensembles. will perform ante UW Theatre of the Arts on My, Hard: , h’egjnning at glam. -- c, The members. including Andrew Dawes and Kenneth Per- kins. violin; Terence Helmer, viola; and Marcel St. Cyr. cello, first met in 1965 at Les Jeunesses Musicales summer music camp in MomtOrford. P.Q., hence their name. Quar- tet in residence at the University of Toronto. they perform a yearly series of concerts there in addition to their extensive touring in Canada. the U.S.A. England, France. the USSR. Italy, Germny. Autrtria,-aeigiuin, Switzerland. Rumania, Holland, Sweden. Tunisia and Purto Rico. They have performed at many world festivals and their many commercial recordings are enjoyed by people all over the world. l Tickets/tre $7 and $5 for students and seniors. They are available at the uw Box office. K-W Symphony office or by mail from KWCMS. 57 YonmgSt. W., Waterloo. . Odom String Quartet at “and. . Mariih ' will Iit'ti'r'ltr'stl' work of stu- dents from “a - dit- ferent - as can Uni- versity of Arts. Osaka,' Japan, the UMy at " berta and the University of Waterloo. Entitled OSAKA/ALBERTA/ WA- run», the M will run until Sunday, April! and wiilgivethetri unchan- " td appreciat and com- pare the (int w rk being done in this medl m today. The University of Wa- terloo Engineering Society is once again putting on a big push for the K-W Big Sis- ters - or is it a big pull? Big .push to help mus sisters On Saturday. March w, a DEEP SEA DELIGHT Ttttr VW Arts Centre Gal- lery is located in the Modern Languages building on the UW campus and is op from , am. to 4 p.m. day through Friday from 2 to 5 p.m. on Sundays. full-sized highway coach, compliments of Gray Coach Ltd., will be pulled from the south entrance of the campus down King St. to Market Suture. l a distance of 6.4 km. And, as if the bus wasn't going to be heavy en- ough, the Engineers have in- vited several personalities to come along and ride on it. They include represents tives from UW, the Cities of Waterloo and Kitchener, and both Big and Little Sis- ters. Also helping to pull the bus witttre Miss Kitchener- Waterloo, Susan Deeks. As always the procession will be lead by the Engineering mascot; the RIGID TOOL. the Engineering Band and the Plummers Hard Hat ing division of the up. meat of art and design. versity of Alberta. and cir- culated by the university art gallery and museum. The University of Waterloo fine arts department has added to the exhibition works by' young, contemporary print- makers who are senior fine arts students at uw. The show, which will be of wide interest from a tech- nical standpdint, will also offer a view of the contrasta° and similarities which de- tine students' work in the two different countries. The 12/d'luti'gt', m ts, _ , etching and wood carav- Mam, At , pm. on Thursday be " “formal (melting of the show and everyone is welcome. Wis free. The Osaka/Alberta seg- ment at the exhibition was grantee by the printmal. we“. Mare, t, there h. " "ee-r-t m-‘n