Aperture (September 07, 1979)

A newsletter with University of Lethbridge campus news.the university ( OF LETHBRIDGE TO: ,cv< FROM. P\\\< »\ A'lwvk Ke. l£< RE: 7‘7 -<77-67 ... >x. C .&-( L < C^ -^ k.c ?5 'bt C^'^Tbtcv'uC £->X- X>A | T \0— u t eke, -a£ p 6a. £ b A L jTJLA-CtaVAAJZ^vXjaX Aj O ia i j OvjXc>QA.> CA Y Xx_ i ,a(aI C< - <-’ L <S , -\_j2__- AjOlA-l/c-^ c-LAyO-X-<sXL} 7<j (j £'L-Xju. "J _ C<a_JLA Lx<- d U-ccai^xA : <0 /V ko IA A <VxO <K LA >y£x^ <3'1— .*.j_.< < .-/ <_. 2 a* A \JL lxA c> »v r\cr>"jL. <a X v <c—’. Cr>v_ J\£- vXjLA—Z} _ “£>-« G“AS<2. ( £0 —tA— _£c Z’" LA^YC-A-J • ’ / o-j <_(?.£. CCAA<jAX. XXo g_zxax- jkuA AVA fr/KVcVL ux A LL to . iX / ItA c/c< </ y 0 c <- i l’ca X THE UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE MEMORANDUM TO: All Faculty FROM: Stan Heller Coordinator of Information Services The Lethbridge Herald is interested in resuming its Aperture Column which has appeared on the paper's editorial pages every second Saturday during the past five academic years. The writers of this column are YOU, the faculty of The University of Lethbridge. Through Aperture, you have a regular opportunity to communi­cate to the public your thoughts and opinions on current trends or events, as well as local, national or international developments. Contributions for the 1977-78 season are being accepted NOW so that we can be assured of a steady supply to satisfy weekly deadlines. The first column is set to appear on Saturday, October 15. Address your submissions to: Stan Heller, Coordinator Information Services Room A -770, A/R Building If an article is timely to a particular month or week, please let me know, I will try to accommodate you. If you have a particular theme in mind that you would care to discuss, feel free to drop in to my office any time. GUIDELINES ...An Aperture Column should be educational and put forward a viewpoint based on the author's academic expertise or special interest area. ...The articles should be written in layman's terms with a minimum of technical detail or literary references. ...Use short paragraphs and sentences. Long paragraphs don't deter readers when they are printed in the wide widths of books or journals, but they are forbidding when they march several inches down the narrow widths of newspaper columns. THF UNIVERSITY OF LETHBRIDGE GUIDELINES.... Page 2. ...Articles exceeding four pages, double-spaced run the risk of having to be cut because of space limitations. Writers should aim to write concisely, the material does not have to fill the space available in The Herald. ...Authors must provide a brief academic resume of themselves so that readers may view the article in the proper perspective. ...A picture of the author should accompany each article. This will be arranged by the Information Office. ...Submissions may require some editing to suit newspaper style. Hopefully, any revisions which may be necessary can be done through this office in-consultation with the author. If The Herald deems that further editing must be done, it will be done without consultation of the author. Daily publishing schedules do not permit this luxury. Thank you all for your- cooperation. Sept. 28/77 f