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The 3200
In this issue:
Thea tackles the Strangway Archive preservation project. Our Marketing & Design Manager tells us what inspires her. Sweet advice from Dr. Marjorie Wonham. Tips to survive the upcoming rainy season.
 
And more!
Thea tells us about the importance of an archival space at Quest and how she's planning to make it all happen before she graduates.
6 Ways to Survive
the Rainy Season

1. get a bright umbrella (stay dry, look cool)

2. get your social fix: join a Quest club or group

3. put on some happy music and dance like nobody’s watching

4. put on some happy music and dance with everybody watching

5. hide from it and dive into a good book

6. embrace it and dive into a puddle
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Tutor Tip
from Dr. Marjorie Wonham 
Life Sciences Tutor (Biology)
Birthday Cake Theory. Every project, paper or presentation is like a birthday cake. It needs to be done on time; no one wants you to bring the cake after the party. And it needs to be an actual cake; no one wants you to bring eggs and carrots and cream cheese.

Now, your cake vision may be ambitious: multiple layers, creamy icing, fancy decorations, glowing candles. But let’s be honest, a single layer would do. So, tackle your project like a cake. Bake the base layer. Then bake the second layer. Then spread the icing. Then add the decorations. Then add the candles. If you start with sprinkles… or if you try to stack up all the layers in just a quarter of the pan… or if you try to bake it with the candles in it… you see the problem.

BCT says that pretty much no matter when you have to stop, you’ll still have a cake. Which means you’ll probably get invited to the next birthday party.
What's the Word?
stud·y·ing /ˈstədēing /·verb

1. devoting time and attention to acquiring knowledge on an academic subject
2. a detailed investigation and analysis of a subject or situation
3. what happens in the Learning Commons. The two rooms, located on the first floor of the Library Building just off the Atrium and on the 4th floor of the Academic Building, can be used as study areas 24/7!
Take 5 with Jessica Palmer
Quest's Marketing & Design Manager
1.If you could be any animal in the world, what animal would you be?
An Okapi, part giraffe, part zebra + live in the Congo!
 
2.What do you want to be when you grow up?
Happy.
 
3.Favourite thing to do in Squamish?
Run the Smoke Bluff trails and enjoy a sweaty cider with friends after.
 
4.Who would win a fight between Moana and Elsa?
Moana obviously! She has a pet ocean, took down a coconut tribe single-handedly and is an amazing sailor.
 
5.What inspires you?
Creating beautiful and functional design. Nothing gets me more inspired than solving a problem while making it beautiful.
Style File | this is getting out of hand!
Social Scene
Facebook | #QuestNights
📷: @alessandra.mackay
Instagram | Yesterday’s class. 📷: @sfvrgs
Twitter | Fitting in! 📷: @horten.sia
Link
Facebook
Twitter
Location: Downtown Squamish
Date: every Saturday
Time: 10am-3pm
 
WHY CANADIAN ELECTIONS ARE MORE INTERESTING THAN US ELECTIONS 
Library Lecture Series with Dr. Doug Munroe and Dr. Kaija Belfry Munroe
 
Location: Whistler Public Library
Date: Wednesday, October 16
Time: 7-8:30pm
TYLER HEILMAN MEMORIAL COLLOQUIUM
with Dr. Glyn Williams-Jones
 
Location: Quest University MPR
Date: Thursday, October 17
Time: 6-7:30pm
 
WHY CANADIAN ELECTIONS ARE MORE INTERESTING THAN US ELECTIONS 
Library Lecture Series with Dr. Doug Munroe and Dr. Kaija Belfry Munroe
 
Location: Squamish Public Library
Date: Thursday, October 17
Time: 6:30-8pm
 
2019 QUEST FAMILY WEEKEND

Location: Quest University
Date: October 18-20
Time: begins at 4pm on Friday
Registration required.
STRANGWAY ARCHIVE PRESENTATION
with Thea Saeterdal
 
Location: Quest University MPR
Date:: Saturday, October 19
Time: 9-10am
 
Location: Quest University MPR
Date: Thursday, October 19
Time: 1:30-2:30pm
 
Location: Quest University
Date: October 24-26 
 
Location: Multnomah County Library
Date: Monday, October 28
Time: 6-7:30pm
Location: Montlake Branch - The Seattle Public Library
Date: Tuesday, October 29
Time: 5:15-7:15pm
 
Location: Old Mill Toronto Hotel
Date: Wednesday, October 30
Time: 6:30-8:30pm
Location: Quest University
Date: Saturday, November 2
Time: 9am-2:30pm
 
Library Lecture Series with Mason, Marika and Jesse
 
Location: Squamish Public Library
Date: Thursday, November 21
Time: 6:30-8pm
 
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