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SATURDAY, FEBRUARY A mix of education, camaraderie and good feeling 4, 2000 Super Saturday promises a strong conference finale TODAY'S CHANGES ROOM CHANGES: Session #1010 - CP Kingsway Session #1101 - MTCC 204 Friends Lunch - CP Ballroom A Friends Session: "Funding and Gaming in Ontario" MTCC 203B NEW SESSION Session #1008 Information Studies and the Secondary School Curriculum with Sya Van Geest, OSLA President 2000. See p. 72. SPEAKER CHANGES. ADDITIONS Session #1003 Carol Koechlin, Toronto District School Board, replaces Jane Moore, Gayle Reid. Public Library Luncheon CBC NewsWorld's Evan Solomon replaces the Hon. Helen Johns. Academic Library Luncheon Kathryn Deiss from the Association of Research Libraries. TICKETED SESSIONS Closed. LIMITED SEATING: Session #1005 SUPER CONFERENCE 2000 REGISTRATION as of Friday Y ' t~ ou loved it last year. So Super Saturday is backan eclectic mix of education and networking that is quite different in its scope and presentation from any other day in Super Conference 2000. David Suzuki leads off the day in spectacular fashion followed by one last round of the workshops that have been so excellent over the last two days. Complimentary and tasty The luncheons provide an entertaining and stimulating range of topics and speakers from CBC NewsWorld's Evan Solomon to the hilarious Governor-General's Award winning author, Gary Clement. Kathryn Deiss from the Association of Research Libraries is presenting two different but complementary presentations, at lunch and in the afternoon's Super Sessions. Rumour has it that the Hon. Janet Ecker may be making a major announcement at the Continued on page 3 EVAN SOLOMON PAID DELEGATES 2,267 ALL PARTICIPANTS 3,044 over 450,000 titles under one roof! PHONE <905) 789-1234 FAX (905) 789-0695