[Asis-l] Reminder: ASIS&T Pub Event in Vancouver, Saturday Nov 7

[Eric Meyers]

If you are in Vancouver on Saturday for the Pre-Conference events, do  
stop by the TC Lions Pub for a free drink and appetizers.  See details  
below.

Looking for a place to eat? See "Corene’s Completely Biased Restaurant  
& Nightlife Suggestions for ASIS&T", a Google Map created for  
conference attendees.  http://tiny.cc/SWtru

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Attending the 2009 ASIS&T Annual Meeting in Vancouver?

In keeping with a long and cherished tradition, the School of Library,  
Archival & Information Studies at The University of British Columbia  
in Vancouver is pleased to host a welcome reception for those  
attending this year’s conference. The event will be held on Saturday,  
November 7, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. in the TC Lions Pub, just four blocks  
from the conference hotel. Join us for a complimentary drink and some  
appetizers. The TC Lions is a downtown, casual English-style pub, and  
offers a varied and well-priced menu for those of you wishing to enjoy  
a meal. It is completely accessible, and smoking is not permitted in  
any Vancouver bars. For more information, see http://www.tcclub.com/lionspub/lionspub.html

  Where is it and how do I get there?

Please see a map with directions for walking at http://tiny.cc/EamPS.  
If you prefer, map using your own software from the hotel (655 Burrard  
Street Vancouver BC) to the pub (888 West Cordova Street Vancouver  
BC). Allow about five to 10 minutes to walk from the hotel. From there  
you can explore Granville Street or Gastown, or head back to the hotel  
and Robson Street beyond.

We are proud to show off our city and host this event, and we look  
forward to welcoming all of you and helping to launch a rewarding  
conference for everyone.



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Eric M. Meyers
School of Library, Archival, and Information Studies
The University of British Columbia
Suite 470, Irving K. Barber Learning Centre
1961 East Mall
Vancouver, BC Canada V6T 1Z1
Phone: 604 827-3945
emeyers at interchange.ubc.ca




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