Wednesday, October 20, 1993 HOLIDAY SCHEDULE: The official schedule of UW holidays (days that UW offices and services will be closed, and staff can stay home) has now been approved through 1998. I have posted it to UWinfo, under the "Gazette" heading, and it will appear in print in next week's Gazette. CREDIT UNION: The front page of today's Gazette says a general meeting of the University Faculty and Staff (Waterloo) Credit Union Ltd. is to be held at noon hour today. That's wrong. Page 2 says, correctly, that the meeting is tomorrow (Thursday), 12:00, Davis Centre room 1403. YOU'LL LAUGH and you'll cry -- the cliches are more or less true about "Dusa, Fish, Stas & Vi", the drama department production that opens tonight. So says Joyce Hahn, the department's secretary, who notes that tickets are still available (and it's unreserved seating, so arrive early). The whole cast is women, four of them with interlocking and complicated lives. And what are the male drama students doing while this show's in production? "Oh, they're building the set," I was told. "Dusa, Fish, Stas & Vi" runs tonight through Saturday, 8 p.m., Theatre of the Arts, Modern Languages building. Then stay tuned for "Twelfth Night", opening November 24. MUSIC TONIGHT: "Mounting Picasso", tonight in the Humanities Theatre, is described by the Gazette's Cecilia as "an extremely ambitious opener by the NuMus organization". With music by WLU's Peter Hatch and words by Gertrude Stein (her 1923 "word portrait" of Picasso), it's said to be "instrumental theatre", non-narrative music theatre that "extends the scope of musical performance"; lots of images, video and otherwise, and some audience involvement. The Blue Rider Ensemble, an assemblage of outstanding musicians from across Canada, provides the music. Tickets are $15 and $10. The show is repeated tomorrow night. CANADIAN POET Di Brandt is the guest of honour at the community supper this evening at Conrad Grebel College. Chris Redmond Information and Public Affairs credmond@watserv1 ext. 3004