Economics
Texts Find
New Homes

he Informer is happy to report that

the two economics texts, Principles
of Macroeconomics and Principles of
Microeconomics, penned by Capilano
College instructors John Sayre and
Alan Morris, have been adopted. (See
May ’96 Informer.)

Fifteen Canadian institutions have
added the texts to their curriculum.
“They have even been sold to the Czech
Republic,” adds John.

The adoption list is as follows:
Principles of Microeconomics:
University of Winnipeg
University College of Cape Breton
University of British Columbia
St. Mary’s University
Laurentian University
Capilano College
Centennial College

Principles of Macroeconomics:
Malaspina College

University of Waterloo
University of Regina

College of the Rockies
University of British Columbia
Laurentian University
Lambton College

Capilano College

Champlain Regional College
University of Northern B.C.
Sir Sanford Fleming College

Dr. Greg Lee,
president of
Capilano College,
addresses the
closing luncheon
for the 1996
CANASEAN
Manager

program in the
ballroom of the
Waterfront

Centre Hotel.

Attending the event were more
than 65 business leaders and senior
government officials, as well as all
the diplomats representing the
ASEAN countries, plus China and
Columbia.

Jazz Student
Remembered

lhe students, faculty and staff of the

Jazz Studies program at Capilano
College would like to acknowledge the
untimely passing on November 21 of
Jason Blake. The Grand Prairie, Alberta
native was a percussionist in the first year
of the Jazz Studies Degree program. He
had lived in Vancouver for the past five
years.

Due to his part-time status, Jason, 25,
was not known to all of our faculty or
students, but his private music instructor
found him a delight to teach because he
was such a hard worker and extremely
eager to learn. Others who taught him or
shared his classes will miss his amiable
personality and enthusiasm.

Jason’s family has donated his drums

for the use of College percussion

students. The Jazz Studies program
appreciates their thoughtfulness. This
equipment will be utilized for the musical
development of young people with the
same goals and aspirations as Jason.
Submitted by Mike Reveley

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