Can you help?

The Library and the Anthropology department
need ten or more copies of the November
1985 edition of National Geographic for

the fall semester. If you have this issue,

please consider donating or selling it to
the library to be put on Reserve. Contact
Pat Biggins in the Library or Karen Lind
in Anthropology (Social Sciences Division,
fourth floor H building).

Hosts sought

The College is seeking host families for
English language students coming to Cap
this summer. The French students will be
arriving at the end of May for 6 weeks of
study, and students from Japan come at the
end of July for 3 weeks. Hosts should be
located near the college or on a bus route
and will be paid a stipend to cover
expenses. For information contact Adele

Herbert at local 328.

Draw results announced

If you bought a ticket in the Commercial
Art Club's draw and were still hoping that
you might have won something, bad news.
The draw was held April 22 and the winners
were as follows: Mr. Ken Yue, first prize
(a painting by Robert Genn), N. Natsukoshi,
second prize (watercolour by Harry Heine),
Diane Beadon, third prize (watercolour by
Dave Maclagan), and A. Harrison, fourth
prize (Dave Maclagan print). All the
winners were from Vancouver and none of
them were from Information Services

(sniff).

UNCLASSIFIED

FOR SALE: 47 volume complete set Merit
Student Encyclopedia, 1984 edition. Never
been used! Cost is $1400, will sell for
$900 OBO. Please call Scott at 984-0374
(days), 986-0804 (nights), or 987-1889.

Quote of the week

excerpt from "In Print", Selkirk College

"No capital budget funds were released
when the budget came down, but (College
Principal Leo) Perra said the ministry is
also asking the Board to apply for capital
project funds from the excellence fund.

"Elizabeth Fleet, vice-chairman of the
College Board, expressed her indignation
at this proposal.

"'T strongly object to applying for
excellence funds for public works and
renovation projects,’ she said. ‘Does

anyone else feel as frustrated as I do? If
we renovated the toilets, we would have to
apply for funds from this Excellence in
Education Fund!'"

Heritage conference in North Van.

The Heritage Society of B.C. is holding a
conference from May 29 to June 1 at the
International Plaza Hotel in North Van.

Among the guest speakers they have lined
up are Pierre Berton and Dr. Hanna Kassis,
a leading authority on the Ramses II
period. Events include a heritage
restoration workshop for homeowners, a
seminar on railway history in BC, a tour
of three award winning heritage sites, a
presentation on maritime history, and a
lecture on the Ramses II exhibit at Expo.
For more information on this call the
North Vancouver Community Arts Council at
988-6844,

BCIT on our turf

BCIT and Evergreen Technology Corporation,
software designers, have opened an "Open
Education Access Centre" for direct
computer training at 145 Chadwick Court,
North Van. (Lonsdale Quay). The computer
based training set-up includes 16 work
stations with a pc, colour monitor and
laser disc video player with monitor, and
there is various introductory and tutorial
software. Hours are Monday to Thursday,
noon to 8 pm, and Fridays from noon to 4.
The Access Centre "will be open at no
charge to the post secondary community"
until May 11, and will be open on Saturday

the 10th and Sunday the 11th from ace to
pm.