Volume IX No: 4 February 16, 1987

Meet some of this year's C.A.S.P. students. C.A.S.P. is a one year program for
Native Indian students that allows them to complete part of a regular year of
Academic or Career studies while participating in a support program.

KNEELING IN FRONT (left to right): Kerri Timothy, Sliommon (Powell River);
Maureen Reid, Bella Bella; Colleen Storer, Whitehorse; Rachel Sampson, Seton
Lake; Tani Adolph, Mt. Currie. STANDING (left to right): Sheila Wallace, Mt.
Currie; Denise Stager, Fort Nelson; Angela Natrall, Squamish; Selma Pierre,
Mt. Currie; Alex Eastman, Crane River, Manitoba; Debbie Rivers, Squamish,
Stuart Craigan, Sechelt; Marcella Jim, Mt. Currie; Janice King, Parry Sound,

Ontario.

Building to open Aug. 1

Plans for Capilano College's new building
in Sechelt are proceeding apace. The
architectural plans have been finished, the
working plans are in progress, and they
will be going to public tender soon. Janet
Morris, Extension and Satellite Campus
administrator, who, incidentally, has the
plans on her office wall, reports that

the building will be larger than the space

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Grad’s music performed

Capilano College will be more than amply
represented at an upcoming concert by the
Deep Cove Chamber Soloists at Presentation
House on Sunday, Feb. 22. Vivian Waters,
violin instructor in the Music Transfer
program, is a member of the group, and
appearing as a guest artist will be Cap
vocal instructor Nadine Bohna. Moreover,

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