the

April 18, 1983 Volume V No. 15

informer

Students put on show

"Vancouver The City'' is the title of this
year's photographic exhibition by the
Media Resources students. The theme of

this, the fourth annual exhibit, is based
on people, places and things which have

shaped our cities. Eighty black and white
and 30 colour prints as well as 150 slides

will be on display set against a city
soundscape. The exhibit is open now and

runs until April 27—Gallery hours will be
weekdays - 930 hrs to 2100 hrs and

weekends - 930 hrs to 1600 hrs. Admission,
of course, is free.

Joe Speaks out

Before leaving for Toronto with my women's

volleyball team on Tuesday, March 22, |
had only a vague idea as to what the

Canadian College Championships were al]
about. | quickly became aware, however,
that the Canadian College Athletic
Association National Championships is
truly one of the best organized, funded,

and administered amateur games in Canada.

The opening and closing ceremonies were
first class and all of the events were

thoroughly covered by the media through
the College Press, the Toronto Press,

radio and television. All of this, of
course, to promote college athletics and

some of the finest young athletes that
Canada has developed. As a college coach |

was proud to be a part of these games and
only wished that more people from Capilano

College could have had the opportunity to
experience them with me. It is for this

reason that | decided to prepare a short
report on the National College

Championships in the hope that my
enthusiasm for college athletics and my

optimism for the future of our young
people may filter through tomy colleagues.

On arrival we were met at the Toronto

International Airport by a welcoming
committee as well as various media agents

from local newspapers and Cable television.

The French are coming

It's That time of year again—on May 22

the Quebec students in the French Summer
Language Bursary program will be arriving

and, as usual, they require billets in the
area. You have probably heard the

information before—there is ample
remuneration to billeters, people on good

bus lines are preferred, and we always
have a number of repeating families

because they find the experience such a
pleasant one. If you are interested in

putting up a student between May 22 and
July 2, contact Joan Gillis through the

ESL department, local 414.

Sankey Saga
For anyone who missed out on the news,

Judy Sankey had her baby three weeks ago.
The new arrival was an 8 1b 13 oz boy, and

Congratulations.

has been named Stephen.

Capilano college