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Capilano College.

Superior Student Receives Scholarship

Ne Garcia, a grade 12 student from Templeton High School in East Vancouver,
is congratulated by Stephanie Forsyth, dean of the Career/Vocational division at

Piano Sale
Reminder

he annual on-

campus sale of
acoustic and digital
pianos, in conjunction
with Kawai Music
Canada, will take place in the Sportsplex
on September 8, 9, and 10. More than
80 pianos (new and used) will be
available, including grands, uprights,
and digitals.

Employees, students, and alumni of

the College will receive a special
discount on the first day of the sale.
Financing and delivery will be available.
Sale hours are:
Friday, September 8, 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Saturday, September 9, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sunday, September 10, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.

Inquiries or bookings for the

appointment-only sale may be made by

Nancy is a 1995/96 winner of the Capilano College Board Entrance Scholarship for
superior scholastic achievement in all courses taken in grades 11 and 12. The scholarship
entitles her to a waiver of tuition fees at the College for two consecutive terms. It is
renewable for a second academic year should she earn a first class standing (3.5 GPA)
during her first year of full-time studies.

Nancy is one of about 22 high school winners in the College region who will receive
this award from the College Board for the 1995/96 academic year. O

The Capilano Review
Continues to Publish Winners

wo Elizabeths tied for first place at

the Western Magazine Awards
presented June 22 at the Hotel
Vancouver. Both were finalists for their
fiction articles which were published in
The Capilano Review.

Elizabeth Hay’s Hand Games,
published in TCR 2:12, winter ’94, tied
for first place with Elizabeth Haynes’
Synapsing, which appeared in TCR
2:13, spring 794.

calling 926-0174. O

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Hand Games will be included in the next
Journey Prize Anthology and is a
contender for the prestigious $10,000
McClelland and Stewart Journey Prize,”
says Jane Hamilton, managing editor of
The Capilano Review.

Literary magazines such as The Review
are often the first to publish and
encourage writers who go on to become
nationally recognized. “For instance,”
says former Review editor Bill

Hand Games also won gold in the
fiction category of the National
Magazine Awards. This is the fifth such
award won by the magazine since its
inception in 1972.

“We have also been notified that

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Schermbrucker, “we published the first
version of Michael Ondaatje’s Running in
the Family in 1979, and we’ve published
early work by Margaret Atwood, Jack
Hodgins, bp Nichol (sic), Audrey
Thomas, and many others.” O

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Next issue date is September 22