Open House Update

Creative Quest

The committee for the college-wide
open house, to be held October 18,
needs your help. One of the local radio
stations has agreed to be on-site for the
entire day, but it needs a hook. They
want to challenge one of the items held

in the Guinness Book of World Records.

Any suggestions as to what that could
be? Please send them to Robin Wilson
at 983-4262, or Marilyn Taylor at
980-3636. Please keep in mind that the
challenge is open to all members of the
public.

TYP

Harvest Fair Volunteer

The open house committee is looking
for an employee who would be
interested in organizing a harvest fair.
Because we have a lot of talented and

(Conceptual rendition only
of open house logo.)

enterprising people who may not
otherwise be involved in the open
house, the committee thought that a
harvest fair would offer College
employees an opportunity to be
involved and perhaps make a few
dollars in the process. Some suggested
items that could be sold include books,
baked goods, produce, theatre tickets, or
whatever it is that you happen to be
good at making. If it was organized so
that there was a set price for tables, the
money for those tables could go towards
establishing a scholarship or bursary at
the College.

If you are interested in being
involved, please contact Shelley Kean
at local 7596.

Open House Logo

Roberta Fedoruk in Media
Production Services has designed a
great looking logo for the open house.
Special College letterhead will be
available by mid-June with the logo on
it in full color. The letterhead can be
ordered by calling Marilyn Taylor at
980-3636. The open house committee
encourages all employees of Capilano
College to use the letterhead prior to the
open house event. If you have other
documents that will be sent externally,
the logo will also be available mid-June
on the College network at
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marketing, management,

What’s New in
the Library —

The Cultural Industries 1 in Canada:

Problems, Policies and Pros cts, edited :
by Michael Dorland
This book looks at the history, structure,
markets, technologies and the policy
framework for Canada’s cultural
industries, including book, periodical

and newspaper publishing, radio and —
television broadcasting, cable __
transmission, sound recording,

filmmaking and video production. The

discussion includes the role these __
industries play in the Canadian economy —

and the ani ence Bey © exert on Canadian
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Fundamentals of Sports Marketing, by

Brenda Pitts and David Stolar

This book serves as a reference and -

guide to those involved with sport

communications, and business. The
treatment of sport marketing is both
global and multicultural, and provides a

_variety of sport industry cases and

examples

The oe “Bicast of the World:

Landscape, Gender and American
Fiction, by Louise Westling

By searching literary landscapes for

what they reveal about our attitudes _
towards gender and nature, this book
considers symbolic landscapes in 20th

century American fiction, the characters
who inhabit those landscapes, and the
gendered traditions that can influence _

both these fictional elements.

Never Again the Burning Times:
Paganism Revisited, by Loretta Orion —
‘This ethnography explores
contemporary witchcraft from the
perspective of self-identified witches _
and magicians. A description of the
demographic characteristics of the group
combined with an analysis of their
complex belief system provides insight
into the behaviors shared ey participants —
in this subculture.

_ Submined ” Maureen Witney

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