Volume Vill No. 5 February 10, 1986
INSIDE: Poetry by Pauline Johnson and Brian White!! ¢ Eat your heart out, Cap Review! )

the

informer

“Mohawk Poetess” at Cap

The Driftwood Players, with
the cooperation of Cap's
Theatre Department, will be
presenting "An Evening with
Pauline: A Glimpse into the
Life of the Indian Poetess E.
Pauline Johnson, the Mohawk
Princess' in our Studio Theatre
this week. The two person
play, with Fran Burnside as
Pauline and John Burnside as
"the men in her life" was
written by Betty Keller, the
author of the book Pauline: A
Biography of Pauline Johnson,
which won the 1982 Canadian
Biography award. (Our library
has a copy, incidentally, and
it is recommended as a very
interesting read. )

Most people in Vancouver know
Johnson only for her book
"Legends of Vancouver" and

the monument which marks her
grave in Stanley Park, near
Ferguson Point. But Johnson

was extremely well known and
popular in Canada as a poet,

| whose entertaining and dramatic
performances on the recital

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Students thrive in Japan

Our two students in Japan are doing well,
according to one of their instructors at
Aichi Gakusen College, who describes them
as "bright and wonderful students." Sheila
Gilmour, an Academic student, and Shana
Rablah, who was in her second year of
Studio Art, are currently studying at the
Japanese college and starting to gain
insight into Japanese society and culture,

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Lecture on Nicaragua upcoming

"Nicaragua Under Siege" is the topic of a
slide presentation and talk being sponsored
by the Student Society and the Social
Sciences Division. Renowned author and
lecturer Philip Russel will be introduced
by Dr. Bernardo Berdichewski, and all this
will take place on Thursday, February 13
from 12:30 to 2:00 pm in room L211.

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