ransfer; ms; and 115 glish as a Second ome combining ESL her career courses. — all the continents, but one! Major countries of origin are still Japan and Korea, but China has Why March 8? Around the world, International Women’s Day (IWD) is celebrated on March 8 to commemorate those who have worked, and are still working, towards the ideals of peace, freedom and equality that have characterized the struggles of many women workers. March 8, 1857 was the date a group of women workers in the garment industry in New York took to the streets to protest against their starvation pay and brutal working conditions and to demand higher wages and the right to vote. In 1910, March 8 was chosen as the date for an annual international event and, for the past 90 years, millions of ano College ent is well represented. ts are from 39 countries jumped ahead from previous years ; by Dr. Penny Le Couteur AEM raffle The Arts and Entertainment Management program is selling raffle tickets to raise money for scholarships, bursaries and theatre programming. Some terrific prizes have been donated by a variety of North Shore organizations. They include: dinner on the B.C. Rail Starlight Dinner Train, a Northland’s golfing package, and dinner and accommodation for two at Lonsdale Quay. Only 2,000 tickets are being sold and cost $5 each or three for $10. They are available at the theatre box office, Monday to Friday, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. and on Saturday from 12 to 4 p.m. nd as of this term there are 82 China registered at } increase of students from Colu e are now 12), Mexico, Indonesia, Brazil and he US has become apparent. ongratulations to all College mployees for creating a welcoming Fi nd nurturing environment and high cademic standards. We've attracted d international students to CapCo (as they call us), and this is seen by their average 3.0 GPA. Full story online women in hundreds of countries around the world have joined marches, demonstrated, and participated in other activities on this date. In 2001, IWD at Capilano College will be commemorated in a variety of ways during the week of March 5 to March 9. In the classroom, a number of faculty will be addressing women’s issues or topics of particular interest to women. All members of the College community are invited to drop in to these classes, as space permits. Visit the online newsletter for more details Summer institute informer