BEHOLD THE NEW, IMPROVED INFORMER!!
dering what it is, it is the internal
glorious issues has been filled with the earthshattering,

doings of the college.
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depend on constant feedback from YOU

NEWS * NEWS

Who's faster than a speeding bullet? Leaps
tall buildings at a single bound? So what
else is new, you say. Obviously it's mild
mannered Paul Gallagher. Yes, but did you
know that he also fights forest fires? On
Tuesday afternoon, en route to the Board
meeting. in- Squamish, he, Dr. Srivastava,
(Chairman of the Board) and Hilda Rizun
went to tour a logging operation.
of touring they ended up fighting a forest
fire and were late for the meeting. Well,
now if the trees around campus happen to
catch on fire we'll know who to call...

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We're barely out of summer now, never mind
into the ski season, but now js the time
for skiers to start shaping up. Pre-ski
Fitness will be offered at the Fitness
Centre Tuesday and Thursday nights from
October 16 for six weeks. For a fitter and
safer ski season, register through Commun-
ity Ed loc 321. Soon. Enrolment's limited.

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And ski enthusiasts will be joyful to hear
that Outdoor Rec. is busy planning a Cross
Country Ski Fair in co-operation with the
Canadian Ski Association for Sat. November
17. Activities planned include commercial
displays, ski movies, educational demon-
strations and Jectures, and a fashion show
of ski clothing organized by the Retail
Fashion students. A highlight will be the
presentation by Ned Gillette, former Olym-
pic skier and instructor at the Trapp

Family Lodge in Vermont.

just phone down to local 326 and we'll get you copies.
to find out what's going on and spread the word.

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If you are gazing at this for the first time, won-
information sheet

of the college, which for 15
trivial and purely fictional

If you'd like to read up on the back issues you missed over the

And please remember we

NEWS * NEWS
A Capilano College institution is gone.
Pat Gallagher,. who's been around Capilano
for ten years and whose zany presence in
the Bookstore was well known to faculty,
staff and students, has left. At least he
will have more time to devote to the pre-
school equipment business he runs at home.

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To all Drivers - WARNING! WARNING! The tow
truck driver is grinning more than usual
because Ken Hughes and his sidekicks have
changed the parking signs again -- WITHOUT
NOTICE. Don't assume you've read those
boards on the poles before, they might be

different. Even Alan Smith, our Planning
Officer (isn't he in charge of this de-
partment?) got caught off guard the other

nigth and got to spend his evening trying
to get his car out of the impounding lot.
Rumour has it that he was not ecstatic.
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of our Art faculty spreads
Wayne Eastcott and his ex-
hibits in Japan are not the only bits of
foreign excitement around the art depart-
ment. Dwayne Neuberger and Dave Marshall,
along with a Vancouver sculptor, Malcolm
McTaggart, are sending their sculpture to
Mexico for an exhibition! The exhibition
will be opening October 3 in Mexico City,
and if you're feeling like dropping in the
place to go is the Galerio Mer-Kup (appa-
rently: of the THE galleries in the city.)
Dwayne and Dave are probably wishing they
could send themselves too.”

And the fame
and spreads...