Volume XIII,
Number 8
Sept. 16, 1991

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CAPILANO COLLEGE'S INTERNAL NEWSLETTER Celebrating 20 Years 1968 - 1988

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Television Series Puts Spotlight
on Successful Cap College Grads

The College Television Lab (formerly the Dynamics
Lab) with the assistance of the Media Production Centre,
A.V. Services and the Media Resources Program is
producing a television series on the successful graduates of
Capilano College.

The series is titled College Yearbook. The host is the
popular radio personality Peter Thompson. The 15-minute
shows are shot live to tape in the TV studio. Each show
focuses on a graduate from a Career program or from the
Academic Division. Although the College has only been
graduating students for a little over 20 years, there are an
amazing number of fascinating and highly successful
graduates out there.

The first six shows were shot in two days at the end of

are Media Resources faculty Bev Reid and Peter Thompson.

May. Another 12 were shot in August, which will give us 18 The graduates starring in the first six programs are Karen Black
shows to start the series rolling on cable this fall. Although (Business Management), John Ritchie (Media Resources), Joyce

the shows are being shot for cable showing, they may be Branscombe (Early Childhood Education), Doreen Habkirk (Legal
used in other effective ways: schools, program information Secretary Program), Davide Pan (Studio Art) and Doreen Alexander
sessions, malls, etc. (Music Therapy).

A Reminder: You May be Entitled to Enrol in Cap College Courses

Personnel Services would like to remind support staff of Fee waiver forms are to be attached to your registration form.
their entitlement to enrol in Capilano College courses. Financial Services will forward the forms to Personnel Services
Any employee with an employment status of 20 or more for verification of your employment status. ones
hours per week may register for unlimited Capilano College f
credit courses without payment of tuition fees and registration
fees, and may register for three Capilano College extension Lo ck it OF Lose it

service courses (credit free) in any calendar year without
payment of tuition fees. In the case of extension courses, the
employee will be entitled to the waiver only after the minimum
enrolment has been met by fee payers.

Please note that all courses taken must begin and end within
the duration of an person’s employment status. An employee
who ceases to be employed by the College before completion of
a course may be required to pay the tuition fees for the course.

The College wants to remind all faculty, staff and
students to keep their valuables safe—that means not in plain
sight in their car. The Lower Mainland police will promote
this message on radio and TV during October and November.
Don’t leave things in your car in view so they will attract a
bad guy, and make sure to lock your car!

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