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ONLY THREE WEEKS LEFT until the vad of the term, so as you try to cram all your events
into that time, don't forget to let us know about them. We'll try to cram them in here.

NEWS

NEWS

lt's never an easy job to announce a trag-
ic accident, and it's made particularly
hard when the person involved is young.
But that, unfortunately, is the case with
Jamie Sanford, the skip of Cap's champion-
ship curling team who died March 22 Ina
car accident just outside of Chilliwack.
Jamie and a friend, who were on their way
back from a bonspiel, apparently got on
the wrong road and then had an accident --
the car overturned into a water filled
drainage ditch and both boys were killed.
Capilano College would like to extend the

most sincere sympathy to the family of
this first year academic student who wil]
be missed by all of us -- particularly

his team mates.

Remember Pied Pear? They were the group of
musicians that came to the North Cafeteria
and in a few minutes has the usual dull &
dreary lunchtime crowd singing and dancing
to their tunes. Pied Pear was so success~

ful, in fact, that they were invited back
so if you are already a converted fan or
if you were unlucky enough to miss them

last time, you've got another chance. From
k:30 to 8:30 in the South Cafe there will
be a beer garden featuring the group - get
there early Thursday, squeeze in and enjoy
it. Even if you don't care for beer you're
guaranteed to take a liking to Pied Pear.

THE CALENDAR |S HERE! That 144 page cate-
logue of the wonders of Capilano College
into which so much (so very much) blood,
sweat and tears is put (1 should know) has
come off the press and is even this minute

being distributed around the College. The
people who were most involved in the mak-
ing of this publication, reportedly had

only one comment: Thank God it's over?!

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kok ok & MARCH 31, 1980 * * & & %

Hang on! You can make ft. It's oniy 4
‘more days until that supremely bliss-

ful occasion-the long Easter weekend!

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* VOLUME 11 No.12 * * * &

NEWS * NEWS
Know any brilliant, enthusiastic science
students? If so, have we got a deal for
them. There is a new scholarship being

offered this year for first year students
in a full time natural sciences pregram

who are returning as second year students.
The two $500 awards are based on GPA and
the recipients will be announced in May.
For more information, contact Lynne Kroet-
linger, local 290, before the deadline of
April 15.

All the way from the Washington State Uni-
versity, {t's a Wind and Piano quintet!
This group of graduates will be performing
in NA 107 on Thursday at 1:00 for an hour.
You're welcome to attend the concert which
will include pieces by Mozart, Reicha and
Fine.

AND a world famous French sound sculptor,
Francois Baschet, whose work with | sound
and music has been exhibited in every ma-
jor country, {fs coming to Cap to give a 3
hour lecture to the music department. This
is Baschet's first visit to Vancouver and
he will be speaking on his work on new
musical instrument inventions and their
application to music therapy and music
education. Baschet will be in NA107 Wed at
7:00--all interested are invited to listen
in for free.

A really nice, morbid note to enter final
exams on is being provided by the last of
the Student Society's free movies - ''inva-
sion of the Body Snatchers.'' Jim Ferris
and the Student Society really deserve a
pat on the back for the free movie nights
which have been an unqualified success.
More of the same next term?