Work/Study cont.

while others do not, and the pay varies
according to the job and the country.
Costs include airfare and a fee which
includes a work permit. For further
information on this program, students
should contact Barbara Hankin in Humanities
(local 485) without delay.

Christmas concert

The Music department's Christmas concert
will be taking place at the North Van.
Centennial Theatre on Tuesday, December 3
at 8 pm. The symphony orchestra and
Capilano Chorus will be performing music
by Rossini, Debussy and Beethoven. Tickets
are $5 (seniors and students $3) and are
available from the Music Department, local
454, or at the door.

Bicycles menace pedestrians

’ Ken Hughes has issued a memo on the
subject of bicycle and motorcycle parking,
noting that they should not be parked in
any footpaths, stairways or fire exits/
lanes subject to pedestrian traffic.
Tying bicycles to handrails constitutes a
hazard to pedestrians. He goes on to say
that "in future, motorcycles and bicycles
improperly parked or secured will be
towed away or removed at the'owner's risk
and expense."

Your Informer editor, as a cyclist, would
Tike to add a few comments to that. First,
this problem is not unique to Cap—in part

because of the increasing use of bicycles

bike parking ahs been causing problems at
all three BC universities and most of the
colleges. The problem from the point of
view of cyclists--is that the College does
not provide enough parking for bikes. The
so-called bike racks in front of the A
building are useless as there is nothing
to secure the bicycle to, and with the
heavy incidence of bicycle theft it is
necessary to have a metal railing or
other fixed object to attach them to (at
UBC bike thieves have actually cut down
trees in order to take bicycles that were
chained to them). Students do not have the
option, as I do, of parking their bikes in
an office. Capilano needs more, better,
and better advertised bicycle parking.

Get your ID photo taken

Faculty and staff cards are once again
available at the main desk in A building—
this time without your age printed on
them. (This after it was pointed out by a
staff member that it was a. unnecessary
for other than students and b. nobody's
business.) If you would like to have an ID
photo taken to go with the card, the
Student Union is setting up their photo

equipment in room Al21 on Monday the 25th —

and Tuesday the 26th between llam and 5pm.

Special event to be held in A117

Music Therapy instructor Nancy McMaster
will be having a combination display and
presentation in the All College Lounge
from Tuesday Nov. 26 at noon until 5 pmon
Thursday the 28th. Described as "a unique
blend of passion, delight, and peace
embracing the pot-pourri of being human,"
this presentation will include classical
piano concertos playing on tape, sketches,
and writings, including poems, journals,
and travelogues. Everyone is invited to
come by (bring your lunch if you like) and
if any of the writings or tapes take your
fancy, copies can be ordered.

Actor loses car

The towtrucks claimed a rather distinctive
victim last week when they snatched the
car out from under Robert Clothier. The

local actor who is most widely known for
playing the character Relic on the TV
series The Beachcombers, had stopped by to
pick up a sculpture from the Art Dept. but
didn't make it back to his car quite fast
enough. Clothier has also been to Cap a
number of times in the past to help out
with the Extension class "Acting for Film
and TV" but this was his first visit to
the Payless storage yard.

Indian Arts & Crafts show

The students in the CASP program are
holding an Indian Arts and Crafts show on
Thursday, December 5 in the All College
Lounge. Everyone is welcome to come by and
look or brouse for Christmas gifts from 11
am to 7 pm. For more details call Kim,
Paula or Cindy at local 288/289.

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