Cap Quiz continued

4, Roughly what percentage of students at
any time are residents of North Vancouver
District? a) 20%, b) 35%, c) 50%

5. Roughly what is our credit enrollment
this term? a) 3,500, b) 4,000, c) 4,500

6. What was the credit enrollment the
first year Cap was open?
a) 400, b) 800, c) 1200

7. Who was the first Principal of Cap?
a) Peter Spratt

b) Peter Jones

c) Lalit Srivastava

d) Alf Glenesk

e) Bill McPhee

8. At which of these locations has Cap not
held classes at some time?

a) St. Davids United Church

b) West Van. Secondary

c) a warehouse on Welch Street

d) the Squamish ranger station

e) an office building on Howe Street
f) Bowen Island community school

g) the Premier Street office

h) a West Vancouver bowling alley

i) none of the above

9. When did construction on the Lynnmour
campus begin? a) November 1972

b) March 1973

c) January 1974

10A. When was the staff union (then AUCE)
officially formed? a) 1973 b) 1974 c) 1976

10B. The faculty union? a) 1969, b) 1972,
- ¢) 1974

10C. The College Foundation? a) 1968
b) 1970, c) 1974

(Answers on next page.)

Scholarship cont.

personal problems, social setting, "or any
factors which call for courage,
unselfishness, and fortitude." The deadline
for applications is February 1, but
obviously Financial Aid would appreciate
suggestions well in advance of that date.
If you know of anyone who you feel might
be deserving of this award, call 315 and
speak to Connie Gibbs.

988-4176

Don't lose this number. This is what you
dial when you discover that your car has
been towed away. The drill is the same as
always, although the contractor has
changed—you call Payless Towing now. And
the price is the same as well—$25 for the
first day and $5 per day thereafter,
assuming that you should want to leave
your car in the compound for days on end.
Payment can be made by cash, VISA, or
Mastercard. Cheques, small appliances, and
first born children are not accepted.

Vandals loot campus

Well, actually, that headline is a bit
melodramatic, but there has been a rash of
car break-ins and thefts on campus. Ken
Hughes would like to remind everyone to
lock your vehicle and remove all valuables
(not in that order). If you see anything
suspicious, report it to local 209.

Rennie holds art showing

Bob Rennie, mathematician extraordinaire
and artist is continuing to gain
recognition in the art world for his
watercolours. Among recent developments:
Seaspan International included one of his
works in their corporate collection of
marine art, the national magazine "The
Mariner" featured one of his paintings on
the cover of their April issue, and two of
his paintings have been accepted for the
annual show of the Canadian Society of
Marine Artists. In fact, if you would like
to see some of his work you have at least
five options open to you: 1) Go to Robson
Square where he has work on show at the
FCA-UNICEF show in the Media Centre from
Oct. 29 to November 7. 2) Go to the Marine
Artists show starting November 5 at the
Maritime Museum. 3) He is also holding a
show at his home on Friday and Saturday
November 8 and 9 and anyone who is
interested is welcome to attend. The
address is 2165 Lawson Ave, West Van. and
the times are Friday from 7 to 9:30 pm and
Saturday from 1 to 5 pm. 4) Rennie is
represented by the Grosvenor Gallery on
Hornby Street and the Creekhouse Gallery
on Granville Island. 5) And, finally, you
can always walk up to the Natural Sciences
area where one of his paintings hangs.