The Fun Rai$er

You’re invited to the Capilano
College Graphic Design and Illus-

tration Program Alumni Association’s
first fund raising event on Friday,
March 25 at 8:30 p.m. at the Heritage
Hall, 3102 Main Street (and 16th
Avenue), Vancouver. Tickets are $8.

The FUN RAISER will be a
party with a pub-like atmosphere, and
friends and associates of alumni are |
also welcome.

For more information call
Joyce Fancer at 2911.

We're in the money

Women’s Studies has a $20,000
scholarship endowment fund due to the

generosity of the North Vancouver-Seymour
Women’s Liberal Commision.

The Liberals’ donated $10,000 at a
February 27 gala held in honour of the
Women’s Studies program, and the department
received an additional $10,000 from a
provincial government matching grant.

President Doug Jardine, who received
the cheque, also announced that the college
would again run the free lecture series this fall
on the theme Women: Moving Towards 1990.

Learn more about the
Meech Lake Accord

Local lawyers, professors and politicos
will examine the Meech Lake Accord in a free

one-day discussion at UBC on Saturday, March
19, 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. in lecture hall 2,
Woodward Building, 2194 Health Sciences
Mall.

The program will include background on
the accord, the redefinition of powers and the
overall effect on the country. Speakers include
Tom Berger, former B.C. Supreme Court judge,
former Liberal leader Gordon Gibson, and
Bryan Williams, past president of the Canadian
Bar Association. SFU’s constitutional law
expert Edward McWhinney, UBC’s law
professors Lynn Smith and Robin Elliot and
political science professors Alan Cairns and
Richard Johnston will also join the discussion.

For more information call UBC
Continuing Education, 222-5238.

Soccer Excellence

Cap College soccer player Robert Reed, 18,

was named to the national (under-19) team and
will represent Canada this spring in Mexico and
Guatemala for the World Cup Qualifications:
This centre-forward has also been drafted by the
Edmonton Brickmen of the Canadian Soccer
League. Teammates Raymond Pang and George
Beris will represent B.C. at the Canada Summer
Games.

Spring Concert |

Students and faculty in the College’s
Commercial Music Program will present a
program of pop, jazz and rock favourites at
the Vancouver East Cultural Centre

on Wednesday April 6 at 8 p.m. Tickets are
$5, students and seniors, $4. For more
information call 2951.