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Xmas Party tickets on sale

And once again it's that time of year—the
only time when students,
and administrators get together to party.
It's the annual Christmas Party and it's
being held on Thursday December 17 in the
North Cafe from 4 to 8 p.m. There are a
limited number of tickets, so just to be
sure you get in you can buy one in advance
from the Reception desk, Lynn Kroetlinger
in NF, the cashier (3rd floor Tower), the
Registrar's office and Business Management
in NB. Tickets this year are $5 (blasted
inflation) and there will be refreshments,
music and door prizes. A highly recommend-
ed party but if you're intending to really
enjoy it don't drive home.

Music Concert-Handel to Zulu

Friday, December 11 at 7:30 p.m. our Music

students will be showing off their skills
in the South Cafe-Theatre. The choir will

be singing selections ranging from Gordon
Lightfoot to Traditional Zulu and Xhosa

songs led by African student Themba Tana.

Also on the agenda, the Stone Baroque
Strings da Capilano and the Three Flute-
cakes will be performing several pieces

ranging in age from Handel's work written
in the 16th - 17th century to recent work

by Hovhaness. If you have any questions
contact the Music department. The. perfor-

mance is free.

Organizing against Cutbacks
There will be an Anti-Cutback meeting on
Tuesday at 4 p.m. in the Lounge. Students,

staff and faculty who are concerned about
the government's education policy and the

possibility of severe cutbacks next year
are invited to attend. Student classes
and faculty and staff jobs will be the

next to go so it's time to get involved.

staff, faculty

December 7, 1981

Affronted Bovine spokesman protests the
North Shore News article on Capilano's boa

constrictors. 'I'd like to see the snake
that could eat me,'' she stated. See story
on next page. —

Volume Ill, No. 38
Two more Pub Nights
There are two pub nights coming up this

month—one this Thursday in the South Cafe
with entertainment by our very own Music

students, and a Thank-God-classes-are-Over
Christmas bash Wednesday December 16. Both

pubs will be held from 4 to 7 pm and cost
31-90.

HELP!

The Word Processing course is DESPERATELY

short of scrap paper. If you have any to
spare, please send it to the Business Off-

ice Training people.

Faculty workshop in January

An Instructional Skills Workshop will be
given to any interested faculty members
January 4 to 8, from 9:00 to 3:30 in the
Dynamics Lab (fancy name for the T.V. Stu-
dio). This workshop, says Hilary Clark, is
not only intended for regular teachers but
also for any new faculty including Commun-
ity Education instructors. If you are in-
terested you can call Lee Knight at local
392 or talk to Hilary (363) who is the co-
ordinator.

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