Craft program renamed

The two year Craft program run through the
Art Department will be undergoing some
changes in the fall of 1987. The program
will now be known as "Clay and Textile
Arts" and the curriculum has been
rearranged so that the first year of the
program will be a foundation year, after
which students will choose to specialize
in either Clay or Textiles for their second
year. The changes are reflected in the
1987/88 calendar which will be coming out
at the end of this month.

McKay to read next week

The last reading in the Spring 1987 series
sponsored by the Humanities Division will
take place on Thursday, March 26 at 8 pm
in room H402. The author this time is Don
McKay, an instructor in the English
department at the University of Western
Ontario, who incorporates his interest in
ornithology into his work. He has written
a book, "Birding, or Desire", and his work
appeared in the Capilano Review #39.
Admission is free, and the series is
supported by the Canada Council.

Student film festival continues — all welcome

The Native Film Festival sponsored by the
students in the C.A.S.P. program for
Native students continues this week and
next, and all interested people are

welcome to attend. There is no charge.
Following is the schedule of films—for
more information call CASP at 2956.

Native Film Festival Schedule

TUESDAY, MARCH 17
12:30 - 2:30 pm, A117

12:30 "Potlatch: A Strict
Law Bids Us Dance
"Box of Treasures"
"PetroGlyphs: Images
In Stone"
"Celebration of the

Raven"

1:30
2:00

2:15

TUESDAY, MARCH 24
12:30 - 2:30 pm, All7

12:30 “Nishnawbe - Aski: The
People and the Land"
"Kleena"

"Bella Bella"
"Ninstints:
Shadowkeepers of the
Past"

"Rice Harvest:

Northern Lakes"

1:00
1:25
1250

2:15

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18
12:30 - 2:30 pm, All7

12:30 "Puberty" Part. 1 & 2
(from L'ilawat series)

1:00 Guest Speaker:
Marie Leo

1:30 "The Salmon People"

2:00 Guest Speaker:
Darlene Kelly

Extra "Doctor, Lawyer,
Indian Chief"

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
12:30 - 2:30 pm, L102

Ww om

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 18
7:00 - 10:00 pm, All7

:00 "The Land is the

Culture"

730 "Circle of the Sun"
:00 "Pete Standing Alone"
:00 Special Guests:

The Young Eagles Drum
& Dance Group

WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25
7:00 - 10:00 pm, A117

12:30 "These are My People" 7:00 "Rediscovery: The
12:45 "The Ballad of Eagle's Nest"
Crowfoot" 7:30 "We'll Do Our Fishing"
12:55 "Treaty 8 Country" 7:40 "Bill Reid: Totem Pole
1:45 "A Little While More Art of the Haida"
Yet" 8:15 "Augusta"
2:00 "A Way of Life" 8:30 "Sinumwak"
2:10 Guest Speakers: Sadie 8:50 "Nanoose"
Wornstaff and student 9:00 "Sauk-ai"
performers from Spirit 9:10 "Kleena"
Song Theatrical Group 9:30 "Doctor, Lawyer,

Indian Chief"