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Good marks and good timing!

Both the ABE and Business Management
departments havea right to be proud of
student Mary Jo Van Bergen, who was just
awarded the $300 Faculty Association
Bursary for her achievements over the last
year. Van Bergen, who started in the ABE
evening program in April 1986 taking Math
and English, registered in the Accelerated
Business Management program inthe summer.
Her success in keeping up with the heavy
workload is particularly noteworthy in
view of the fact that she had her first
child at the beginning of the Christmas
break and still managed to achieve a 3.458
grade point average! Congratulations to
Mary Jo Van Bergen for such masterful
juggling of her roles as full time student
and new mother—clearly she is headed for
a successful career.

B.C. Tel Awards

Dave Welsford, B.C.
Telephone District
Manager for North
Vancouver, presents a
$500 cheque to Legal
Assistant Program
student Margaret
Chester. Chester and
Academic student
Susan Albert were
this year's winners
of the B.C. Telephone
Company Awards for
students with
outstanding scholastic
performances. Chester
is a mature student
and a single parent
who is just finishing
her two year program
and looking forward to
a practicum placement
this summer. Formerly
from England, she has
changed careers from social work to legal
assistance. "She is a wonderful student,"
commented Legal Assistant instructor
Leslie Baker, “and she has been really
helpful to all the younger students in the
program. I think she's been doing a bit of

Gallagher Scholarship cont.

Maggie Goulding is in her last semester at
Capilano and will be at SFU in the fall
taking the Honours English program. We
have no doubt at all that she will succeed
in her future endeavours.

Planning underway for graduation

The Graduation Committee is up and running
again. If you have any brilliant
suggestions or any burning issues left
over from last year, you should direct
them to Committee Chair Dave Woolley.
Incidentally, everybody's support is
welcome in attempting to invoke some
clement weather. So far Cap has been very
fortunate with the outdoor graduation
ceremonies—keep up those positive vibes,
devout prayers and pagan sacrifices.

social work in. the department!"

Susan Albert is a first year Academic
student who is planning to enter the Pre-
Med program at UBC.