HEADLINES THEATRE “ GITKSAN-WET SUWET EN TRIBAL COUNCIL
PRESENT

NO XYA
(OU R FOOTPRINTS)

PLAY ABOUT ANCESTRAL LAND

Tuesday, October 27 - 8:00 pm

Carson Graham Secondary
2145 Jones Ave., N. Vancouver

“Our Footprints" continued

own terms, the history and structure of their
societies. One of the issues facing Chief Justice
Allan McEachern will be whether to rule Ada’ox, the
oral history, equal to written Western history in terms
of legal reference.

Because of lack of space on campus, the play is
being held in the gym at Carson Graham Secondary
School, 2145 Jones Ave., on October 27 at 8:00 pm.
Tickets are $4 and $6 and are available through the
CASP office or at the door.

Arts briefs invited

The Forum on the Arts hosted at Capilano College
on Saturday, October 17 attracted over 100 people,
including a number of our own faculty members, and
was deemed a considerable success. Setting the
tone for the event, which was sponsored by the
North Shore Cultural Policy Committee, were
exhibits by Art faculty and students, and
performances by the Music students. The
presentations by Max Wyman, John Gray, David
Driscoll and Carol Watamaniuk were well received,
and the Mayors of North Vancouver City and District
commented favourably on the role being played in
the community by Capilano College.

Presentations, written or verbal, on the formation of
a cultural policy for the North Shore are being invited
at the following times and places:
* Thursday, November 5 - 7:30 pm, North Van.
District Hall Council Chambers
* Saturday, November 14 - 10:00 am, Capilano
College, room A117
* Thursday, November 19 - 7:30 pm, West Van.
Municipal Hall Council Chambers
* Thursday, November 26 - 7:30 pm, North
Vancouver City Hall
If you wish to make an appointment to present a
brief, contact Oxana Dexter, c/o the Centennial
Theatre, 984-4484.

Alumni meeting held

The Graphic Design and Illustration Program
(formerly Commercial Art) held an alumni meeting
on Tuesday, October 20, to which they invited all of
their graduates from the last 15 years. Out of the
approximately 300 invited, over 40 people attended
this meeting and proceeded with much enthusiasm
to name representatives from each of the 15 years
and move forward with their first project—an Alumni
Directory. The Directory will be designed by a 1985
graduate, Brian Tycho of Tycho/Clay. Instructor Al
Zimmerman, who organized the event, is delighted
with the results so far. The next meeting has been
set for Tuesday, Nov. 10 at 5:30 pm in the All
College Lounge.

Locked out again

Wednesday, November 11 is a holiday. That’s the
good news. The bad news is that, should you for
some reason wish to come to College on that day,
the buildings will be locked. If you need to obtain
access to a building on Remembrance Day contact
Ken Hughes at 2962 as soon as possible.