ON DISPLAY

In this photo College
Achievement and
Support Program

(CASP) staffers posed

for Edna Sakata in
front of their
office. They are
Coordinator Terry
Hood, program
assistant Dolly Kelly
and instructor/Native
Student support
worker Yvonne Dunlop.
In this issue of the
Informer they are
here to announce that
CASP is sponsoring a
second B.C. Provincial
Museum travelling
exhibit. The first,
"Pictographs and Petroglyphs" was here in
the spring of '86, and the smaller, but no
less interesting “Our Native Languages"
will be on display in the main entrance of
the Media Centre (B building) until
December 15. This is an opportunity to
learn a little about the richness and
diversity of B.C. Native languages.

Don’t trash those cans!

The big United Way boxes located in the
cafeterias are not there for decoration—
they are there to collect the empty pop
cans which have been thrown away by the
hundred at Cap since there are lots of
dispensers, but nowhere to return them.
Don't toss your cans out—donate five cents
to the United Way. (And please pass the
word to your students. )

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ARC can help

In helping students to “catch up" and make
the most of their time, the Achievement
Resource Centre can be of assistance. If
students are feeling stressed because of
lack of time or need to adjust their study
schedule, please encourage them to check
the workshops and tutorial times available
through ARC. ARC can also assist with
study groups, memory improvement and exam
approaches. ARC hours are 9 am to 8:30 pm
and Sandra Carpenter is also available on
Tuesday and Thursday evenings from 4 to
8:30pm. Call 2945 or 2138 for information.

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