Fun and Fresh

Air for the
Whole Family

he Capilano College men’s and

women’s soccer teams would like
to invite everyone and their guests to
an afternoon of fun and competition

Sunday, October 22, lower soccer field.

Beginning at noon, the women’s
team, ranked second in Canada and
featuring five athletes selected to play
in the Western Canada Games this
summer, will kick off against
Okanagan University College. The
men’s team, featuring two players with
international experience, will also
battle Okanagan starting at 2 p.m.

Come out and support the teams. This

will be great family entertainment and an

opportunity to see some quality
collegiate soccer. Refreshments will be
served in the multipurpose room after
each game.

For more information, contact the
Sportsplex at 984-1737. 4.

It’ S Easy and

It’ S Current

R ercnber that Daily News i is

online and is easily accessed from
the main computer menu. Share your
departmental activities with the rest of
the campus. To send a message, simply
type it into Pegasus Mail and send it
to: capnews@capcollege.be.ca (all
lower case). Or, if you do not have
access to a computer, you can mail

_ your information to the pole

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Photo by Edna Sakata

Technology Opens Doors for Visually Impaired
The new Adaptive Technology work station, located in the Library building’s CIBC computer lab, gets its inaugural run
with, from left: Lucas Foss, advisor, Disability Support Services; Steve Barclay, trainer, Aroga Technologies Ltd.; students
Jenny Emery and Shawn Bishop (sitting). Funded in part by a grant from the National Library of Canada, donations from
the Lions Gate Rotary Club and the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, as well as from personal donations, this work
station will crack the world of books wide open for the visually impaired. A book is placed in a scanner and the software
reproduces its print in large text on screen. It will also read the book out loud or print its text on a Braille printer. 1

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