People

Jeri Krogseth, advising, spent time this month
taking Cap’s message to the community. Along with
counsellors from VCC and Kwantlen colleges she
made a presentation to a provincial conference of
highschool students on work options for peer tutors.
Jeri says the students have developed the knack of
working with people by tutoring others — a skill that
is useful in social workers, childcare workers or
criminology careers...Contrary to a rumour circulated
by the Informer Jan Bain is not at 2939 . “If people
can’t find me so much the better,” Jan says. But she
admits to still being in Financial Services, where she
has a new desk and a new job — researching
accounting computers. Jan may be reached at
2936...Lars Kaario, voice instructor in the Bachelor
of Music transfer program, is moonlighting as Music
Director for the Greater Vancouver Operatic
Society’s Fiddler on the Roof running February
11-20 at the North Vancouver Centennial Theatre
and March 2-12 at the Richmond Gateway Theatre.
..Don’t bother trying to reach Margaret Henrey in
the Academic Dean's Office, she’s taking a well-
earned two weeks in Maui...Don Basham’s back
from the Olympics cursing the Chinook that shook
the world causing him to miss seeing the Women’s
Alpine ski event that earned Canada a
medal...Rosemary Butcher, secretary in
International Studies, passed her real estate exams
in January and will be leaving Cap to sell real estate
for Le Page.

We have a winner

Although the response to the name-that-kid
contest was underwhelming, — only six entries — a
winner has been declared.

Sheila Browne in Adult Basic Education
spotted the boy in short pants as Joe Hind (A.B.E.)
and the girl holding a baby as Pauline Clark
(switchboard).

The grand prize of a bottle of wine will be
awarded this week.

Free Poetry Readings

In the Faculty/Staff Lounge H402 at 8 p.m.

March 10 - Roy Kiyooka

Vancouver poet Kiyooka will read from his latest
book Pear Tree Pomes — which was nominated for
a Governor General’s award — while accompanying
himself on the harp.

March 24 - Diana Hartog

B.C. poet Hartog will read from Matinee Light and
Candy from Strangers.