Not the Sports news

This is not an article about the Blues
basketball team that won the Totem
Conference Championship and went to the
National Finals in Montreal. Had we
received the information so that we could
write the story, we would be lauding the
commendable efforts of that basketball
team who finally defeated their arch
rival (VCC) and went to a Canadian
championship, however to date no one has
sent. us the news, hence this unarticle.
(Unarticles are like unstrikes.) Instead,
the topic of this story is "Send your
news to Information Services.'' Blow your
own horn. Send us information, news,
letters, articles, classified ads and even
photographs, and hey presto, you'll be in
print.

Grad Music recitals upcoming

Two Music student graduation recitals are
upcoming, and you can drop in to listen to
them. On Sunday, April 8 at 2:00 pm Cindy
Cardno will be performing her graduation
voice recital and Celina Gold will perform
on the cello. Then, on Thursday, April 12
from noon to 1:00 pm Barbara Gosling and
Janet Bartier, both university transfer
piano students, will perform their grad
recitals. The recitals will be in H113
(across from the elevator) and people are
welcome to come.

More Music

Also coming up from the Music Department
are two other events. On Friday, April 13
at 8:00 pm the Capilano College Chorus and
the Capilano Symphony Orchestra will be
performing in the South Campus Cafeteria.
Everyone is welcome. Then, on Sunday the
15th at 2 pm there will be a recital by
Catherine Beddoes, Nancy Dinshaw, Marlene
Wietzke and Jane Leroux, all voice
students, in room H113. You're welcome to

attend that, too.

Info meeting on 24th

There is an Information meeting for
persons interested in enrolling in the
Media Resources Program coming up on April
24 at 7:00 pm. Prospective students and
families are invited to join the Media
Resources department in room B158.

Attention College!

The College's Reception desk has a message
for everyone in the College: They would
very much appreciate being advised of

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that is happening on campus. If you are
having special noon-hour presentations, if
you have invited high school students on
campus, if you are holding Saturday
classes, if you are expecting guest
lecturers, please advise the Reception
desk ahead of time so that they can direct
inquiries to the right place. Remember,
everyone goes to the Information Desk
first for directions and it is, to say the
least, awkward if the Information Desk
hasn't got the information.

And, while we're on the subject, you can
send those same announcements to the
Information Services department, A118. We
are in almost exactly the same boat.

Bev Hill reports

Hilda Rizun was recently re-appointed to
the College Board and re-elected as
chairman. In celebration of the event, the
faculty and staff of Cap's Squamish campus
recently treated Squamish residents Steve
and Hilda Rizun to dinner at the Loggers
Inn in Squamish. Congratulations, or
should we wish them all a retroactive

"Bon Appetit!'?

Stork Patrol

Congratulations (a little late) to Janet
Canning, Biology Laboratory Supervisor,
who is the proud mother of Sarah Elizabeth
who arrived Friday, March 9th at 3:00 pm.

Paving waits on term end

When are they going to get around to
paving that new road up to the college?
Sheree Wall hears that question a lot at
the main Registration desk, but was more
interested to get what you might call the
inverse of it from the people who are
building the road—United Contractors.
They called up to ask when classes end, so
that they can start paving after the
traffic drops off. Now you know.