GOLD STARS, BROWNIE POINTS, AND MANY, MANY THANKS to all the people who kept In touch
with us this week. We're tickled to death with the classified ads and promise cross~our

hearts not to reveal the source of our persmals colum. And dm't forget the Sock Hop.

cuteeunemensceenwcceaenee= NEWS 9 NEWS

The Bookstore is in for yet more changes.
lt is with great regret that the people in
the store and the rest of the college are
saying goodbye to Sheila Fletcher who has
resigned her post as Bookstore Manager and
is leaving October 15. lf she is leaving
with a lot of regrets in the way of part-
ing with old friends, Sheila “is looking
forward to her new job. From our woodsy
(rustic?) college she is moving to down-
town Vancouver to take over the internal
administration of a management consulting
Firm !t sounds like a big opportunity and
a’challenge, Sheila. (But we'll miss you. )
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Also changed jobs, but stil! in the coll-
ege is Gerry Turner. Since having been the
Principal's secretary she's been in most
of the departments at Cap, but now you can
find her in the job placement centre with
Greg Sharpe. .
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Safely back from the Far East (Mmtreal)
are Keith Wade, Malcolm Fitz Earl, ad 13
enthustastic student ecologists. They kept
themselves busy climbing New Hampshire
mountains, studying in Mount St. Hilaire
reserve and taking part in "activities" in
Mentreal. That wasn't nocturnal urban en-
vironmental studies by any chance?

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The first forum of the Quebec Forum series
at Presentation House (with Lise Payette)
apparently went off well, with a large
number of people in attendence, (OK, OK, |
know | wasn't there, but | had a good ex-
cuse...)

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And the College's rugby and soccer teams
continue to fair weil. in rugby Cap beat
Douglas College 20 to 4 while in soccer we
took care of BCIT 1 to 0. Congratulations
and good luck to Neil and his teams.

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Got a thank you note from Susan Herity and
Judy Crowston in the Squamish Leaming Ce-
nter to Pferre Coupey for keeping them up
to date ‘'on events regarding the changes
involved in transferring Creative Writing
to English 290.'' Nice of you, Pierre.

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From Alison Griffiths in B.E.S.T. we have
tidings that the programs are going well.
Despite the withdrawal of Manpower support
from the course which started September 24
it's fully registered, and there's a line
up to get into the Employment Skills Pro-
gram Five new courses will be beginning
on October 29 in anew format allowing
people to take the areas which interest
them most. B.E.S.T. is helping people get
jobs or go m to further education, too.
Says Alison, to anyone who might be think-
ing of taking the course, "News of that
success is spreading so early registration
in the program is advised."

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Overheard a charming man o the bus. this
morning, He's been out of school since he
was fourteen and now, eight years later is
coming up three days a week to take BTSD
classes, and iis thrilled about the idea.
"] guess this is big people's school now,'!
he remarked. ''l bet you can evén chew gum
in class if you like."