Portfolio ’87

Taking a close look
at the work of our
graduating Graphic

Design and
Illustration class
are two attendees
at the opening of
"Portfolio '87",
which took place on
May 5. The show,
consisting of over
75 examples of
graphic design,
ijlustration,
packaging, posters,
and other graphics,
was held in the

Vancouver Community

Arts Council Gallery

on Davie St. This
year's show was the
15th annual
graduation show for
that program.

Informer hangs in through summer

Surprise! Here's another issue of the
Informer, only a month or so late. Our
good intentions of getting it out every
other week or so during the summer seem to
be paving a superhighway somewhere in
Dante's Inferno. For once you readers have
kept up your end by supplying the info,
but we haven't been able to keep up with
the publishing—abject apologies! Now
would be a great time to explain how the
Informer will reform and appear on a
regular basis throughout the summer, but
that would be on the order of wishful
thinking rather than accurate prophecy.
We will do our best to keep this thing
coming, vacation schedules and other chaos
notwithstanding, and we will certainly be
back on a more reasonable schedule by the
middle of August. Of course, the more
information you send us, the better it
will be....

Child Abuse cont.

help available and that people can change
their patterns of behaviour.

The Capilano Forum on Child Abuse will be
on Shaw Cable (Cable 4) Thursday, June 11
at 9 pm, Sunday June 14 at 9 pm, and
Tuesday, June 16 at 10:30 pm. Media
Resources instructor Jim Bizzocchi notes
that they are planning more Capilano

Forum shows on issues of topical interest.
If you have any brilliant ideas, you might

forward them to him.

Cap grad wins SFU prize

North Shore resident and former Capilano
student Wendy Miller recently won the
Robert L. Stanfield book prize in Political
Science from SFU. Miller, 28, received her
BA this spring (major in Political Science,
minor in Women's Studies), but was unable
to attend the ceremony as she is working in
London, England. She has been accepted to
begin a graduate degree in Political
Science at the University of London this
fall.