Volume XI,
Number 9
Oct. 18, 1989

CAPILANO COLLEGE'S INTERNAL NEWSLETTER

Celebrating 20 Years 1968- 1988

Justice Is served

He probably stood out like a sore thumb, but they let him in
all the same. The outdated prison getup is in aid of the Canadian
Cancer Society who sent a paddy wagon to pick up our
president, Doug Jardine, and Medical Office Assistant
instructors Jean Clark and Lynn Jest in aid of fundraising. Lynn
and Jean were accused of too much paper shuffling and
assigning too much homework. They were let out on bail, $282
for Lynn and $350 for Jean. Their students donated $50 to have
them picked up. Doug raised a total of $100 for the cause. His
bail, set at $1500 was raised to $2000 because he bribed the
judge to get out. "They said I wasn't treating the court with
respect," says Doug, who was a little shy about admitting the
charges against him, but eventually divulged that it was
“something about parking in too many places at once."

Inside...

Staff PD Day

United Way Campaign ----------
Holocaust Conference ----------
Success in Japan ---------------

People

Informed Choices ---------------
Faculty Development -----------

What is AIT?

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inter-office
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