PEAC Looks at Degrees, Spring Grad

The newly-created President’s
Educational Advisory Council held its
first meeting Jan. 7 under the direction of
Penny Connell, acting chair. Under its
mandate, members will review and
advise the President on College issues
from a comprehensive perspective. To
document its work, the committee will
develop a Policies and Practices Manual,
and a second manual concerning major
issues decided by the committee.

So that a variety of people may serve
on this committee, it was decided that
voting membership would rotate—half of
current members will serve until May
1994, and the rest will remain on the
committee until May 1995. Terms served
consecutively will be restricted to two.

It is important to PEAC that its
decisions reach the College community
and accordingly, a monthly overview
will be published in the Informer and
Thinking Cap. In addition, minutes will
be posted on central bulletin boards and
distributed to all administrators, depart-
ment coordinators, PEAC and EPCC
(Educational Policy and Curriculum
Committee) members, the corresponding
secretaries for the CCFA and OTEU, and
the college relations coordinator for the
Student Union.

The Registrar motioned to approve a
new format for various Associate

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March 3/93

Degrees, two-year diplomas and post-
baccalaureate diplomas, using wording
common to other educational institutions.
This was ratified by the committee.

Also approved by the committee was
Spring Graduation, to be held Thursday,
May 27, at 7:30 p.m. in the Sportsplex.

—Dale Webb, Committees Clerk

Ready to Run—or Walk

You don’t have to be a runner to join
Capilano College’s Sun Run team.

“We saw lots of people walking last
year,” said Kathleen Cosgrove, of Audio
Visual Services.

As of early last week six people had
signed up to run for the College in the
event, and about eight people volun-
teered to be walkers.

The 10-kilometre run—or walk—
takes place at 8:15 a.m., Sunday, April
18. It starts at the Vancouver Courthouse
and winds up at B.C. Place.

The entry fee is $25. Proceeds go to
Canuck Place children’s hospice.

Call Pat de Melo or Kathleen
Cosgrove at loc. 2113 for entry forms.

Coming to the Sportsplex on Saturday, March 20

Fashionations 93

Fashion Show & Spring Dance

= presented by the students of Merchandising Management
Spring fashions from Vancouver designers and stores are featured.
Doors open 6:30 p.m. — Show 7-8 p.m.
Dancing from 9 p.m. - 12:30 a.m.
Door prizes and 15,000 watts of sound. Licensed.
Hors d’oeuvres and beverages are included for only $12.
Dance only $7.
Yi Tickets at Cap Corner and cafeterias through March. For more

information, contact Riley O’Connor at loc. 2055.

Healthstyles: March is Nutrition Month

The theme for the 1993 Nutrition Month _ registered dieticians. A toll-free Women’s
Campaign is “Eat Well, Live Well ....Meet- Nutrition Information Line is available for
ing Women’s Nutrition Needs.” Watch for the month of March. Call 1-800-563-4444
articles on this theme in your daily newspa- _for a pre-recorded message on weight
per and magazines in March. control and developing healthy bones.

Overwaitea and Save-on Foods are For information on healthy eating for
offering nutrition tours conducted by women, call Dial-a Dietician, 732-9191.