End of an era

The end of an era was captured

in this photo taken January 9 in
the Sportsplex by Web manager,
Dave O'Leary. This was the final
day of registration for spring term
classes at Capilano College’s North
Vancouver campus.

Dissolve

Last day of spring registration marks a new beginning.

Future registration will see fewer
chairs and shorter line-ups as
students take advantage of online
technology. In-person registration
will still exist for those students who
require additional assistance or who
simply prefer the human touch.

The Capilano Students’ Union and the Harassment committee are
sponsoring two free performances of the Vancouver Fringe production
Dissolve at the Capilano College Performing Arts Theatre on March 17

at 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. A discussion panel will follow the 50-minute
performance. Dissolve is a one-woman play written and performed by
local actor, Meghan Gardiner. It deals with club drugs and the
violence that can accompany them.

Essay award

“Our ability to reach unity in diversity will be the beauty and test

of our civilization.” — Gandhi

Inspired by the Diversity and
Equity committee's writing contest
of past years, new donors to the
Capilano College Foundation have
created the Annual Diversity
Awareness Essay Award. Cash
prizes of $150 and $100 will be
awarded to the winning student

essayists. Application forms with
the choices for essay topics are
available in the Birch building,
room 339 or by e-mail request to
jkee@capcollege.bc.ca. Essays are
due March 9. For more information,
contact conflict resolution advisor,
Janet Kee, at local 7547.

HR update