SCAT grad joins staff

Welcome to a not-so-new face on staff at
Capilano College—Robert Walker. Walker
has been on deck for a month as Computer
Operator I (a new position), but he is not
new to the college as he is one of the
first graduates of our SCAT program. As an
assistant to Steve Gallagher, Walker is
helping to run the college's computer
systems which are expanding all the time,
particularly with the continuing addition
of micro-computers. If you have a bug,

bug Robert. Incidentally, this spring saw
the first graduating class from the SCAT
program, which is now entering its third
year of operation.

Concert schedule announced

The Bachelor of Music Transfer program has

announced their fall series of noon hour
concerts, and they are as follows. (All

concerts are in room H113 on a Friday from
12:10 to 1:00 pm.)

October 17 - Doreen Oke, Harpsichord

October 24 - Julia Nolan, Saxaphone and
Jane Gormley, Piano

October 31 - Jane Martin, Flute and Alan
Rinehart, Guitar

November 7 - Robert Growcott, Violin and
Carol King, Piano

More details on these concerts will be
published ahead of the performances (if
the Music department can get the
information to me on time, hint hint).
Admission is by donation to the Grand
Piano Fund.

Get active!

Take a break from the paperwork and join
Joe Iacobellis and the noon hour Aerobics
classes every Monday, Wednesday and
Thursday from 12:15 to 12:45 at the
Fitness Centre. The intensity of the
workouts is light to moderate with an
accent on endurance and flexibility. They
would like to see more staff and faculty
members joining in. There is no cost, so
drop in and, as Joe says, "Get active with
the rest of us!" If you'd like any more
details (or encouragement) call him at
local 2281.

Harris wins Diachem scholarship

Meet Ken Harris, first year Business
Management student and member of Cap's
soccer team. Harris is a happy man these
days, as on Wednesday, October 8 he was
presented with the $500 Diachem
scholarship, which is awarded for good
academic standing, achievement in the
sport of soccer, and service to the
community in the sport of soccer. A
graduate of Sutherland Secondary, Harris
already has a series of achievements in
soccer behind him. He has played for the
B.C. Selects, the Canadian national under
19 team, and was the B.C. high school all
star for two years in a row. As well, he
has been involved as a referee for
juvenile soccer in North Van. for a number
of years, and has worked extensively with
the Lynn Valley Soccer Association (he was
their Most Valuable Player last year).
Diachem scholarships are awarded each year
by the company of that name in Richmond,
and Harris received his award in a
ceremony held out at UBC October 8.