the

Volume V, No. 17 May 9, 1983 Headliner on vacation

informer

WHERE IS INFORMATION SERVICES?

Actually, this is a question which has
been of major interest to us in the last
while. You see, the Premier St. office
closed at the end of April, but our new
location (in the old Student Union office
on the main floor of the Tower) is not yet
ready to be occupied. What to do with us
in the meantime? Ignoring our generous
offer of taking a month's paid vacation,
the college tried shuffling us ‘here and
there. Perhaps on the main floor at a
table in the Registrar's office? No. Well,
what about the Retail Fashion lab? That
didn't work out either (they were probably
afraid that our elegant attire would over-
awe potential students). Finally a "holding
tank'' was found—the Life Drawing room on
the third floor (A301), and we must admit
that it's a nice room with a positively
delightful office. So that's where we are
for the next few weeks (with many thanks
to Ted Kingan and the other instructors

for allowing themselves to be evicted
temporarily). Our local for now: 384.

REGISTER NOW FOR SOCCER CLINIC

The Capilano College Summer Soccer

Development Clinic is coming up again, and
says Joe lacobellis, if you have an

interested kid in the family, they should
join up right away to make sure they get

in. There will be a maximum of 30 students
per session and registration is strictly

on a first-come-first-served basis.
Applicants should have at least one year

playing experience in the North Shore
Youth Soccer League. The sessions will be

held from July 4-8, 9:30 am to 12:30 for
both boys and girls. Application forms can

be obtained from the Reigstration desk or
from Joe, local 32C.

SCIENCE STUDENTS HOSTED

Approximately 65 students from Hillside,
Windsor, Seycove, Sentinel, Elphinstone,
West Van., Howe Sound, Sutherland, Argyle,
Handsworth, and Pemberton high schools
were here at the college on May 5 to take
part in the third annual Science
Enrichment Workshop. These students, the
top in their schools, were given the
chance to take part in two advanced
workshops in Biology, Chemistry, Physics
or Math with our top instructors and lab
supervisors. Counsellors from the high
schools who came along seemed to be much

impressed and in many cases got as wrapped
up as the students in the labs that were

underway. This event has become very
popular in a short period of time—this

year there were requests for three times
as many students as the College could

handle.

JOB OPPORTUNITY

Former Commercial Art student, Barbara
Thomas, has opened her own gallery called
"Little Sister's" and is looking for
artists. For information call 669-1753.

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