Students get Bursaries

Two of the three recipients of bursaries
from the Women's Auxiliary to the Canadian
Paraplegic Association this fall are from
Capilano College. Congratulations and good
luck to Denise Labrosse, Legal Assistant

Program, and David Metcalf, Psychology
major.

More Movies
The Student Union is once again_ running

movies on Thursday nights in the Student
Lounge and the line up for September is
impressive. Sept. 16 is Chariots of Fire,
Sept. 23 Reds, and Sept. 30 Surfacing.
And the program for the fall continues ex-
cellent with such old and new favourites
as Casablanca, Blazing Saddles, My Brill-
iant Career and Deer Hunter. Admission is
$1 for students, $2 for everyone else and
films start at 7:30 pm.

CE registration runs rampant

Credit registrations aren't the only thing
to have risen this fall. Last weekend's
credit free registration session at Park
Royal saw registrations double from about
300 last year to approximately 600. ''It
was great--very worthwhile’ said a pleased
but tired Joy Smith.

Six learn instructional skills

From August 23rd to 27th, six instructors

taught their way through the exciting, but
exhausting third session of the Instruc-
tional Skills Workshop. The six were:
Shirley Brown, B.T.S.D. in Squamish, Terry
Berrington, Business Management, Merv
Campone, TV writer of Beachcombers who
is teaching a C.E. course on TV Writing
this fall, Tony Carter, Business Manage-
ment, Donna Gaulin, Homemaker program at
Sechelt, and Gary Hudson, Business Manage-
ment. After the first introductory day
each participant prepared and taught a 10
minute video-taped mini-lesson, which was
then discussed by all. Hilary Clark, who
ran the workshop, reports that enthusiasm

ran high and it was often difficult to
stop the discussion of one ''teacher's'' les-
son to get on to the next. "All were im-
pressed with the changes they saw in

themselves and their classmates.''

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Fall fitness happenings

The ever popular aerobic exercise classes
at noon will be continuing at the Fitness

Centre this fall. Classes will be’ held
Monday and Wednesday from 1 to 2 and Tues-

day and Thursday from noon to 1. The reg-
istration fee for the term is $5 for 12

weeks and registration will be taken at
the first class. Both men and women are

encouraged to participate, and exercise
strip is required. Joe lacobellis also

wants to remind people of the Fitness Cen-
tre schedule for this fall. The Centre

will be open from 8 am to 5 pm Monday to
Friday. Full shower and sauna facilities

are available, as well as the universal
gym. apparatus, lockers and fitness evalua-

tions. For a personal fitness evaluation
and prescribed exercise program make an

appointment with Joe at local 320, bearing
in mind that the cost of the evaluation is

$23 for community members and FREE for all
faculty, staff and students. There is a

jogging club and people who are interested
in forming other clubs should contact Joe.

Finally, there will once again be a Pre-
Ski Fitness Program--for information check

the credit free brochure.

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