Workshop for faculty repeated

The Instructional Skills Workshops, in-
structed once again by Hilary Clark, will
be taking place May 3 to 7 in the Dynamics
Lab. This very useful workshop is open to
all faculty at the college, including C.E.
instructors, and will be run all day--from
9 to 3:30. Registration is on a first come
information
loc. 392.

first served basis -- for more
or registration call Lee Knight,

Our students tops, says BM

The Business Management department is very
pleased with themselves over the Dean's
List. According to them, 28% of the total
list, or 38 students, were Business Man-
agement students which, they point out, is
quite an accomplishment considering that
the Bus. Mgmt. full time student popula-
tion is only about 10% of the College's
total. ''We are especially proud of this
hard earned achievement of our students!"

Tour tailored for jazz lovers

The Montreux International Jazz Festival
is the most acclaimed jazz showcase in the
world. African, Brazilian, Japanese, Eur-
opean and American stars have been travel-
ling to Switzerland for the last fifteen
years to participate in this summer event,
and if you are interested in taking it in
you might consider the Cap College Copen-
hagen-Montreux Tour from July 7 to 28. The
first four days of this trip will be spent
in Copenhagen visiting their jazz scene
which has quite a reputation in Europe. As
well as a July Jazz Festival they have 20
jazz clubs downtown. Then it's on to Swit-
zerland for 2 weeks at Montreux. The last
two days of the trip will be spent in Gen-
eva before flying back to Vancouver. The
tour will be accompanied by Cap instructor
and jazz vocalist Shannon Gunn. The cost,
including accommodation, pre-tour instruc-
tion and soon will be $2,780 Cdn. For
information brochure, Joy Smith local 325.

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i"'We are not amused!'' was
| the message in the Squamish
Times's March 2. editorial
| regarding these ''eyesores''
that are appearing on peo-
;ple's bumpers” and being
/sold in stores in the reg-
jon. No doubt the BC Tour-
' ism people would agree --
| particularly if they are
' in evidence this summer in
time for all those nervous
|drivers from the prairies.
i'"'This highway is not noted
for its safety,'' understat-
ed the Times, but pointed
out that ''the biggest prob-
| lem on the highway contin-
‘ues to be the carelessness

'of those driving on it."
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