Grant benefits
students, c o l l e g e
• Capilano College was granted
$25,000 by the Department of
Education for the hiring of
students during the summer.
The grant was part of the $1
million
for
summer
employment
of
students
throughout the province.
Capilano College used the
money to hire the students to
help with summer projects at the
College.
Most of these tasks
related to the College's move to
. its new Lynnmour campus, and
some of the help was utilized on
landscaping and beautification
work on the grounds.
A number of students were
w o r k i n g w i t h the College's
Media Centre in organizing
materials, some worked for
Student Services, some manned
an i n f o r m a t i o o n booth that
travelled to the various shopping centres in the district, and
others worked in preparation of
Career Programs and in the
iCollege's general offices.

S T U D E N T S H E L P E D move the «
College^to the new Lynnmour«
Centre this summer.
They
were paid with a Department of
E d u c a t i o n $25,000 g r a n t . '
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