Scholarship offered

Applications are being accepted now at the
Financial Aid office for the Paul Gallagher

Scholarship for Excellence, a new award
here at Cap. The scholarship consists of a

direct payment to Capilano College of -

tuition fees, plus an allowance of $250
per term towards the cost of books and
other educational expenses. Applicants
must have completed at least 15 credit
hours at Cap in any program, and financial
need is not a consideration in the
selection. To quote from the regulations,
"In making its selection, the Committee
will have regard for ... demonstrated
scholastic achievement; qualities of
leadership as demonstrated in the
activities of the applicant; an enthusiastic
and optimistic approach to work and
leisure; warmth and compassion towards
others and a belief in the innate goodness
of people." The application deadline is
December 31 and forms are available from
Financial Aid.

Music for lunch

Don't forget to take your lunch to H113
on Wednesday Nov. 13 at 12:10 for the
Music Transfer program's Faculty Recital
with Arlene McIntyre, soprano, accompanied
by Marnie Carter, pianist. The program is
free and all are welcome. Next Wednesday
the recital will feature the Deep Cove
Chamber Soloists String Quartet.

Bishop to speak in North Van.

The well known and controversial social
activist Bishop Remi de Roo will be
speaking in North Vancouver on November
13. Bishop de Roo has been outspoken on
peace issues and human rights, and
attracted national attention this May when
the Social Affairs Commission of the
Canadian Conference of Catholic Bishops
supported striking workers at Eaton's. He
will be speaking at the NDP annual general
meeting on the topic of Ethical
Reflections on the Economic Crisis and the
public is welcome to attend. The meeting
will be held at Queen Mary School, 230 W.
Keith Road, North Van. at 7:30 pm, Wed.
Nov..13.

AIDS talk Monday

Donna Savage from Health Services will be
giving a talk on a topic of considerable
interest these days—AIDS. She will be in
the All College Lounge on Monday, November
18 at 12 noon to discuss information about
AIDS. All are welcome.

Xmas
party time

Christmas [L
is approaching
and this year the
College's Christmas party is
going to be held off campus.
There will be a dinner
and dance at the North Shore Winter Club
on Saturday, December 7 from 6 pm to
midnight, which will include a cocktail
hour from 6 to 7, a buffet dinner from 7
to 8, and dancing (a mixed bag of tunes
from the 50's on up) until midnight. Lynne
Hamilton and her choral group will also be
on hand to entertain us. Tickets include
the dinner and entertainment and will be
selling for $20. They will be available
from November 15 to 30 from the Accounting
Office, H building (Lynn Kroetlinger) ,
and M building (Leslie Gillis). The chief
organizer is Sandra Chester.

EDTs upcoming

There is an EDT (English Diagnostic Test)
upcoming on Tuesday, November 26 from
6:45 to 9 pm in L201/202. These tests are
mandatory for students who wish to take
first year English classes. There will be
additional tests in January on the 3rd,
6th, 7th, and 8th. Consult the Humanities
Division for details.

UNCLASSIFIEDS

Would the person who once sold wood for
fireplaces two or three years ago please
call Doug Loblaw at 573. This wood person
would appreciate it.