the

voie IV No. 34 Navenber 29, 1982

informer

WARNING to car owners

lf your ''set of wheels'' happens to require
gas and happens to be parked frequently at

the College, you should seriously consider

investing a few dollars in a locking gas
cap. There has been a real upswing in the
venerable art of siphoning gasoline in the

last few weeks and more than a few people
have found their expensive fill-ups gone

when they returned to their cars. As Ken
Hughes points out, with the cost of fuel

today it is worth your while to spend a
few dollars on a locking cap so that it

stays in your tank.

Indian Art expert lectures

Of general interest to everyone is a
special speaker who will be lecturing to
the Crafts department at Cap on Friday,
Dec. 3 at 10 am. Well known author,
lecturer and authority on Northwest Coast
Indian Art, Hilary Stewart, will be
speaking about the Salish people and their
weaving, as well as the significance of
the cedar tree in all aspects of Northwest
Coast Indian life. Mieneke Mees reports
that Hilary is an excellent speaker, and
her lecture is open to anyone who would

like to drop by. For more information cal]
Mieneke at 439.

Cap Review gets new Editor

Anne Rosenberg, from Humanities, has the
distinction of being the new Editor of the
Capilano Review. The Review, for those of
you unfamiliar with it, is a high quality
literary/art magazine that has been
produced at the college for the last
decade. Pierre Coupey started the magazine

and edited the first nine issues, followed
by Bill Shermbrucker. Now, with issue

24/5, Anne Rosenberg has taken over the
reins. The Capilano Review, which jis
funded by the College and Canada Council,
is prepared for publication by an
editorial board of students and faculty.
500 individuals and 250 major libraries in
Canada and abroad subscribe to the
magazine which is considered to be one of
the finest publications of its kind in
Canada. Among the well-known people who

have been published in the Review are
Margaret Atwood, Michael Ondaatje, bp

Nichol, Audrey Thomas, Jack Shadbolt and
Arthur Erickson. Says Anne: ''The magazine

continues to publish the best of the
experimental fiction, poetry, art and

photography that it can discover.'' With
the publication of Issue 24/5—a special

double volume on the art and performances
of Gathie Falk—The Cap Review is
embarking on an in-college drive for new
subscriptions. Faculty and staff will be
receiving information on subscriptions
which the Review claims ''are a bargain at
$9.00 for four issues."'

Prince George poet coming
The next reading in the Cap Reading series
will be taking place Thursday, Dec. 2 at 8

pm in the Cafetheatre and will feature
Barry McKinnon. McKinnon is a Prince

George poet who was runner-up for the
Governor General's award in 1981. Poetry

and Prose Readings are free and open to
all persons interested in attending.

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