the

Art Show in Lounge now

The Studio Art students have opened their
first annual student show. Organized,
juried and hung entirely by students in
the program, the show contains work in a

variety of mediums—painting, printmaking,.

drawing, and sculpture in stone, clay and
metal. The show opened Thursday, and
continues to Tuesday, March 3 from 10 am
to 5 pm. Everyone is welcome to come and
view the show in the All College Lounge,
room Al17.

Noon concert Friday

The next in the series of noon concerts
put on by the Bachelor of Music Transfer
program is on Friday at 12:30 and features
Tenor Bruce Hoffman and Pianist Jan
Whiting. These concerts are held in H113
and admission is by donation to the Grand
Piano Fund.

Native Film Festival coming

"The Survival of Native Culture" is the
theme for the Native Indian Film Festival
coming up in March. Sponsored by the CASP
(College Achievement and Support Program)
for Native students, the event is open to

the college community and the general
public. Coming up next week are the first
three films. On Monday, March 9 at 12:30
Guest Speaker Mr. Len George will introduce
"Honour For All", the Alkali Lake Story.
On Wednesday at 12:30 the film "More Than
Bows and Arrows" (on Native cultural
achievements) will be screened. And, on
Thursday, March 11 at 7pm a series of
short features will be shown: "Joe David:
Spirit of the Mask", "Quallunaani", "Ikpik
Bay: Not the Land But Ourselves", "Summer
of the Loucheux", "Song of the Haida

Canoe", and "Spirit of the Hunt". These

films will be shown in room L102, and more -

films will be coming up on March 17/18 and
24/25.

Volume IX No. 6 March 2, 1987

informer

' Guitarist performs Wednesday

The Commercial Music department is holding
a concert on Wednesday, March 4 at 11:45.
Guitarist/instructor Ihor Kukurudza will
be performing with the accompaniment of
two students—Brent Gubbels, bass, and
Regan Hadu, drums. Kukurudza is an
accomplished professional guitarist, who
was formerly with the jazz fusion group
Sky Walk, and has performed with a long
list of top jazz and popular performers
from Moe Koffman and Rob McConnell to Bob
Hope and Mitzi Gaynor. The concert will be
in room H114.

Tickets to “Cats” opening on sale

The Art department, though its association
with the Vancouver Partnership for
Business and the Arts and the Vancouver
East Cultural Centre, has been offered a
limited number of tickets for the opening
night of "Cats" on June 30 at the Queen
Elizabeth Theatre. The price is $100 per
ticket and includes a $50 income tax
deductible receipt, and an invitation to
the Gala after the performance to meet the
cast. 25 seats have been assigned to Cap,
of which 10 are sold already. To order
call Joyce Fancher by Tuesday, March 3 at
4 pm. Proceeds go to the Vancouver East
Cultural Centre.

JUST A QUICKIE...

This is a brief, fast Informer issue being
-put out in the midst of Calendar chaos—
- the Real Thing will be coming out circa
Monday, March 9 and will include the next

Work/Study report and everything else that

wasn't really urgent.

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