Japanese college donates gift

The smiling faces belong to Paul Gallagher,
Mr. Koyano, Mr. Goto, Douglas Jardine

and Mr. Egawa, and the occasion is the
presentation to Capilano College of a set
of encyclopedias from our sister college
in Japan, Aichi Gakusen. 27 students were
here from Japan in August for the second
English language immersion program. The
encyclopedia is an English language
encyclopedia of Japan, published for the
first time last year.

White writes

Brian White of Outdoor Rec was busy this

summer on something indoorsy. He wrote a’

textbook entitled ''Leisure/Space: an
Introduction to Outdoor Recreation in
British Columbia.'' It's hot off the press.

Volume VI No. 12 August 21, 1984

New hours, new problems

Two things are going to be immediately
obvious about the College's hours this
fall. First, academic classes will now be
starting at 8:30 am--something which was
not done before because of the nightmarish
traffic problems down by the Coach House.
Second, there will be a basic one-hour
lunch break for all classes on campus from
12:30-1:30 so that people can get together
for meetings and so on. It takes no great
foresight to predict that this is going to
cause a new traffic problem--in the two
cafeterias. Dave Brewer (Supplies and
Services) has a message about this:

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