the Volume Vill No. 13. April 22, 1986 informer _ Striped tourist vail oS af A visitor, no doubt looking for the Outdoor Recreation department, was spotted on campus recently by Dave Sharrock and his camera. CASP students awarded The CASP program recently wrapped up its — first year on campus with an "Evening of Celebration." Members of the program's Advisory Committee were on hand for the festivities and presented the following awards: BAND SUCCESS AWARDS Squamish Indian Band - Kim Seward Sechelt Indian Band - Lenora Julius Burrard Indian Band - Lorelei Thomas Mt. Currie Indian Band - Wayne Frank Bella Bella Indian Band - Lori Brock MOST PROMISING STUDENTS (Spring '86 term) Rosa Andrews - Mt. Currie Indian Band Theresa Newman - Squamish Indian Band CASP SUCCESS AWARD Monica Jacobs - Squamish Indian Band THELMA THEVARGE MEMORIAL AWARD ($250) Winnifred Nahanee - Squamish Indian Band All CASP students completing the semester were presented with certificates. The CASP Cap Week drops, Informer staggers on program is now taking applications for The Informer's usually eccentric next year's program which starts this fall. publishing schedule will become truly Coordinator Terry Hood said: "CASP now erratic with the approach of the summer looks forward to providing effective months. To be precise, we will publish an support to even greater numbers of native issue whenever sufficient news collects students on campus next year. here to warrant printing a page or two. So please don't forget us—keep us posted on Spring Fling Monday whatever activities are taking place. Faculty, staff and administration are all The Cap Week column which appears on invited to an end of term "Spring Fling" | Wednesdays in the North Shore News will be hosted by Facilities on Monday, April 28. packing it in for the summer—-your last The event, to be held from 4 to 6 pm in chance to get anything in is Friday a.m. the 4th floor H building lounge, will for the April 30 column. Cap Week will feature food, a cash bar and general reappear in August. festivities. capilano college