Vol. XV
No. 4
March 3/93

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titled “The Associate of Arts and Science
Degree—A New Opportunity.” The
conference takes place in Edmonton,
June 6-9. For information fax (403) 441-
4814.

Richard Longworth, of the Business
Administration faculty, has successfully
completed the requirements for the
professional designation of the Canadian
Information Processing Society. The
I.S.P. (Information Systems Professional
of Canada) designation indicates signifi-
cant education, experience and profes-
sional standards in the computing
industry.

Any classic car buffs out there? Bill
Schermbrucker, of the Humanities
faculty, is having a new book of short

In recognition of his outstanding Restaurant in North Vancouver. stories published, but he has a problem.
service to the community, College Anyone attending the annual confer- The book, Motortherapy, needs a photo
President Doug Jardine has been ence of the Association of Canadian of an Austin A40 Devon for its cover. If
awarded Canada’s 125th Anniversary Community Colleges may be interested you can come up with a picture of a
Medal. Pictured above is Doug receiv- _in knowing that Frank Gelin, Vice- shiny four-door 1948-1950 model of the
ing the medal from North Vancouver President, Academic Studies, will be a car, you’ll get your name in the book, a
MP Chuck Cook, Jan. 20 at Cheers featured speaker. Frank’s presentation is free signed copy and Bill’s gratitude.

Search through your parents’ old photo

5 albums, he suggests. Motortherapy will
International Women’s Day _|_ ®mbistedintuyby Taton Books
Many Activities: Breaking Out,” at 7:30 p.m. Activities Personally Speaking
On Monday, March 8, Capilano run from 8:30 a.m. to 9:30 p.m. For a The College has one new employee

College will celebrate International lecture schedule, see the March 8 this month, Kody Kont, Technician III,
Women’s Day with a long list of listing in “Coming Events.” Biology Lab.
activities, including 23 free lectures Several people have been transferred:
on women’s issues. Topics range from A Point to Ponder Cacilda Tang to Receptionist I,
Social Psychology, to Women and If current trends continue, it will Business Administration
Poverty, to Shaw’s “Major Barbara.” —_take almost 1,000 years for women Jan Stull to Library Assistant III,
The highlights are a discussion of to gain equality with men in eco- Circulation
“The Politics of Women’s Clothing,” - nomic and political areas, the United Kerry Murtagh to Learning Assistant,
led by Ivan Sayers at 1:30 p.m.,anda —_ Nations predicted recently. Out of Pure and Applied Sciences
lecture by Dr. Margaret Fulton on the UN’s 179 member nations, only Tamara Rentz to Receptionist I, Office
“Women Restricted by Structure— six have a female head of state. Administration

Dale Gagne to Personnel Officer