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April 27, 1987 Volume IX, No. 11

informer

Attention: faculty

The annual Instructional Skills Workshop
for faculty will be held on August 31 and
September 1 and 2 for any instructors
wishing to challenge their methodology or
pass on to others a demonstration of their
successful approaches. Contact Lee Knight
(local 2924) for registration or Hilary
Clark for more information.

And once again the semester winds down...

Fundraiser pulls in $1700

The TV cameras were out on campus and so
were students, staff and faculty, when Cap
held a special fundraising carnival on
April 16 for Legal Assistant student Karen
Wishneski. The event, which featured a
barbeque, dunk tank and pub night, was

put on to contribute to Wishneski's
rehabilitation (she was injured in an
accident in January which left her a
quadriplegic) and the event was a roaring
success.

Student Society rep Mahmood Tejani described
the college's response as "fantastic",
noting that the carnival raised almost

$1700, and that more donations have come
in after the fact. The Society went out to
G.F. Strong Rehabilitation Centre on
Friday, April 23 to present a cheque to

Wishneski, but it isn't too late to get in

on the act.

Hazel Soon from the Registrar's Office
reports that they are challenging all
other departments to match or surpass

their contribution of $40.00—give your
money to Tejani at the S.S.

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Handweavers go high tech

On the weekend of April 11/12 a group of
eager students were working over keyboards
in the Computer Lab, but they weren't

Math or SCAT or Business students. They
were weavers.

Mieneke Mees was holding an inaugural
workshop on Computer Assisted Design for
Handweavers and she described the response
as excellent. "Everyone was very
enthusiastic about (believe it or not)
the computers," she commented.

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