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(Photos by
Edna Sakata)

Lineup grows for summer school

late summer school

registration may be the reason
approximately 800 students were lined
around and through the Birch building
on Tuesday, April 6. “Normally we
register in March,” says Cheryl Helm,

office manager in the Registrar’s office.

“It’s possible that because of late

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nstructors and students of the

Capilano College Film Studies
program are wanting to hear about your
most memorable experience(s) on
campus. Did something funny, bizarre,
scary, unusual, or supernatural happen
to you? Film Studies members think the
answer is a definite “yes.”

Write your experience on one sheet
of paper, place it in an interoffice
envelope, and send it to Jan Nablo,
Film Studies, P building. If your tale is
chosen, it will be developed into a short

registration, the students have a
better idea of what they want to take.
This would create longer lineups and
more registrants.” People were here
to sign up for university transfer and
Business Administration courses.
ESL and ABE students register at a
later date.

dramatic screenplay, which may be
produced as a short video by the Film
Studies students in their second
semester. You can always submit your
story anonymously, but more details
may be necessary and could be
provided through an interview.

The idea was motivated by a
screening of Subway Stories, an award-
winning program from the Banff
International Festival. However, this
time it’s your chance for 15 minutes of
fame. Grab it while you can.

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May 14/99