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the

Volume Vill No. 3 January 27, 1986

informer

Students: Apply now for Japan

Capilano College is looking for women
students who are interested in working and
studying in Japan for a term, starting in
September 1986. Aichi Gakusen College in
Toyota, Capilano's "sister college", is
for the third time inviting two of our
students to Japan. The invitation provides
each student with a Vancouver-Tokyo-Nagoya
round trip ticket and a scholarship of

Y 720,000 (about $3,000 US). The two
students will have a special program of
studies at the College, and in return will
assist Aichi Gakusen faculty in teaching
four classes a week in conversational
English.

Aichi Gakusen was established in 1912,
making it one of the oldest women's schools
in Japan. Its curriculum focuses on
international education, early childhood
education, nutritional studies, fine arts,
fashion design, and textiles. In 1983
Aichi Gakusen and Capilano established a
special relationship which provides for

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Above:

In this photo, taken in the fall of 1983,
art instructor Wayne Eastcott is standing
with Cap exchange students Frances Thomas
and Jenifer Hood, and Professors Motohide
Egawa and Nishio Kazuchiei in front of the
Toyota campus of Aichi Gakusen College.
Eastcott visited the college while in
Japan for an exhibition of his work, and
the two professors have both been to Cap
with their students.

Need an eye opener?

Well, you can't get bloody marys at either
cafeteria, but this week in the North Cafe
they are having a Coffee and Danisn
special. A 7oz cup of Chase & Sandborn's
"famous inn coffee" and hot danish is 99¢
between 9:30 am and 1:30 pm in the east
side of the cafe. Special ends Jan. 31.

¢= capilano college