A BIRTHDAY PARTY

Just For You

CAPILANO COLLEGE'S

lOth ANNIVERSARY

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OPEN
HOUSE

In our first decade, over 21,000 people have studied in credit courses at the college, with
many more coming for interest courses through the Community Education Division.
We hope you will enjoy exploring the campus. You are welcome, and the resources of the
college are at your service.
Following is th!' Schedule of Events:

FRIDAY MARCH 9th
12:00 Open House begins
12:00 Observation Room of the Day Care
Centre opens for the afternoon.
12:00- Anthropology/Sociology Film: "Last of
the Cuiva", Main Floor Lounge, Tower
Building.
1:00 International Food Bazaar Humanities Division. Main Building,
South Campus (all afternoon),
Multilingual Display in B175/176.
1:00 German Class and Lab NB 105
2:00
1:00- Music Therapy Films,
2:30 NA Building, North Campus
1 :30- Chemistry Magic Show,
2:30 Cafetheatre
2:00- French Class and Lab NB 105
3:00
2:00- Harpsichord recital,
3:00 Music Building (NA)
2:00- Anthropology/Sociology Films: "The
Berger Report" and "Than Land is the
Culture", Tower Lounge.
2:30 Puppet Show A107;
Children's Films A106
3:00- German Skits and music
4:00 B 175/176
3:00- Spanish Class and Lab NB105
4:00
3:00 Alvin Kwok, jazz pianist,
Music Building (NA)
3:30- Children's Group Piano Lessons.
NA101 (Demonstration
open to
observers).
5:00 Cafetheatre
4:00- Dialogue Canada Class
5:00 and Lab NB 105
4:15- Children's Group Piano Lessons.
5:15
NA101 (Demonstration open to
observers).
4:30 Puppet Show A 107;
Children's Films A 106
5:00- Spanish Class and Lab,
6:00 Lab NB 105
6:00- French Class and
7:00 Lab NB 105
7:00 Puppet Show A 107;
Children's Films A 106
7:00- Folk Songs of France and Quebec
sung by Micheline Pellerin, B 175-176
7:00- Conversational German
8:00 NB 105
7:00- Geography Multi-Media Presentation,
Main Floor Lounge, Tower Building
7:30- Music Department Recital,
10:00 Cafetheatre
7:30 English Department: "Meet the
Authors", Sunken Lounge, Social
Sciences Area.
8:00- Disco Fashion Show, Retail Fashion
Studio, 2nd Floor, Tower Building
8:00- FilM ON Germany B 175
9:00
8:00- Dialogue Canada Class
9:00 and Lab NB 105

SATURDAY MARCH 10th
10:00

International Food Bazaar and
Multilingual Display all day in B175/176

10:00- Anthropology/Sociology Films, "Ways
of Seeing", "This is Marshall
McLuhan" and a tape/slide collage
"Adscape" shown in the Tower Lounge
10:30- Chemistry Magic Show,
11 :30 Cafetheatre
11:30- Film on Germany,
12:00 B 175/176
11 :00- Spanish Class and
12:00 Lab, NB 105
11:30 Puppet Show A 107;
Children's Films A 106
12:00- French Class and
12:00 Lab, NB 105
1:30 Anthropology/Sociology
Films:
"Afghan Village", "Nomads" and
"Afghan Women" will be screened in
the Tower Lounge
12:00- Alvin Kwok, jazz pianist,
1:00 Music Building (NA)
1:00- Music Therapy Films,
2:30 Music Building (NA)
1:00- Chemistry Magic Show,
2:00 Cafetheatre
1 :00- German Class and
2:00 Lab, NB 105
1:00- Folk Songs of France and Quebec
sung by Micheline Pellerin, B 175/176
1:00- Women's Resource Centre: Coffee
Reception Main Floor, Tower Building
1:30 Puppet Show A 107;
Children's Films A106
2:00- Dialogue Canada Class and
3:00 Lab, NB 1@5
2:00- Music of Germany,
2:30 B 175/176
2:00- Anthropology/Sociology Films: "Wild
Child" and "Egypte", Tower Lounge
2:30 Jazz Ensemble Concert.
3:30 Cafetheatre
3:00- Disco Fashion Show, Retail Fashion
Studio, 2nd Floor, Tower Building
3:30

Puppet Show A107;
Children's Films A106

3:45- Harpsichord recital,
4:45

Music building (NA)

4:30- Chemistry Magic Show,
5:30 Cafetheatre
5:30- Reception hosted by the Principal and
Members of the College Board, Tower
Lounge.
EVERYONE WELCOME
7:00- Music Department Recital:
8:30 Choir, Jazz Group, etc. Cafe Theatre.
8:30- Disco Fashion Show,
9:00 Cafetheatre
9:00 Disco Dance,
Cafetheatre

Plus Displays in: Chemistry, Counselling, Early Childhood Education, Geography, English,
Geography, Humanities, Geology, Learning Assistance, Mathematics, Media Resources,
Outdoor Recreation, Music, Athletics, Biology, Basic Training & Skills Development,
Business Management, Business Training, Theatre, Social Sciences, Retail Fashion, Art,
Physics and Anthropology, women's studies & resource centre .

..-----SPECIAL PRE OPEN HOUSE EVENTS-----..
Cafe Theatre, South Campus
Wednesday, March 7th 8:00- 10:00 p.m.
"VOYAGE OF THE ORENDA"

•Geordie Tocher's 1978 adventure to Hawaii in a dugout. Film will be introduced by
Karin Lind (narrated by Geordie Tocher).
Thursday, March 8th 8:00- 10:00 p.m.

"Fads, Facts and Fallacies in Astronomy"
•David A. Rodger, Curator of the Vancouver Planetarium, will speak on U.F.O's,
Astrology, Lunar Madness, Ancient Astronauts ... and may even show films of our
latest eclipse.

ALL EVENTS ARE FREE TO THE PUBLIC
FOR INFORMATION CALL 986-1911 local 321

Come Join in the Fun
2055 Purcell Way, North Vancouver
Up The Hill From the Coach House