Calendar

SPRING CONCERT

Thursday, March 4

1 p.m.

Capilano College Performing Arts
Theatre

Erica Northcott, soprano, and David
Vandereyk, piano.

Admission by donation.

KOERNER LECTURE SERIES:
OUTSIDE EYES: ART, POLITICS,
CONTRADICTIONS

Sunday, March 7

1 p.m.

Cedar building, room 148

Nettie Wild will show selections from
her recent documentary, A Place
Called Chiapas. Advance passes are
available for $12 by calling 984-1712,
or they can be purchased at the door.
Proceeds go to The Capilano Review
Endowmnent Fund. Support for the
series has been graciously provided by
The Leon & Thea Koerner Foundation,
The Capilano College Foundation and
the Humanities division of Capilano
College.

DEALING WITH ANGER
WORKSHOP

Thursday, March 11

12:35 - 2:25 p.m.

Library building, room 322

An introduction to this complex and
challenging subject. Manage your own
anger and the anger of others.
Presented by Janet Kee, conflict
resolution advisor.

FIRST ANNUAL SILLY OLYMPICS
Wednesday, March 17

Sportsplex

noon — 4 p.m.

Have you had any fun lately? The
Wellness Committee’s mandate to have
fun will be fulfilled at this fundraiser
for the B.C. Special Olympics.
Volunteers are still needed. Please call
Linda Denley at local 1731.

KOERNER LECTURE SERIES:
ANOTHER SET/ OF
CIRCUMSTANCES: POETRY AND
HISTORICAL GEOGRAPHY
Friday, March 19

8 p.m.

Cedar building, room 148

Duncan McNaughton will discuss the
relationship between poetry, history,
and geography, arguing there is no
history without geography and that
poetry as a form is central to
contemporary thought. He will read
from and speak to the work in his most
recent book, another set/of
circumstances. Admission is $5 adults,
$3 students and free for members of the
Capilano Press Society.

SPRING AWARDS

Tuesday, March 23

Capilano College Performing Arts
Theatre

7:30 p.m.

Everyone is welcome to attend.

WEST COAST SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA, CAPILANO
COLLEGE COMMUNITY CHOIR,
& CAPILANO COLLEGE
SINGERS

Clyde Mitchell & Lars Kaario

Jazz CD soon to be released

n the first week of

1999, jazz pianist,
trombonist, composer, and
two-time Juno award-
winner, Hugh Fraser, took #%
his 17-piece Vancouver
Ensemble for Jazz
Improvisation (VEJ]) into
the recording studio to
create a new CD. Hugh’s

compositions were
performed by a stellar band
comprised of the following

music faculty: Dennis
Esson, Dave Robbins, John
Korsrud, Ross Taggart, and
Rob McKenzie. The CD,

sometime in June.

Capilano College alumni and

“ entitled V, should be released

conductors

Friday, April 9 at 8 p.m. and Sunday,
April 11 at 3 p.m.

Capilano College Performing Arts
Theatre

Reserved seating. Call the box office at
990-7810. Admission by donation.
Suggested donation is $10 (general) and
$5 (students/seniors/children).

SPRING CONVOCATION
Thursday, May 27

Sportsplex

7:30 p.m.

Everyone is welcome to attend.

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Informer

The Informer is produced monthly by
the Community Relations Department
of Capilano College. Your submissions
are welcome, but please be aware that
space limitations may prevent
publication. Material may be
edited for brevity and clarity.
Send all correspondence to:
Shelley Kean, Editor
Informer
Community Relations
Capilano College
2055 Purcell Way
North Vancouver, B.C. V7J 3H5
Tel: 983-7596
Fax: 984-1714
e-mail: skean@capcollege.bc.ca
Deadline for the March issue:
Monday, March 8, 1999

Next issue date is March 26/99