You may not notice it a great deal, but
Capilano College does have a Theatre de-
partment and if you'd jike to take a jook
at some of their acting, you've got two
good chances coming up. The first will not
cost you anything: on Thursday in the All
College Lounge Theatre students will be
performing improvisation. The time is 1:30
and everyone is welcome to drop by. Your
next, more formal opportunity will cost $3
but it's well worth it. April 8, 9, 10, &
11, the Theatre department will be putting
on three one-act plays at Presentation
House fn North Van. For an evening of en-
tertainment ranging from-absurdist comedy
to metaphysical murder, show up for the
8:30 performance and see ''Frugal Repast"',
"The Future is in Eggs'', and ‘Shakespeare

Must Die! (a guaranteed hit with English
200 students, in title, if not in action.)
For more details, check with Bill Murdoch

from the Theatre department.

From the Musical Parking Signs department:
parking signs outside the north cafeteria
have been changed again, so beware. Accor-~
ding to my info, this change in is regard
to whd¢elchair user parking, but I haven't
been there myself to check. Keep your eyes
peeled, then, and if they've removed your
favourite space bear in mind that it's all
in aid of a good cause. And watch for the

tow truck. 7
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Would you believe administrators do it in

triplicate?

Tuesdays and Thursday.

Apologies to all and sundry interested in
Paul Azaroff's Israel slide show at the
Vandusen Gardens. We advertised it fast
week as being on March 23 (Sunday), but it
has been moved to Sun. the 30. We haven't
changed our minds about it ‘being worth-
while to attend, however. We might even go
so far as to guarantee a fascinating even-
ing for those who go.
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The B.C. TEAL (Teachers of English as an
Additional Language) had a conference last
weekend, and they invited none other than
Dr. Richard Glass from Cap to host a Junch
time discussion on Audio-Lingualism. Lunch
at the Hyatt Regency jis not to be sneezed
at. According to our languages department,
Cap was rumoured to be the only college in
the province (world?) to have 100% attend-
ance by their E.S.L. instructors.  Er....
we do have another, don't we? a
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\f you haven't been up to the second floor
of the tower lately to take a look in the
gallery, we suggest you do just that. The
gallery ts really looking good. From March
10 - 21. they were showing sculpture, © and
now from the 24th to April 4& they will be
showing prints. After that, from April 7 -
18 there will be crafts on display. Wander
by and take a look--you']]l be impressed.
Then again, maintenance workers do it --
with a few repairs....
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Once again, here is an opportunity to in-
troduce a little music into your Junch
hours. Student recitals are being held in
the music building (NA 107) at noon on
Everything from
classical to pop, jazz, and rock, either
solo or in small groups will be happening.
Also, if you enjoy voice, April 3. and 10
will be the final reci-
tals for university
transfer students who
will be graduating this
year. College people
only are welcome to
come by and listen in.
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