Stress mgmt. for students

Do you know any strung out students? Then,
perhaps you should refer them to the
Counselling department who are running a
free workshop on Stress Management and
Relaxation Training in February. This
course will take place on Tuesdays from
12:30 to 1:45 for three weeks in the All
College Lounge, and those who want details
about it should contact Yvonne McColl at
local 432. Counselling is also offering a
Career Planning and Testing Workshop on
Tuesdays from 12:15 to 1:45 in room P101.
The expert on this course is Dave Jones,
local 215. Both of these workshops are
free and students who wish to take them
should sign up ahead of time at Counselling
Reception in M building.

Forum Africa still going

Anyone who missed "Forum Africa", the
combined TV broadcast and public meetings
which took place in B.C. in October, can
still forward any ideas or suggestions to
John Bannister. The forum was intended to
find ideas on how Canadian money should be
spent in Africa, and how Canada can help
African countries move from famine relief
to recovery and economic development.
Bannister is one of two B.C. people
involved with Forum Africa who has been
invited to Ottawa in February for the
national meeting on the subject.

Sign language

Douglas College is offering a course in
American Sign Language this term—for
details call them at 520-5473.

Articles on women solicited

The Capilano Courier is putting out a
special issue in February entitled "In
Celebration of Women" and they are
soliciting submissions from members of the
College community. Poems, short fiction,
news, features, anecdotes, or announcements
and information are all welcome starting
February 1, and the deadline will be Feb.
14. For details contact Janice Irving,
Features Coordinator at local 200, or drop
in to the Courier Office in Portable C-4.

Japan exchange cont.

the exchange of students between the two
colleges. Capilano currently has two
students in Japan, and Japanese students
have been coming to Capilano each summer
for short English language programs.

The two students for this latest exchange
will be selected by a faculty committee.
The committee will be most interested in a
statement of how an international
experience fits into the student's career
goals, and in their willingness to prepare
themselves in terms of both language and
culture for their stay in Japan.

Any student interested in obtaining more
information should contact Jackie Waiker,
local 234, and anyone interested in
applying should write to Douglas Jardine,
Dean of Instructional Services, by Friday,
February 14, 1986. The Selection Committee
will commence interviewing applicants in
March.

Artist writes

Dave Sharrock, graphic artist in MPC, is
checking out his most recently published
article for spelling errors. Sharrock
wrote a creative piece describing Denman
and Hornby Islands for a pacific northwest
boating magazine called "Nor'Westing."