Daily News Goes Online

B y now, many people may have
noticed a new category on the main

computer menu called Daily News. The
Public Relations department initiated a
test run on this new electronic
information vehicle over the past few
months and we are now ready to go
online full-time.

Daily News will be utilized and
shared by all College employees who
have access to a computer and to
Claude. This additional communications
data base is meant to facilitate, improve
and aid communications within the
College community. It will also offer
up-to-date information relating to
College activities.

How To Include Your
Important Information

There are five categories in Daily
News where you can have your
information placed for quick and easy
access. They are: Daily Update, Weekly
Calendar, Classifieds, People and Sports
Page. If you have an important event or
piece of information which you would

like to share with the College
community, simply type it into Pegasus
Mail and send it to
capnews@capcollege.bc.ca. Please note
that this address must be typed in lower
case letters and users must use the full
name. Your message will be sent to the
College reception desk and inputted
there. This will ensure that all news will
appear on screen in a consistent style and
updated or removed when necessary. It
will also assist reception in directing
inquiries for particular events.

Information on concerts, change of
venues for exams, new faces in your
department, or a car for sale, are just
some examples of what can be sent.
News will be added daily and all
categories will be updated weekly, unless
extensions are requested. Daily News can
also be accessed from Triton, so you will
be able to check what’s going on at the
College from your home computer.

» We hope that you will all use Daily
News on a regular basis and pass on any
relevant information to members of your
department who may not have access to a
computer or to Claude. i

Brian Latta and Amy Nosek are Ben and Gloria in Murray Schisgal’s play The
Tiger. The two actors are members of The Burning Bright Theatre Company and
made their public acting debut in this year’s Vancouver Fringe Festival. The Burning
Bright Theatre Company is a group of young and young at heart theatre artists who
got their start at Capilano College. The company is presently under the direction of
Bill Murdoch, convenor of Capilano College’s Theatre Arts and Visual and

Performing Arts departments. 4

CAPILANO COLLEGE COMMUNITY CHOIR & CAPILANO COLLEGE SINGERS

Magnificent Music
Available on CD

he Capilano College Community

Choir and Capilano College Singers
are pleased to announce the release of
their first CD. This new recording
features the choirs and orchestra
performing Bach’s “Magnificat” and
Haydn’s “Te Deum” and David
Vandereyk performing Bach’s Piano
Concerto in A major.

This recording is available in the
music office for $16. Price includes
taxes. It is also available at the Magic
Flute and Sikora Records. :i

c= xine INformer

The Informer is produced
monthly by the Capilano College
Public Relations Department.
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
Public Relations
Capilano College
2055 Purcell Way
North Vancouver, B.C. V7J 3H5
Tel: 986-1911, loc. 2088
Fax: 984-1714
Deadline for October’s issue:
the first Monday of October.

Next issue date is October 20