Informer

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Action on the
Soccer Field

ongratulations to the four female

and four male Capilano soccer
players who have been selected for the
B.C. Provincial All-Star Teams.

Striker and midfielder Melissa Artuso
and centre back Dian Van Drimmelen
were voted onto the Women’s First Team
and named to the All-Canadian Team for
Colleges. Michelle Artuso and Lynn
Westerman were voted onto the
provincial Second Team.

Midfielder John Pashalidas, central
midfielder/striker David Mori, and
sweeper Harry Sandhu were voted to
the Men’s First Team with John and
David named to the All-Canadian Team.
Aaron Bruce was voted onto the Men’s
Second Team.

“It’s quite an honor to be selected for
these teams,” said Joseph Iacobellis,
manager of Athletics and Recreation.
“The awards for soccer are given once a
year and all the athletes should feel very
proud of being selected.”

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Melissa Artuso, (with the ball), was named to the All-Canadian Women's Soccer
Team for Colleges. She's seen here in action against Okanagan University College.

In other soccer news, both of
Capilano College’s soccer teams
travelled to Kamloops on November 5
to compete in the BCCAA Provincial
Playoffs.

The results are as follows:
Semi-Finals:
Women

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Langara
Capilano 2

Men Capilano 2
Malaspina 1

Finals:

Women Capilano 3
U.C//Fraser Valley 0

Men U.C/Cariboo 1
Capilano College 0

The women received a bronze medal
and the men captured a silver medal. O

Food Survey Results

Ras are in from the 300 food
ervice surveys issued at random
to the College community last spring.

The overall consensus from the 71
replies is that food service operation is
doing most things well. While
Richard Brown, director of Food
Services, is reviewing areas requiring
attention, there is one area which
needs little alteration. Receiving top
marks out of four categories was the
quality of service.

A new survey will be conducted in
the near future with the Food Services
Committee looking forward to a
greater response. O

The ACCC 1995
Awards Program

he Association of Canadian
Community Colleges is calling
for nominations for its national

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awards program. Individual and
institutional achievements will be
honored in six categories: teaching
excellence, program excellence,
internationalization excellence,
leadership excellence, student
leadership excellence, and staff
excellence.

ACCC member institutions may
submit one nomination per category.
Nominations must be received at the
ACCC Secretariat by December 2,
1994. Please contact John Potts at
2988 for more information.

Report Available
from Internal
Evaluation
Committee

he Internal Evaluation Committee
is busy preparing its final report

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and copies will be available in
November. There will be two
versions of the final report. First, a
summary version of
recommendations and conclusions
that will have a wide distribution.
Second, a complete report with
appendices that will be available in
the Library and other selected
locations.

The Committee expresses its
sincere thanks to the College
community. Individual time and
cooperation in completing the
climate survey and ballot was most
appreciated. Attendance and input
at the all-College forum was
extremely valuable. Interest and
concern was noted and taken into
consideration. Most important, the
Committee had the opportunity to
meet and work with some
wonderful College personnel and
students. O