THE INFORMER PAGE 3 MARCH 31, 1992

International Women's Day Covers the Spectrum

Starting with a breakfast on Tues., March 3 and ending with
a standing room only lecture on women’s economics by Dr.
Marjorie Cohen on March 5, Capilano College marked Interna-
tional Women’s Day (March 8) with a variety of interesting, in-
formative events.

Judi Fletcher (PR), Sharon Feyer (Films), and Barb Robertson

(Registrar's Office) enjoyed breakfast and even smiled (at such
an early hour!)

Heather Laing, the College’s first Sexual Harassment Policy
Advisor, introduced herself at breakfast.

Graham Forst captured his audience with a lecture on
Ibsen’s women.

ABOVE: The Women’s Issues Committee (Students’
Union) welcomed administrators to the re-opening of
the Women’s Centre in L202's temporary space. Thanks
to the Committee’s work the room was furnished and
ready for the March 4 open house. The Centre is
available for women for meetings, quiet study,
workshops, and events. Contact the Student Union, N
Building for access information. The Centre will have a
permanent space in the renovated B Building.

RIGHT: Connie Barber, Jane Hamilton, and Carol
McQuarrie visited one of the booths at the
community group displays.