i,

Concert cont.

from both the artistic and political points
of view. The musical highlights were
provided by Gay Alcock, pianist and piano
instructor who played several pieces by
Ravel, and by Judith Forst, mezzo soprano,
who sang excerpts from Carmen and The

Barber of Seville. Speakers included Ed ~

Lavalle, Hilda Rizun, Paul Gallagher, Jim
Matkin of the Employer's Council, Judith
Carle, a Cap graduate, and Barbara
Perrault, speaking for the community. Bob
Cook, Chair of the Campaign, was very
pleased with the response at the concert
and says that "discussion has already
started on how to continue the process of
involving the community in overcoming the
financial difficulties of the college."

Crafts showing upcoming

The Craft Department is presenting two
spring showings of selected work by first
and second year students. The first showing
is scheduled for A117 from April 9 to 19,
and the second for Six of One Studio
Gallery on Granville Island from April 23
to 30. The hours of the latter will be
afternoons from 1 to 5 pm except Mondays.

Sign up for workshop, panel

The Instructional Skills workshops coming
up this spring have only four places left,
warns Hilary Clark. If you are interested
in participating in this unique experience
you should call Lee Knight now at local
392. Clark also notes that ''Excellence in
Teaching'', the panel discussion to be held
May 16, is open to all faculty and staff,
and any students still around. They would
like people to register for it now so they
know how many chairs to obtain for the
Dynamics lab.

Films to be previewed

Two NFB films, ''In Love and Anger'' about
poet Milton Acorn, and "Alden Nowlan' will
be shown in the Preview Room, B109, in
April. Each film will be shown several
times from Monday the 15th to Thursday the
18th—more information will be upcoming in
the next Informer.

B.

Eastcott lectures at gallery

Wayne Eastcott will be lecturing on the
exhibition of his own work at the Crown
Gallery, 560 Beatty St., next week. His
exhibition opened Saturday at the gallery
and continues until April 27th. The two
lectures will be on Tuesday, April 9 at 8
pm, and Thursday, April 11 at 10 am. There
is no fee or registration procedure for
these lectures—if you are interested,
just be at the gallery at those times. For
further information on the gallery you can
phone 684-5407.

Media Centre hours

For students who need to get in some
cramming in the Library, or anyone else
who wants to visit the Media Centre, here
are their Easter hours. They will be
closed on Good Friday, Saturday the 6th,
and Easter Monday, but they will be OPEN
on Easter Sunday from 1 to 5 pm.

SS News
Upcoming movies in the east wing of the
North Cafeteria are: April 2 - ''Star Wars"

and "Empire Strikes Back'', April 3 -
"Heaven Can Wait'', April 9 - "Star Trek I]
Wrath of Khan'', and "Star Trek I11: Space
Seed'', April 10 - ''Clockwork Orange.'' The
movies are shown at 6:00, and the second
features on the double bills start at 8.

Pearson students hold concert

"Around the World in 80 Minutes'', an
international concert of music, dancing,
and singing by the students of Lester B.

Pearson College of the Pacific, will be
held April 12 at 8 pm at the Queen
Elizabeth Theatre. The students come from
all the provinces and territories of
Canada and from 60 countries around the
world. Tickets are $5, $6, and $7 and are
on sale at VTC/CBO outlets.

Store holds year end sale

Cap Corner's end of term sale begins this
week, so if you've been eyeing such items
as candy, stationery, gifts, and sports-
wear, this is your opportunity to get a
bargain. The store will close for the
summer on Wednesday, April 10.