Students and faculty joined forces at Capilano College yesterday morning to protest increases in tuition and cutbacks in government funding

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Digital Document
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CapU Historical Documents
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clippings (information artifacts)
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Date Created/Date Issued
1981-01-21
Publisher
North Shore News
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Associated name (asn): Peters, Terry
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Description / Synopsis
Capilano College students and faculty boycotted morning classes before holding a rally to protest increases in tuition and cutbacks in government spending that would mean a reduction of 100 sections at the college and result in faculty lay-offs. Photo of Capilano Faculty Association President, Karl Kobylansky. Photo Credit: Terry Peters. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.
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1 p. ; 22 x 28 cm
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2304580-2079V
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IN COPYRIGHT
Subject Topic
Subject Topic
CapU History: Administration and Planning
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“Students and Faculty Joined Forces at Capilano College Yesterday Morning to Protest Increases in Tuition and Cutbacks in Government Funding”. Clippings (information artifacts). CapU Historical Documents. North Shore News, January 21, 1981. Handle placeholder.
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