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A letter from North Van Secondary Student's Union, reminding voters to vote in favour of a new college.

Letter to planning committee suggesting various names for the college including North-West College, Coast-West College, Capilano College, Nootka College, Seymour College, Alexander Mackenzie, Michener College. Selected by 50th Anniversary History…

Letter to planning committee suggesting West-Van Bay College as a name for the college. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Draft of 1978-79 Calendar regarding 10th anniversary.

Letter to planning committee suggesting various names for the college including Evergreen College, Capilano College, Lionsview College, Georgia View College and Mountainside College. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Letter from Daniel Jarvis, MLA North Vancouver-Seymour to Greg Lee, Capilano College President responding to an earlier letter with regards to degree granting authority to Capilano College and expressing his support of the college's interest in…

Letter from Assistant Deputer Minister of Advanced Education, Jim Soles to Greg Lee, Capilano College President, notifying the recommendation that the college be endowed with the right to confer degrees (Bachelor of Music Therapy, Bachelor of Music…

Invitation to Grad 1974, a letter from Diana Wilkinson to Denise Skwarok, the text of a speech given by A.H. Glenesk, and a thank-you note from Denise Skwarok to A.H. Glenesk.

A letter encouraging parents to vote for the creation of the college.

Letters sent to principals, and student council presidents in surrounding schools including Howe Sound Secondary School, Pemberton Secondary School, Pender Harbour Secondary School, West Vancouver Senior Secondary School, Sentinel Senior Secondary…

Letter sent with promotional materials.

British Columbia Library Association presents Merit Award to new library building. Letter of congratulations to President Doug Jardine. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

A hand-written testimonial used in the 1978 Cap Communicator. Published version found in 2304499-0008 pg. 34 "A Happy Dummy". Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Letter summarizing what needs to be done to prepare the way for creating the school.

A hand-written testimonial used in the 1978 Cap Communicator. Published version found in 2304499-0008 pg. 13 "A Gleam in the Eye". Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Letter acknowledging receipt of offer of assistance from Capilano University to "make this the best games ever". Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Letter from Shirley Bond, Minister of Advanced Education to Greg Lee, Capilano College President responding to an earlier letter with regards to support of The Degree Authorization Act but expressing concern about the how timing of its…

Identical letters sent giving advice on how to campaign for the creation of the school.

An invitation to "all capilano people" to attend the Open House.

Letter from President Greg Lee to Darrell Mussatto, Mayor of the City of North Vancouver, and council, requesting support for Capilano College's campaign to become a university. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Faxed copy of the Order of the Lieutenant Governor in Council - Order of Schedule for Capilano College to grant four degrees in its own name - Bachelor of Music Therapy, Bachelor of Music in Jazz Studies, Bachelor of Tourism Management and Bachelor…

Invitation to faculty and staff to the Seventh Annual Graduation Ceremony on May 28, 1976. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Letter from Bill Murdoch, Theatre program instructor, to Dave Coles, Music Students' Union, seeking a music student to assist in the student production of Ten Blocks on the Camino Real by Tennessee Williams. Selected by 50th Anniversary History…

An invitation to the ribbon cutting ceremony marking the grand opening of the Squamish Learning Centre and Community Information Services.

Letter to planning committee suggesting Chief Khahtsahlano as a name for the college. Includes obituary article about the chief written for a local newpaper by the same author. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.