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Photocopy of newspaper article about Capilano College Principle Paul Gallagher receiving the key for the new Sechelt classroom building. The new satellite campus was described as a leased building at the northern end of Inlet Avenue. Selected by…

Newspaper article encouraging people to vote for a North Shore college.

News article about the use of math videos in class. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Opening ceremony for multi-purpose building (Fir) Caption: Unveiling the plaque at the dedication ceremonies at Capilano College. Holding it are college council chairman Hilda Rizun and Education Minister Bill Vander Zalm.

A evening encouraging discussion on the issue of domestic violence, to assist battered women in Squamish. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Dr. Greg Lee, dean of Capilano College, outlined the college courses for the young people who do not want to go to a university but prefer to go into trades or to take a vocational program. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Capilano College wins Association of Canadian Community College (ACCC) Program Excellent Award. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Sarah Regan of the Capilano College Lady Blues soccer team striker wins the Canadian College Athletics' Association Female Athlete of the Year award as well as a North Shore award for top open female athlete. Selected by the 50th Anniversary…

Includes a list of students and their bands, who have completed and passed the modules to the Social Service Worker Program.

Advertisement notifying the community of Capilano College's application to become accredited with NWCCU, an American post-secondary accreditation body. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Hilda Rizun, chairman of Capilano College council, discusses potential cuts to program to meet budget needs. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Sofia Hidalgo, Cap College soccer team forward was asked to join the team for a series of world Cup preliminary qualifier games. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Local newspaper coverage of the Capilano Blues basketball teams. Photo of Diana Olsen. Photo Credit: Eric Eggertson. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Notice to students after a 9-day labour dispute, published in the local press. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Caption: You can't tell from this shot, but those handling registration at Capilano College really were busy, handling an estimated 1, 750 full-time students and 1,800 more part-timers.

Photo caption reads: Wrong washroom? Not at all-it's just Capilano College student Greg Kastes (top picture) checking his "Tootsie" hairdo, watched by classmate Bruce Holden, before competing Thursday in the college's Tootsie…

Trudy Winch, Paul Gallagher, and Sid Dyke approving of the 10th anniversary logo. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Announcement by Walt Disney Animation Canada Inc. of a new Canadian studio with offices in Vancouver and Toronto, creating about 200 jobs. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Caption: Sifting through some of the submissions the Capilano Review receives, associate editor Dorothy Jantzen and editor Ann Rosenberg look for the one per cent of unsolicited manuscripts that will make it into Cap College's literary magazine…

Announcement of new college president in March 1995, Dr. Greg Lee. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

"Building With Books" campaign looked to raise funds to stock the new library. The College hoped to raise 0,000. Selected by 50th Anniversary History Team.

Capilano College's Asia Pacific Management Cooperative Program (APMCP) wins Outstanding Program Award from the Canadian Bureau for International Education. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Former Capilano University classmates create a mobile fashion boutique at Lonsdale Quay. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.

Results for the first annual pong tournment finals. Cap Courier republished this article in their Feburary 23rd 2007 edition. Selected by the 50th Anniversary History Team.