September 19, 1983 Volume V No. 24

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No, this is not part of the touring Vatican Collection-this piece entitled "The Delivery of the Keys" by Pietro Perugino is a fresco from the Sistine Chapel painted

in 1482. Yes, the photocopied reproductfon is awful, but you get the general idea.

Vatican Collections Tour The Vatican Collection is NOT coming to

Vancouver. This amazing exhibition of 237 works of art from the Vatican ranging from

Greek sculpture of the 5th century BC to contemporary works by Andre Derain and

Henri Matisse is touring North America, and will come no closer than San Francisco so one of the best ways to see it will be

to join Cap's educational tour to San Francisco November 24-27. Cap and four

other colleges have organized this tour which will be led by Dr. James Russell, Professor of Classics and specialist in

Classical Archaeology at UBC. As well as guided tours of the Vatican Collection, the trip will include a bus tour of San

Francisco and plenty of free time for

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Steer clear of Tow zones Look out! It's Tow-away time again

starting THIS WEDNESDAY, so _if you want your car to be where you left it when you

go back to get it, park it in a Legal parking space . Tritow will be strictly enforcing the parking regulations (and

take it from an experienced person-they are FAST. All it takes is 30 seconds and hey presto, you' re a pedestrian.) If, in

spite of this warning, the unenviable should happen to you, th1s is the

procedure for getting your wheels back:

1. Call Tri tow at 685-8181 and make arrangements either to have someone meet

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Towing cont. you at the storage compound or to have the

driver pick you up outside the North Cafeteria to take you there. (Note: The

compound is now located at 250 Lloyd Ave.)

2 . Cough up the cash or credit card (VISA and MASTERCARD now accepted-no cheques). The fee is $35 plus $5 per additional day

storage .

Finally, if there is some 900d reason why you should be parking in restricted areas

(i.e. physical handicap), contact the Facilities Supervisor at local 309.

If you didn't read that 6 We'll give you one more chance to discover that the Tritow storage compound has again moved-it is now at 250 Lloyd Ave. (which

is about where it was before they moved it to Dollarton Hwy . ) Lloyd, in case you

are wondering, is the street that runs parallel to Pemberton Ave . one block east.

Knowledge Network info Do you need some in forriation on the

Knowledge Network? Program schedules and brochures are ava i lable from Joy Smith in

Credit Free, but for more complicated quest i ons the man you want to talk to is

our Knowledge Network liaison, Ted Kingan. In order to make sure that people can get

a hold of him for consultation, he has set up office hours on Thursdays from 1 :00 to

4 :00 in A102 . Go there or call him on loca 1 440 .

Gilbert steps down On Thursday, September 29th, the ACCC-CSB

; (Association of Canadian Commun i ty Colleges - Canadian Studies Bureau) will

be holding a B.C . Regional meeting at Langara which members of the College who

are interested in Canadian Studies are invited to attend . Of particular interest to us is the fact that Reid Gilbert, who has been a member of this committee for

some years, is stepping down and therefore there is a spot on the committee to be filled. The meeting will begin with a

luncheon and then an information meeting, and the election of two B. C.

representatives for the national advisory committee will take place. For more

information cal l Reid Gilbert, local 487 .

"' " Tour cont. "' sightseeing. The tour leaves on a Thursday I"'

morning and comes back Sunday night, and the cost, including airfare, accommodation and some other expenses is $499 per person.

For more information or registration call local 325 RIGHT AWAY.

Film course studies audio From Charlie Chaplin movies accompanied by

a theatre organ-player or even an entire orchestra to rock videos of David Bowie,

the techniques of merging ~ound and image on film have undergone a fascinating

evolution . If you would like to study that evolution and the techniques of audio in

film and video production, the Cred it Free course "Sound and Image" which starts Sept 27 is for you. Jim Bizzochi, filmmaker and

Peter Thompson, audio producer will be teaching the 4 session course and looking

at such topics as 11 silent 11 films, the introduction of synchronized soundtracks,

background musical scores, the use of sound effects, film musicals, styles of

dfalogue and narration, the influence of rock 'n roll on film and the development of rock videos . The course runs on Tues .

evenings, 7 :00 to 10 :00 pm and costs $75 , For registration info call Credit Free­

for details about the course content contact Media Resources, local 248 or 251.

Around town info Do you have legal questions about such

topics as separation, divorce, small claims court, debts, wills or landlord-

tenant relationships? The B.C. branch of the Canadian Bar Association has a free phone service called "Dial-a-law" which

has pre-recorded tapes on 75 common legal topics including those mentioned above. In Vancouver the number is 687-4680; outside

Vancouver the service is free to anyone in B. C. by calling 112-800-972-0956 .

Send your news to:

INFORMATION SERVICES

Room A-119

Local 323/324

/' Soccer season shaping up

Last year the Capilano College Blues Soccer team won the Totem Conference

championshfp, and thfs year they are off to another grea t start by sweeping the

college Nort h West Classics Soccer tournament i n Washington with four

straight victories. Neatly put in their place by the Blues were Glendale College

of Los Angeles, Lane College of Eugene Oregon, Evergreen College of Auburn

Washington and Portland College from Oregon . We all wish more of the same for Coach Joe Iacobel l is, Lloyd Symmons, Jim Gardner, Glen MacDonald, Graham Coates,

Roger Masdis and t he rest of the team in the coming season.

Check out the Fitness ce·ntre The Fftness Cent re is expecting an even

busier schedule than last year with fitness clubs, weightlifting, aerobic

exercises and much more on the fall agenda. The Centre will be open from 8:00

am to 5:00 pm Monday to Friday and available there are full shower and sauna

facilities, exercfse area and lockers which can be rented for $4 per year . Here

are some of the services which you can take advantage of in 1983/84.

FITNESS EVALUATION - Personal fitness evaluations and prescribed exercfse

programs are ava i lable on request-call Joe tacob~llis at local 320. This is free

for faculty, staff and students.

PRE-SKI FITNESS - This popular program will be held fn the evenings-consult the

Credit Free brochure.

FITNESS CLUBS - The 11 500 11 mile club for runners and joggers is back. Run 500 miles

in a year and receive one of their prestigious t-shirts. Anyone interested in

starting other clubs contact Joe.

WOMEN 1 S WEIGHTLIFTING CLUB - Women interested in join i ng this club don 1 t have to know anything about using weights-they

will teach you. New members welcome.

AEROBIC EXERCISES TO MUSIC - Of course this program is underway again. Classes

will be held Monday and Wednesday , 1-2 pm, and Tuesday and Thursday, 12-1 pm. The fee

is a very reasonable $5 for 12 weeks and appropriate exercise strip i s required.

Both females and ma-les are encouraged to

participate. For info call 320 .

IMPORT ANT ANNOUNCEMENT The Association of Canadian Community

Colleges is pleased to announce that it will again be operatfng its popular Open

House Canada student exchange program, which is funded by the Secretary of State.

The ACCC-Open House Canada program is designed specifically for groups of 15

FULL-TIME community college students who, in company with a faculty member, will

exchange with a college in another region of the country. All participants must be

Canadian citizens or landed immigrants.

Under the program the ACCC pays all travel costs for participating students and

faculty.

In order to better understand the region visited, participants will be hosted by,

and in return will host, the student with whom they are twinned.

The principal basis for assessing applications wi 11 be a judgement of the

educational content and viability of the day by day program outline submitted by

each applicant college .

While it is anticipated that the majority of exchanges will be of 7 to 10 days

duration, applications are encouraged from colleges intending to operate longer

exchanges involving courses (or a portion thereof) in a mobile format .

Applications are encouraged from both ACCC members (Capilano is one) and non-member

colleges although the former will normally be given priority in the selection process.

Applications will be accepted on a continuing basis until all provincial

quotas have been filled. Since the program is so popular early submission is advised.

The exchanges can occur at any time between September 1/83 and June 31/84 .

A small partfcipation fee of $60.00 per participant is charged to help defray the

administrative costs of the program.

For application forms and further information please phone (416) 489-7642 or write ACCC - Open House Canada, 110 Eglinton Ave., West, Toronto, Ontario,

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