THE VOICE OF NORTH AND

November 16, 1980

MESSAGE OF COLLEGE students

Students
fight 85%
fee hike at
Cap College

rth Van separa

Tel, 985-2131

and faculty was clear when a press vice-president Stephen Howard ts pictured among the faculty and union
conference was called at Capilano College Thursday. Student society representatives, addressing the conference. (lan Smith photo)

overnment ‘underfunding’ blamed

By PAT RICH

Students at Capilano
College face a tuition
fee increase of up to 85
per cent next year
which would make it
the most = expensive
college in the province
to attend, according to

the college student
society.
At @ press) conference

Thursday. the Capilano

College Student society
made three demands to deal
with a situation which they

say os opposed by most
groups on campus
The students are calling

for
Pu study of
luition

the effects of
increases and ac
cessibility to post secondary
cducahon,

*formation of an in
dependent committee to

look tnto the administration

and management of
Capilano ¢ ollege,
*provision of enough funds
by the provincial govern
ment next year for the
college to offer a devel of
sersice Comparable to other
BC colleges

Although blaming = the

provincial government and
not the college board for the
situation, the studeats have

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Favors
industrial
park idea

By CHRIS LLOYD

North Vancouver
District Mayor Don
Bell says he concurs
with all the recom-
mendations of the com-
munity hazards task
force in its report
released last week and
that council should
work towards the
-eventual relocation of
the Hooker Chemical
chlorine manufacturing
plant.

In place of Hooker, now
known as Canadian Oc-
cidental, Bell would like to
see an influx of labor in-
tensive and capital intensive
“clean” industry with the
area south of Dollarton

being designated as an in-
dustrial park.

Such a park, with § an
intensified buildup of in-
dustry, is seen by Bell as a
key ingredient of the
District’s Seymour Plan.

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