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FOUR NORTH. Shore. sec-
ondary schools are creating
their own World Wide Web

pages for the Internet as part of

local events marking National
Science and Technology Week,
Oct. 13 to 22,

West Vancouver, Windsor.
Argyle and Handsworth secondary
schools are creating home pages to
be hosted on an on-line Web site
supplied by North Vancouver
District.

North Economic
Development Commission
(NSEDC) project manager Judy
‘Perkins said the project has har-
nessed the expertise and monetary
support‘of a broad range of individ-
uals and organizations.

The participants include: North
Vancouver District, North
Vancouver City, BC Rail, North
Shore Credit Union, Human
Resources Canada, Cyzygy. The
Dixon Design Works, Chemex,
Ramona Materi, North . Shore
News, National Research Council,
Ed Smart,. Kerry Hall, Vancouver

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District 44, North Shore Economic
Development Commission,
Ministry of Employment and
Investment.

Participants are linked on the Net
for the project. The Science and
Technology home page can be
found at (hup:/Avww.district.north-
van. be.cw/s&Uscience.html).

From there you'll find Jinks to
the Friends Page, Research Page,
Schools Page. Job Opportunities
Page and the Fun and Games Page.

Perkins said about 50 students
are involved in bringing the project
together.

The various schools will be host-
ing Web site presentations for any-
one interested in the project during
the course of the week. West
Vancouver secondary highlights the
effort at noon on Oct. 13: Windsor at
noon, Oct. 17; Argyle at noon, Oct.
18: Handsworth at noon, Oct. 19

‘The official launch of the project
is 3 p.m. to 6 pam. Oct. 16 at the
NSEDC office at 148 East 2nd St. in
North Vancouver.

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recommendations to help the gov-
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strategy for the Info-Highway.

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must act now.

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