Tour China with Cap C

Tel. 980-0511

Unique approach to travel and learning

In June, with the full
permission of the
government of the
People's Republic of
China, a photographic
tour of twenty-four
people from Capilano
College will be visiting
China.

The first souch tour to be
accepted into that country.
the Capilano group will
examine and record the way
of life, the geography and
the industry of the Chinese
people.

The group departs May 31!
and returns June 22 after
having visited such places as
K wangchow (Canton),
Peking, Shanghat.
Hangchow and Sian

Photography is the em
phasis of this tour Before
departure, students will be

intruduced to the  fun-
damentals of photography
and the methods of doing a
photo essay assignment.
Lectures will include aspects
of composition, aesthetics
and editing, as well as travel
information about the areas
to be visited and their local
customs. .
Instructor Gerry Blitstein
from the Media Resources
program at Capilano, has
extensive experience as a
freelance photographer and
technical consultant, and
has travelled throughout the
world on assignments
Dunng the tnp he will be
working with cach student
individually to aid them in
developing their own style
and unique photographs
The culture and the land-
scape of China afford en-
diless photographic stimulus
The Capilano tour will be
visiting both the cities and

the countryside, and
although transportation will
be done as a group, students
will have many opportunities
to be by themselves, “ex-
ploring the day-to-day
existence of the com-
munities.

After returning to Van-
couver, students will edit
their maternal and present it
to the group.

There are still places open
in the China Photographic
Expedition. The cost of the
tour is $3,685 and the
registration deadline ts
March 15 Anyone who 1s
interested in photography
and wants more information
onthe (np ts advised to call
Capilano College at 986-
19th, Jocal 256.

In addition to the China
tour, B.C.’s Open Learning

Institute and Capilano
College have joined
educational forces to

sponsor “learn as you go” P
& O Line cruises to Scan-
dinavia and the Mediter-
ranean this summer and fall.

Two days in London with

much the same _ schedule
begin the Mediterranean
cruise, October 19 to

November 5. From London
passengers fly to Venice
where they board the ship
and proceed to call Korcula,
Alexandna, Cairo, Istanbul,
Khios, Herakhon, and
Naples from where they fly
back to London for a day

before returning to Van-
couver

For more information
contact Wanda Tilley,
Capilano College, 2055
Purcell Way, North Van-

couver, B.C. V7J 3H5, 986-
1911, local 322 or Dr. Bob
Gallacher, Open Learning
Institute, 7671 Alderbndge
Way, Richmond, BC. VoX
1Z9, 270-4131.

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children turned out to
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sing some songs.
(Terry Peters photo)

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