34 - Wednesday, April 8,. 1987 - North Shore News -

NEW CAREERS

College

offers

media program

FORMER CAPILANO College
Students were among the thou-
sands of people who helped put
together pavilions for Expo 86.

Graduates of the Media
Resources program contributed to
displays for the Air Canada and
B.C. pavilions, among others.

The Media Resources program
offers courses in film,
photography, video, audio and
computer graphics to people who
are interested in media careers in
the public or private sector.

People who take Media
Resources are typically those who
have had some experience with
media, such as amateur
photography or filmmaking or
cable TV, or who are generally in-
terested in the field of communica-
tions.

During their two years of full-
time study, Media students take
courses which offer opportunity
for hands-on work. Video is taught
in the college’s television studio
and classes are kept in touch with

developments in the industry
through field trips to local film
studios, radio stations and other
locations.

“The film industry and distance
education are two areas that are
expanding in B.C. right now, but
improvements in technology are
having an enormous impact on the
entire field of communications and
things are changing very quickly,”’
said program coordinator Anne
Morley. .

“Ten years ago, for instance,
the rock video industry did not ex-
ist, so it is hard for us to predict
what new fields will be here 10
years from now. What we do know
is that the students who succeed
are those who are excited by life
and the world around them.”

Anyone who is interested in the
Media Resources program is in-
vited to attend an information
meeting on Thursday, April 9 at 7
p.m. in Room B145, Capilano
College. Call 984-4940 for more
details.

NEWS photo Neit Lucento

SCHOOL LIAISON Ruth Brodie (left), chairman Gioia Gregory and

the rest of. the West Vancouver Community

Day Committee

(background) are calling for volunteers to help organize the com-
munity day festivities. This year’s community day — scheduled for
June 6 - will celebrate the municipality’s 75th anniversary. To help,
contact Joyce Keats at 926-8621 or Nancy Cox at 926-2378.

SPRING YMCA COURSE

Manage stress

THE YMCA is offering a program in stress management.

Y-Worry teaches techniques in assertiveness, communication, time
management ard conflict resolution. Included in the program are fitness
and nutrition evaluations and a lifestyle assessment,

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On your very own street.

On Monday, May 4.
For just an hour.
Between 6 and 9p.m.

For the love of God. Give an hour And save a life.

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today

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The progra:a runs for 10 weeks, mecting once a week. The introducto-
ry session is free, participants can decide after the first class whether or
not to continue.

The next free introductory session will be on Monday, April 13 at 7
p.m. at the West Vancouver Family YMCA, 1735 Inglewood Avenuc.
Call 926-5541 for more information.

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Participants are asked to bring
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Pre-registration is required. Call
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