18 - Wednesday, March 5, 1986 - North Shore News

ONE GOOD turn deserves
another, so after the Capilano
Lions Club was given permis-
sion to sell Christmas trees at
Highland Community School,
members donated 50 new bocks
to the school’s library. From
left to right, Greg Schindell,
past Lioas Club president,
presents Megan Griffiths and
principal John Cahier with the
gift.

Cap College
offers class
about media

MEDIA Resources is a (wo-year
Career Program offered by
Capilano College for the past 15
years.

During this time, over 80 per
cent of Media Resources graduates
have found media-related work
within six months of graduation.

Production courses in a variety
of media — video, film-making,
photography, audio,  slide/tape
and computer graphics -- plus
related theoretical and technical
courses are all part of the Media
Resources Program.

The program and its compo-
nents, plus the potential job mar-
ket for graduates, will be discussed
at an Information Mecting for
prospective applicants to be held
on Thurs. March 6, at 7 p.m in
Room B!45, South Campus,
Capilano College.

All those interested in applying
for admission to the Media
Resources Program beginning
September 1986, are urged to at-
tend.

For more information, call
986-1911, local 249.

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SPOTLIGHTING Vancouver’s
award-winning architecture will be
the focus of a two-day workshop
at the Robson Square Media Cen-
tre March 7 and 8.

In celebration of the city’s cen-
tennial, the informational program
will examine the work of Van-
couver’s architects from the foun-
ding decades of the city to the
building of Expo 86.

One of the featured speakers will
be Barry Downs, who designed the
North Vancouver Civic Centre.
Downs will discuss the influence of
architects on Vancouver.

Some of .':¢ other subjects to be
covered include architecture, ac-
tivism and design of cities in the
‘60's and ‘70's, architecture and
urban trends, Vancouver's ar-
chitectural future and the work of
architect Arthur Erickson.

The cost to attend both days is
$85 and $45 for students or one
day at $50 and $30 for students.

To register or for more informa-
tion call Carolyn Tate frum Simon
Fraser University at 685-6988.

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