CAPTLANO College held an open house

Saturday of unprece- dented scale.

Close to 50 departments opened their doors to visitors during the day-long event, which . coincided with the opening of Cap’s new 350-seat performing arts theatre.

Fifteen hundred secondary school students filed through the campus Friday. Another

VISITORS work out their expected gam- bling losses courtesy of the math depart- ment, which held a casino for the day. Student Katherine Alexandrian wins at roulette and dealer Grant Fraser pays her in “funny

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5,000 individuals showed up Saturday, estimates college publicist Shelley Kean. Interactive displays and demonstrations entertained and informed. Among the lit- tle known tidbits visitors learned was the fact nearly one-third of North Shore resi- dents have taken a course at the college, which celebrates 29 vears in the community this year. — Layne Christensen

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GUITARIST and music instructor Stephen Boswell (above left) solos for an audience at the college’s new the- atre. Students of film and television studies (above right) fine tune their “grip” skills by setting up lighting for a staged interview.

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