KGIC Vancouver September 2011

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Beach volleyball is scheduled for Thursday September 1st at Robson Campus. Meet at 4:15pm and sign up on the activity board. On Tuesday September 6th there will be a city walking tour that meets at Robson Campus at 4:15pm. The tour will visit the Vancouver Visitors Information Center, Historic Gastown including the steam clock, and beautiful Coal Harbour with views of North Vancouver.

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