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May 30, 1989 Issue

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Group Advising Sessions

 

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Invitation to Graduation

 

Profile: Al Harms

 

Tutoring Program Helps
Adults Conquer Illiteracy

 

Faces From Past Contest

 

New Telephone System

 

 

Briefs

 

BCAC Conference
Innovation Abstracts

 

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Coquitlam Town
Centre Campus

One Step

Plans to build the Coquitlam
Town Centre Campus of Douglas
College have won support in prin-
ciple from the provincial
government.

A letter sent recently to Bill Day,
college president, by the Ministry
of Advanced Education and Job
Training, says funds to purchase
land for the Coquitlam site are ten-
tatively earmarked in the Ministry’s
1990-91 Capital Plan.

The letter, sent by Deputy Minis-
try Gary Mullins, states the
Ministry “supports in principle the
purchase of land and development
of a new Douglas College campus
north of the Lougheed Highway.”

However, Mullins also suggests
the College should work out a deal
with the City of Coquitlam to estab-
lish a mutally acceptable purchase
price for land for the new campus.

The letter notes that the City of
Richmond sold the new Richmond
campus site to Kwantlen College at

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SUMMER RECITALS AT
DOUGLAS COLLEGE

Young violinists and cellists of
Douglas College’s Suzuki String
Program will perform a free public
recital Sunday, June 11 at 2:30 p.m. in
the Douglas College Performance
Theatre.

Soloists take to the stage Sunday,
June 18 at 1:00 and 3:00 p.m.. Call the
Douglas College Conservatory at
520-5469 for further information.