THE MAD HATTER
A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the summer semester
by
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O, Box 2503, New Westminster,B.C.
Editor: Judie Steeves, Surrey campus
Telephone: 588-4411, loc. 283

 

 

 

 

 

NOTICES

SERVICES AV SERVICES AV SERVICES AV SERVICES

MEMO TO: All Faculty March 15, 1976
FROM: Linda Gunson

AV Librarian
RE: Film Rentals & Previews

. The Film Rental Budget is now totally
exhausted. From this date until the end of
this Spring semester, AV Services will not
be able to process new requests for films
which cost us money to rent. This situa-
tion affects only new requests--films for
which you have already received confirma-
tions will not be affected.

New requests for previewing films
will also be affected by the lack of bud-
get. If there are transportation or
brokerage charges attached to the preview-
ing of films, we will not be able to pro-
cess them.

For special requests, comments,
please contact me at the New Westminster
campus library, local 253.

GRADUATION '76

To all students, staff, faculty and
administration Graduation, 1976 will
be held on May 13, 1976 at 8:00 P.M.
at the New Westminster Secondary
School.

~- Jim Anderson

 

BCGEU

LOCAL 62

ANNOUNCEMENT 41

NEXT GENERAL MEETING OF LOCAL 62

TO BE HELD
RICHMOND CAMPUS
Tuespay MarcH 30 81976

MEETING COMMENCES 3,30 PM

As per Article 2.11 of the Agreement

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Staff may leave their desks one-half

hour before scheduled meeting commences

(for the purpose of travel only).

ONLY UNION MEMBERS ARE

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PROVIDED FOR UNDER THIS

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SECTION OF THE AGREEMENT.
ART AWARD

The geographers at Douglas College
are pleased to announce that they have
established an annual fine art compet-
ition. The winning selection to he
purchased for $150 and permanently
displayed in one of the geography labs.

Any form of LANDSCAPE ART will be elig-
ible, e.g. drawing, painting, batik,
weaving, sculpture, photography, etc.
Any student currently enrolled at
Douglas College is eligible.

Fntries to be submitted by April 13,
1976. All entries to be publicly
displayed in the college for one week.
Award winner to be announced April 23,
1976.

Further details and entry forms avail-
able from the Social Sciences secretary
Surrey Campus, Room 602, or from
faculty co-ordinator of competition:
Doug Nicol, N315. °