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The College will not be held liable for any damage to vehicles towed
away.

Relief from a tight parking situation on Campus is generally available
at the Canada Games Pool Parking Lot. At the request of the N.W. Recre-
ation Centre Management, please use the 6th Avenue entrance only. We
have been asked not to park adjacent to the Curling Rink.

May we please have your co-operation in the use of the marked parking

space only. a

sos. -Ken MeCoy
DOUGLAS COLLEGE LIBRARY,
ARCHIVES
JOB OPPORTUNITIES

RED CROSS - Small Craft Safety Program Co-ordinator: Applications will be
Accepted until February 4, 1980. Submit detailed resume with references
to: Director, Water Safety Service, Canadian Red Cross Society, 4750 Oak
Street, Vancouver, B.C. V6H 2N9.

 

OPEN LEARNING INSTITUTE - Principal and Chief Executive Officer.

The closing date for applications is February 15, 1980. Applications
and/or enquiries should be directed to: Dr. B.P. Beirne, Chairman,

Search Committee, Open Learning Institute, 7671 Alderbridge Way, Richmond,
B.C. VGXo LZ9e

 

LETHBRIDGE COMMUNITY COLLEGE - Director, Student Services. Applicants
should submit personal resumes outlining education and previous experience
by February 25, 1980 to: P.G. Petry, Personnel Department, Lethbridge
Community.College, Lethbridge, Alberta, T1K 1L6.

 

CAMPBELL RIVER ASSOCIATION FOR THE MENTALLY HANDICAPPED - meee Skea 11
Counsellors (twol. Detailed resumes with references should be forwarded
to the following as soon as possible: Personnel Committee, Association
for the Mentally Handicapped, 1153 Greenwood Street, Campbell River, B.C.
V9W 3C5. Telephone enquiries can be directed to: Mr. J. A. Norman,
Executive Director, Telephone: 287-2433 (business) 287-8060 (residence).

A STUDENT PROJECT
IN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDIES

 

I would like to establish the practice of publishing short articles (500-
750 words) by students in the weekly newspapers of the College Region.
These articles should be on environmental topics of interest or concern to
the regional population. Subjects of general interest across the region
will, of course, find wider acceptance than those of purely local interest
to a particular community. Nevertheless, local topics such as "the need
to upgrade the aesthetic appeal of White Rock waterfront," should not be
ignored. Instructors, for whom such topics would provide a relevant course
assignment, are invited to involve their students in this project. The
challange of meeting the requirements of publication will add interest to
course assignment, and furthermore readers will benefit from the variety
of ideas, commentaries and information made available by this means from
the college.

Instructors interested in this proposal please contact me at Surrey Campus.
ae ets Barry Leach