MAD HATTER

 

 

_ FOUNDATION
SUPPORTS
COLLEGE
INITIATIVES

 

To Douglas College Founda-
tion is pleased to announce
the following grants in aid:

1. A grant of $865 to the ath-
letics department to upgrade
facilities for basketball tourna-
ments and purchase specialized
athletic equipment for skill train-
ing.

2. Agrant of $700 to assist with
the Writer-In-Residence program.

3. Agrant of $457 toward the
purchase of a training wheelchair
for disabled students and people
who have difficulty in participat-
ing in traditional fitness activities.

4. A grant of $487 to EVENT to
assist with a special photographic
section in the Summer 1988 issue
of the journal.

“HAPPY END A HIT"
(seer to Dorothy

Jones, the students, the
musicians (especially Henry
Waack) and the production staff
for an enjoyable and entertaining
night at the theatre.

Who would think they only had
eight weeks to pull it all together.

See you at the next production!

Connie Land

 

ART HISTORY SLIDES

large collection of colour

“Aslides of the world’s art in all
periods, media and styles, is avail-
able in the Audio-Visual
Department of the Library.
Thanks to a work study grant, the
slides have been mounted and
classified. They should be useful
to faculty for teaching and stu-
dents for study and research.

MARKETING
STUDENTS WEEKEND
AT WHISTLER

A contingent of 28 marketing
students from Douglas Col-
lege joined forces with the
marketing students from VCC
Langara on the November 13-15
weekend for a "Marketing
Weekend Retreat at Whistler”.
Dennis Hansen, Marketing
Manager of Blackcomb Moun-
tain, gave a presentation on

_ Blackcomb’s marketing strategy

for the next three years. Black-
comb has spent $25 million on
capital equipment in the last year
to double the typical skiers skiing
time each day. Students were
treated to a tour of the facilities

_ and the new high speed lifts.

Walter Pickering

SPRING ’88 BOOKING
LISTS
pes help us by sending in
your software and equipment

lists as soon as possible for the
Spring 1988 semester.

If you need any instructor’s re-
quest forms, call me at 2104.

Eleanor Nucho

 

Would all College Personnel
please make note of the following
hours:

 

CHRISTMAS HOURS -
OFFICE OF THE
REGISTRAR

 

Monday, December 21
9:30 a.m.- 7 p.m.

Tuesday, December 22
9:30 a.m.- 7 p.m.

Wednesday, December 23
9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m. .

December 24 - 28 inclusive
CLOSED

Tuesday, December 29
9:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Wednesday, December 30
9:30 a.m. - 4 p.m.

December 31 - January 3
inclusive CLOSED

Monday, January 4 .
9:30 a.m. - 7 p.m.

Tuesday, January 5-
REGISTRATION

Wednesday, January 6
REGISTRATION

Thursday, January 7
REGISTRATION

Friday, January 8 CLOSED