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UPCOMING
EVENTS

 

The Modern Language Dept, ,of
Douglas College is sponsoring
the play "Violette En Avril"
to be performed by the group
La Troupe De La Seizieme.

The script for this unique play
was worked on collectively by
six local francophones right
here in Vancouver. The scenes
are set on the local beaches,
and some taking place on

Salt Spring Island.

Don't miss this exciting French
language play, Time 7:30 p.m.
Place: Room 407B on Surrey
Campus Date March 27. Every-
one is welcome admission FREE

POTTERY SALE

Did you know Douglas College

has a Vietnamese artist in
residence in its pottery

Program on Surrey Campus ?
Truong's life in Vietnam was
making pottery, now he is sharing
his skills with the Douglas students.
On April 9, at the Surrey Campus
Cafeteria, Truong's work will be
on display and for sale, this
will be open to everyone .

 

CONTINUING EDUCATION-SPRING WORKSHOPS

 

The cycle of Violence: WORKING WITH
BATTERED WOMEN & THEIR ABUSERS

Date: Thurs. Fri. April 9 & 10

Time: 9:00 - 16:00 FEE: $50

Place Surrey Campus.

HOW TO PLAN A CONFERENCE

Date: Fri. March 27, TIME: 9:30-16:30

FEE: $35 Place: New Westminster

For further information on the above two
workshops call 525-2075 or 5214851 loc.234

 

 

 

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N.ILT.E.P,
RECRUITMENT

 

Native Indian Teacher Education Program
University of British Columbia
leading to Bachelor of Education Degree

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND APPLICATION FORMS CONTACT:
4.1-T.E.F,

Faculew of Education

The University of British Columbia

VANCOUVER, 8.0. WOT 1WS
TELEPMuNE: 228-5240

 

 

QUEBEC STUDENTS REQUIRE SUMMER ACCOMMODATION

Douglas College is seeking English-speaking
families in the proximity of its Richmond
and New Westminster Campuses to host students
from Quebec for the period May 19 to June 27.

The family is asked to provide suitable sleeping
facilities and breakfast and dinner daily.
Lunches will be provided Monday through Friday
by the College. $50.00 per week is allotted
each family to cover expenses.

Families who have hosted students in the past
have found this experience to be a most enjoy-
able one.

 

If you can host a student, please contact
Lynne Abbott at 525-2075.

OLD EXAMS

The opportunity to practice writing answers

to exam questions helms many students to

prepare for mid-terms and finals. The Reading/

Study Skills discipline is trying to develop

a collection of sample exams for students' use.

If you have any exam papers (in any subject

area) which you no longer use, a copy would be

most appreciated. Send to any of the followinc:
Sandra Carpenter = S0rrey hoo. 258
Sherry Ladbrook - New West Loc. 243
Ian McCaughey - Richmond Loc. 41