BROWN
PUBLISHES
PAPER

 

(entry instructor, Bob
Browne, has just published
the first paper arising from the
work he did while on educational
leave last year at UBC. It is en-
titled "Dynamic Range
Enhancement of Photodiode
Array Spectra” and will appear in
the next issue of Applied
Spectroscopy. The project was
done under the guidance of Dr.
M. Blades and involved interfac-
ing a microcomputer with a
plasma spectrometer and writing
the data acquisition software to
run it. Bob plans to continue his
collaboration with Dr. Blades and
in return the College will be
given access to data processing
software which can be used in the
chemistry laboratory.

GYM OPEN TO
FACULTY, STAFF,
ADMINISTRATORS

‘T= gym is open! Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday - 1200 -
1300 meting Pick up basketball,
volleyball, badminton and even
PICKLE BALL - yes, pickle ball.
If you have always wanted to try
a sport and were not quite sure,
then come down to the gym and
we will arrange for instruction
and hopefully low key, fun-
oriented, competition. For those
who want to do their own thing,
we have lots of equipment and
support. We also have the

lar noon hour fitness classes
and a "Slow and Sleasy” class
meeting Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday. For more informa-
tion contact Chris Johnson at
local 5334.

 

 

COLLEGE GOLF
TEAM LEADS

 

The Douglas College golf team
travelled to Kamloops on October
2, 3,4 for the first leg of the
British Columbia Athletes As-
sociation (BCCAA) golf
championship. The tournament
was played on the beautiful but
very demanding Rivershore Golf
Course, the site of the B.C.
Amateur golf championship this
past summer.

This year’s championship is a
72-hole event with 36 holes being
played at Rivershore and 36 holes
at Nanaimo Golf and Country
Club on October 17 and 18.

After the first 18 holes Douglas
held a two stroke lead over Mt.
Royal College and a three stroke
lead over Malaspina College.
However, after 36 holes Douglas
had stretched its lead to six
strokes over Mt. Royal, seven
strokes over Cariboo College and
eleven strokes over Malaspina
College. As a result Douglas had
a bit of a cushion entering the
final 35 holes in Nanaimo.

Bob McCusker had the best
single 18 hole for the weekend
with 75 on Sunday, and was
second overall for the 36 holes.
Howling winds, deep rough, slick
greens and the most heavily
bunkered course in B.C. made
scoring difficult for all golfers.

Team totals after 36 holes were:
Douglas College - 490, Mt. Royal
College - 496, Cariboo College A -
497, Malaspina College -501,
Selkirk College - 545, Cariboo
College - 576, Royal Roads
Military College - 599.

Playing on the Douglas College
team this year are Bob McCusker,
Jamie Ivers, Jim Faraday and
Craig Cruickshank, with coach
Gert Van Niekerk.

 

 

 

HERBERT SPENCER

REUNION

Herbert Spencer Elementary School is
having a 75th Anniversary Reunion,
Friday, October 23, 1987, from 6:00 to 10:00
p.m. Former students and teachers are in-
vited to reminisce and renew old
acquaintances. For tickets, send $5.00 and
a self-addressed stamped envelope to:
Herbert Spencer Elementary School,
Reunion Committee, 105 - 6th Avenue,
New Westminster, B.C., V3L 1T5 or phone
522-7332 (daytime).

INTER-CAMPUS
ENVELOPES

Please search your office, home,
car, etc. for inter-campus en-
velopes. There is currently a
shortage. Bundle and put in out-
going mail to mailroom.

Thanks, Wilda.

UPCOMING

EVENTS

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 - 14:00
Student Recital - FREE
Performance Theatre, Rm. 4100

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20 - 14:00
Student Recital - FREE
Performance Theatre, Rm. 4100

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23 - 20:00
More Great Musicians Series
RECITAL - Phyllis Mailing, soprano
Richard Epp, piano
Performance Theatre, Rm. 4100

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27 - 14:00
Student Recital - FREE
Performance Theatre, Rm. 4100

TO NOVEMBER 3
Laurens Lee Exhibit
Painting and Prints
Theatre Foyer Gallery & Library