—e remem

 

Although not stated in 2.5.1.2, it has been college practice in
the past, and should continue to be in the future, that upon
receipt of a formal complaint against a faculty member, the respon-

sible Director shall supply a copy of the complaint to the faculty
member complained against.

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Again, although not stated in the contract, it is assumed that. where |

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before the formal process is instituted. a
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Gordon Gilgan, Pregident
Douglas College Faculty ASsociation

 

 

 

 

eorge C. Woékfton, Principal
Douglas College

 

The Douglas forwards also
‘dominated the lineouts and scrums,
and on gaining possession scrum
half, Pat Ponti, did not attempt
to pass the ball, but instead
kicked upfield.

LIBRARY EASTER HOURS

The libraries of D.C. will be
closed on Good Friday, April 8th
and Saturday, April 9th. They will
be open Easter Monday, April 1lth as

 

follows: The second team won 16-0 with
Coquitlam Campus - 7:45 a.m. - 5:15 p.m. § Benny Boon and Gary Cherwaty each
N.W. Campus - 7:45 a.m. -10:15 p.m. Q@ scoring two touchdowns. The first
Richmond Campus - 7:45 a.m. -10:15 p.m. @ team won 8-0 on touchdowns b
Surrey Campus - 7:45 a.m. -10:15 p.m. Q@ Geroge Boon and Phil Campeau.

Derek R. Francis,
Acting Director of Libraries.

 

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Sports

RUGBY TEAMS STAMPEDE BUFFALOES

 

 

The Douglas College rugby teams
concluded their league schedule
with two wins and a loss on Sat-
urday, March 26th.

The first and second teams de-
feated their opponents, the Burn-
aby Buffaloes, at Central Valley
Park. Both games were played in
a steady rain, and it was soon
obvious that the Burnaby teams
had not done their homework when
it comes to playing in the rain.
They attempted an open running
game, usually reserved for dry
conditions, and every time they
dropped the slippery ball, the
Douglas backs came_storming through
dribbling the ball upfield at their
feet.

 

The third team, meanwhile, had
a rough time of it going down 24-3
to Tsawwassen. The latter team are
a well disciplined team with a lot
of talent, and will be a force to
contend with in the second division
next year.

The league standings are not final
but it does seem that the Douglas
first team will finish 3rd out of 8
teams in the first division, while
the second team will finish 3rd out
of 10 teams in the 2nd division.
These are fine performances consid-
ering both teams moved up a division
this year. The third team played
exhibition only this year and had a
6 win - 7 loss record.

The remainder of the season will
be divoted to exhibition games,
tournaments and the trip to San Fran-
cisco.

Five Douglas players played for the
Fraser Valley Representative Side
against the Vancouver Réps last weekend.
Rob MacDonald and Jamie Booth played
with the junior reps, who lost, while
George Boon, Mark Ovenden and Joel
Schmidt played with the senior side
which won. 9