Kathy at the bat

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This year's Alumni Week was held October 28-31, and came up with winners all
around. The CMO’s Kathy Para won an overnight stay at Harrison Hot Springs for
her batty entry, judged Best Overall in the Great Pumpkin Carving Contest. Malik
McCall won for Funniest Entry, while the Other Press team took Most Original.

In other Alumni Week contests, the Foundation’s Alana Frymire took home a Polaris
gift certificate for her award-winning cookies, while Nick Kontogiannis nabbed a
brand-new snowboard for his finesse in the airplane toss.

At the Second Annual Athletics Hallowe’en Howl, music student Jeanine Fynn won a
Sony Walkman for her “Super Soprano” outfit. In the group costume category, Carly
Goodfellow, Frankie Chao and Kim Swanson cleaned up as Mrs. Howell, Ginger and
Mary Ann. And in the Douglas Derby held at the event—a fundraiser for the United
Way—Courtney Kellock rode to victory with cardboard steed McCanada Dry.

Thanks to Alumni Officer Christine Unterthiner and Richard Williams of Athletics and
Intramurals for organizing a fun-filled week. J

 

Events Calendar

 

DC Activities
Christmas Party

Dec 4, noon-1 pm
New West Cafeteria

Noon at New West
Free Concerts, Thursdays at 12:30

Performing Arts Theatre, New West Campus

Dec 5 Student Showcase Recital

Douglas College

Choral Society
Handel’s Messiah

Dec 6 at 8 pm

Sixth Avenue United Church
New Westminster

Tickets at Hoffman’s Music,
667 Columbia St.

Amelia Douglas Gallery
Bypassing Time

Paintings by Jean-Jacques Giguere
runs until Dec 20

Douglas Development
Presentation Skills Workshop

Dec 11, 8:30 - 4:30

New West, Room 1809

Collective Agreements Applied
Dec 11, 2:00 - 4:00
New West Boardroom

TLT Roundtable
Dec 11, 4:00 - 6:00
New West Boardroom

Environmental Sciences

in Action

Urbanization Issues: The Georgia Basin
Initiative

with Joan Sawicki, MLA

Dec 5, noon-2 pm

New West, Room 2201 §f

New year, new look for INside

INside will soon have a new look, thanks to a slightly updated format set to premiere early next year. To make our newsletter

as reader-friendly as possible, we will also try some new features and approaches in the new year. Thanks to everyone who
contributed to this year’s reader survey—your comments about INside’s form and content have been invaluable. Additional
suggestions are always welcome; just call editor Donna Dykeman at local 5325. Let’s keep the dialogue going in 1997.