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CHALLENGE ’87

Last summer a total of | 6 projects were
funded and 28 students were hired
under the Challenge '86 program at
Douglas College. The projects were
very successful and provided an
opportunity for career-related em-
ployment to students. We are hopeful
this program will continue in 1987 with
similar guidelines. The deadline for
applications will be approximately the
beginning of March. Interested faculty
or staff are encouraged to plan poss-
ible projects now. An announcement
will be made in the Mad Hatter as soon
as any additional information or appli-
cations are available.

Patty Lewis, Student Placement

CAFETERIA HOURS

The following are the hours of opera-
tion for the Upper Cafeteria during the
Christmas period:

December {5 to 18:
Servery: 0900 - 1500 hours
Fast Food: 0730 - 1800 hours

December 19:
Servery: 0900 - 1500 hours

December 22 & 23:
Fast Food: 0730 - 1500 hours

December 28 to 30:
Fast Food: 0900 - 1500 hours

January 2:
Fast Food: 0900 - 1500 hours

January 5 onward:
Return to regular hours of operation

Closed on Saturday December 20, 27
and January 3.

Paul Hodson
Acting Manager of
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SPRING 1987
REGISTRATION

Registration will take place onTues-
day, January 6, Wednesday, January 7
and Thursday, January 8 - 3rd floor,
North Building.

A “Registration Orientation” will be
held on Monday, December |5 at 1430
hours in room 1814. Details of the set-
up and any procedural changes will be
provided during the orientation.

Data Entry Stoff:

A “data entry refresher’ will be avail-
able on December 16, 17 & 18. Please
coniact Kathy Rai at local 461! 6 io book
a timeslot. Anyone who is new to the
data entry station should also contact
Kathy to arrange for a training session.

Judy Thomas
VACATION
| will be taking vacation from

December 22, 1986 to January 2,
1987. | would ask that the Acting Dean,
who is the former Director, act as the
Acting Acting Director for the Acting
Director.

Connie Land

 

 

 

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I.M.S. CHRISTMAS
CLOSING

I.M.S. will be closed for the holiday
season from December 22 thru Jan-
uary 5. Please submit your January
requirements prior to this closure.

Seasons Greetings from I.M.S.

David, Heather, Rosemary, Bruce,
Glen

AN INVITATION

Faculty, staff and students are invited
to view the creations resulting from the
most unique program offered by
Douglas College.

The Musical Instrument Construction
class of 1986 will hold a two-day ex-
hibition of handmade instruments by
the students in the foyer of the library
on January 12 & 13 between 1000 and
1600 hours. The exhibtion will feature
many types of acoustic guitars,
renaissance lutes as well as some very
unusual instruments. The students will
be on hand to answer questions and
demonstrate their instruments.

Michael Dunn

X-MAS GIFT

Day ski trip to Manning Park. Tran-
sportation only $27, plus equipment
$35. Date: Saturday, January 31,
1987. Contact: Wilda at local 5020 to
book your space. Friends and family
welcome.