INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / JANUARY 8, 1991

 

 

 

 

AIDS Film

U pcoming: The film Too Close
For Comfort will be shown at
Douglas College on Thursday,
January 24 at 4 pm. in room 2201.

Produced by the Vancouver
Health Department, the film is the
story of a group of young people
who must deal with homophobia
when one of their gang is fired
from a job after he is discovered to
be HIV-positive.

More details will be available
in the January 22 issue of Inside. ™

Cafeteria Hours

Lower Cafeteria
Closed to January 14

Upper Cafeteria

Decemberili-18 5 .7.- 0730 - 1930
January 87 9'210 217.7... 0730 - 2000
Jandary, Tr ee ee 0730 - 1530

Spring 1991 Registration

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Weekend College Registration
(new students without courses)
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Weekend College Registration
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10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

If you have any questions, please give me a call.

Brenda Walton, Assistant Registrar

Library Hours

January 7th - 11th: 8:30 - 4:30
(Note: Print section will stay open for
clearance during registration)

January 12thie 2... ... Library Closed
January 14the 2: 2)... Regular Spring
Pete bo eee Semester hours begin

DID YOU KNOW...?

eee That the Stagecraft Program at
Douglas College is the only one of
its kind in this province? Stagecraft
students learn fundamental in-
dustry-specific skills that provide
them with a high degree of mobility
within the entertainment industry.
Courses include Theatre History,
Lighting and Audio Techniques,
Scene Painting, among others.

 

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The Systems and Computing Department welcomes Jamie
Michael, left, as Computer Operator, and Philip Cloma as
Microcomputer Technician.