THE MAD HATTER
A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the summer semester
by
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster,B.C,
Editor: Judie Steeves, Surrey campus
Telephone: 588-4411, loc. 283

 

 

Vot tere:

At the moment of writing, the route
between New Westminster campus and Coquitlam

via Burnette is blocked by construction.

Since the overpass construction may
take some time, delays may be frequent over
the next few months; it is suggested that
you travel North Road and Lougheed Highway
instead of Burnette.

We'll keep you informed of progress.

Steve Sharpe

 

There's atmosphere, superstition,
romance, religious fanaticism, and folk
singing in "Dark of the Moon" to be
presented by Douglas College April 7,8,
and 9 at the James Cowan Theatre in
Burnaby.

Dark of the Moon combines rustic
realism and ghostly fantasy in telling
the story of Barbara Allen, a girl from
a remote mountain area, who falls in
love with a Witch-boy named John.

Curtain time for thismature present-
ation is 8 p.m., on Thursday, Friday,
and Saturday.

Reserve your tickets for Dark of the
Moon by calling Douglas College at
521-4851, local 229; or 588-4411.
Tickets are $3 for Adults, and $2 for
Students and Old Age Pensioners, and
they will also be available at the door,

 

INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE COMMITTEE

The following is a summary of
recommendations made at a meeting
of this committee on 17th Feb. ,1977.
Li Aas

The International Exchange Comn.
Wal Ls
a) collect and distribute
information and ideas
a) collect and distribute information
and ideas for studies, exchanges,
and educational travel opportuni-
ties in other countries;

 

b) seek funds or information about
sources of funds (grants, bursar-
ies, etc.) with which to finance
educational travel, studies or
exchanges;

c) Liaise with the Educational Leave
Committee and the College-wide
Development Committee in the
recommendation of College policy
on exchanges and overseas studies.

2. Membership
The committee shall comprise
representatives of each teach-
ing division, the Library div- Q
ision, Counselling and Student
Services, the Student Society
executive and the support staff.

3. Information

Will be distributed throughout the
College by means of memoranda to
the Management Committee, Directors
and members of the International
Exchange Committee, and by the
publication of releases to the
Douglas Pinion, Other Press and
Mad Hatter.

B.A. Leach

The Bookstores on Richmond, New
Westminster, and Surrey Campuses
will be closed March 29, 30 & 31 for
their ANNUAL AUDIT. If all Staff &
Faculty could pick up their office
supplies beforehand, as supplies
will not be available on those data.

 
 

Thanks,

S. Martell