INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / AUGUST 21, 1990

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Old walls must come down before new
ones can go up. Construction work
continues on Phase 2 expansion, lower
level, south wing.

 

 

Graduates Making a

Difference Sought

Do you know any Douglas
College graduates who deserve
special recognition? Then the
Douglas College Alumni Associa-
tion would like to hear from you!

The Alumni Association plans
to showcase the work of
“graduates making a difference" at
Open House ’90. We are inviting
authors, artists, athletes, com-
munity volunteers, entrepreneurs
and many others to come to
Douglas College to share their
work and other accomplishments.
It will be an exciting exhibit and a
great opportunity for faculty, staff
and former students to renew
friendships.

For further information or to
suggest the names of graduates
who should be invited to this
event, please call Cathy Daminato
at 527-5322. m

douglas 7 gs
collége alumni association

Badminton team tours London, England

he Douglas College Badminton team travelled to London, England

to participate in two tournaments at the Badminton Association of
England, Milton Keynes, June 7 — 21, 1990.

Although the team lost the first tournament to the Royal Air Force
by a heartbreaking 11-10 score, Douglas Colleges’ Sian Deng put ona
brilliant show and finished with a 6-0 record. Peter Chen also had a
good tournament finishing 4-1.

The R.A.F. team seemed to have more depth than Douglas College
who were weakened by an injury to our #2 Ladies’ Singles player Trish
Schill.

The second tournament was against the County of Buckingham-
shire who finished 5th in the countrythis past season.

To counter the obvious strength of Sian Deng, the County team
boostered its ranks with several players from the England Youth Team.

However, Sian was undaunted and proceeded to win the next 6
matches to finish the tournament 12-0. The England Youth Team
countered by moving Sian into the Mens’ Singles draw but Sian once
again emerged victorious by winning all matches.

In spite of Sian’s winning record, Douglas College emerged from this
tournament on the losing end of an 11-8 score. The team badly missed
Trish Schill who was still sidelined with an ankle injury.

Our team was congratulated on their discipline, attitude and
sportsmanship. As well, they all arrived safely back home after separat-
ing to tour Europe. Congratulations to the entire team and to coach Arif
(Al) Mawani.

Open House:

Remember! The entire Badminton team will be available during Open
House to help you with your badminton technique or to provide competition if
you are feeling "mighty". ™

 

Group Advising Sessions Schedule

All sessions start promptly at times advertised and are approximately 1 1/2 - 2 hours
in length. Sessions are free and pre-registration is not required. All sessions are
held at the New Westminster campus unless otherwise stated.

\ AUGUST 20 — 24
Education - University Transfer .............200-% Tuesday, August 21

to Simon Fraser University 1400 hours
(Elem. and Sec.) B.Ed. Room 1812
Heather

Criminology = Career and G0. 20s3 3 6. ss ss Wednesday, August 22
University Transfer Programs 1000 hours
Certificate and Diploma Room 1812
: Lorraine

First-Year Arts - University Transfer ............ Thursday, August 23
Including major requirements and pre-entry 1000 hours
requirements for Room 1812
Bachelor of Social Work Linda
Commerce & Business Administration ..........+.- Friday, August 24
University transfer programs to 1000 hours
UBC and SFU Room 1812
Georgina