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Mailing Address: P.0. Box 2503, New Westminster, B.C. V3L 5B2
Inside INSIDE

February 21, 1989 Issue

 

Invitation to Foundation
Awards Ceremony 3

 

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Swingers Need Apply

Health & Safety for
Clerical Workers

 

 

 

Athletic Update

Women's Centre Helps
Changing Lives 5
StaffChanges SS
Sports Menu 6

 

Professional Development 7

Group Advising Sessions _7

College Education
Committee Faculty Position 8

Irving House Restoration 8

 

 

 

Briefs 9
Coming Events 9
Innovation Abstracts 11

 

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Foundation Receives
New Scholarship
Fund for the Arts

Performing arts students at-
tending Douglas College will
benefit from a scholarship fund
established by the Arts Council
of New Westminster.

Using all or part of its annual
interest, the $5,000 endowment
will provide one or more per-
forming arts scholarships for
Douglas College students. The
amount of the scholarship will
be determined annually by the
income from investments made
by the Douglas College Founda-
tion; students will be selected by
the Douglas College Scholar-
ship and Bursary Committee.

"The Endowment will
generate at least $500 interest
per year, and it’s amazing how
far that can go in helping our stu-
dents," says Bill Day. “We
expect the first cycle of interest
money to be issued in October,
and we’re grateful to the Arts
Council and it president, Alec
Webber, for establishing this
fund."

 

Webber, who inaugurated the
fund during a ceremony at a
recent College Foundation meet-
ing, said he was motivated

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Real Estate
Promotes
Business
Education at
College

A ‘matching grant’ program
worth $40,000 has been estab-
lished between the Real Estate
Foundation of British Columbia
and the Douglas College Foun-
dation.

The Real Estate Foundation, a
non-profit organization which
promotes education, law reform

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