THE MAD HATTER

A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
' and fall semesters, bi-montly in
the summer semester
by
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster, B.C.

 

 

Telephone: 588-4411, Local 283

Notice Board

 

Petty Cash - N.W.

Effective immediately, petty cash

requirements may be obtained from

the N.W. Campus Principal's office
(N305) from the Business Clerk.

Joan Edwards for

Bill Day
Campus Principal
N.W.

SMALL FORMAT VIDEO COURSE

 

Have you ever wanted to use the video
but been afraid to?? A course is
being offered at D.C., Surrey Campus,
on SMALL FORMAT VIDEO, for those in-
tending to use video in such ways as
closed circuit or community cable.
There will be discussions and work

on basic camera techniques, lighting,
sound, half-inch open reels, general
production methods and cablecasting.

Classes commence Tuesday Oct. 17, and
each following Tuesday from 1930 - 2130
hours for five weeks.

If interested contact Admissions, Surrey
Campus.

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ABE GETS $74,000 GRANT

College Council agreed to
participate in a pilot
project aimed at training

volunteers to tutor non-
reading adults in the &
community.

Starting in January, the
program will provide work-
shops and practicum
experience to the volunteer
tutors. The volunteers
will be trained to use

a manual developed by

the ABE faculty and
printed by the College.

Nora Minogue, community
development Coordinator
for the project, will be
released half-time from
teaching to engage in
community consciousness
raising.

Barbara Bowmar, newly

appointed regular faculty

in ABE, will be released

half-time on project

funds to coordinate

curriculum development ©
and to plan for the train-

ing of tutors.

 

Please encourage your
students to volunteer.
Research shows that

reading levels of tutors,

in many cases, increases
more than the reading levels
of tutees.

***SUPPORT YOUR THEATRE DEPARTMENT***
PLAN
NOW
CG AT TEN D
- The Theatre Departments Production of
NIGHT MUST FALL, Emlyn William's thriller,

starts on Wednesday Oct. 25. It will run
till Sunday, Oct. 29.

 

- It will be held at the James Cowan Theatre,
in Burnaby, starting at 8 p.m., Sunday
Matinee at 2 pm (for your convenience).