MAD HATTER 2:

High Approval Rate

He points to the high numbers of graduates
finding study-related employment as another
indicator that the supply of students is keeping
pace with the employment market demand.

"The survey shows that our objectives have

continued to be viable, despite government

cutbacks and economic conditions that have
seriously eroded employment opportunities

in most post-secondary vocational training

programs," Shebib says.

"Our high approval rate suggests the CSSW
curriculum is not only maintaining acceptable
standards, but we're frequently exceeding those
standards."

Besides the high chance of finding employment
after graduation from the program, students
generally have a greater degree of job satisfac-
tion in the social service fields, he added.

The summarized report, totalling 37 pages, is
available for interested social service agencies
and the public through the Social Service and
Allied Health department at Douglas College.

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Noon at New West

The Noon at New West free music series at
Douglas College will present Canadian mezzo-
soprano Jo-Anne Bentley and pianist Michael
McMahon on Thursday, November 14.

The pair are currently members of the music
faculty, University of McGill, and are completing
a f all cross Canada tour.

Bentley, considered one of the top vocalists in
Canada, was a finalist in the recent National
Bach Aria Competition and will be performing
later in the year in Montreal's Pollack Hall to
be recorded by the CBC.

McMahon is a frequent guest on CBC and Radio
Canada, and is a coach with the recently formed

Atelier Lyrique de l'Opera de Montreal. He has
studied in Vienna at the Franz Schubert Institute
and the Hochschule fur Musik and the
International Summer Academy of the Mozarteum
in Salzburg.

This afternoon of fine music will be presented
free to the public at 12:30 P.M. Thursday,
November 14 in the performing arts theatre of
Douglas College.

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PEARLS NEEDS YOU

To Submit
STORIES
POETRY
SHORT PLAYS
DRAWINGS

DEADLINE: January 24, 1986

Submissions to Douglas College English Dept.
Room 3320.

Manuscripts should be typed, double spaced and
include authors name, address, and phone number.

Drawings should be two tone line.

What is Pearls? Pearls is an anthology of prose,
poetry, plays and drawings composed by past and
present students of Douglas College and Kwantlen
College.

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