INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / MAY 16, 1989

 

 

 

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ORIENTATION HELP
NEEDED

The third annual Douglas
College Orientation is scheduled
for August 16th from 1:00 pm.
to 5:00 pm. and August 17th
from 9:00 am. to 1:00 pm. and
6:30 pm. to 9:30 pm.

This year we expect between
750 to 1050 to attend the
Orientation Sessions which will
provide activities and
information designed to
introduce the College to new
students.

If you have any suggestions for
content, or are willing to
participate in the Orientation
activities - greeting new
students or acting as a tour
guide - your help would be
greatly appreciated.

Please contact John Tomchick,
Orientation Clerk, at local 4611
for further information.

REMINDER: IMPORTANT
DEADLINES

May 19

Last day to late register and to
add a course. Last day to drop a
course without receiving “W”
on transcript.

INSIDER PUBLISHES
BI-MONTHLY

The Insider is now on its
summer schedule, publishing
every second week. The
following Tuesdays will be the
issue dates: May 30; June 13,
27; July 11, 25; August 8, 22.
The deadline for submissions
will continue to be Tuesday
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publication date. The Insider
will resume its weekly schedule
with the September 5 issue.

LIBRARY ORIENTATION -
SUMMER 1989

All instructors are invited to
bring their classes to the library
for library orientation. Booking
forms have been distributed via
the departmental assistants, or
bookings may be made by
phone to Jacquie Ticknor,
Library Orientation Assistant, at
local 2108.

The orientation session
normally takes one hour, and
consists of a short introduction
to the library by a librarian and
the completion of a self-paced
assignment, the Library Lab, by
the students. It is appreciated if
the instructor accompanies the
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NEW TECHNICIAN

Joy Holmwood has announced
that Jeanne Lot has been
selected for the position of
Assistant Lab Technician
(Nursing) in the Health Sciences
Department - effective May 1.

LIBRARY HOURS -
CORRECTION

Commencing May 8th, Library
Hours are as follows:

Monday and Friday

- 0830 - 1630

Tuesday, Wednesday &
Thursday

- 0830 - 2000

Saturday and Sunday

- Closed

FOR SALE

Ikea-style bunk beds. $175.
Call Judy, local 2710 or
942-6391.

(Letter to the Editor, Royal City Record Newspaper,

April 29, 1989)

To the Editor:

I think Duncan Hay, P. Eng., Jacqueline Gresko of Douglas College and
Allen Domas of the Fraser Port Harbour Commission are doing a great
public service holding classes describing the Fraser River’s history for the

general public, young and old alike.

It is interesting to see the way the river has been guided and deepened
over time to accommodate this city and area.

The many marinas and businesses are worth observing. I hope others be-
come more concerned with life along the river’s edge.

The differences between the poverty of some of the marinas and the
wealth that is being displayed in the new developments is astounding.

Thank you, Fraser Port authorities, for the excellent tour through time.

Dora Sanders, New Westminster.

 

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