with the College P. D. Committee, invites
all faculty and staff to attend a panel dis-
cussion on the question: "Should Douglas
College be Declared a Nuclear-Free Zone?".
Jim Davies will moderate the panel, which
will also include Cathleen Smith and Howard
Faton. It will be held Thursday, February
16th, 12:30 - 2:00, in room 3302. Faculty
are also requested to announce this event to
their students.

Alan McMillan

 

St. Mungo Exhibit

All College personnel are invited to view the
new exhibit which has been set up in room
3417 in the Social Sciences area. The dis-
play outlines the prehistoric heritage of
the Coast Salish people along the lower
Fraser River. It focuses on the archaeologi-
cal material recovered from the St. Mungo
Cannery site, on the Fraser River in Delta
(opposite Annacis Island). A major excava-
tion at this site, which is slated to be
destroyed by bridge construction, was funded
by the B. C. Heritage Trust in 1983. The
interpretive display which was prepared for
the site has now been moved to the College.

All members of the College community and the
general public are welcome. We will try to
have the room open Monday through Thursday
12-4. For access at other times, inquire at
the Social Sciences office.

Alan McMillan

 

DOUGLAS COLLEGE

ARCHIVES Mad Hatter Page 3

 

 

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The instructor, Katrin Sermat, holds a
Bachelor's Degree in French from Simon |
Fraser University. She worked for several
years as a language lab assistant with be-
ginning French students and is well acquaint-
ed with the problems and frustrations en-
countered in learning a new language. |
PLACE: Douglas College
700 Royal Avenue, New Westminster

DATE: Wednesday, February 15th -

April 4th, 1984.
TIME: 1900 - 2100
SESSIONS: 8
FEE: $45.00
INSTRUCTOR:

Katrin Sermat, BA

TO REGISTER, CONTACT COMMUNITY PROGRAMS AND |
SERVICES. |

 

 

Beginning French
An Eight-Evening Session at Douglas College

Designed for those with little or no know-
ledge of French, this eight-week course wil]
introduce students to our "other official
language". Pronunciation, structural exer-
cises, simple, useful conversation patterns
and vocabulary will be interspersed with
slides, recordings and filmstrips to give
students a lively and informal introduction
to French language and culture.

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Faculty and Staff Basketball

This is just a reminder that faculty and
staff basketball resumes this week

and will continue as long as we can get

10 people who are capable of hobbling from
one end of the court to the other. |

Make a note on your calendar and plan to
come out every Wednesday, from 8:00 to 10: 00,
p.m. in the Douglas College Gym. |

HOPE TO SEE YOU THIS WEDNESDAY. |

 

For Sale

1 Atari 2600 and assorted game cartridges.
Will sell separately or as a package. |

CALL 524-9054, after 6:00 p.m.

 

 

 

 

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