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College Briefs

 

@® Escape to Sechelt Inlet
3-bedroom cabin near a sandy beach.
Includes use of a canoe. $250/week,
$50/day. Call Jean Hammer at 939-5777
or local 5180.

?® ...or to Denman Island
Ocean front cottage for rent. 2 bedrooms,
all facilities, bicycles. Sept.-Apr. $300/
week, $60/day. Call Jean Cockburn at
925-1549.

@® ...or to Hornby Island

A comfortable, fully equipped home on 10
acres. House and cabin sleeps 4 to 6 peo-
ple. $175 per week or $50 per night. Call
526-1956.

@@ No tape, please
A reminder not to glue or tape notices to
any of the windows in the building. A
film has been applied to all glass surfaces,
inside and outside, and notices posted on
the glass damage the film when removed.
The film was applied to strengthen the
lass so it will not fall in the event of a
seismic disturbance.

2® 1994/95 Calendar

deadline dates
Jan 7, 1994 - Calendar to Registrar’s
Office from departments

Jan 31, 1994 - Calendar to PIO for first
layout

Feb. 21, 1994 - Calendar to Registrar’s
Office from PIO

Feb. 23, 1994 - Calendar to deaprtments
for proofreading

Mar. 2, 1994 - Calendar to Registrar’s
Office after proofreading

Mar. 4, 1994 - Calendar to PIO from Reg-
istrar’s Office with proofing changes.
April 1, 1994 - Calendar to printer

April 12, 1994 - Calendar back from
printer and ready for distribution.

Briefs continued on page 6

 

Let the integrating begin!

 

 

 

 

 

Advanced Education Minister Dr. Tom Perry (second from left) officially launched
the new Integrated Curriculum Program of Douglas College’s Child, Family and
Community Studies Department with a lecture and question and answer session
before 200 students and faculty Sept. 10 at the College. Bev Miller (left), Director
of Child, Family and Community Studies, and students from integrated curriculum
programs helped Perry cut the cake.

 

 

Pinetree Way planning continuing

A series of September meetings took place between College user groups and space planners
for the Pinetree Way campus, says Project Manager West Graydon.

"We had the initial sessions with representatives of various users in the College. They pro-
vided us with information, and took away the kinds of questions that the planners need input
from. We are gradually receiving input and feeding it back to the planners.

Graydon says that the information is also being provided to the architects, who are begin-
ning work on the building blocks of the new campus.

"We’re moving in accordance with a schedule that has a beginning and an end. In order to
fit within it, we have to move as quickly as possible. We expect to have the space planners’
report to take back to the User Committee by mid-October, which will provide the user
groups with a second opportunity to discuss their requirements." For more information on
College user groups, see your department head. A