Language ‘i
Bursary,

  

for the camera in the concourse

  

MICHAEL PIERRE

   

he Summer Language

  

Bursary program is

 

part of the English as

 
  

a Second Language program
offered at Douglas College.
This particular program

 
 
 
 
 

consists of a mix of different

  

people, all of whom wish to

 

learn English. This mix

 
 
 

includes mainly French

 

Canadian students, Taiwanese

 
 
 

students, Korean students

 
 

and Japanese students, from

  

either their respective

 

countries or from the local

 
 
 

community. The French
Canadian students get half of
their tuition paid by the

  
 
 
 

government, but the other

  
 
  

 
 

) ; | students who join the
Photographers Masakzu Egami and Takashi Kaku, pictured here
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program must pay the full

  
 
 

amount.

 

SLBprogram

 

Eve-Renee Leblanc, Marie-Eve Mainville and Patricia Blackburn pose

rT fi

   

I was lucky enough to
work with some of these stu-
dents as what is called a
monitor, which is basically
someone who ‘monitors’ the
students, to keep them speak-
ing in English and to offer
activities, etc. I did a newspa-
per workshop, and through
this workshop the students
created articles for you, the
Douglas College community,
to read. Unfortunately, some
of these articles may already
be outdated, as the students
left about a month ago and
the Other Press only comes
out once a month in the
summer. We hope you enjoy
what we have to offer you all
with our variety of articles,
stories and just our own

thing.