INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / MARCH 13, 1990

 

 

 

Coming Soon to Douglas College

Unless otherwise Indicated, events take place in the Performing Arts Theatre, room 4100.

 

ART SHOWS  Sat., April 7 & Sun., April 8 - 8:00 p.m. MUSIC STUDENT RECITALS
@ March 19 — May 26 JUDAS MACCABAEUS, a sacred # Tuesdays — 2:00 p.m. - Free
Douglas College Arts Exhibition drama by G.F. Handel presented by March 13, 20, 27
Committee presents the Douglas College Choral Society April 10, 17, 24
“TWENTY YEARS OF MAKING A Orchestra: members of CBC § Sauida, Andie hoon
DIFFERENCE” Annual Juried Art Orchestra. Soloists: Fiona Blackburn, ee gl seal
_ Annual Jurie El : STUDENT SHOWCASE RECITAL
Show; Works juried March 12 soprano; Eileen Broadie-Fay, mezzo E Aenean
Gala reception March 19 in Theatre soprano; David Meek, tenor; Lee ees
Foyer Gallery, Refreshments 7-9 p.m. Jameson, bass. General Admission: @ Sunday, May 27 - 2:00 p.m.
A 20th Anniversary event. $10; Seniors & Students:$8. AMABILIS SINGERS _
A 20th Anniversary event. Douglas College Gymnasium
BAND & CHORAL CONCERTS  ¢ Sunday, May 27 — 2:30 p.m. Cee
¢ Friday, April 20 — 8:00 p.m. CHORFEST 90 ee
ANNUAL SCHOLARSHIP CONCERT A weekend choral festival hosted by AGFA ;
Douglas College Concert Band & Jazz Amabilis Singers, Douglas College THEATRE PRODUCTIONS
Bands, Ed Bach, director Choral Society, & B.C. Choral ¢ Apa 23 5 - Sd ete
Douglas College Chorus, Tatsuo Federation. Final concert in the arte tes En aaee
Hoshina, director Douglas College Gymnasium, 2:30 MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
General Admission: $5; Students and p.m. Admission: $5 Douglas ees Theatre dept.
Seniors: $3. Proceeds will go towards A 20th Anniversary event. mainstage production.
music scholarships No shows March 25 & 26.
Admission: General $8,
Seniors/Students $5.
; SPECIAL 20TH
1c] ; ANNIVERSARY CONCERTS
Group Advising Sessions Schedule vo eee
All sessions start promptly at times advertised and are approximately 1 1/2 - 2 Dantes ee sate ay ae aneniieee

hours in length. Sessions are free and pre-registration Is not required. All

sessions are held at the New Westminster campus unless otherwise stated. LITERATURE ALIVE | 90

Readings By Canadian Writers.
cs @ SHARON POLLOCK
MARCH 13 16 Thursday, March 22, 12:00 noon
Visual Language Interpreter Training Program ..... . Tuesday, March 13 Room 4308
oe LECTURES
Lorraine @ Wednesday, March 28, 7 — 9 p.m.
JUDAS MACCABAEUS
Developmental Education ........... ..... Wednesday, March 14 by Kevin Barrington-Foote, Douglas
College Preparation, Developmental Studies 1400 hours College Music Theory Instructor;
General Studies, Gr. 12 equivalency/completion Room 4221 Fee: $4
Lorraine
NOON AT NEW WEST
First-Year Arts - University Mr an Sleh ss. 0 eee: 6 oan ck Thursday, March 15 Thursdays — 12:30 p.m.;
Including major requirements and 1400 hours ade ‘
pre- entry requirements for Room 4221 Admission Is Free
achelor of Social Work Linda @ March 15
“IN THE SPOTLIGHT”
Education - University Transfer .............4. Thursday, March 15 featuring outstanding U.B.C. students
to Simon Fraser University 1600 hours A 20th Anniversary event
(Elem. & Sec. ) B Ed. Room 4211 @ March 22

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A 20th anniversary event

Business Management Career Programs ........... Friday, March 16 standing Dou

Certificate and Diploma Sod: aoe ee ee
(Acc., Gen. Bus k. Mgmt.) Room 4211A
Linda
Community Social Service Worker Program ........ Friday, March 16
full-time & part-time 1400 hours
Room 4223
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