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asking everyone to join in the celebration.”

Public information officer Bill Bell is optimistic there will be an en-
thusiastic response from faculty, staff and students to the call for spring
proposals.

“The 20th anniversary is a chance to celebrate our past and future,” says
Bell. “We want people to have fun. The 20th anniversary is designed to be a
celebration for ourselves and the community. The College is only an institu-
tion, it’s the people...the faculty and staff who have made a difference. This
20 year celebration is for them to enjoy...a time to reflect on everyone's
achievements.”

Bell adds that several departments have already come up with some ex-
cellent ideas for the celebration “and we hope the response for the spring
semester will snowball.”

Bell says the 20th Anniversary Steering Committee is looking for
projects students and faculty would like to do at the department levels as
their part of the celebration.

Proposals for the spring semester should designate a specific time for
the proposed event, include a budget not exceeding $500, and outline how
the project will help the College achieve iis 20th anniversary goals and objec-
tives.

Proposal forms and copies of the 20th anniversary goals and objectives
can be picked up in the Public Information Office, Room 4840. For further
information on the 20th Anniversary Celebration call Marilyn Assaf in the
Public Information Office, Local 5325.

 

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20th Anniversary
Celebration
Fall Calendar of
Events

Vv

Oct. 20-21. Alumni Association
Homecoming Celebration

Oct. 23-28 International
Education Week

* Nov.9 Douglas College
Foundation Fall Awards
Ceremony /Recognition
of Volunteers

* Nov. 17-26 Douglas College
Theatre Department
presents “Anne of Green
Gables”

* Nov.25 Douglas College
Christmas Party

* Dec. 9-10 Douglas College
Choral Society’s
presentation "Carmina

Burana” by Carl Orff

December Special edition of
“Event” Magazine

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enroll in non-credit programs, relat-
ing mainly to professional
development.

“We're still fulfilling our
original mandate to provide a com-
prehensive community college,”
says Gilgan. “We're still an institu-
tion dedicated to helping meet the
needs of the community.”

 

 

 

 

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