Leonard George
(Son of Chief Dan George)

Will Lecture on:

Indian Culture:

Past, Present and Future
To the "ETHNIC MINORITIES" Class

(SOC 230)
March 21, 1984
1200 - 1400 hours

Room 1807

Everyone Is Welcome

 

 

Men’s Hoop Squad Scores A for Effort

Totem Championships at BCIT for men's basket-

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for Linda MacPherson and silver medals for
Damian Chang and Tony Kho. Because of VCC
being declared ineligible to compete at the |
CCAA in Montreal, Damian and Tony will
accompany Linda to Montreal on March 2] - 25
Good luck, Group:

Intramural volleyball is on for one more
week. Students are now beginning to default
as much as staff and faculty. Any sugges- |
tions for an activity that everyone would
love?

Movies are being shown in Room 2201
Thursdays 1 - 2 p.m. and students are
welcome to drop in and watch for free.

Casino Night onSat,Mar 24. Come and bring
your friends. Tickets available from
athletes, P. E. students, Student Society
Office and Room 1338,

 

Athletic banquet is scheduled for March 30
More information to follow.

Betty Lou Hayes

 

ball saw our team put forth a fine effort.
Losing to Capilano (the eventual winner)
by 6 points and Fraser Valley by 2 points
with a little help from the referees.

Our cheering section was stupendous and

lst place cheering prize goes to the men's
and women's volleyball teams who got to-
gether with some of the most original cheers
I have ever heard (complete with cheer-
leaders). The women's basketball team
followed a close second with P. E. students
and D. C. Alumni making themselves noticed.

The curling team consisting of lead Randy
Jones, second Chris Wilcock, third and

skip Mark Jarvinen, fourth Ted Stanyer and
coached by Gert Van Niekerk pulled off
silver medals at the Totem Championships in
Kamloops. Gert is in Kamloops this week-end
for the CCAA National Championships with

a women's and a mixed team. Congratulations
and good luck, Gert:

Robin Ryan's badminton players came home
from Malaspina where the Totem Championship

 

competition took place, with a gold medal

Douglas Badminton Players Have Happy Romp
At B. C. College Championships in Nanaimo

Happy Romp for DC Birdie Players
|
1984. |

Friday, March 9th,

Linda MacPherson (Singles) and Damian chang |
and Tony Kho (Doubles) bound for College
Nationals at Montreal, March 25th, 1984.

As the contented wine taster slurred, ex-
ploring with his taste buds, "Thish ish a
good year. ..."

(With regard to badminton: )

\
Ten Douglas players - Bob Chapman, Damian
Chang, Patti Corrin, Steve Forbes, Tony
Kho, Min Lee, Linda MacPherson, Sheila
Murphy, Serino Pereira and Shamir Sidi |
slipped into high (badminton) gear (IT'S
ALWAYS HIGH.) for the first competition - |
The Team Championship. The event wasn't |

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decided until the final match, the Mixed