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INTERESTED IN BI-LINGUAL EDUCATION?
THE QUEBECOIS ARE COMING
A program aide and Languate monitors are
We need English-speaking families to provide|required to work in Douglas College’s Summer
suitable rom with full board for students studying | Language Bursary Program.
english at Douglas College from May 25th to July | Students of Modern Languages, Social Sciences
2nd. Recreation, Business and Performing arts need
Host families will receive a stipend. apply.
Contact the Summer Language Bursary Pro-|This program relates to your -carreer goals.
gram at 524-0371, local 24
#C-118 and C-119

 

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April

15th to September 9th, 1982

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END THE ARMS RACE
WALK for PEACE

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Saturday April 24th. Douglas College contin-
gent will meet by the dormant locomotive at
11:45 a.m. at the Kits Beach Park. Walk starts
from Kits. Beach at 12:00 noon to the rally at
Sunset Beach at 2:00 p.m.

Speakers Include: Dr. Jesse Chiang, Dr. William
Epstein, Jim and Shelly Douglass and Sister
Mary Jo Leddy. Music and entertainment are to

APRIL 22nd

B.B. Gabor, at the Soft
Rock Cafe in Kits.

the Allotria Jazz Band from
Germany at the Hot Jazz
Club in Vancouver.

Horror Double Bill at the
Vancouver East Cinema,
night of the Living Dead
and Dawm of the Dead.
phone:253-5455

APRIL 23rd

Tina Turner, two shows at
the Commadore.

Shari Ulrich at the Soft
Rock Cafe with the

Shari Ulrich at the Soft
Rock Cafe with the Clair
Lawrence Band to the 25th.

Workshop in Radical Ther-
apy for men and women.
Constructive critisism, peer
counselling, gestalt process,
bioenergetics. Phone David
Hastly 437-0767.

APRIL 24th

Stringband 9 Friends at the
Sir Charles Tupper Auditor-
ium 419 E. 24 Ave. just
east of Main St. Advance
tickets only, $3,99. Phone;
Vancouver Folk Music Fes-
tival, 879-2931. Dress down

for this occasion.

GEORGE
WOOTTEN
SCHOLARSHIP

Two scholarships (of ap-
proxiamately $500 each) in
honour of George Wootton,
the first President of Doug-
las College, are available
this year to graduating stu-
dents in any program who}
have shown:

1) superior scholastic ab-
ility, and

1) signifigant participa-
tion in College and com-
munity activities.

Candidates for this award
must be nominated by a
student, staff or faculty
member. Nominations must
include a letter of recom-
mendation giving the rea-
sons for the nomination.

Nominations for candid-
ates from the May 1982
graduating class, should be
submitted to the Financial