INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / MARCH 7, 1989

 

 

 

Douglas College

Foundation Update N IF] [= RR ly

Foundation
Sots the WIND

College
Departments

Each year the Douglas Col-
lege Foundation is pleased to
support departmental initiatives
in areas other than student
scholarships and bursaries from
the proceeds of an "undesig-
nated" fund.

 

 

 

 

This year, the Foundation ap-
proved nine requests for funding
from a wide range of programs
and departments. They are as
follows:

 

Library - $273 was approved to
assist with the purchase of a
Handy Table for use by disabled
students in the Library.

Job Training for Multiple
Handicapped Persons - $430
was approved to assist with the
purchase of a Unicorn
Membrane Keyboard to assist
disabled students with data entry
training.

Sports Institute - $500 was ap-
proved to assist with the
purchase of a sound system for
the weight room and fitness clas-
ses.

 

 

Athletics - $500 was approved
to assist with the purchase of
banners for team champions.

 

 

Theatre students Stephen Cooper and Angela Cachay struggle over
ideas of right and wrong in Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee’s
Continued on page 6 Inherit the Wind. The play opens Friday, March 10 at 8:00 pm. and
runs through to March 18. For reservations and information call the
Douglas College Box Office, 520-5488.

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