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THE MAD HATTER
A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the summer semester
by
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster,B.C.
Editor: Judie Steeves, Surrey campus
Telephone: 588-4411, loc. 283

 

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MS. ED'S NOTES:

Mad Hatter deadlines: are
Thursday mornings noon, to be exact.
It is made up in the afternoon and
goes to printing for distribution
by Monday. Send copy to Mad Hatter/
Surrey, typed on one side of a
white sheet of paper so it can be
cut up to fit into the columns...
Precis lengthy articles or an-
nouncements pls, or it won't get in.
Small classifieds also accepted,
except for real estate.

 

You're all invited to the Big
Brothers' 3rd annual dinner and
dance at the Langley Civic Centre
Sept. 25, and at the same time you
would be helping to put on other
activities for the little brothers.

Cocktails at 6:30, a smorgasbord
at 7, followed by dancing from 9
to l a.m. to music by the Orbitones.
For tickets call Ken Moore/S, local
251 and help the Big Brothers help
their little brothers. If you could
spare a few hours of your time why
not become a Big Brother to one of
the dozen little ones in the Langley
area haping for a_man's companion-
ship occasionally. Call Ken.

 

Another D.C. T.V. star has surfaced:
Move over, Ken. For some time now,’
our Theatre Program lady, Dorothy
Jones, has been hosting a Western
Cablevision program called Focus on
the Arts. It is an interview and
activity type of program with local
New Westminster)
talent coming on the program to
talk about their spinning, weaving,
dancing or whatever and perhaps dem-
onstrating their art. "Lots of work,
and lots of fun -- but no pay," is
how she summarizes it. However,one
problem with such a show is having
to constantly come up with ideas of
new people to bring in and she was
begging me the other day to come up

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Poor Dorothy has no phone in her

new Essondale office so call Pauline

in Fine Arts and leave ,a message if
you have any ideas for her. 225/S.

 

 

CORRECTION

In the September 7, 1976 issue of

The Pinion, the updated and approved
INSTRUCTIONAL POLICIES were printed
with the notation that they had been
approved by Principal's Council on
August 24, 1976.

This is true EXCEPT FOR GRADING OF LATE
ASSIGNMENTS.

 

This item was referred to the Curriculum
Committee for further consideration, and
re-submission to Principal's Council.

The revised statement will be published
as soon as it is available. Please
accept my apologies for any confusion
this error may have caused.

George Wootton

 

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FROM: Jean Buzan .

RE: Slide-Tape Presentation
With enormous assistance from the
Library and IRC Personnel I am creating
a slide-tape presentation called
"Remember: "They" are no longer young."

It purports to be a guide on
communication for those involved with
older people but is actually very much
"tongue-in-the-cheek."

It might be useful in any class
concerned with communication, group

dynamics, personal development, etc. etc.’

Marlene Silcock's illustrations are
delightful and the narration done by
Nicholas Lewis and myself is fun - but
may make even you take a look at your-
self!