an overview of the marketplace,
and move on to targeting the
market, developing proposal
packages, tax and other business
matters, and a demonstration of
photographing your art.

The non-credit course is one of
many arts-oriented Community
Programs which are bringing
Douglas College an increasing
reputation as a dynamic centre
for the performing and fine arts.
Marketing Your Art will be held
at the New Westminster campus.
Please call 520-5473.

MAD HATTER

 

 

 

TOUR THE
MEDITERRANEAN

Oya when a chill is in the
air and summer is finally
and unequivocally gone, is the
perfect time to start dreaming
about the Mediterranean. Begin-
ning Wednesday, October 21,
Douglas College will present a
three-session slide tour entitled
The Splendors of the Mediter-
ranean.

 

The non-credit course, part of
the Armchair Travellers’ Series,
will spend one evening on each
of three of the countries to the
north and west of the Mediter-
ranean Sea. Participants will see
Greece, Italy, and Spain through
the eyes of their experienced tour
leaders, Karin and George Storey.
The Storeys use slides, music, and
discussion to bring some of the
western world’s oldest and most
fascinating cultures to life.

The Splendors of the Mediter-
ranean is one of a variety of
cultural and language programs
held at the New Westminster cam-
pus of Douglas College, one
block from the Skytrain terminus.
For details about this or other
Community Programs, please call
520-5473.

 

5-88 FOUNCatION:

Mary Fewster
Memorial Nursing
Scholarship

O= $2,000 has been received
to date from friends, family
and colleagues of Mary Fewster
for a memorial scholarship fund.
These donations will generate
matching funds from the provin-
cial government for the College’s
general student assistance trust
fund. This means a donation in
honour of Mary will help not
only a Nursing student but other
college students in need of sup-
port as well.

Donations can be made to the
Foundation Office in several
ways, including a payroll deduc-
tion plan. Please contact the
Foundation Office in Room
4800A for further details.

   

hz,

 

 

 

 

 

 

CAN-AM
CHALLENGE

 

INTERNATIONAL
POWER VOLLEYBALL

Former Douglas College Royal
and All-Canadian Blake Bevan
will lead his new squad, the
U.B.C. Thunderbirds, in an inter-
national power volleyball match
against highly touted Cal State
Northridge.

Cal State, one of the top univer-
sity teams in the USA’s volleyball
hotbed, Southern California, will
be looking for revenge for their
state after last year’s narrow loss
by Stanford University to B.C.’s
bestever team. The Thunderbirds
boast an almost legendary record
in Canadian university competi-
tion and coach Dale Ohman
expects this year’s squad to bea
national contender.

The Can-Am Challenge match
begins 7:30 p.m. at the Douglas
College Gymnasium on
Thursday, October 29. The match
warm-up starts at 7:00 p.m. and
admission is $3.00. Tickets can be
purchased from the Douglas Col-
lege Athletics department or at
the door.

The match is sponsored by the
Douglas College Royals men’s
and women’s volleyball teams.