MAD HATTER 3

 

 

To prepare students for this kind of
work, the Douglas College Compu-
ting Science program teaches
students not only how to operate
computers, but also to understand
what makes them tick. Students are
taught to understand the underlying
concepts behind existing software as
well as fo design new software.

Girard says Douglas College students
are particularly well equipped to trans-
fer to university Computing Science
programs because of an unusually low
student/teacher and student/computer
ratio. Whereas, in other computer sci-
ence programs it is usual for students
to spend many hours every term wait-
ing for computer time, at Douglas
College, computers are usually avail-
able on demand.

CLOSURE OF
LOWER CAFETERIA

The Lower Cafeteria will be closed for
February 25 and 26, 1987 to accom-
modate a booking taken prior to the
opening of the Lower Cafeteria for
daily service.

Sorry for any inconvenience this may
cause.

Pat Thomasson

THEFTS
WITHIN
COLLEGE

On February 5, 1987 my purse was
stolen from the office. After recovery
from the police | found the description
of the suspect was the same as my
description.

 

The description is as follows:

5'8” - 5'10”, Slight build, mid fo late
30's, dark stringy hair, slight beard. He
was last seen wearing a black baseball
cap with gold leaf design on brim, dark
jacket and jeans.

If seen please notify Security and the
New Westminster Police - Cst. R.
Gibson - 525-541 |.

Laura Kenyon - Bookstore

MONEY ** MONEY

Don't forget your R.R.S.P. Current
rules are as follows.

lf you are a member of the college pen-
sion plan, there is no change for the
1986 tax year...the maximum is $3,500
minus contributions to the college
pension plan.

If you are not a member of the plan, the
rule is 20% of earned income to a
maximum of $7,500 in both 1986 and
1987. Until this year, the maximum has
been $5,500.

Major changes will occur for the 1988
tax year, leading to a maximum of
$15,500 by 1991, in both in-
stances...stay tuned.

Proposed legislation allows for a
seven year carry-forward period,
allowing you to contribute later, if un-
able to do so during any one fax yeor.

 

Murray Leslie

 

 

Tickets available at door.

 

DOUGLAS COLLEGE IS PROUD TO PRESENT
A RECITAL BY

Shauna Kolstou,
Cellist

Wednesday, March 4

Douglas College Performance Theatre
700 Royal Ave., New Westminster

General: $8.00; Students/Seniors:
Reservations: 520-5488, Information: 520-5400

8:00 p.m,

$4.00
douglas college