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

 

 

Pot tens:

|'m exceedingly interested in what, if
anything, transpired at a seminar of the
A.C.C.C. conference in Ottawa. A fellow *
spoke on applications of Piaget's theory

to the teaching of science at the community
college. If you attended, and have notes,
transcripts, handouts, or memories of this
session, I'd like very much to copy these
and/or discuss the idea with you.

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Please leave me a message at local 267,
Surrey campus, and I'll get back to you.

- also -

Bill den H@rtog and | would like to hear
from anyone at Douglas interested in form-
ing an informal discussion group to explore
the above-mentioned idea, (applications of
Piagetian Theory to science teaching). We
have a bibliography and many ideas and
questions that bear examination and trials
If you're interested, please call us at
either local 267, Surrey for Geoff Dean

or local 31, Richmond for Bill den

Hertog. Thanks.

Geoff Dean
*John Beaver

PRING SEMESTER WELCOME-BACK SESSIONS
January 25 & 28, N.W. Campus

Thanks to our Student Society President,

ay Harris, also Len Whiteley, Roy Bull and their

usic students and all instructors who took a
-offee break with their classes. Our 'Welcome-

ack Students Sessions"! were a real success. All
Next year

onuts and coffee disappeared quickly.
e should plan something even more livelier and
exciting for the first week of classes.

From all of us in Counselling & Student
ervices on N.W. Campus.

/ ; Al, Judy, Sheila, Ann, Helga, Elaine and
. Andre

 

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Sports

RUGBY

 

The College 3rd rugby team lost 10-0 to the
Seattle Rugby Club 2nd team in Seattle on
Saturday. The College dominated the forward
play but were outclassed in the backs.

Meanwhile, the College 2nd team played to a
scoreless tie with Pocomo Rugby Club in a
league game at Queens Park. Douglas had a
territorial advantage in this game which they
should have won.

Three Douglas College players shared in the
making of rugby history last Wednesday as
they were members of the first Fraser Valley
Rep side ever to defeat the Vancouver Rep
side. The Douglas players were George Boon,
Mark Ovenden and Joel Schmidt and the score
was 20-4. Other Douglas players to make the
Rep side this year were Joe Collins and

John Marisco (junior reps).

Douglas College will be the host club when
the British Cheshire Team plays the Valley
Reps on April 9th.

WOMENS VOLLEYBALL

The College womens volleyball team were in
Kelowna on February 18th and 19th for the
Totem Conference Volleyball Championships.
They finished 4th out of 6 teams and although
losing to Vancouver Community College,
B.C.1.T., Okanagan and Trinity, were
competitive all the way. They defeated

a Malaspina College and Cariboo College.

Vancouver City College won the championship.
HOCKEY

The mens hockey team were in Kamloops
February 16th - 19th for the Molson's
Invitational Hockey Tournament. They

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