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Time

Newsweek
Chatelaine Science
Science Digest B.C. Studies

Canadian Historical
Review

If you hold subscriptions to any of these
magazines and are willing to part with them
after a reasonable time, please send a note
to me in the Library.

Ralph Stanton

 

Noon Hour Concert Series

Thursday, March 31
12:30 - 1:30 p.m.

In the Theatre

Featuring: Ellen Silverman - Piano

Admission: Free

 

 

Gym Availability Times

MON. Indoor Soccer 4-5 PM
Men's Basketball 5 - 7 PM
Badminton 7 - 9 PM

TUE. Badminton 4 - 6 PM

WED. Co-ed Volleyball 4 - 6 PM
Men's Basketball] 6 - & PM
Men's Volleyball 8 - 11 PM

THUR. Intramurals 12 - 2 PM
(a variety of activities)

Badminton 4 - 6 PM
Men's Floor Hockey 7 - 10 PM

FRI. Nursing Department 11 - 12 NOON

SUN. Men's Volleyball - 5 PM
Men's Floor Hockey - 10 PM

 

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for each group using the gymnasium to put
away all equipment when finished and to
sweep the floor, if necessary. The last |
group in the evening should always sweep
the floor.

There is also room available for other
groups interested in using the gym. Women
interested in starting an indoor league,
please see Betty Lou Hayes, Room 1338. |

Please be advised that it will be ay

 

Campus Advertising Regulations

The Management Committee, on March 8, 1983,
approved the following Campus Advertising
Regulations:

1. All postings are to be restricted to
specified areas and bulletin boards.

2. Ultimate responsibility for control of
bulletin boards rests with the Physical
Plant and Site Services Department but
will be shared with College Departments
or groups. Control may be delegated to
the Department responsible.

3. All posters, flyers, etc., must be date
stamped and approved by the Department
responsible.

4. Posting will normally be approved for a
maximum of thirty (30) days.

5. Commercial advertising will be accepted |
only if prepared as a special offer,
specifically addressed to Douglas Col-
lege students and employees and only
after advertising has been purchased in
the student newspaper.

The installation of bulletin boards
throughout the facility is underway. Until
these have been located in all areas re-
quiring bulletin/notice boards there will
be some laxity in adhering to the regula-
tions. Once installation is complete, how-
ever, any and all notices not located on
appropriate boards will be removed.

 

It is our intention to delegate responsi-
bility as follows:

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