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For the past 10 months, the governance ‘|
system has been dealing with the question of
Self Funded Credit courses.
In December, the Education & Services sub-
committee of the College Board heard the
presentations of both EPPCO and the admini- |
stration. |
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Following that meeting, the senior admini- |
stration was directed to do further study of |
the issue. In doing its analysis, the
administration reviewed concerns expressed |
by the Board, the position of the Educational!
Policy & Planning Committee, the administra-|
tion's own document, and the original i
purpose in raising the issue.

Management Committee was then advised by
the Deans that they were unable to reconcile
the differing positions. Management
Committee recommended to the Board, and the
Board agreed, that the issue of SelfFunded
Credit Courses be withdrawn at this time.
Present policy and practice will continue.

| would like to thank all those who parti-
cipated in the examination of this topic.
Should it be raised again in the future, it
would be brought to the attention of the
Educational Policy & Planning Committee.

No golds were won but there was lots of
silver and bronze!

Wrestlers Win!

The newly formed Douglas College wrestling
club (D.C.W.C.) evened up its dual meet
record to 1-1, by securing a victory over
the Pitt River Wrestling Club last Tuesday
night. The Douglas grapplers beat Pitt
27-24, whom incidentally are coached by
1984 Olympic bronze medalist Chris Rinke.
Earlier, Douglas lost to the Royal Roads
but are now much improved due to recruiting
over Christmas. Winners include Masid
Gerami at 136 Ibs. and George Tosin at
heavy weight; both wrestlers scored a pin !
over their Maple Ridge opponenets.

In other news, Craig Amundsen of the
D.C.W.C. captured a bronze medal at the
B.C. Winter Games last Saturday in the
177 Ibs. weight category. Ironically,
Craig had just previously defeated the
eventual first place finisher one day
earlier.

The club welcomes ‘any newcomers who wish
to train with them. Practice times are
Mondays and Wednesdays at 1800 hours and
Fridays at 1600 hours, in the combatant's
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Bill Day
Athletics
Badminton - TCAA Championships
Malaspina, March 1 - 2, 1985
Team Event - Douglas 3rd
Won by VCC |
Six teams in total competing. |

Men's Doubles - No. 1 - VCC
Douglas 2nd - Bob Chapman
and Serino Pereira

Ladies! Doubles - No. 1 - Malaspina
- Douglas 2nd - Amina
Valimohamed and Taz Daya
Mixed Doubles - No. 1 Cariboo

- Douglas 3rd - Sheila meen
_and Harp Sohi. |

 

Douglas College Curling Spiel’

 

Dates: March 25 and 28, April 1 and 4.
Times: 1600 - 1800 hours

Fee: $5/Person
Location: Royal City Curling Club

Open to: All students, faculty and |

staff. Enter as a team or

individually. Entries to

Gert Van Niekerk, Local 5336 or

~ Room 1336 by March 21. '

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Format: Single R.R with Playoffs. |

Social and Prizes on April 4 |
at 1800 hours. |