Criminology Tour

[It isn't often that a person can take a trip
to England and return with credit for a col-
lege course, but this May, the Criminology
Department at Douglas College is offering a
chance to do just that.

 

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The course, Comparitive Criminal Justice,
will take the student on a Study Tour of the
English justice system, from the Old Bailey
Courts to the police station in Durham, to
the prisons surrounding London.

"England was picked because the Canadian and
British systems have common routes, yet
there are many differences which have
evolved," said one of the tour leaders, Jack
Ferguson.

Ferguson, along with Lyle Howarth will be
leading the tour; both are instructors at
Douglas College in the Criminology Depart-
ment.

The tour should be of interest to persons
working in the field as it will provide a
first hand look at how the system operates
in England. The tour will include an exam-
ination of police, probation and institu-
tional programs.

"We'll be taking a close look at the British
approach to the police and community; many
of the present community programs in Canada
were modeled after the English system,"
Ferguson said.

Tour members will be provided transportation,
accommodation and meals from May 13 to May 30
for a fee of $1,500.

For further information, contact the Crim-
inology Department.

 

 

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Basketball at Douglas

Yes, Douglas College does have a mens basket-
ball team! The following are some of the
most recent game scores:

Douglas College vs. Royal Roads College
January 28 76 to 36

 

 

Douglas College vs. Malaspina College
January 29 79 to 8&8

The Douglas College gymnasium is expected
to be ready mid-February, so the College
Community will be able to soon enjoy the |
action first-hand.

Fitness Classes Scheduled :

A new fitness schedule has been posted out-—
side the gymnasium doors (concourse level).
All members of the College Community who

are interested are urged to make note of
the schedule.

As this schedule in only tentative, a re-
vised and finalized schedule will be pub-
lished as soon as additional classes and |
times have been incorporated.

 

 

External Parking Regulation : |

With reference to the following sketch,
please be advised that authorized parking
only is permitted in areas 4, 5, 6, and 7.
These four areas provide specific entrance
to the facility and are used by specific
people or departments. Area 4 is the prin-
cipal supply route to the cafeteria and we
are in the process of establishing limited |
parking for the handicapped in area 5.
Area 6 and 7 are designed access for the
library, library tech services and instruc-
tional media services. |
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Security forces are checking these parking
areas four times per day and are installing
notices warning unauthorized parkers of the
eminent advent of towing. We will be in-
stigating this procedure in the very near
future. Please avoid the inconvenience to
one and all by parking vehicles beneath the
structure in the parking provided.

 

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