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Events Calendar

Hi Noon at New West Music Series

Thursdays at 12:30 pm
Performing Ants Theatre
Free admission - everyone welcome.

 

Mar 3 "Don Giovanni” Vancouver Op-
era

Mar 17 Chinese Music by Vancouver
Chinese musicians

Mar 31 Scholarship Winner's Recital
Apr 7 Student Showcase Recital

Concerts

Mar 8 The Aeolian Winds with Ellen
Silverman
Room 3221 at 2pm. free

Mar 17 The Magic of Mandolin
Meiji University Mandolin O.B. Club
Tokyo, Japan

Massey Theatre at 8 pm

Tickets: Local 5493

Mar 23 Yishe Beijing Opera Troupe
Performing Art Theatre at noon, free

Mar 30 Concert Band
Performing Arts Theatre at 8 pm
Tickets: Local 5488

@ Ameila Douglas Gallery

Mar 7 - Apr 1 A Peasant Painter's
View: Huxian

Paintings by Wang Jinglong
People’s Republic of China
Opening Reception:

Th, Mar 10,5 - 8 pm

Apr 7 - May 15 The Hundred Lan-
guages of Children

Vanous children’s art from Reggio
Emilia, Italy

Opening Reception: Th, Apr 7. 4-7 pm
Gallery Hours:

Mo-Fr 1000-1900,

Sa 1100-1600, Su Closed

@ Douglas Development

(Call 5440 for more information. )

WHMIS Level | Training
Tu. Mar 22 1400 - 1600
Room TBA

Resolving Conflict: A Say What You
Mean Model

Th. Mar 24 1200-1400

Boardroom

Tools for Teaching
Mar 12. 19, 26 Apr9 & 16
Room TBA

Portfolio Project Forum 3
Mo, Mar 12 1600 - 1800
Douglas Room

Brown Bag #2

Tu, Mar 15 1200 - 1300

Boardroom

Multiculturalism and the New Core
Curriculum Video Conference

We, Mar 30 0930 - 1200

Room 1606

Brown Bag #3
We, Mar 30 1200 - 1300
! Boardroom

@@ SYSTEMS AND COMPUTER TRAIN-
ING
» Register by calling 527-5440
* * Eligible for up to 4 hours Douglas
‘TEP credit

WordPerfect Office 2.1 to 3.1 Up-

grade

Tu, Mar | 0900-1200

Room 1616

WordPerfect Shortcuts

We, Mar 2 1300-1600

Room 1717. = WordPerfect Styles and

Document Generation
Tu, Mar 15 0900-1100
Room 1616

External Electronic Mail (E-Mail)
Th, Mar 17 1400-1600
Room 1616

WordPerfect 5.1, Tables

Fr, Mar 25 1400-1600

Room 1717

WordPerfect Desktop Publishing

Mo, Mar 21 0900-1200
Room 3910

External Electronic Mail (Advanced)
Tu, Mar 22 1400-1600
Room 16164

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2® Escape to Sechelt

For rent: a three-bedroom pan abode cabin
near Sechelt on the Sunshine Coast:
kitchen, fireplace, barbecue, and use of
canoe. $50 per night or weekly rates.
Contact Jean Hammer at 939-5777.

¢® Everyone invited to
‘| ceremony
Faculty, staff and administrators are
invited to the Douglas College Spring
vards Ceremony, to be held at noon,
March 24 in the Performing Arts Treatre.
The event features formal presentation of
awards to student recipients, and is also an
ppértunity to meet board members and
denors. The ceremony will be followed by
a reception on the fourth floor theatre
foyer.

Bookstore continued from page 3

 

Nicole Chabot, Bookstore Clerk

Nicole is a cashier/clerk who takes in and
balances cash daily. She is responsible for
the Bookstore’s internal billing, including
sponsored student accounts and
departmental charges. She also enjoys
choosing greeting cards and gift items.

Ryan Hill, Shipper/Receiver

As the shipper/receiver for the store, Ryan
is responsible for getting the books,
stationery. clothing and other merchandise
to the shelves, after being received and
priced. He also does all the shipping out to
publishers and mailing for distance
education students.

June Anderson, Bookstore Clerk

And then there's June! Apart from the
wisecracks, customer relations and sales
responsibilities, cashiering duties are
June's main concern. If you have a
question, June can send you in the night
direction or will know the person to see.
She ts also responsible for the printing
coordination of all Douglas College
manuals.

The business hours of the Bookstore are
9am-4pm, Monday to Friday, with
extended hours at the beginning of each
semester. A

@® Wrestlers in Cuba

Douglas College wrestlers Yogi Johl and
Rob Wellwood were part of the Canadian
contigent competing in the Cuban Grand
Prix Tournament in Camaguey, Cuba,
which began on February 18.

The event attracted many top wrestlers
from the United States and former Soviet
bloc, and was an important tune-up for this
summer's Commonwealth Games in
Victoria

Maple Ridge’s Wellwood wrestles at 48
kg, the lightest division, while
Vancouver's Johl competes in
heavyweight. (Look for results in the next
Inside.)