INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / MARCH 27, 1990

 

 

 

 

CPR A course
for faculty
and staff

Do you know the "signals" of
a heart attack?

What action steps would
you take to help a
heart attack victim?
Come on — learn to be a first
responder during this four-
hour course!

Put your heart into it!
(Red Cross Certificate issued).

Pre-registration is required.

TUESDAY, APRIL 24
0900 TO 1300 HOURS
FREE

(co-sponsored by the Douglas
College Training Committee and
Community Programs & Services)
Please call 527-5472

or local 3001 to register.

 

 

Inside Douglas College is published
weekly September through April and
bi-monthly May through August by the
Douglas College Public Information
Office. Submissions are due Tuesday
noon for publication the following
Tuesday. Submissions are accepted
typewritten or on floppy disk in
WordPerfect or ASCII format. Material
may be edited for brevity and clarity.
Tips, scoops and suggestions are always
welcome. Please contact the Public
Information Office, (604) 527-5323,
Room 4840 at the New Westminster
campus, 700 Royal Avenue, New
Westminster. Mailing address: P.O. Box
2503, New Westminster, B.C. V3L 5B2.

 

 

Event author eligible for

$10,000 award

Despair: Five Stories of Ottawa by
Toronto writer Andre Alexis has
been chosen as a finalist for the
$10,000 Journey Prize offered by
publisher McClelland & Stewart.

The story, published in the cur-
rent issue, Event 18/3, is one of 17
finalists selected from over 70 stories
submitted by dozens of journals
from across Canada. The winning
story will be announced later this
spring at a ceremony in Har-
bourfront in Toronto. All 17 stories

will be published in The Journey
Prize Anthology.

The Journey Prize was estab-
lished when James A. Michener
decided to donate the Canadian
royalties from his novel Journey,
published by McClelland & Stewart
in 1988, to a fund to encourage
“talented writers in the early stages
of their careers."

Copies of Event 18/3 are avail-
able from the office, Room 3311, or
at the bookstore.

 

 

 

 

 

John Blackwell (left) happily accepts the accreditation certificate on behalf of the
Coilege’s Computer Information Systems program from Nelson Armstrong, Vice
President of the Canadian Information Processing Society.

 

 

 

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