THE MAD HATTER

A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the svring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the summer semester

by
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. 2503, New Westminster, B.C.

Editor: Melanie Falcon,
Surrey Campus
588-4411 Local 283

 

 

 

Notice Board

TAL ASSISTING PROGRAM

 

The dental assisting program is pleased to
announce that all 23 students have passed
the provincial licensing examination.

The students’ graduation ceremony on Thurs-
day, January 25 was a very pleasant evening
for all. The faculty is disappointed that
individual graduation ceremonies will no
longer take place.

Douglas Starrett, Referral Officer, Ministry
of Labour, will speak to students in the
Surrey Campus Cafeteria, on Thursday, Feb.
8th from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.

Applications for the summer youth employment
program will be available.

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The Drama department will be sponsoring an

evening of entertainment Feb. 24, to celebrateg

Community Theatre Week.

Entertainment will consist of a one-act play
and skits performed by Drama students.
Liquid refreshments will be available.

Remember the date: Feb. 24 at 8 pm in the
Surrey Campus student lounge.

For further information, call Dorothy Jones,
NW 262.

 

 

Douglas College Day Care Centre has openings
NOW for children ages 3 to 5.

We are located right on campus. Come in and
see us...or call 588-4411, local 217.

 

 

 

WE'RE MOVING:

 

As the Continuing Education office moves from
the Surrey Campus to the Coquitlam Campus, we
would like to thank all of our friends at
Surrey for their hospitality and help over the
years and invite them to come and visit us in
our new home at Coquitlam.

We will be arriving and 'open for business'
at Coquitlam on February 5. We will be loc-
ated in the Residence II Building, telephone,
525-9211.

Eileen Bowcott
Lillian Bullach
Jim Doerr

Marj Gueho
Marion James
Gerri Phillips
Barbara Thorn
Alisen Watson

On the outside...

"NEW ROOTS" AT SFU

Kay Carney, actress, director and teacher,
will present the Canadian premiere of "New
Roots: an off off-Broadway productions by
11 new American playwrights. Ina lively
interaction between actress and audience,
she recreates. the vitality of those writers
through the performance of their earliest
works.

The program includes excerpts from Sylvia
Plath's The Bell Jar, Megan Terry's Viet
Rock, Sam Shepard's Red Cross, and the
entire one-act play Dr. Kheal by Maria
Irene Fornes.

Kay Carney has toured her one-woman show
"New Roots" to London, Paris, Istanbul,
Tel Aviv, Jerusalem and throughout the
United States.

Tickets to "New Roots" are $4 general,
$2 students and are available from the
Vancouver ticket Centre (683-3255).

For further information telephone the
SFU Theatre Box Office at 291-3514.

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