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guest speakers on Central American
politics, and from the Philosophy
Club, the Comparative Religions Club,
and the Nuclear Awareness group.

But there's more.

The theatre department will be back
in the act with their student show-
case on March 7 as part of the Noon
at New West series.

The Jazz clubs will be getting into
the swing of things outside of
Douglas College when they participate
in the New Westminster and district
Jazz Festival later this spring.
This is the same festival the club
cleaned up at in 1982.

They Teach Too!

And nationally acclaimed performers
are not only playing at Douglas
College, they teach here as well.
Rudi Rozanski, pianist and musician
extraordinaire will be performing
his favourites from the Romantic
Contemporary eras on February 28.

Moments Musicaux will be on stage
March 14 with a duet of flute and
harp featuring Rhonda Guild and
Charlotte Peters.

And, as music coordinator Tatsuo

Hoshina points out, every Tuesday
the students give open recitals in
the performance theatre at 1400 hours

If you're not planning anything this
week, or you've been thinking about
the high cost of entertainment, take
a trip to Douglas College and get
involved in “the cultural centre of
New Westminster".

on these or the
events, contact the
division.

For information
myriad of other
performing arts

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SKELLY VISIT

Bob Skelly, leader of the B.C. New
Democratic Party, will be at Douglas
College, Thursday, February 28 at
1200 hours to speak on the future of
our province.

Skelly, who has surprised political
watchers in the province by offering
an olive branch to Bill Bennett of
the Social Credit government, will
use this opportunity to present his
ideas on running the province to the
people of New Westminster and Douglas
College.

Speaker's Forum, the group sponsoring
Skelly's visit, is currently negoti-
ating to have a deaf interpreter

available to make this unique visit
accessible to everyone in the commum
acy.

Skelly will appear in Room 2203, and
will meet with other members of the

College's faculty, unions and admini-
stration throughout the day.

The prospects for education will
definitely be a major portion of
Skelly's talk, however, he will also
include his ideas on economic free
zones, Expo 86, and labour relations

The Speakers Forum has also scheduled
a talk from Dr. Sandy Dawson, faculty
of education at Simon Fraser Univer-
sity, for Thursday, March 21 at 1215
hours in Room 2203.

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