INVITATION TO
FALL 1987
GRADUATION

Everyone is cordially invited to
attend the Fall 1987 Graduation
Ceremony to be held in the Upper
Cafeteria, October 8, 1987 at 1930
hours.

Faculty and staff wishing to at-
tend the ceremony should go
directly to the cafeteria. There will
be no processional for this grad.

Asmall reception, honouring the
graduates, will be held in the
Upper Cafeteria at the end of the
program. This reception is hosted
by the Student Society.

Please note that the Upper
Cafeteria will be closed at 1600
hours to all faculty, staff and stu-
dents on October 8. The Lower
Cafeteria will be in operation on
this date.

ATHLETICS &
INTRAMURALS

 

 

 

The following athletes are to be
congratulated on making the var-
sity team at UBC after completing
three years at Douglas College:

Blake Bevan - Men’s Volleyball

Brent Henderson - Men’s Bas-
ketball

Kathleen Knight - Women’s
Basketball

Daryl Pretzer - Hockey

We hope to continue sending
athletes to the universities who are

athletically as well as academically
competent.

 

ATTENTION ALL
FACULTY

Please forward copies of all
course assignments and reading
lists to me in the Library, so they
can be kept together at the Infor-
mation Desk for easy access by
students and staff. Thank you.

Susan Ashcroft, Circulation
Librarian

 

 

ALL DEPARTMENTS

The Modern Languages dis-
cipline has opened its conversa-
tion sessions for second-year
university French to all employees
at Douglas.

These are non-programmed con-
versation hours led by one of our
language assistants from Quebec,
Pierre Robichaud.

If you speak some French and
want to keep it up and improve it,
come and join us, bring your lunch
and enjoy an hour of informal con-
versation in French.

The choices are: Wednesday,
1:00 - 2:00 p.m. Room 3600C or
Thursday, 12:00 - 1:00 p.m. Room
3603 or Thursday, 1:00 - 2:00 p.m.
Room 3603.

Sabine Mabardi

REMINDER TO
COMMERCE &
BUSINESS ADMIN
FACULTY

You are all invited to attenda
wine and cheese get together,
hosted by the Co-op Office, on
Wednesday, October 14th from
4:00 to 5:30 p.m. in the Lower
Cafeteria.

The primary purpose of this ses-
sion is to provide a forum for Co-
op faculty advisors to "compare
notes" with one another and
myself, to assist with planning fu-
ture development of the program.
Faculty who have not participated
directly, but are interested in learn-
ing more about Co-op, will find
this a useful information session.
Hope to see you there!

Barbara Franck

ACTING
DEAN/ACADEMICS

I will be out of the province from
September 25 to October 16, 1987
inclusive.

During that period Brian Marrs

 

 

 

 

 

 

easiness —_

 

will be Acting Dean, Academics.
Gordon Gilgan

ALL MEMBERS,
B.C.G.E.U. LOCAL 59

Please accept my sincere thanks
for the lovely flowers and bottle of
wine. Your kindness and good
wishes are greatly appreciated.

Also, please accept my thanks
for your support during my .
various terms of office.

Best wishes, Marian Exmann

POSTAL STRIKE

In the event of a general postal
strike, all claim forms should be
submitted directly to Personnel
who will ensure that they are for-
warded to Great-West Life. As
soon as the strike ends, all claim
forms should be mailed directly to
Great-West Life, as before.

If a rotating strike is to occur, the
procedure will remain unchanged.
All claims will continue to be
mailed through Canada Post.

APPLE Il+ OR lle?

Help! Does anyone have an
Apple Computer (II+ or Ie) with a
modem and CPM based com-
munications software? If you do
and would be willing to help me
with a project, please call.

Penny Swanson, local 3104

UPPER CAFETERIA
CLOSURE

On Thursday, October 8, 1987 the |
Upper Cafeteria will be closed at
4:00 p.m. to allow time for Gradua-
tion set up.

The Lower Cafeteria will remain
open until 9:00 p.m.

Devona Davies