Basketball ~

Friday, the men’s team travelled

to Prince George to take on the
CNC Kodiaks. The Royals
dominated their hosts, coming
away with a 74—S2 win behind
Danny Elliot's 26 points and 7
rebounds and Aaron
Framptons’ 20 points and [2
boards. Saturday, however,
Douglas couldn't exorcise the
Sun, Demons from UCC-
Kamloops, falling 86-61.
Danny Elliot had 10 points
and Blair Chan-Kent added [2
rebounds for the Royals, who
now sit in sixth place in the
BCCAA.

The women’s team had an
easier weekend, rolling over
UCC 62-47. Carrie Rogers
dropped 19 points and grabbed
5 rebounds and Audrey Curan
had 12 points and I1 boards
for Douglas, which is only one
point behind the Malaspina

Lost

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phone and charger. Lost on
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Reported and as such, is of no
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please return. Read “ jewel’s
fone” on the display. Call
Laura at 526-2206

Wanted

Shared Townhouse—Room for
rent. Four bedroom townhouse
for rent 5 minutes from David
Lam campus. Two minute walk
to Coquitlam transit station,
West Coast Express,
Coquitlam Centre Mall and
grocery shopping. Female stu-
dent preferred in quiet house,
must want to live in shared
environment. Washer & Dryer
in-house, utilities are shared
1/3 (approx. $50 per month).
Non-smoker, or outsider smok-
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have new carpets. Contact
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Come share with me, beau-
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Shared Accommodation.
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Mariners for top spot in the
BCCAA with a game in hand.

Volleyball

The men’s volleyball team
dominated their competition
this weekend, coming away with
3—I and 3-0 victories. Friday,
the Langara Falcons flew into
New West and ran straight into
the Royals’ waiting paws I5—I,
IIIS, 15-5, 1S5—S. Darryl
McCrady and Darren Gross
had 21 and [8 kills respectively
for the Royals. Saturday, the
Capilano Blues rolled into town
to try to stop the Douglas
machine. The Royals were
having none of it, however, as
they crushed the Blues, 15-7,
1S—13, I1S—4. Darryl McCrady
led DC again in kills with 16
and Mike MacKay added 14
kills for Douglas who are now
in fourth place in the BCCAA.

The womens volleyball team
also had an easy weekend,

 

Roommate needed—
Across from college. Bright,
clean, furnished, $450 and 1/2
utilities. Must see, call
525-1275.

Housing Coquitlam
COQUITLAM CENTRE area, 2
bedroom basement, newly ren-
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entrance, parking, cable,
shared washer/dryer, non-
smokers, no pets, $600 + 1/3
utilities. Available Dec. 1. Call
945-0398.
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Looking for an excellent
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running condition, $500 firm.
Call 443-9238 anytime.
Mostly Fiction
Brand new hardcover books
for sale—cheap. Anne Rice,
Stephen King, etc. Call Paris
939-2147 (mornings best).

Volunteer Opportunities
Burnaby Volunteer Centre has
volunteer opportunities in
many areas. Contact the
Burnaby Volunteer Centre at
294-5533.

Women volunteers needed
for the Vancouver Rape Relief
& Women’s Shelter. Interested
in volunteering for our: 24 hour
Crisis line, transition house for
women and their children.
Training sessions Tuesday
evenings. For more informa-
tion and for a training interview
call 872-8212.

defeating their opponents by
the same 3—I and 3-0 scores.
Friday, the Royals dropped the
first game to Langara I 3-5,
then proceeded to dismantle
their foes, [5—S, 15S—6, I15—I.
Coralie Hiemstra had 12 kills
for the Royals. Saturday,
Douglas didn’t let Capilano win
anything, thrashing the Blues,
15-12, 15-8, 15—6. With their
wins this weekend, the Royals
sit in second place in the
BCCAA behind the undefeated
Malaspina Mariners.

Badminton

Douglas took the overall silver
in the Capilano College
tournament held November
21-22. The Royals placed first
in men’s doubles (Tom Nguyen
and Thinh Nuygen) and second
in mixed doubles (Evi Miki and
Joshua Hughes), but did not
have another competitor finish
above fourth place.

Vancouver Crisis Centre
urgently needs volunteers to
work on 24 hour distress lines.
Those interested call
872-1811.

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Learn to work as a bar-
tender! day & evening class-
es/job placement. For more
info contact Fine Arts
Bartending School at
873-2811 or look for posters
on campus. _ ~

Is travel in your future?
Would you like it to be? How
about spring break. Time’s run-
ning out.and space is limited.
We do our best to meet or
beat anyones else’s price. Call
Shiela at Thomas Cook Travel

 

 

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Law school admission test
preparation course. 4
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more info call: 527-5446, to
register, call: 527-5472.
Offered through Continuing
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Business Administration. th
MANACLES, cuffs, collars,
flags, etc. Custom leather
work. Costume. Student made.
Call Brad 806-0669.
IMPROVE YOUR ENG-
LISH CONVERSATION.
Experienced and certified ESL
Canadian teacher. Learn
vocabulary, Idioms, phrases
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Lessons: 1-4 students, 2-3
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$300 each. Private Lessons:
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GUARANTEED. Call Mr. Joe
Pelech at 524-8841.
Learn Japanese ~
Expect results from certified
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Days » Evenings * Weekends
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#201-601 W. Broadway
351-5830/738-1235 Fax:
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Patient Mandarin tutor
available. Able to communicate
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accent and vice versa. Flexible
rates. Contact Johnson Tai at
OP (room 1020) 525-3542 or
home 521-3467.

Protect yourself against
photo radar, for your free infor-
mation package call Allan or
Amy at 527-4035.

Infant care by ECE mom
ft/pt days/evenings. Near
Douglas College. Jan, after 6
pm 524-5933.
Announcements _

Female clothing needed for
charity in Cuba. Please drop
off items at the Student
Society Business Office in the
Student Building.

Afraid of speaking in public?
Come to Douglas College
Toastmasters
7pm Thursdays, Douglas
College, New Westminster
Call Kathy at 525-6748 for
info. ;

The Douglas College
Student Society is a great
hang-out for students but it
needs input from its member-
ship. | am looking for interest-
ed parties to help spruce up
the Student Building. If you
can paint murals or know of a
keen way to make the DCSS
more fun and inviting, please
call Darryl Flasch at 527-5109

Wanted: Students of all
ages, origins, genders and
sexualities, to join the Pride
Collective. Must be queer-
friendly! Meetings 6pm
Mondays in Room 110 of the
Student Society Building.
e-Mail! ats es

e@dcss.douglas.bc.ca
confidential voicemail:
527-5335 ext 4550

 

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