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Modern Times

The famous, enlightening and classic
Charlie Chaplin film "Modern Times"
will be presented by the Douglas
College Humanities Institute at the
New Westminster campus, 12:00 noon
on Thursday, February 21.

The absurd look at modern times from
the 1920's is just the second ina
series of existential films spon-
sored by the Institute in an effort
to present the humanities as an
integral part of society.

Under the guidance of philosophy
instructor Dr. Jim Davies, the —
Humanities Institute will also be
showing a number of other films this
spring. Another feature is the por-
trayal of principles and politics
during the Indonesian revolution in
the film "The Year of Living Danger-
ously".

Both "Modern Times" and "The Year of
Living Dangerously" will be shown in
the large lecture theatre, room 2201
at 12:00 p.m.

The Institue will also be presenting
special speakers on topics ranging
from the history of the British
Columbian penitentiary (February 28/

Academy Dancers will be performing
excerpts from the classics at 12:30,
February 14 as part of the Douglas
College series, Noon at New West.

Featured will be solos from the
ballets 'Cappellia', ‘Sleeping Beauty}
and ‘Swan Lake', as well as works
created by Dolores Kirkwood especially
for the dancers.

The Kirkwood Academy is rapidly
gaining ground as one of the finest
ballet troupes in the country with
some of the best dancers in Canadian
and international competitions.

The Valentine's
Douglas College

Day performance at
will present Lydia
Green, a recent candidate for the
coveted Adeline Genie Awards in
London; Gail Stefonek, the B.C.
Senior Ballet Champion; Camilla
Fishwich, the winner of many festi-
vals and Owen Taylor, recipient of
Senior Stage at the B.C. Arts
Festival finals.

The Kirkwood Academy Dancers will be
presenting their Valentine's Day
special performance in the perfor-
mance theatre.

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March 1) to Nicaragua (February 14)
and the ethical use of science. A
Number of the major events occur both
Thursday noon and Friday night.

For more information on these, or any
other of the academic division acti-
vities contact the Humanities Depart-
ment.

 

Kirkwood Dancers

Valentine's Day will bringa special
treat to patrons of the arts in New
Westminster this year. The Kirkwood

 

NOTICE TO COLLEGE EMPLOYEES

Please note the following local
changes:

Min Aleong 2115

Ron Unger - A.V. 2116

Thank you,

Pat Thomason