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| number of school Se students, pela #
-recreation facil ities, roads, ch urches, “ho=
tels, professional offices, factories, and
geseitales Sator said,

“This data base will become very, very valu
able for the community as a whole," Sator
said. "For example, if someone wants: to
open a business and they've never been here,
they can get a hell of an idea what New
Westminster is like.”

 

| The report can also be used to determine

what the impact a change in population
would have: Ra i base or potest sec-

 

AUTHORIZATION SIGNATURES
AUXILIARY STAFFING AND SUBSTITUTE.
INSTRUCTORS

FOR

At a recent meeting of the Colle ege
‘Management Committee, the above subject \ was
‘reviewed. The following motion passed:

THAT Mid-managers- (Chairmen and
Directors) be given the authority
and responsibility for authori-
zing auxiliary staffing and sub-
stitute instructors, ‘effective
August cle 1984.

  

‘Needs Survey

What are- ‘the barriers that prevent a person
from obtaining an education and what can
Douglas College do to help break them?

fs ‘These are just two of the questi ons a group |

‘of students will be trying to answer when

 

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they: take a ques tionnai re to the poutine |

  
  
   

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| Moody , Ma idge, ae Coquitlam, and Pitt
|Meadows this summer.
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Tanya Renton, George Colussi and Beverly
Ruffell are working with Dan Ferguson pre-
paring recomme) ations to make access to
adult. “up-gradi ng education. more available.

   
    

nes group is looking for specific target
within, the region, focusing on areas

 

|cation.
onnaire will try to determine

what factors are most responsible for pre-
reg, a n from attending Douglas
‘College, whether it's cost, day-care facili-|
ties, a "ack of knowledge on what is bei "9
loffered," said Colussi.

"Our ques tio

     

   

|ketplace ith valid and proper informatit on

jon. accessibility," totucs! stated.

 

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|The group will be doing a pre-test of its

 

Jafte rwhich they will re-examine the validity.
lof some of their questions , said Ferguson. i

|The results of the survey coul d be as accu-

aie Wecenbtee,, Burnaby, Coquitlam, Port |
‘Ri

'

(her there mi ght be a moe for further. edu-|

i “What we're trying to do eens de the mar- |

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onnai re during the second week of July}

 

Jrate as ninety-five percent, mostly due to —
igh number of p ye ‘they, intend to
interview, | Ferguson remarked. ‘

| Currently, the gr roup is talking
|pal- officials to inform them of
The ‘students’ credentials can be checked by
\a ee Bl to City Hall > Ferguson said.

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Contexbulas tions are in order. at
this summer's graduation exercises at Simon

the survey. |

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with munici- if

 

Fraser University, there were some fami vi ar
[faces among the degree nace a