The following memorandum was
submitted to George Wootton on
January 25.by,C. Marxer on behalf
of members of the Liberal Studies
Department.

To: George C. Wootton

As you know, planning for the

‘second year at Douglas is well

underway, and third semester
course outlines are to be ready
in March. ‘In light of this, the
undersigned members of the
Department of Liberal Studies
urge that attention be given at:
once to the matter of faculty
teaching loads. We believe for
a variety of reasons that the
current normal load of 16 class
hours per week is excessive and
that it should be reduced before
curricula and schedules are
finalized for next September's
classes. We request, therefore,
that this item be added to the
agenda for the next general
faculty meeting.

Signed,

Re. Howell C. Marxer

B. Coulcher J. Strayer
E. Peerless’ Je Sellers
A. McMillan CG. Curmi

U. Schaffer J. Kowalski
S. Mabardi C-P Shih

Rb McEachern N. Mansfield
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Tay Corner

NOTICE TO STUDENTS RE OVERDUE
BOOKS

 

Please remember that library
matertals must be returned by
the end of the semester in

order for you to receive your

registratton next semester!

4 grades and be eligible for

 

Any faculty member wishing to pur-
chase material for the library may
do so through the campus librarians
or department chairman.

If you can, could you include author
title, publisher and date of publi-
cation; it will speed up the order
process and make the libraries' job
easier.

 

FILM BOOKINGS COLUMN ?

 

Wouldn't it be nice to know
what films are being shown
when -- and where?

If you are going to show a
film and wouldn't mind shar-
ing it with a larger audience,
please let the Mad Hatter know.

The library and A-V are going
to assist us and we will run
a regular column giving all
Pertinent information.