THE MAD HATTER
A Douglas College Newsletter
published weekly during the spring
and fall semesters, bi-monthly in
the sutmer semester
by
Douglas College Technical
and Vocational Institute
P.O. Box 2503, New Westminster,B.C.
Editor: Judie Steeves, Surrey campus
Télephone: 589-4411, loc, 283

 

 

 

 

Notice Board

THE BUSINESS DIVISION CONGRATULATES
GARY DOROSH on the recent

publication of his new book, DATELINE
CANADA, Understanding Economics through

Press Reports (Prentice-Hall of Canada
Ltd.) He shares authorship honours with
Peter Kennedy of S.F.U.

A special congratulations to
Gary and his family on the birth of their
daughter, MISTY JO-ANNE.

A HAPPY NEW YEAR INDEED!

NOTICE

The sub-committee of the Personnel Devel-

opment Committee is presently planning activ-

ities for Thuwsday and Friday, February 23
and 24.

college personnel.

CLASSES WILL BE CANCELLED those days to
enable all to attend.

If you have any great ideas of what we

should include or if you are willing to help

_in any way, please call Sandra Carpenter,
Local 268, Surrey, or send a memo.
Thank-You

MUSIC

Douglas College's free series of
Spring noon-hour concerts begins Friday,
Feb. 3 with a vocal recital on the New
Westminster Campus.

Everyone is invited to attend to hear
Soprano Ingrid Suderman, accompanied by
Edward Norman on the piano.

The recital will be held in room 405
beginning at 12 noon.

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VISITING QUEBECOIS

FILM-MAKER SERIES >
IMAGES THEATRE, 7:30 PM. a

Discussion with the film-maker will follow screening dis
feature-length film.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2
Michel Brault presents “Les Ordres”

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 16
Claude Jutra presents “Mon Oncle Antoine”

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 24
dean-Guy Noel presents “Ti-cul Tougas”

THURSDAY, MARCH 2
Gilles Carle presents “La vraie nature de Bernadetts”

With the assistance of The Canada Council, thesCentre
for the Arts is able to bring four rising Quebecois film-
makers to Vancouver, to screen and discuss their work
with the public, and to participate in the work of film
students at Simon Fraser University.

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We hope to have sessions of interest to all §

 

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ABOUT THE INSTITUTE

THE INSTITUTE is co-sponsored by LAMBTON
COLLEGE OF APPLIED ARTS AND
TECHNOLOGY, Sarnia, Ontario, and ST. CLAIR
COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE in Port
Huron, Michigan, with the support of the
ASSOCIATION OF CANADIAN COMMUNITY
COLLEGES and the AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
OF COMMUNITY AND JUNIOR COLLEGES.
The primary purpose of the Institute is to foster and
promote the international exchange of knowledge, ideas
and instructional techniques relating to all areas of the
community and junior college: INSTRUCTION;
CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT; ADMINIS-
TRATION; STUDENT SERVICES; CON-
TINUING EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY
SERVICES; EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT
SYSTEMS; STAFF DEVELOPMENT.

 

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