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Business Summer Session

Want a non-credit, intensive course in com-
puter programming, word processing, typing
upgrading, or to learn creative alternatives
to traditional jobs or how to manage your
dollars???

Douglas College is offering a two-week busi-
ness summer session from May 30 to June 11.

Ask for details at the Community Programs
and Services office, or call 520-5473.

 

ECE Donation

I am pleased to announce that we have re-
ceived our first donation in the amount of
$500 from WestCoast Transmission toward the
startup costs for the Douglas College Early
Childhood Education Centre.

Don McEachern

 

Thanks to [MS

At the last meeting of the Department of
Arts and Humanities on April 11, 1983, the
faculty expressly recognized the tremendous
support and assistance from the members of
the Instructional Media Services group.

Their resolution read as follows:

That we express our gratitude to the staff
of I.M.S. for their hard work and assistance
to us all.

Carried Unanimously.

Terry Farrell
Chairman, Dept. of Arts and Humanities

 

Missing Calendars

NEEDED: Douglas College Calendars for the

years: 72/73, 73/74, 74/75 & 75/76.

 

a, ah
While digging in the Archives, I was hor-
rified to discover that we are missing the
four calendars mentioned.

Would some of the "old-timers" dig around
and see if copies can be located? The
Archives would certainly appreciate re-
ceiving such copies.

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Thank you,
Jean Cockburn

Book Festival - Free Lectures!

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(Check with Community Programs & Services |
for recom numbers) |

 

Wednesday, April 27 @ 2000 hours:

Children and Reading: Two Perspectives

with
Dr. J. Tuinman, Faculty of Education, Simon |
Fraser University |
and |

Judy Satiman, Children's Librarian
Vancouver Public Library

 

Are today's children reading less? And what
are they choosing to read? Following the
presentations, questions and discussion wil]
be moderated by Bill Main, children's liter-
ature specialist, Douglas College Department
of English and Communications.

Friday, April 29 @ 2000 hours: |

New Technology and the Survival of the Book
with

Dr. David Kaufman, Director of Educational
Technologies, the Qpen Learning Institute.

Perhaps the scenarios for the future are
stranger and more interesting than one might
imagine:

Your Ten Favourite Books!

This is your last chance! The lists are
still coming and are very interesting indeed,
Remember...list your ten favourite books and
authors and send to Beth Bosshard, CP&S.