IN MEMORY

 

Does College lost a valued

teacher and colleague with
the death of Ken McGlinchey on
October 22, 1987.

Ken was born in St. Stephan,
New Brunswick in 1944, and
spent the first part of his life in
the Maritimes. He received his
B.A. and M.A. in English from
Dalhousie University, and was en-
rolled in the Ph.D program at the
University of New Brunswick
when he was offered a teaching
position with the English & Com-
munications Department at
Douglas College in 1970.

Ken quickly adapted to life on
the West Coast - more fully than
most, in fact, as he was an avid
sailor and lived aboard his own
boat for some time. His warmth
and good humour earned Ken
many close friends throughout
the College and community. As
an English instructor, Ken was
regarded by his colleagues and
students as a first-rate, natural
teacher, and he was instrumental
in developing the Canadian
Literature and Women’s Studies
courses for the College.

All who knew Ken admired
him greatly for his remarkable
spirit, which was undiminished
even in the face of cancer and its
accompanying treatments. Ken is
survived by his wife, Nancy; by
his two sons, Mark and Peter; and
by his parents, grandmother, and
sister.

 

ATHLETICS &
INTRAMURALS

BASKETBALL

The "one and only" Outlaw
Classic men’s basketball tourna-
ment took place at Douglas
College over the week-end (Oc-
tober 30-31) with the final game
played between the Outlaws* and
Fraser Valley College Cascades.

The Outlaws defeated the Cas-
cades 54-51 winning the
tournament and the trophy
which can be seen in the NEW
trophy case placed immediately
inside the Library. A new home
for our trophies gives Gerry Della-
Mattia a lot more space in his
office and a terrific opportunity
for everyone to observe the excel-
lence of Douglas College athletic
teams.

Other game results:

Game 1 EV.C. defeated UBC
JV‘s 70 - 67

Game 2 Outlaws defeated U of
Vic JV’s 76-54

Game 3 EV.C. defeated U of
Vic JV’s 74-73

Game 4 Outlaws defeated UBC
JV’s 73 - 66

Game 5 U of Vic JV’s defeated
UBC JV’s 91-81

Game 6 Outlaws defeated
EV.C. 54-51

ALL-STARS

Gareth Davies - UBC JV’s
Ross Zohner - U of Vic JV’s
Stan Thiessen - E-V.C.

Rick Mesich - Outlaws
Brian Philip-Stewart - F.V.C.
M.VP. Glen Cote - Outlaws

 

*Since the British Columbia Col-
leges Athletic Association has
placed the Douglas College men’s
team on probation for 1986-87
and 1987-88, Douglas College has
withdrawn the men’s team from
conference play and will play this
year as a club team known as the
Outlaws.

THE BASELINE

The October issue of The
Baseline published by Basketball
B.C. salutes BC’s under 19 team
as the 1987 Canadian Junior Na-
tional Champions. Members of
this team include: Steve
Beauchamp as assistant coach,
present D.C. students Phil Taply,
Mark Osachoff and Glen Cote.
Now you know what our coaches
and athletes do during the sum-
mer months!

WOMEN’S BASKETBALL

The women’s basketball team
will be sponsoring the newest
Warren Miller Ski Movie which
will be shown in the Performance
Theatre December 1st at 6 and 8
p-m. Tickets are $4.00 students
and $6.00 general admission with
all proceeds going toward the
women’s basketball program.
Tickets will be available soon
from all members of the women’s
team and Betty Lou Hayes, Room
1338.

INTRAMURALS

Intramural curling takes place
every Monday (4:30 - 6:30 p.m) at
the Royal City Curling Club and
new members are always wel-
come. Two staff and faculty
teams compete, skipped by Mar-
garet Zucht and Marsh Price.
Four student teams have
registered and they appear to be
pretty good curlers. Instruction is
available each week (4:30 - 5:00
p.m.) by two of last year’s team
members. This is a terrific oppor-
tunity to learn to curl.

 

 

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