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HOUSE FOR SALE

OFFERS BEING ACCEPTED until noon, September 25, 1979 on D.C.
student-built house, modular design, 918 sq.ft., two-bedroom,
vertical wood siding, shake-truss roof, finished to lock-up stage.
Requires rough-in electrical, plumbing, insulation, and interior
finish. Can be split in half for easy transportation.

VIEW: at Douglas College, 9260-140th St., Surrey. Call purchasing
local 223 NW for further information.

DOUGLAS COLLE
POSTER COMPETITION ARCHIVE

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The Federation of B.C. Naturalists has offered prizes of $100, $50
and $25 for posters depicting the importance of protecting wildlife

habitat. Anyone interested in participating should contact Barry
Leach, Surrey Campus A-6.

 

VOLLEYBALL AND BADMINTON

Volleyball - Monday 7 - 10 pm at Winslow School. Open to anyone
interested (faculty, staff and students).

Contact: Yvonne Mostert
local 264 NW

Badminton - Wednesday 7 - 10 pm at Winslow School. Open to anyone
interested (faculty, staff and students).

Contact: Bill Reid
local 265 NW
or
Yvonne Mostert
local 264 NW

BUMPING OF SESSIONALS BY REGULAR FACULTY

As you know a sessional contract may be cancelled and the section(s)
given to a regular faculty member to bring him/her up to a full load.

The question of the status of Certified Sessional Instructors vis-a-vis
other (non-certified) Sessional Instructors in such a bumping process
has come to the L.M.R.C. and it is our opinion that bumping should
normally first take place among the non certified group, with the onus
on the Administrator Responsible & the Convenor to have a justifiable
educational or contractual reason if this is not to be the case.

This process will ultimately be covered by policy statements and is
consistent with the 'protection' presently being given Certified Sessional
Instructors through the negotiating process.

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