INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE/NOVEMBER 15, 1988

 

 

 

Coming .v
Events A

(Unless otherwise indicated, all events
take place in the Performing Arts
Theatre, Room 4100 (4th floor, North
Building). For tickets and information
call the Douglas College Box Office
520-5488.)

@ Tucs., Nov. 15 - Sun., Nov. 20
8:00 pm, plus Sun. matinee -
2:00 pm. Douglas College
Theatre presents "Kiss Me,
Kate" by Cole Porter. General
$7, Students/Seniors $5.

* Tuesday, November 22 2:00pm
Student Recital. Free.

¢ Thursday, Nov. 24 8:00 pm
Concert Band & Jazz Band
Concert, Blair Fisher, director.
Free.

@ Friday, Nov. 25, 9:00 pm
Jazz Record Release Party &
Concert. Upper Cafeteria.

@ Friday, November 25 8:00 pm
Douglas College Encore Series
Robert Silverman, Piano
Gencral $8; Students/Seniors $4

@ Saturday, Dec. 3 & Sunday,
Dec. 4 8:00 pm. Music for
Chorus, Winds, Brass, Organ
& Percussion, presented by the
Douglas College Choral
Society, Tatsuo Hoshina -
director, Blair Fisher - guest
conductor, Ulo Valdma -
organist. Tickets: Gencral
Admission $10; Students/
Seniors $8, available at
bookstore or through the box
office, 520-5488.

 

 

Reprint of letter to Bill Day from Masaharu Inabetsu, Presi-
dent of St. Andrew’s University (Momoyama Gakiun
Daigaku) in Japan, dated October 25, 1988.

Dear President Day:

Thank you very much for the letter, which I received on October 5,
and I am very sorry for the delay of answering it.

I am very pleased to announce that Mr. Terry Loughrey has done
an outstanding job here both for our students and for our university.
It is impossible to enumerate everything he has done for us, but
everyone in our International Centre has a good word to say for him.
Here are only a few favorable comments from the International
Centre: his careful planning and hard work was reflected in our Sum-
mer Intensive English Course well done and everything in the class
ran very smoothly (Mr. Saiki, his teaching partner, admires him for
his incredible teaching method and enthusiasm for the work) : he
kindly followed up the students who returned from Douglas and his
expert advice to the students, who are in Douglas now, has been in-
valuable : his speech for our students, "A Short Comparison Between
Canada and America", won such a high reputation that they asked
him to give another speech about Canada ... and so forth.

As you know, of course, much more about his captivating per-
sonality, I daren’t speak of his courtesy and efficiency any more.
You probably understand, however, how much I appreciate the help
he gave and what he did for us. Would you pass on my sincere com-
pliments to Mr. Terry Loughrey, please?

Everything seems to be in good shape for the start of our new
Faculty of Literature next spring. We do expect to maintain closer
relationships and cooperation between our two institutions than
before.

I hope things go well for you personally.

Yours sincerely,
Masaharu Inabetsu,
President