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What's Happening To
The Concourse?
No one who crosses our concourse or walks
the connecting walkways between north to
south can help but either admire the grand

expanse or become somewhat disturbed when
viewing the garbage strewn plaza.

It is oft times said we are products of our
environment but it seems too that our en-
vironment is a product of its inhabitants.

Certainly not all of us are so totally with-
out regard for our surroundings that we are
content to see the "post PNE scene" por-
trayed on what is otherwise capable of be-
ing the crowning jewel of the campus ... a
pleasing crossroads ... a happy gathering
place ... a bright even sometimes sunny
place to contemplate our good fortune at
having so fine a facility.

It is recognized more disposal units would
be useful,
Meanwhile an appeal is made to all to as-
sist a struggling staff of two to maintain
the entire building. Garbage can just as
easily as not be placed IN the proper re-
ceptacles provided throughout the building.

PLEASE DON'T LEAVE GARBAGE LYING ABOUT:
PLEASE PITCH IN AND PITCH YOUR GARBAGE IN:

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Fall Graduation
Rescheduled

The fall graduation ceremony will be held
on Thursday, October #721983, NOT November
4, as stated in the College Calendar.

LOCATION: New Westminster Campus
TIME: 2000 hours

EVERYONE IS WELCOME TO ATTEND THE CEREMONY:

 

 

Appointment

Douglas College is pleased to announce the
appointment of Mr. Drew Young as Technical
Director of Theatre for the Fall Semester.

 

Free Computer Course

The College Professional Development Com-
mittee was very pleased with the faculty
interest in the computer course we spon-
sored last spring. The committee has re-
cently learned of a computer program of-
fered by Radio Shack, and wishes to bring
this to the attention of any interested
faculty.

Radio Shack offers a 12 hour course, given

in the evenings, which covers the first

level of Basic Programming. While they
give the course primarily for their employ-
ees and custormers, all educators, includ-
ing college faculty, can take the course
free of charge when space is available.

Courses are given in their Computer Centre
in the Cariboo Mall at 435 North Road.

Call Mary Jacob or Doug Brady at 951-7533
to register on a waiting list for one of
these courses.

Alan McMillan, Chairman —
Professional Development Committee

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Can You Help?

Our daughter, Tina, is 19 years old and
suffered a head injury in a car accident
We DESPERATELY need volunteers to help do
patterning exercises to help her recover.

Each session requires 5 people and takes
approximately 24 hours. We have received
many willing volunteers for the evening
session, but we are still in DIRE NEED of
people to help out at Tina's 9:30 a.m. and
1:30 p.m. sessions.

If you, or anyone you know, can help us at

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