College briefs

 

®®@ 1994/95 Calendar
deadline dates

July 12, 1993

Calendar out to Depts. for updating

January 7, 1994

Calendar to Registrar's Office from Depts.

January 31, 1994

Calendar to PIO for 1st layout

February 21, 1994

Calendar to Reg. Office from PIO

February 23, 1994

Calendar to Depts. for proofreading

March 2, 1994

Calendar to Reg. Office from Depts. after

they have proofed

March 4, 1994

Calendar to PIO from Reg. Office with

minor changes resulting from proofing

April 1, 1994 - Calendar to Printers

April 12, 1994 - Calendar back from

Printers ready for distribution

¢«® Entertainment for sale
Entertainment '94 Books are being sold to
benefit Men's Basketball.

Order now by calling Betty Lou at 5043.

®® Cabin for rent on
Sechelt inlet

Get away from the hustle and bustle of

the city for a few days in sunny Sechelt!

3 bedroom cabin for rent

(Sept. - June)

$250 a week or $50 a night.

The cabin is near a sandy beach and

includes the use of a canoe. For more

details phone Jean Hammer at

939-5777 or 5180.

@® Library reserves

If you wish to have items placed in the
Reserve Collection for the Fall 93
semester, please complete a Library
Reserve Request form by Aug 23, 1993
and leave it at the library, attention
Cathy Grant, Reserves Assistant (local
5197).

 

Pinetree Way update

Things are moving along on schedule for the Pinetree Way campus. The Project

Construction Committee has selected the Project Management firm of John R. Lauder Ltd.

The Project Manager for the site will be past Douglas College employee West Graydon.
Mr. Graydon was Director of Facilities at Douglas College from May 1978 - Sept. 1984.
He left the College to be the Project Developer for Expo 86.

During the last week of July, interviews were under way for the selection of a architectural

firm. With 22 bids submitted and the input of School District #43, the committee was able

to compile a short list of four firms, all having considerable experience in designing

educational institutions. The selection panel included the Project Construction Committee,

School District #43 officials and project managers. It is expected that by the August 9th
Board meeting the selection panel will have its recommendation and will ask the Board to

appoint a firm.

Thank you

A big thank you to the following Douglas
College employees for their participation
in a Career Exploration Day for ESL
students in the Summer Language
Bursary Program. (May 17 - June 25).
We appreciate your support!
Janet Curtis, Counselling
Carol St. Jean, ESL
Kevin Barrington-Foote, Music
Bill Day, President
Cecil Klassen, ESL
Richard Lefaive, Computing Information
Systems
And even though we couldn’t match you
this year, thank you for your willingness
to participate:
Brad Barber, PIO
Rob Linschoten, IMS
Liz Wilson, Women’s Centre
Alana Frymire, Foundation

Thank You, Lani Hyde

 

Mexican

Fiesta

Friday, August 6, 4-8 pm
Upper Cafeteria

Join the

Vancouver

Latin Connection

for an evening of

music, dancing and FUN!

e Free Entry

e All college
employees
welcome

e Patio area
provided
for smokers.

 

 

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INside INformation

INside Douglas College is published
the first Tuesday of every month by the
Public Information Office. The next is-
sue will appear Tuesday, Sept. 7.

Deadline for submission for next issue
is noon Tuesday, August 24. Submis-
sions on a floppy disk in WordPerfect
or ASCIl format would be appreciated.
Material may be edited for brevity and
clarity.

 

Tips, scoops and suggestions are al-
ways welcome. Please contact the
Public Information Office, (604) 527-
5325, FAX: (604) 527-5095, Room
4700 atthe New Westminster campus,
700 Royal Avenue, New Westminster,
B.C. V3L 5B2

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