INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE / MARCH 28, 1989

 

 

Ores tal ela telat Unik (or Dads)

 

A unique consumer chemistry course for children in grades 1 to 4 and their
parents will be held at Douglas College, on six consecutive Saturdays,
commencing April 1, 10:00 - 12:00, or 2:00 to 4:00.

 

Fees: $90 per family,
1 child + 1 adult, for
six, 2-hour sessions.

 

For further information,
contact Jean Allan at
520-5400, local 3741.

For registration details,
call 520-5472.

 

 

 

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From Eronsga © Fun things,

 

 

President for a Day Continued

 

rub it in about women running
the world. But the library could
only come up with a portrait of
Queen Victoria," she laughed.

Meanwhile, down in
Gresko’s office, Bill Day was
doing his best to keep up with
the lengthy list of items Gresko
had left for him.

“If I’d had more time, I'd
have arranged for him to attend
a history class on the Winnipeg
General Strike. He could have
taken his ukulele along and the
students would have in-
doctrinated him with union
songs. He’s a good sport, and |
think he would have done it.”

Gresko, who is on a lively
campaign to get more computers
for staff, purposely asked Day to
type out an exam on the faculty
typewriter. “I think he sur-
vived it,” she laughed.

Day reports that he had pick-
ed up on the “delicate malice”

 

involved in having him use the
typewriter.

“Jacqueline has to type up all
her exams, so I did too. I think
I did a good job, and I cleaned
up on her grammar and spelling.
I’d give her an ”A" for content
and “B” for grammar and spell-

ing.

During his day with Arts and
Humanities, Day met with
numerous faculty members
regarding management issues,
he dealt with the progress of the
theatre’s Inherit the Wind
production, answered phone
messages and offered advice.

“Jacqueline outlined a heavy
obstacle course for me, but I
think I made it through all
right,” he laughed.

“T enjoyed our job trade. I
think there should be a couple of
job trades a year where I could
offer myself up for auction and
spend a week trying different

 

roles.”

“T felt it was a great idea and
a useful experience - you
receive insights into different
pressures, and it is always heal-
thy to walk in someone else’s
shoes.”

President For A Day was part
of the Douglas College
Foundation’s week long effort
to raise money and awareness
about student aid. Over 600 raf-
fle tickets were sold.

The Foundation Fair week
raised over $35,000 from col-
lege events and community
donations. The funds will be
matched by the provincial
government and go toward stu-
dent scholarships and bursaries.

For more information, con-
tact the Douglas College
Foundation at local 4801.

 

 

 

 

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