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Special Edition 20th Anniversary Sweatshirts For Sale

“Colourful!” “Marvelous!”
“Fantastic!” “A great deal!” That’s
how some people are describing
the new 20th Anniversary sweat-
shirts and T-Shirts now available in
the Douglas College Bookstore and
the Alumni Office, Room 4810A.

The shirts were commissioned
by the Douglas College Alumni As-
sociation to celebrate the 20th An-
niversary of Douglas College and
the first Anniversary of the
Douglas College Alumni Associa-

 

tion. “We are particularly proud of
the fact that they were produced by
a Douglas College alumnus, Jo-
anne Cholette, who recently
graduated from the business pro-
gram,” noted Ted Jang, president of
the Alumni Association.

The sweatshirts come in two
styles, crew neck and polo anda
variety of sizes. The crew neck
shirts have a bright and colourful
20th Anniversary logo on the front.
The polo’s have a 20th Anniversary

 

left chest crest. The T-shirts also
bear the bright and colourful logo.
The shirst are priced to sell!

T-shirts $12.95
Crew neck sweatshirts $21.95
Polo sweatshirts $31.95

You can get your special edi-
tion sweatshirt in the Bookstore or
Alumni Office now! Call 527-5322
for further information.

 

Canada-USSR Academic and Scientific
Exchanges for Senior Scholars and Specialists

Within the framework of the General Exchanges
Agreement, the Department of External Affairs is spon-
soring a Canada-USSR program of academic and scien-
tific exchanges for senior scholars and specialists.

Exchange programs are available with the Soviet
Academy of Sciences (described below in Category A)
and with the State Committee for Public Education
(described below as Category B). The Association of
Universities and Colleges of Canada (AUCC) is the
Canadian administrative agency responsible for the ex-
changes.

Graduate and post-doctoral student exchanges are
also available with the State Committee for Public
Education.

Fields of Study

Study or research in all areas of pure and applied
sciences, social sciences, humanities, music and fine
arts. This applies to both categories of exchanges.

Number of Participants
Category a) maximum of fifteen annually
Category b) maximum of five annually
Duration

Category a) one to six months each
Category b) one to five months each

Value

Travel expenses to and from USSR. Research-
oriented travel expenses within the Soviet Union.
Book/ photocopying allowance of 100 R. Free medical
and dental care. Monthly stipend of 430 R. Free accom-
modation.

Conditions

Candidates must be senior scholars and specialists
who have a demonstrated interest in conducting re-
search in the USSR. Each application must identify the
program category (a or b) and be accompanied by a
coherent research proposal which meets the standards
of professional scholarship. It is essential that a com-
pleted data sheet listing all institutions, universities,
libraries and/or archives where the participant plans to
carry out the proposal is submitted as well. The
specific starting and ending dates of the proposed pro-
gram must also be included.

Three letters of appraisal of the candidate's applica-
tion must be sent no later than the application deadline
directly to the address below.

Candidates must be Canadian citizens or landed
immigrants. Nominees will be selected by a Committee
of experts appointed by the AUCC with proper regard
to linguistic and regional representation. The Selection

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