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March 28, 1989 Issue
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Awards
Night
Honours
Students

“We've grown up. We’ve

Karen Maynes: Comptroller
Athletic Update

 

 

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President for a Day 5
Chemistry for Kids & Moms 6
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© Workshop for Staff: Writing

 

Group Advising Sessions
Professional Development 8

 

twenticth anniversary next year.

 

 

 

Bonsai Mole Update 9 | come of age." With the unveiling of a
Coming Events 10 Those were the words of "donor wall" following the
President Bill Day on the eve- ceremony, the college also made
Briefs 10 ning of the first annual Douglas sure it publicly thanked the con-
Theft from Autos 41 | College Spring Awards presenta- | tibutors who made the awards

 

possible by donating money to
the Douglas College Founda-
tion. In its third year of
operation, the Foundation seeks
to help students in need of finan-

tion ceremony where a total of
$30 thousand was awarded to
more than 100 students.

Gresko Reportson Tour 11
Foundation Fair Highlights 12

 

 

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College had reached maturity ac-
knowledged the effectiveness of
the Douglas College Foundation
and the recently established
Alumni Association.

"We've closed the loop,” said
Day. "Former students are now
returning to help out current stu-
dents. This is one mark of a
mature institution."

The college will celebrate its

cial assistance achieve their
academic goals.

The evening received positive
reviews all round. Donors got
the chance to personally meet
with the winners; administra-
tors, faculty and Foundation
volunteers basked in the warmth
of another solid community

 

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