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The Douglas College Jazz Band Club is producing a record this spring, as well as playing several concerts. All interested: students are wel-

come. We especially need a}

sound person and a photo- grapher or artist for the rec- ord cover, but all offers of assistance will be welcomed. Please contact Terry Kaup- enberg at 534-9097 or drop by the band room (3132N) any Wednesday at 4:00 pm.

TYPING $1.00 per page Phone 585-6024. Term pap- ers, thesis, letters resumes.

The Other Press will be running an events section in each issue. Students and Faculty are invited to submit information on any College or Community Event. Cont- act Sean Valentini at the Other Press Office.