New Course Offering: DVST 472 - Biology: Advanced Level

Below is a course description for Developmental Studies 472 - Biology: Advanced Level. This course, which is equivalent to Biology 11, will be offered at Douglas College for the first time in January, 1989. This course will be of interest to stu- dents who need a science 11 credit or who need to increse their background in biology before taking higher academic biology courses. Please make this course description available to students who might benefit from this course. Call Mae Bur- rows for further information (local 4213),

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DVST 472 - Biology: Advanced Level

- Equivalent to Biology 11, and will include lecture, seminar, laboratory work and directed readings;

- will be of interest to students who:

- require Biology 11 (or equivalent) as a program entrance requirement at Douglas College or elsewhere; or

- desire a background in the biological sciences before undertaking UT Biology or Human Biology (for the Nursing Programs);

- plan to qualify for the college-granted highschool graduation (the Provincial Diploma);

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- will examine the methods of biology (levels of organization, classification and taxonomy, adaptation and evolution) genetics, microbiology and the descriptive biology of selected groupings within the Plant and Animal Kingdoms;

- has no prerequisites.

To register for the course, look for the DVST table in the registration hall (January 10 - 12) or see DVST instructors for late registration at 1000, January 17 or 18 in room 4200.

The course is scheduled on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 1900 to 2100 in Room 4211. Please note: The first class will take place on January 24.

A Great Night for Music

Saturday November 25th was a great night for music at Douglas College. After enjoy- ing the piano performance of Robert Silverman in the College Theatre, music aficionados were treated to free performances by the Douglas College Jazz Bands and the Roy Reynolds Quartet in a packed Upper Cafeteria.

The jazz concert/party was held to celebrate the release of the Douglas College Jazz Band’s fourth album, At this Point in Time.

Band Director, Blair Fisher was happy with the number of

people who attended the party and with the number of records sold.

"The cafeteria was full. A lot of people from the College com- munity were pleasantly surprised with the talent we have here. And dozens of people have said we should do it again.”

Fisher said the band will be doing more recording in 1989. He plans to release a new cas- sette of the Band’s music later in the year.