INSIDE DOUGLAS COLLEGE/NOVEMBER 8, 1988

Douglas College Community Programs

Following is a selection of non-credit courses to be offered soon through the Com- munity Programs & Services division of Doug as College. Please refer to ACCESS magazine (obtained in room 2300) for course I.D. numbers and course descriptions. Register carly! Phone 520-5473 or 520-5474 for information, or call 520-5472 to register using VISA or MASTERCARD. Or go to the office in room 2300.

Information Session of the New GED Tests Wed., Nov. 9 - $5 Caring for the Elderly: A course for family members & friends Wed. Nov. 9, 16, & 23 - Free (but must register) The Jails: An Inside View Wednesdays, Nov. 9 & 16 - $10 CPR Course B Monday, Nov. 14 & Thurs. Nov. 17 Writers’ Manuscript Workshop Tuesdays, Nov. 15 to Dec. 13 - $65 Adult Children of Alcoholics Wed., Nov. 16 - $5 Career Resource Centre Group Orientations Wed. Nov. 16 - Free Your Memory: How It Works & How To Improve It Thurs., Nov. 17 - $10 Children Are Non-Divorceable Fri. Nov. 18 - $10 per person Prenatal in a Day Sat., Nov. 19 - $60 per couple Standard First Aid - CPR Course B Sat.’s, Nov. 19, 26, & Dec.3 - $65 Couples Communication Sat. Nov. 19 - $50 per couple Time Management Sat. Nov. 19 - $25 Longer Writing Tasks - Proposals, Reports, Public Documents Saturdays, Nov. 19 & 26 - $85 Daily Writing Tasks: Letters, Memos, & Short Reports Saturdays, Nov. 19 & 26 - $85 Intro. to Desktop Publishing Sat., Nov. 19 & Sun. Nov. 20 - $140 Business Tips for Writers Sat. Nov. 19 - $35 Cesarean Birth & Vaginal Birth After Cesarean Mon., Nov. 21 - $20/couple Understanding the Stock Exchange Tues., Nov. 22 & 29 - $55 Feeling Fed Up Sat., Nov. 26 - $30 dBase II Plus Essentials Sat., Nov. 26 - $85 Self-Healing for Everyone @ Sat. Nov. 26 & Sun. Nov. 27 - $55 each day CPR Course A Sat. Nov 26 - $20 CPR Course C Recertification - Wed. Nov. 30 - $20

Literature Alive ’88 presents Keath Fraser

Tuesday, Nov. 8, 7:00 pm, Room 3343

A reading by Vancouver short story writer Keath Fraser. His books include Taking Cover (1982) and Foreign Affairs (1985), which won the Ethel Wilson fiction Prize at the an- nual B.C. Book Prizes in 1986. He is currently working on a novel, a collection of stories, and an international anthology of writing for Canada India Vil- lage Aid, Writers’ Worst Journeys. He writes:

In fiction, time is every- thing - a patient study of the length of lines. If you were to trace Relativity’s curved line through space, if you were to Jly in a straight line around everything, you'd end up at the same place. But it can’t be; you wouldn't be. To be sure kings and queens are pleased with such lines they believe established in nature. Isn't gravity, after all, the weakest force?

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