Mainly Malaspina [October, 2002]

• Format: Journal/Newspaper
• Language: English
• Published: Electronic version published by Vancouver Island University 2013
• Subjects: Newspapers and periodicals; Canada; Payne; Audrey; Tripp; Krogh; Tanna; First Nations
• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/10613/1005

New library launch -- BCKDF invests $1.5 million in Malaspina's shellfish research centre -- President's message -- Malaspina graphic design student wins Salazar award -- Culinary arts grad best jr. chef in Canada -- LET'S campaign raises $1.1-million / Ross Fraser -- Message from V.P. instruction & research, Dr. David Thomas -- The press digs In Veronica's garden -- BA-CYC student wins two awards -- MUC gets $75,000 first nations language grant -- Malaspina people -- June and Audrey times two / June Karstad -- John Loewen qualifies for Ironman world championships -- Poet Patrick Lane appointed to the Ralph Gustafson poetry chair -- Powell River report -- Clarence Karr researches life of L.M. Montgomery -- Malaspina (and Dr. Tim Goater) gets a parasite -- On-line teaching on Texada Island -- Education council -- Malaspina geology 390 students travel to Hawaii -- Geology department hosts students from Mexico -- The vermont experience / David Thomas -- Summer in Seoul, Malaspina goes to Korea / Imogene Lim -- Biology, what about "dem bones"? / Wendy Simms -- Griff and Pat's tripp to Holland / Griff Tripp -- Interior design students make presentations at PCTC / Bodil Ellins -- Parksville-Qualicum centre update -- "Take five" to town underway -- Jing Fei-Wang decorates ASTEC building / Bodil Ellins -- Powell River, the college, the community, and you / Arlette Drader -- MU-C's van isle tourism study, part two -- Animals in good hands at Malaspina / David Drakeford -- 2002 B.C. colleges high school math contest / Patrick Ng -- Malaspina skycam catches fireballs over Nanaimo -- Report on the AERL / Erik Krogh -- Careers in biology symposium, graduates strut their stuff -- MU-C biology grads tackle parasites -- Malaspina well-represented at international parasitology conference -- Tanna Payne lifts her fortunes -- Cowichan literacy students win spot in national publication -- Message board https://viuspace.viu.ca/bitstream/handle/10613/1005/MainlyMalOct-02.pdf?sequence=3