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Recycling society awards bursaries ARE SAYING - ean

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THE SKEENA Valley” Recycling Society, now | :

defunct, recently decided to distribute some of its’

remaining monies in the form of bursaries, 0.

The bursaries of $1,000 each were handed out to’
four students involved in waste management projects, :

Nita Schooner,-a_ first year Environmental :Pro-
tection Technology student at Kwantlen University.
College was.a volunteer with the Skeena Valley.
Recycling: Society while it was in “operation, ‘She. ;
plans on:a career in the field...

Wendy. Biffle is in the second year of the same pro-
gram. This past summer she designed and imple-
mented a solid waste audit for Alcan Aluminum
Smelter and Chemicals... wh,

A $1,000 bursary also went to Ryan Hanson, ‘Hej is.
a fourth year student of environmental engincering at
UBC, and he specializes in water treatment and
sewage management.

Chad Croft was also awarded the bursary. He is a
third year student at UBC working towards a
Bachelor of Science degree in Natural Resources. He
plans a career in forestry and wildlife areas.

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Campus
safety a
concern

STUDENTS WORRIED
about walking to their cars
after a late night class, will
soon have their safety fears
eased, ;

Northwest Community
College started a program
this August to create aware-
ness of safety issues at all its
campuses and to provide ed-
ucation. Priority will be
given to programs that help
make campuses safe for
women.

This safer campuses initia-
live is part of a province-
wide drive sponsored by the ‘
provincial | government’s
Skills Now program, ©

“Students and staff. on |
campus havea right to feel
safe and secure in their pur-
suit of education and train-
ing opporiunities,’” said
women’s equality minister
Penny Priddy, in support of
the program.

The government handed
out $25,000 to — post-
secondary ’ institutions
around {the province this
year to help make campuses |
safer.

The money will be used
mainly for safety and aware-
ness education, and pro-
grams like self-defense
training and safety ‘patrols.
Money will also be avail-
able for physical improve-
ments, such as lighting and
landscaping changes,

At NWCC a safety audit is
being conducted at each
campus.

These audits include is-
sues such as “women who
are worried about walking
to cars in the dark, the
shrubbery and lighting
around the residence at the
Terrace campus, access to
phones on ‘the campus —
safety issues like that,” said
Barb Sheridan, a member of
the Safer Campuses Com-
millce,

So far the college has
organized self defense
courses for women at three
of ils campuses and distrib-
uted emergency phone cards
for every phone on each
campus. If money is avail- .
able, NWCC would like to

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