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File consists of volumes 25-27 of I-CARE's Writing For Our Future.

File consists of correspondence created or collected by George Wootton pertaining to a proposed student pub, pub nights, and similar events at Douglas College in the early 1970s.

File consists of copies of early (short-lived) Douglas College student newspapers: The Game, Douglas Triline, and New Paper.

File consists of correspondence written or received by George Wootton pertaining to the creation and early years of the Douglas Pinion. Included in this file is a report on the proposed newspaper by Bill Day.

File consists of a copy of "Douglas College at a Glance," a promotional book that provides a snapshot of the services and academic disciplines at the College in 1985. The book was produced by the Public Information Office.

File consists of flyers and brochures advertising programs and workshops at Douglas College. These materials are related to a number of subjects including, but not limited to: gerontology and seniors issues, women's studies, equestrian care, adult education, criminal justice, music, childcare, nursing, architectural and structural drafting, aviation, alcoholism, and foster parenting.

Series consists of materials pertaining to EVENT Magazine. These include correspondence, documentation related to writing submissions, and copies of the magazine.

File consists of correspondence pertaining to writing submissions sent to EVENT. These include letters from writers, letters of acceptance, notes and critical assessments from EVENT staff who were responsible for approving or rejecting submissions, and more.

File consists of correspondence pertaining to writing submissions sent to EVENT. These include letters from writers, letters of acceptance, notes and critical assessments from EVENT staff who were responsible for approving or rejecting submissions, and more.

File consists of correspondence pertaining to writing submissions sent to EVENT. These include letters from writers, letters of acceptance, notes and critical assessments from EVENT staff who were responsible for approving or rejecting submissions, and more.