By
Andrew
Steele
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at
CNC?
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lot
This
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Rec
activities
here
at
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Frisbee
club:
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and
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CNC
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Club.
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There
is
a
new
program
here
at
CNC
this
fall,
and
it
is
one
of
great
social
importance.
Known
as
the
Open
Doors
program
an
initiative
MJIjr
ecreation
opportunities
are
being
off
e
re
than
you
might
think.
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who
handles.most
of
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is
organizing
a
Kayait
trip
as
win
as
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many
other
activities
including
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Noon,
CNC
Cool,
Runnels.
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this
semes
badminton,
and
basketballJfTheri
something
gpln
f-elfted,
for
more
information
oh
thai
I
teams
are
starting
their
seasons
off
soori
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hofneiihree
more
occassions
this
year,
so
qrtthem.
The
game
dates
fall
on
November
nd
26tn,
and
January
27tn
and
28stlwith
;
and
the
men
usually
at
7:30pm.
J
spearheaded
by
AimHi,
is
designed
to
give
young
people
with
disabilities
the
opportunity
to
learn
and
grow
in
a
post
secondary
environment.
The
program
was
conceptual-
'h;j?TsJi
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rqing
tne
Hec
department
or
tne
Athletics
talk
to
Kim
or
Anne,
or
send
an
e-mail
to
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the
sun
during
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on
September
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the
winter
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when
parents
of
people
with
disabilities
unified
and
approached
the
college
with
a
vision
of
a
place
for
the
disabled
to
learn
about
themselves
and
their
community.
Among
others,
the
group
focuses
on
the
history
and
services
both
of
CNC
and
Prince
George,
communication
skills,
film,
and
culture.
Open
Doors
is
located
in
room
Ji3
1-117,
and
classes
are
held
three
days
a
week,
on
Tuesday,
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2005
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wondered
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push
it
to
the
back
o
minds
as
long
as
possible,
bu
the
days
turning
colder,
the
i
sive
thought
won't
be
silence
we've
been
out
in
the
halls
ai
students
that
all-important
tion
-
When
exactly
will
thea
snowfall
be?
'
,
s
If
you're
anything
like
mej
first
snowfall
is
the
day
you
I
wake
up
to
the
fact
that
yourj
just
won't
make
it
through
ana
PG
winter,
and
yes,
you,
even
,
have
to
stretch
,
youri
paycheck
jto
cover
boots
winter
jacket.
J
-
While
we're
always
sha
cash
here
at
the
Free
Forum,
make
our
hardworking
staff
out
their
pockets
and
hand
their
parking
change,
we
mig
able
to
round
up
enough
monj
give
the
winner
a
small
prize
What
day
will
it
first
snow?
Darin
Kroebac
-
Oct.
22nd
Rob
Mealey
-
Oct.
1
5th
Amy
Prangnell
-
Nov.
26th
Marshall
Thompson
r
Nov:
20
Kayla
Jones
-
Dec.
5th
;
Christine
Luness
-Nov.
20th;
Nathan
Krantz
-
Nov.
17th
Jill
Nelson
-
Nov.
1
st
"
Not
to
show'any
f
avouritisn
I'm
rooting
for
Kayla
-
no
snow
Dec.
5th
works
for
me!
.
Wednesday,
and
Thursday
"mora
ings.
For
more
information,
reji
resentatives
of
the
program
ca
be
reached
by
telephone
at
56i
5873,
by
fax
at
561
-5862,
or
J
emailing
burgessdcnc.bc.ca
Those
interested
can
also
'died
out
the
new
Open
Doors
web
site
at
www.-
cnc.bc.cacommii
nityeducationOpenDoors.htn
We
at
Free
Forum
look
forwa
to
supporting
this
new
progran
in
any
way
we
can,
and
hoped
CNC
community
will
do
the
sam
Look
for
updates
regarding
Opa
Doors
in
forthcoming
issues
of
Fra
Forum,
including
an
article
writta
by
the
students
in
our
Novembe
issue.
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Ron
Marino,
President
&
CEO
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writings
and
opinions
featured
throughout
Free
Forum
do
not
necessarily
reflect
the
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of
Free
Forum
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