books and other texts. It will maintain a collection of carefully selected titles in
paperback editions. Also available will be lab coats, slide rules, briefcases, as well as
general supplies such as notebooks, looseleaf refills and so on.

Transportation Services

It is expected that local bus companies will provide bus transportation to and from
the College at convenient hours. Schedules will be published through the press and
radio and posted in the student lounge.

Motor Vehicles

Systematic regulations of traffic speed and direction and of parking and stopping
will be enforced on the campus. The maximum speed limit is fifteen miles per hour.

Students will be permitted to park only in those areas specifically reserved for
student parking.

Student Housing

The Dean’s office maintains a list of places where students may obtain room and
board. It will supply this list on request but will make no recommendations con-
cerning the boarding places included on the list. Students are expected to complete
their own boarding arrangements.

Student Health Services

Facilities have been provided on campus to care for students who become ill during
the college day. In addition, a Public Health Nurse will be in attendance at regular
intervals. Emergency cases will be taken to the Castlegar Hospital.

National Employment Service

A full time officer of the National Employment Service will maintain an office on
campus to assist students in securing full time employment after graduation, summer
employment or casual employment during the college year.

General Conduct

College authorities do not assume responsibilities which properly rest with parents
or guardians. It is the policy of the College Administration to rely upon the good
sense of students to maintain standards of good behavior and dress.

Unauthorized Student Activities

The College Council prohibits any act by a student attending the College or by
anyone, which might cause injury to a person or damage to College property.

Students may not bring liquor within the precincts of the College.
The College Council considers unlawful entry of buildings a very serious offence

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