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The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-07 -- Page 1
Year Published: 1985
Part Of: The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-07
Snippet: March 7, if: The ’ .j'QAR P's“. (.- U.P.E.l. The student newspaper of the University of Prince Edward Island. - Volume 2, Issue 20 The presidentialgladiators For all the candidate interviews in this week ‘3 Gem, a list 0] questions for…
The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-14 -- Page 2
Year Published: 1985
Part Of: The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-14
Snippet: e -. «uh-w A «w Anthony Thompson "(Acidia "UfiiverSlty): "Penitentiary Development in. Nova Scotia.”; Gayle MacDonald (University ot~ New BrunsWick): “Incest ,and' the Law: Implications for the Child Victim." ATLANTIC ASSOCIAIION 6F…
Island Naturalist -- 1985-03-01 -- Page 5
Year Published: 1985
Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1985-03-01
Snippet: AN ISLAND VISITOR BY GERALD MacDONALD The Wimbrel or Hudsonian Curlew as it is called in North America is one of eight birds belonging to the curlew family. The Wimbrel, although much ' like the common curlew, is smaller and less shy.…
The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-07 -- Page 7
Year Published: 1985
Part Of: The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-07
Snippet: .I ., ,_,. .Musin By Samantha Brennan CanadiarrUniversity Press Enter the world of Harle- _ quin Romances. Welcome to a world of travel, love and adventure, where young Orphaned women meet strong capable 'rnen. Girls ineets boy. _Girl…
The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-28 -- Page 10
Year Published: 1985
Part Of: The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-28
Snippet: —— page 10 —j A The following article excerpted from M010, Zimbabwe’s National Magazine, illustrates that while we may be more technologically developed, our views on love, sex and marriage are not, with few exceptions that far apart. “…
The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-07 -- Page 10
Year Published: 1985
Part Of: The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-07
Snippet: may: —- page 1U — Rock Notes The /az‘est news in rock n’ ro// By P. Stahi Macintyre JOHN and ANDY TAYLOR, bassist and guitarist for DURAN DURAN have joined forces with ROBERT PALMER (vocals), and TONY THOMPSON (drums) and formed the band “…
The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-14 -- Page 1
Year Published: 1985
Part Of: The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-14
Snippet: Thursday,sMareh 14 m a... of Volume 2. Issue 21 The student newspaper the University of Prince Edward lsland. < Bennett installed as'Chancellor A By Kaberi Dasgupta On Saturday, March '9, 1985, Gordon Lockhart Bennett; with a string of…
The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-14 -- Page 10
Year Published: 1985
Part Of: The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-14
Snippet: — page 10 — JOBS 1985-86 UPEI Student Union Please pick up application forms atSU Office, Monday-Friday 9:00-5:00. Applications close Friday, March 29,1985. . Campus Police Chief of Police Assistant Chief Campus Police CIMN Radio Station…
The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-07 -- Page 6
Year Published: 1985
Part Of: The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-07
Snippet: '5 CALGARY (CUP) — Some students are furious at a decision by the‘University of Calgary’s law school to release the names of students accused of academic miscon- duct. .“It’s public humiliation and it’s an action I don’t support,” says…
The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-14 -- Page 3
Year Published: 1985
Part Of: The Netted Gem -- 1985-03-14
Snippet: —— page 3 —- Orrac‘claimed SU Treasurer, states plans By Brian MacLeod ‘ “I do feel good about gett- ing the position, but it’s ,too bad apathy has reached such a state that no one else would run for treasurer,” says John Orr, commenting…
Island Naturalist -- 1985-03-01 -- Page 14
Year Published: 1985
Part Of: Island Naturalist -- 1985-03-01
Snippet: Provincial Parks This Spring Provincial Parks are once again beginning a more active time of the year. While some animals were present all winter, to keep hardy skiers and snowshoer‘s company, most birds flew south to places where food and…
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