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X-Press -- 1991-10-31 -- Page 14
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-31
Snippet: I scrambled out the door, And up on to the road, I couldn’t help the other passengĂ©Âą Because they were all out cold. I stuck out my thumb, And tried to thumb a ride. But people wouldn’t stop, | | So my face, I tried to hide. My face was

X-Press -- 1991-10-10 -- Page 6
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-10
Snippet: In response to ‘‘Quebecoise in UPEI”’ Asan anglophone born and raised in the province of Quebec, I feel I have the right to speak out not only about the Constitutional Crisis but also about the attitudes surrounding it. Ms. ‘‘Quebecoise

X-Press -- 1991-10-17 -- Page 21
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-17
Snippet: importantly there must be a struggle against the attitudes and persecution form society towards Aids sufferers. In the light of Mr. McDonalds' words we can learn to accept these people, not to abandon them as outcasts from society and we

X-Press -- 1991-10-10 -- Page 11
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-10
Snippet: canadienne des Ă©tudiant(e)s This fall the Canadian Federation of Students (CFS), Canada’s national organization of post-secondary students, will be publishing a magazine, The Student Advocate. This magazine will be distributed to stu-

X-Press -- 1991-10-31 -- Page 10
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-31
Snippet: The Story of Dead Man’s Pond This is the story of how Dead Man’s Pond got its name. Alexander was an old hermit who lived in a battered, unheated shack in the thick woods neara pond. All people who has come in contact with Alexander felt a

X-Press -- 1991-10-03 -- Page 31
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-03
Snippet: 4 CANCER (JUNE 21 to JULY 22) Don’t be to shy this week and you will find that someone who you never even thought of before could become very important to you. You never know, do you? Your homeis very important to you but you ‘should try

X-Press -- 1991-10-03 -- Page 5
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-03
Snippet: Dear Editor: I would just like to point out the appalling abuse of the handicapped parking on this campus. The other day as I parked my car, in the pouring rain at the end of the tennis court parking lot, I was angry to see two little old

X-Press -- 1991-10-31 -- Page 26
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-31
Snippet: Professor Focus: John Smith One of the most familiar faces in the U_P.E.I. English department is that of Professor John Smith, who settled her in 1967. He was born in Toronto and had lived there twenty-two years. He attended the Univer-

X-Press -- 1991-10-03 -- Page 21
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-03
Snippet: & Greg MacDonald Bernardine Hall 1 Floor Luc Lavoi 2 Floor Denise D’ Orsay 3 Floor Sue Sweeney 4 Floor Heather Garnet Marion Hall 1 Floor Brian Hicks 2 Floor Stewart Malloy 3 Floor Rodney Deker Floor/Sectton Reps Along with these

X-Press -- 1991-10-17 -- Page 6
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-17
Snippet: Dear Editor, | Is Madonna good for feminism? I don’t know but you can bet your bustier that she is good for women. THe article states that "she changes her image so often ... the result is fake and unreal." She supposedly negates all

X-Press -- 1991-10-03 -- Page 16
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-03
Snippet: \ 5 = =: 5 (ail I \ = Ne \ , BY NOW EVERYONE KNEW THE SHIP WAS SINKING, BVT DESPITE THE PANIC, BOB MANAGED to KEEP HIS HEAD. ° Cr wm = = Ea == = = w POGO sTicK RACE IN A DOGZILLA DISCOVERS THE MtNE FIELD. . DIFFERENCE RPETWEEN MILK BONES

X-Press -- 1991-10-31 -- Page 3
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-31
Snippet: : ¼ e Editorial The opinions expressed in this column do not neces- sarily reflect those of the staff of this publication, or of the Student Union. It was a Sunday, around midnight, when I went fora walk. It was raining lightly and there

X-Press -- 1991-10-24 -- Page 27
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-24
Snippet: ear Miss X, y problem is that I lack ideas on what to give my oy friend for a birthday present. Can you give me >me suggestions for gift ideas? Much appreciated, ) . ear Appreciated, Eihout knowing what your boyfriend likes etc. I yn’t

X-Press -- 1991-10-03 -- Page 8
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-03
Snippet: University ot ’rince Edward Island STUDENT UNION INC. 550 University Avenue Charlottetown, P.E.I. CLA 4P3 (902) 566-0530 Fax 566-0979 VOLUNTEER BANK INFORMATION SHEET NAME PHONE # STUDENT ID# YEAR FACULTY PLEASE INDICATE, WITH AN '"'X",

X-Press -- 1991-10-03 -- Page 27
Year Published: 1991
Part Of: X-Press -- 1991-10-03
Snippet: Sy ee ee eee their finest rock n’ roll (‘‘Rocks Off’’, ‘‘Rip This Joint’’, ‘‘Happy’’, ‘‘TumbIng Dice’’, etc.). The Stones at their most human. The sound of The World’s Greatest Rock n’ Roll Band. So the Rolling Stones were never poetic

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