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'IT’ Solution

For those of you who are not getting enough of "ITU, the UPEISU is importing 15 Egyptian ladies—of—the—night and 25 Babalonian slave ‘ boys. There will be a mini— mal charge for the use of these services, as most of the cost will be covered by Zurich Health Insurance.

All interested parties should contact Jane at the Student Union office in the basement of Memorial Hall. (There is also a discount rate available for groups of 10 or more.)

Missing: One V—Pl

Tom Hayward, please come

back to Student Union, we miss you! Rumor has it that Tom was seen on Main St., in St. John, selling his body. this cannot be confirmed as he hasn't been around to confirm or deny the report. If anyone does find Tom this week, please remind him that his presence would be appre— ciated in the capacity of Vice—President.

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Open to graduates of any discipline. Students inter— ested must write Public Ad-

ministration Exams on Oct. 21 (Written on UPEI Campus).

FOREIGN SERVICE PROGRAM: Open to graduates of any dicipline. Students inter— ested must write Foreign Service Exams on Oct. 22 (written on UPEI Campus).

TAXATION OFFICERS PROGRAM: Open to BBA graduates. Em- ployment with Taxation Can- ada.

SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY PRO- GRAM:

Careers with the Gov't of Canada in the Sciences. Open to all B.Sc.'Graduates.

-Additional infomation and

application forms for these programs available from CMC (0C).

The following part—time jobs are now available:

Counter Clerks 11:00 AM — 2:00 PM at MacDonald's.

Waiter/Waitress — Various locations in Ch'town area.

REMINDER TQ_SENIORS‘

All Seniors who will be ' seeking permanent employ— ment after graduation should register with the CMC on Campus as soon as possible. Our on—campus recruiting visits begin in mid—October.

CAREERS WITH THE GOV'T o: CANADA:

Note — Applicants must re— gister for all programs.‘ prior to Oct. 14.

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‘StUdent S‘ervices Meeting

One student is needed to participate in Student Services Meetings which take place on Wednesday mornings at 9:30.These meetings usually last about two hours and any constructive ideas which you have would be welcomed.

There are two students in attendance at theSe meet— ings, one of which will be elected from the Student Council.If you would like to contribute some time and ideas,drop down to the Student Union Office and tell me. If I am not there, leave your name with Jane and I will get in touch with you.

Gerald(Woozy)MacDonald U.P.E.I.S.U. -

Class Meetings

There are several very im- portant class meetings com— ing up the near future. Nominations for class execs will be held and important class business will be dis— cussed. .

Freshman Class: Wednesday Sept 24th at 6:30 pm in the Panther Lounge. 4 Sophomore Class:fTuesday Sept 23rd at 6:30 pm in the Panther Lounge.

Junior Class: Tuesday Sept 29th at 6:30 in N—3.

Young Pe olples Meetina LOOK!

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_Senior Class Elections

,The election of Senior Class Executives is takin place on WedneSday, Sept, 17. '

The nominees for the sitions of President, Vic president and Treasurer a

' as follows: President— Laurie Quiggan Brian Howatt Wade MacLauchl Vice—president— ' Marion White Mike Hennessey Bruce MacDonal Treasurer— Doug Smith Mary Bradley Mike MacAdam A11 seniors are‘asked participate in this class election.

-Any questions- Jean McCardle, 307 Mari

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Fall Convocatio A‘first for U.P.E.I. wil be the graduation ceremonie for 53 students to be re— ceiving degrees on Saturday Sept. 27th, at 2:00p.m.. Previously, we have only ha

many students who have fin— ished in the summer session have felt jilted in not hav ing recognition or certifi— cation until a full nine

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class has been honored with the granting of a fall con— vocation, and to date, 32

students will be attending. ' The weekend well not onl include the graduation exer cises, but also a Wine and Cheese Party on Friday nigm

Saturday evening at the Charlottetown Hotel and a Ball, Saturday night in the Barn. Last but not least, breakfast is planned in the cafeteria at 7:00a.m. Sunda for those hardy souls who

If you want to see what goes on at a convocation, you are welcome to view the proceedings via audio—visual in the basement of the Gym at 2:00p.m. on Saturday 27th Come one, come all.

Elaine smithies Class of !'7515"

General

8 .U . Me at ing v There will be a general .meeting Of the student u—

ion Oct. 5'in the Duffy, Amphithreatre at 6:30. \

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