Top Twenty-Five
1. Love Becomes Electric
2. Just Like Paradise
3. Hysteria
4. I Saw Him Standing There 5.-Devil Inside
6. Moonbeam
7. The Language Of Love
8. Dancing In A Danceclub 9. Man In The Mirror
10. Day After Day (Rose Coloured Glasses)
11. Closer Everyday
12. Heavan Knows
13. Hazy Shade Of Winter 14. Endless Summer Nights 15. Strange But True
16. What Have I Done To Deserve This
17. Never Gonna Give You Up
18. Out Of The Blue
19. Hometown Hero
20. Lake Of Fire
21. Give Me All Your Love 22. Say You Will
23. Never Say Never
24. She’s Having A Baby 25. Thinking About The
Island Breweries
and junior class present
Win,
The junior class is plan- ning a “WIN, LOSE, OR DRINK” Pub on Friday, March 25, 1988 beginning at 7:00pm. This is planned to be a fun-filled evening consisting of faculties, soci- eties, and sub-organizations competing in a game simi- lar to the popular television “WIN, LOSE, This consists
game show:
OR DRAW”. of a team of three members competing against another team by drawing phrases on an easel. One team mem- ber reads a card supplied by the master of ceremonies and begins drawing pictures on the easel while his team- mates try to guess the phrase within the alloted time pe- riod. When the time is up and if the team hasn’t guessed correctly, the other team can try to guess it.
Strange Advance David Lee Roth Def Leppard Tiffany
Inxs
Men Without Hats Tu
Northern Pikes Michael Jackson Blue Rodeo
The Jitters Robert Plant Bangles Richard Marx Times 2
Pet Shop Boys
Rick Astley
Debbie Gibson Loverboy
Jato Whitesnake Foreigner Triumph
Dave Wakeling Haywire
Lose, or Drink
Each member of the team that guesses correctly must chug a glass of draught. The the opposite team goes through the same process. This game is similar to cha- rades on paper.
Island will supply a minimum of one free glass of draught to each participant. Also, draws will be held each hour for free jugs of draught. Anyone who purchases a jug of draught will receive a ballot for these draws.
Breweries
Faculties, societies, and sub-organizations are asked to submit their team entry of three people (please include the names and _ telephone numbers of each team mem- ber) to Betty at the Student Union office by WEDNES- DAY, MARCH 25, 1988 AT
About thirty peo- ple showed up for the gen- eral meeting that was held on March 16th at the Panther Lounge. Not too bad - that was the biggest turnout yet! Hope to see even more of you at the next one! we got a lot accomplished and ex- plained but for those of you who couldn’t find the half hour in your busy schedules to spend with us and those of you who forget, let’s catch you up!
Senior week is getting closer and closer so things are getting really busy! As you all know, the nomina- tions for life executive, va- lidictorian and all the other awards closed last Friday, the 18th. Elections for validic- torian will be held in the near future in the Pit at the Library. Don’t forget to vote! The nominations for Life Executive and the other awards will now be go- ing to a selection commit- tee who will make the final decisions. Nominees are re- minded to have their bribes in by the end of the week.
As you all know, we are ordering a white sweat shirt with our design and slogan on the front, available in S,M,L and XL. Sweatshirt deposits (of $10.00) are due in by March 25th and can be dropped off any time before this date to Marie Burke at the Planetarium during their
business hours. The other $11.00 will be due when you
pick them up. There should be sample shirts available for you to see and use to try on for sizing sometime soon. If you’re not quite sure about what size you are, go into the bookstore and try on any one of their white sweat shirts. Remember, no orders will be taken after the 25th and no refunds will be given if you change your mind later on.
Deposits for those of us staying at Hotel Marian for Senior Week ($25.00) will be taken in on March 24th - that’s Thursday -- down at the Planetarium. Our hours will be 10:00a.m.-12noon and 1:00-3:00p.m. DO NOT
FORGET! THIS::<1S VERY IMPORTANT as we will be making up the room lists soon afterwards on the basis of who has paid us. No exceptions will be made. You have been warned! This deposit will be returned af- ter Senior Week if no dam- ages are incurred.
Thanks also goes out to Rachel! She’s going to be organizing our Activity Day during Senior Week. If you have any ideas or sugges- tions - let her know or let us know and we’ll pass the word along.
We went over all of the finalized and not so final- ized plans for our Week and also our budget. There were some really great suggestions for additional events that people would like to see held. If you have any more, we’d love to hear them! We'll be giving you the completed schedule in a future edition of Senior Stuff. Watch for it!
If you haven’t had the time or energy to do any- thing with us yet - this is your chance! We have de- cided to have a couple of raffies and a Bottle Drive to boost our financial sta- tus. The bottle drive is ten- tatively scheduled for March 26th or April 2nd (Satur- day). If you have a truck or a van or a car that you don’t mind spilling stale beer into VOLUNTEER. We also need lots of people to VOL- UNTEER to work both with the people fortunate enough to own a truck or a van and at the drop-off point. We hope that almost everyone will show up and help since we are planning on doing all of the greater Charlottetown area. It shouldn’t take all that long if there’s alot of us and we REALLY need the money. Believe us - we NEED the money. Start or- ganizing within your own fac- ulty or major or with your friends, take your family -
we don’t care how as long —
as there are a lot of us there. There will be posters and in- formation available soon if it’s not already up now.
Even more senior stuff!!!!
Can’t make it? Just leave us your bottles or give us the the money. We'll gladly ac- cept either. ‘
We’re stressing the word VOLUNTEER because we’re going to be asking for a lot of cooperation and support from all of you seniors in the next month or so. Re- member - we know who you all are and we'll get to all of you sooner or later so the sooner you volunteer, the easier we'll be on you. Don’t think of that as a threat, just a friendly warning!
The fifty/fifty draws are doing pretty well for us this semester. We do need some of you to volunteer to sell tickets for awhile while you’re watching the movies at the pub on Friday after- noon. Even an hour one week would be great. Let us know if you can. Thanx!
Finally we would like to thank all of you who came to our Pub Crawl and Pub. The weather was really rot- ten and there was a lot of other things going on that night, but all of us that were there seemed to have a really great time! A big Thank You also goes out to all of the clubs that helped us out - Casey’s, Cheers, Jim’s, the Jug, Silverado, the Tack Room, and especially the Panther Lounge - to all of our judges, all of our spon- sors - Buds Fish’n Chips, Dagwood’s Diner, Fat Cat’s Pizza, Harvey’s, Moosehead, the Tack Room, and the Wandylyn and of course all of the people who graciously sacrificed their livers for the cause. We couldn’t have done it without all of you!
I think that’s all for now. If you have any questions (or answers) please ask. You can contact us through the Alumni Office at the Plan- etarium (the phone number there is 566-0561), through our computer account (User- name SENIOR), or talk to our faces. It’d be really won- derful to hear from some of you - any of you - any time!
' See you next week!
Doris, Rob, ~ Les . and
4:00PM. You can enter as many teams as you like with a ’*? by the team that most wants to enter since only one team per faculty, soci- ety, and sub-organization is
GUARANTEED to be ac- cepted. Team fees are $3.00 per team and are to be paid upon registration with Betty on Wednesday, March 23 by 4:00pm.
Maryellen : .
Hope to see everyone there either to participate or support their teams. Get involved...university life can only be what you make it!!! s
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