Gauthier elected

The Canadian Organization of Part-Time University Stu- dents has announed the eletion of Ms. Paula Gauthier of University of Prince Edward Island as the provincial co-ordinator of CO- PUS. Ms. Gauthier was named to the post at the organization’s reccent annual conference.

Ms. Gauthier is a member of the UPEI Senate and is pres- ident of Part-Time and Mature Students Association at UPEI, a group whose membershipmakes

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up 40 per cent of UPEI’s student population.

MAPUS was formed in 1982 to ensure that adult students are an acknowledged and inter- gral part of the UPEI community. It provides an established frame- work and channel of communica- tion through which members of the association can promote an understanding and liason with all areas of the University Campus.

COPUS was formed in 1977 in response to the needs and con-

cerns of part-time university stu- dents across Canada. Through their network, the group is con- stantly working on issues relating to part-time students and post secondary education.

UPEI will be hosting the CO- PUS Annual Atlantic Conference later this year.

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Senate Candidate

My name is Bob Smith, and | am a candidate for the position of student representative on senate. I ama third-year political studies major, and president of the UPEI Debating Society.

The senate is the supreme policy-making body at UPEI, and it is crucial for the student population to have experienced and thoughtful representation on it. For the past year-and-a-half, I have been one. of two students representing the student popula- tion of UPEI on the Academic Review and Planning Committee. Briefly, this body advises the sen- ate on long-term planning, and

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mation of new programs and aca- demic policy. In my work on this committee, I have dealt with President Eliot, and several other key faculty members on senate. I have also spent many hours dis- cussing and trying to gain a bet- ter understanding of the same is- sues and problems that come be- fore the senate.

In my eighteen-or-so months representing all of us on the ARPC, I have always spoken out for our interests when I felt they weren’t being served, and in this, I feel I have represented us well. I believe it is important for a rep- resentative to give voice to those student concerns which otherwise might not be heard. I have been deeply committed to ensuring we are listened to in the Senate plan- ning process, and now I ask you to give me the opportunity of rep- resenting us on the senate itself.

Candidates

for Class Elections

Candidates For Class Elec- tions

_Freshmen

Josie Herring President Lisa Bernard Vice-President Leedya Weatherbie Treasurer Charlene Small Secretary

Sophomore

Nadine De Wolf Pres- ident Kariann MacMillian Vicce- President Tara. Creighan Secre- tary Kathy Morrison Treasurer

Junior

Len Bastein President Leanne McGee Vice-President Natalie

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