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HISTORY SOCIETY

The History Society held its last meeting of the year ~last week. It as agreed at this time to postpone the or- dering ‘of Society Mugs un- * til the Fall Semester. Mem- bers are now given the op-

: their $6.50 deposit, or allow- ing this money to be used to purchase their very own full- ‘ coloured Swiss embroidered Crest of the History Soci- ety’s Arms. Since it takes

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3 eight weeks to receive the crests in the mail, members would not receive them until 3 the Fall.

If, for any reason, you do not like this proposal, your x money will be promptly re- funded if you contact any member of the Executive. F

Best of Luck during ex- ams, and we look forward to

seeing you all again in the x Fall. "

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by Sean MacIntosh

What a time!! The Post Pat’s Panther (pitbull) Party Pub was a success. There was a good turnout and a good time was had by all. Prizes were awarded from Labbats and there was much green cheer being consumed. The proceeds are going to the Scott Holt Fund For Can- cer Research.

The weather was per- fect for the tri-residence ski trip to Brookvale last Fri- day afternoon. Everyone en- joyed themselves at the tri- residence ski trip to Brook- vale last Friday afternoon. There were no major in- juries reported at the tri- residence ski trip to Brooke- vale last Friday afternoon, but some people did run into each other and ing

slow mov- shrubbery at the tri- residence ski trip to Brook- vale last Friday afternoon. Kelly Van B, who did receive injury last year at the tri- residence ski trip to Brook- vale , came through with- out a scratch this year at the tri-residence ski trip to Brookvale last Friday after-

noon. Everyone stated that they could not wait for next year’s tri-residence ski trip to Brookvale, because. they had so much fun at the trip last Friday afternoon.

Marian

QUESTION: How many Engine-ears does it take to eat a porcupine?

HALL HAPPENINGS

The Marian VS Marian Game is tentatively sched- uled for this week. This game will be covered by CBC

and ATV along with NBC Sports. So if you wish to be a TV star, and if you like HOT CHOCOLATE, and a great hockey game, come on out to show your support for the best Intramural Hockey Team on campus...

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Hall Joke of the

To the mermaids who at- tempted the raid on Mar- ian last week, you’re all wet! And just remember, when you least expect it, its gonna rain on your picnic.

The boys of Marian Hall would like to congratulate the persons elected to their various positions on the - U.P.E.I, Student Union.

Hey Higher Power...

What about our toilet? I’ve had to go since October TTs:

PLEASE HURRY!!!

Week

ANSWER: Three; One to eat it and two to watch for traffic. 2

BUSINESS SOCIETY

We would like to thank all those people who at- tended the business soci- ety’s 12th Annual Dinner on March 8th at the CP. The speaker was Dr. Peter Campbell. CEO & President of Midland Doherty Canada.

We would like to con- gratulate all those students who won in the draws from the student tickets from the dinner. We would also like to thank Prof. Ferris for donat- ing the prizes.

For all those interested the Annual Curling Tour- nament will be held Friday

March 25 at Belvedere Golf & Winter Club. Games will begin at 9:00am. If you haven’t entered you can still come and cheer on your fa- vorite team.

To all students who wish run for positions on the Business Society exec- utive 1988-89. Nomina- tions are now open. tions are:

to

Posi- President, Vice- President, Secretary, Trea- surer, Sr Senate Rep, Jr Class Rep, Soph Class Rep. Nomination Forms may be picked up in Kelley Building.

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