The UPEI SUN, March 25v;'-~1982:,‘Ipagé“12‘ \ "

FACULTY SEMINARV

SPEAKERI' Glen Palmer

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- What's Happening Here. " EVERYONE WELCOME

EL SALVADOR BENEFIT -DANCE featuring Speed the PloUgh

Funds raised will go to refugees \in Honduras

Where. Notre Dame Hall 246 Sydnev ST. Tickets $3; 00 When. 9—12: 30 on APRIL 2,

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and freedom train (P.E.I.refugee sponsoring organization) _ _

SPRING CO-ED _ Featuring “RYDER ’3er March 26, 9:30-1am A ConfederationCntre

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LIBERAL YOUTH MEETING

Frj-daY: March 26 WHERE : FACULTY LOUNGE y ‘ . 2:40 p.nL WHEN: TUESDAY, MARCH 30th.r "l j 7:00 P.M. '

General meeting

,Monday, March 29, 1982

of the UPEI Student Union UPEI Library lounge 12:30 p.m. ‘Quarum needed as constit— utional changes have\to be voted on. ~ , ' Writer

, One of Canada's most

distinguished writers ,

- Mr. Tithhy Findley, will

read from his new g novel, FAMOUS LAST WORDS, At the Great Geroge Stree‘Gallery at 8:00 p.m. March'25.

UPEIWORLDPROBLEMSSERES

‘ March 25, at 8:00 p.mI

From Marita MCNulty

An internationally recognized specialist in V Polish affairs, Dr. Adam Bromke will speak in the UPEI World problems series on Thursday, March 25. Dr. Bromke's visit is ‘ sponsored by the Christian Culture Committee of the _ Board of Governors of St. Dunstan's University. The title of his talk is"Poland Today", and it will be , given at Holy Redeemer Parish Center at 8:00 p.m.

A native of Warsaw, Poland, Dr. Bromke is ‘ chairman of the Department of Political Science at' . McMaster University.

On Friday,lMarch 26, Dr. Bromke will hold an informal session in! the UPEI 'Chaiplaincy- Centre , with'political science students-and others. At noon he will be, guest ‘ speaker in the Chelsea Luncheon lecture Series held on campus.

Born in 1928, Dr.

Bromke ,servedain the Polish underground from 1943—45 and with the ' Polish forced under British command from 1945—47.

,VINN ON THE HILL, 150 ’EUSTON ST..' ,

, AT THIS MEETING, YOUTH WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY 'TO DISCUSS THEIR CONCERNS. ‘ ”‘

ALSO, AT THIS TIME. YOUTH WILL HAVE AN OPPORTUNITY TO GIVE SOME FEEDBACK ON WHAT THE YOUTH EXECUTIVE HAS BEEN ‘ DOING SINCE ITS ELECTION IN NOVEMBER, .AND WHAT DIRECTION

“J ' IT SHOULD BE HEADING TOWARD.

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Chaplaincy Centre’

Daily: 4:30 p.m. .Mass Sunday; 6:30 p.m. Mass, 8:00 p.m. Protestant " worship I , 8:45 p.m. Interfaith Fellowship Group. Everyone Welcome.

WANTED TORENT

Wanted to Rent: Responsible person‘would like to

rent a roomy house with garage and fireplace Contact Pam Clark,’

Student SErvices, UPEI extension 147.

presents PO LAND TODAY

He was educated at the University of St. Andrew, (M.A.) 1950; University of antr'eal, Ph.D. in Slavic Studies, ‘ (1953) , and McGill ‘ University, Ph.D. in political science.

. The guest lecturer taught Slavic studies and political science at y the: University of antreal and McGill university before joining Carelton

. University 1962 ._

HE served as of Soviet and East European studies, andras Chirman

of the Department of Political Science. Earlier in- his career he attended Harvard University as a research fellow, andwas

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. Boston University. ‘ -

' His writings include The Communist States at the Cross Roads -' Praeger, 1965; aminolaxfls Rdfiiics:

[Politicfl Ideal ism versus

Political Realism - Harvard UniverSity Press, 1965. ,

At the Thursday night lecture Dr. Reginald ‘ Stuart will be moderator, and Dr. Thomas Spira, discussant; are \ members of the UPEI Dept. of History-