The UPEI SUN,Thursday,March 29,1979,page 2

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Wiggle Your Way

to Marks (ZNS—CIIP.) — You may be able to wiggle your way to good grades.

Lawrence r/brehouse, a University of_California physiologist, says he has spent 40 years observing students who squirm during exams, and he says they earn better grades than

- their more placid peers.

Nbrehouse says that toe— tapping, jiggling, wriggling and.weightshift—

ing supply fuel to the brain by increasing blood circulation. He suggests ‘that this keeps students alert during the last lap of an exam or in a tedious lecture.

,Says Nbrehous, "Students who just sit haVe a tendency to do badly,” even stupidly, on the final ' few exam questions."

Nbrehouse hopes his observations won't incite a rash of anbitious writhing in examination rooms, however”

He says that a mere tap> of the toe 1 instead of large~scale fidgeting - should do the trick.'g 1

Papers and ,T-shi‘rt;

are Dumped-fl (HS-CUP) _ ~ A formal student—faculty grievance committee hearing has been requested for the student body vice-’ president who "trashed"

3,000 copies of the school 'paper which featured photos\

of women in wet T—shirts.

Student vice—president

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For our visitors a warm Welcome can be just as important as fantastic scenery or exciting cities. And that's where you come in —with a smile and attitude that says loud and clear: “I'd like to help make your stay a pleasant one." - Making visitors feel welcome is vital to the con- tinued growth of tourism

MUCH ISA SMI

Like thousands of stu- dents across Canada. you may depend on seasonal employment in Canada's tourist industry to help pay for education and living costs.

And it‘s obvious that this source of income relates directly to the number of tourists who travel and vacation in Canada is more tourists. . . more jobs!

in Canada. Q as" 90 v 66 o W QQ’D,\Q¢ \ 6K I‘ll Sin-“caflfiiffiiseémem 83335393?”

and handshake fosters

. protect a source of income for almost a million Cana- dians. . .and, that could

A mean you! '

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Each welcoming smile

national unity and inter- national goodwill and helps

it’s worth keeping in mind the next time a visitor asks you for directions or help—because tourism is important to all of us.

So much to go for.

CUP

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Karen Bjorneby reportedly

\admitted to throwing away -the newspapers as a symb— ’olic protest over a fea-

ture she‘says was degrading to women. 7 > ' » y The article described a bi-weekly ritual at a local saloon where young women soak their T—shirt clad torsos in cold water and appear before an audience .for applause.The/feature included-pictures of three women in wet suits. New University editor, Richard Clucas,meanwhile, is suing Bjorneby claiming What the newspaper lest 600 dollars in advertising revenues because of the - '

'dispute.

The hearing is expected

- to take place in March.

Coach: Keeley

Sues Paper “OTTAWA (CUPii - The coach of Carleton University's football team has filed a 300,000 dollar libel suit against Carle— ton's students] association;

3 and the/campES-fiewsfiep‘er »_

-The Charlata§.,e.l -t.

Brian. pKealey.-.§ey§_ he, .

gwants to clear hiswname?%fri

because a Dec.7 story in"f Th§_§h§rlat§2_quoted several of the team's players questioning his competente as coach. ' The pkayers told Th; Charlatan they publicly criticized Kealey because they wanted to improve-the situation.In the Dec.7 story Keeley was quoted as‘ saying the controversy would probably have a

'detrimental effect on next

year's team. . . Despite the size of the libelsuit,the coach says # money is not his main objective in suing the association and neVSpaper.

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AWAITINC S,a|ty Windswept. Cold infinite .Murmuring- . voices -‘ ‘ 1 Alone , Seagulls calling From afar Waves rushing in upon me -

Memories _of soft and silent times

Time

Titillating

Tempestuously W LISA'MH'ST. PIERRE. I & DAWNWALSH ‘ ”