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The inter-Societal Pub established us as a foremost adversary on campus. We only lost the “contest” by ONE point! Needless to say, future contests will see US victorious!

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cost is $25.00.

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our membership, the Society will now be holding its meet- ings in the Reading Lab (RL- 02). The day and time is un- changed: Thursdays at 3:00 pm.

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Congratulations are in order to Paula McGuirk, our new vice-president. We are confident that she will prove a valuable addition to the We are still planning our

Executive, and an ardent History Bash on November worker for all History Soci- g q¢ you plan. to a

ety Members. come to our meeting on the Our trip down brewery fifth

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Hall Happenings

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by Sean MacIntosh

It has been a rather interesting week here at U.P.E.I. The Marian Hal] Pit Bulls have beaten the En- gineers AGAIN. This time the game was hockey and not football. The Pit Bulls had an astounding 6 points while the Engineers barely saved their pride with 1. What a game!! This puts Mar- ian’s Pit Bulls on top, both game wise and penalty wise. Thus far this season, Mar- ian has sustained one loss in hockey or football and holds the record for the most penalties in hockey.

The was well played by the Pit Bulls who unleashed some vi- cious body checks. When asked to comment on the game, Greg “the Fly” Flynn stated, “The Engineers did

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not have enough stamina to keep up with our fast paced European style of hockey.” It was mentioned by another player that Brady MacVar- ish skated rings around the Engineers and when asked his opinion, the modest Mr. MacVarish had no comment. John Dalton, Coach of the

Marian Hall Pit Bulls had this impression of the game, “it was dirty, rotten and un- fortunately, not enough peo- ple got hurt.”

The Marian Hall Fresh- men were out to the game in full force and one. Tony

MacKenzie was heard to say,Perhaps if the Engineers

took up a sport more suited to them, such as needlepoint, they might be able to beat us. But then again, they'd likely just end up just beat- ing themselves.

The Hallow’een weekend was a suiccess for Marian Hall as they won all three of their heats in the Red Rock Challenge. This was quite an. accomplishment consider- ing most of the other teams cheated. The Engineers more than anyone as they kicked their orange over the finish line in the pantyhose orange shuffle. The fun re- ally started when the three contestants from each team were asked to chug a pitcher of draught using straws and when the Marian team fin- ished in twenty seconds, no one was surprised.

Marian Hall Joke of the Week

Question: What do you call one hundred En- gineers at the bottom of the ocean?

Answer: A good start!!

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lane was a cess. All who participated thought the outing “very re- freshing”. Thanks are due to Mr. Luke Triantafillow, who provided for the evening: Island Brew-

supreme sic-

the carriage

Questions, ideas, or com- plaints may be voiced by writing a note to President Kin Straight, at the circula- tion desk.

See you next meeting!

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Meanwhile, at Saint Mary's, a crime is being committed...

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Education

The Education Society showed its true spirit ‘re- cently by finishing in the top 5 in the “Red Rock and Robin Hood masks, the ED’s definately were the most stylish group but I admit,

very lousy drinkers. _Per- haps this was due to the fact that the whole team had consumed a substantial amount of “Kool-aid” before hand and had been really hitting the books hard re- cently. But the rookie squad made up of Scotty “Rum- ple” MacDonald, Emmett “Le Dog” Chaisson, Greg “Camp” Campbell, Randy “Eyd” Gallent, Gordon “Fi- dels” Cox and G. “Elvis” Stewart did show a lot of de- sire and promise. Im clos-

Society

all and it was great to see the barn come alive on a Fri- day night. Congratulations to the winners CIMN and to

the Business Society, Biology and History society, among others, who put on a fine show.

P.S. Thanks to our “Ruler” cheerleaders: Lorna, Treena, and Cheryl who did a great job. We must ad- mit, however, the next day the ole Red Rock presented the groups with a new chal- lenge. Ooohhh!!

Thanks S.U. Barn Greg Campbell Gordie Cox

Co-Captains of the Edu- cation Rulers.

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ing, a good time was had by

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