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Mr. Brown foresaw that it would be the students

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the task force presentat- ion to the government. Since the smallness and lack of industry on PEI limits the produce it can‘ export on the world mar-

,ket, the only solution is

for the Island to become the academic centre of the Maritimes. If that is the case, more funding and expertise will be needed to prepare for the unsure- ness of the 80's.

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Mr. Brown deplored the fact that many schools here and elsewhere do not recommend UPEI to their students because of its supposed low quality.

Also presenting briefs were representatives for the natiVes, the disabled and handicapped, the wo- men, and the contractors on PEI.

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