ELASSESCANCELLED NOVEMBER 7

By Mark Ledwell No, not because of an

anticipated snow storm, but . rather due to an anticipated

"great event" here at UPEI. If you have not already noticed the bright red posters and white pins aromd the campus, dm't panic; you'll be well acquainted with them in the next: few weeks. Actually, the'pi’ns and posters are a part of an intense campaign

mdertakenbytheStuchnts,

smosnm '79 AGENDA ' U.P.E.I. Nov. 6—7

TUESDAY, Nov. 6

7:30 P..M. — Introduce Idea

for— ' ium '79 at UPEI. Offichally, the campaign

began an Miday, October 22 with a press conference at Rbertsm Library lecture

Theatre. 01 Thursday, October 18, this committee datained permission fran the Senate to postpone all classes (11 Wednesday, November 7 so that a_ll_ stucbnts at UPEI would be able to attend the up- coming symposium. 'Ihe questim 'is, why is this deeming so

Symposium

(President Meindie and a student) 7:45 — Guest speaker (Ies Harris, vice- president, Memorial University.)

9 :00 — Questions

9:45 - Closing and Coffee (social)

WEDNESDAY, NOV. 7 9:00 A.M'. - Coffee (Barn)

9:30 — 8-Mamber Student Panel (from various faculties) _

10:30 — Questions and Break

11:15 - Seminars - Address particular questions. '

12:30 '— J;de (Barn) - entertainment: Ienny

and Roy

1:30 — Panel (from faculty and community) Student moderator.

2:30 — Seminar groups to draft resolutions.

3:30 V - Break .

3:45 - Presentaticn of resolutions (from seminar groups)

4:30 - Question period-

5:00 . — Happy Hour

RUMO UR HA TH IT

Rumour Hath It...{ . . . . . . . . . . . ..

-the girls field hockey team finished their season with a perfect record. (no wins, no

goals)

—Shelly still can’t believe that she ate a spaghettidinner. drank 8 beer, ate 3 double cheeseburgers, french fries, onion rings, and two pop.(and later on in the night

chased it down with pizza.)

-Ann K. was seen dancing with a teddy bear

Saturday night.

-U.P.E.I. football players have one more game

left.

‘a great band,Taboo, is playing at next week’s

Pig.

'-the Home Ec. dinners are scrump—dilly-shous. -Rabbi’s half brother,Tattoo is a regular

on Fantasy Island.

‘ROb M. likes to sleep in fields by the airport. —there was a brawl in the Sun Office.

‘Todd flashes in the Sun Office.

alt Was Victor who thought that the count was

l3h8 at the Pig, not Bruce.

-the soccer team is on a winning streak. ~Vlnce Mulligan attends sporting events

in his Bermuda shorts.

~Marty H. has the'highest score in pinball.

‘Second Floor Bernardine is running low on vaseline

THE UPEI SUN, Thursday, Oct. 25, 1979, page 5

much attention.

Maybe that can be answered by looking at the thinking behind Symposium

' '79. The concept is simple:

to bring all students to- gether so ideas can be 1 shared concerning why we are students here at ‘ miversity. And no, it wcn't take a great deal of effort to get there; the agenda you see below is designed to meet the needs of the average ' student. (he more thing:

Schedule

this is a new idea for Canadian universities and its success depends on ygu__. So, don't let yourself down but plan to attend ium "79. Look forward to lots of fun aid interesting discussims that any student can par- ticipate in or just listen to. Make this a day where we students take over the university and, for once, let the big guys who hand out the grades sit badc and watch. let's do it!

Names of speakers and other details will be

announced next week.

If you have any questims,

at all or feel the need to get involved, dcn't hesitate to get in touch with any of the ' camrittee members: Rory Beck, Alan Buchanan, Marsha Gaudet, Larry Green, Bob Kelley, Mark Iedwell, Dan leClair, Barry Machnald, Holly MacDonald, Kent Osborne, Joarme Peters and Dcn Stewart. -