LEADERSHIP AWARDS 1986-87

For the 1986-87 academic year the University of Prince Edward Island will offer a number of awards of varying amounts ($500-2500) to students who have satisfied the entrance requirements of the University or who have passed at least eight three-semester hour courses in the previous year of study and who are making a significant contribution to university life through participation and leadership in areas such as drama, music, recreation, residence life, student government, clubs and societies.

Procedure: Individuals may be nominated by students, faculty, or staff of the university. Nominations will be submitted in writing, along with any supporting documentation. Nominations will be sent to:

Ian MacDonald, Director

Student & External Services

University of Prince Edward Island

Charlottetonw, P.E.I. CIA 4P3 Deadline for Nominations — November 1, 1986

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CONTEST COMMENCING AT THE CAFETERIA AND PIT STOP (Robertson Library) October 6th until October 24th

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CANADA

EMPLOYMENT CENTRE

Oct. 15 — Deadline for Foreign Service Officer Applications. Oct. 15 — Pre-Screen deadline — Touche Ross & Co. Open to those who wish to follow C.A. program.

Oct. 15/16 — Interviews — ‘‘AUA”? Auditor General’s Dept.

Oct. 16 — Interviews — Toronto Dominion Bank.

Oct. 17 — Interviews — Clarkson Gordon

Oct. 17 — Interviews — Midland Transport Ltd.

Oct. 17 — Pre-Screen deadline — Canada Packers. Open to BBA’s.

Oct. 20 — Interviews — Peat, Marwick & Mitchell.

Oct. 20 — Presentation — Royal Bank, 7:00 p.m. Main 01.

Oct. 20/21 — Interviews — Royal Bank.

Oct. 23/24 — Interviews — Coopers & Lybrand.

Oct. 24 — Pre-Screen deadline — Office of Auditor General — P.E.I.

Oct. 25 — Foreign Service Test — 9:00 A.M. — Duffy 209.

A copy of Transcript of Marks is required for most companies. Careers with Government of Canada

Foreign Service Officer — Deadline Oct. 15. Exam — Oct. 25, 9:00 a.m. Duffy 209. Employment Opportunities for Univ. Graduates — 87 (Red Book) — Deadline Oct. 31. If you have coded ‘‘FI’’ as one of your choices, you must write the ‘‘FI’’ test on Thursday, Nov. 13 at 7:00 p.m. in Duffy 209. The Resume

A session on Tips and Techniques in preparing your Resume will be held October 15th from 10:30-11:20 in Dalton 40S. It is not too early to prepare. All students welcome!_

Connie Egan

Hole In The Wall

On Monday, September 29, a small green M.G.B. was al- ‘most engulfed by the falling wall of the U.P.E.1. rink wall. It was purely by accident but it almost cost us two of our more illustrius hockey players not to mention the car.

I can guess that there are a lot of people out there wonder- ing what is going on at the rink, but it really doesn’t seem to be much. I was told that the wall was collapsing under its own weight and was becoming dangerous and so it was being taken out and replaced for its own good. So when I took a look I asked why the whole building wasn’t taken down as a hazard. But as you know somehow the people here have a sentimentality towards old buildings and this one is to stay for some time to come! So as you can see it wasn’t worth wondering about and yes the building will still be 10 degrees colder inside than it is on the outside this winter. So, I sug- gest that we get rid of the Vet College and turn it into an all- purpose gym. And while we are at it, why hasn’t “B.B.”” been taken off Main Building? How gauche! ©

M. Mattlock

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