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‘ [Daily fitness classes

Fitness conscience women take note — now you can keep in shape (or get back into shape) with new Dancercise classes that are being offered to all women of all ages. Come at 12:00 on Tuesday and Thursday for a thirty minute work-out.

These work-outs will be done to the latest music and will provide an enjoyable combination of dance and aerobics to help keep all those “problem” areas well toned.

These classes are in addition to the already existing Fitness classes that will continue to go Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays at the same times as last semester (11:30 - 12:30 and 12:30- 1:30).

Please, alLthose interested in continuing a fitness program , or just beginning one, come and try out this new session of aerobics and enjoy a half hour of fitness! There is no charge, and the first class began Tuesday, the 15th of January. See you there!

Part-time bursary - $150

An award of $150 is being offered to part-time students

enrolled at UPEI. The terms of this new bursary are as follows: given to a needy student, registered for three or six semester hours of credit in the second semester, who has received passing grades in all courses in the last semester registered at UPEI. Applications are available at the Registrar’s Office or at Student Services. Closing date for applications is Friday, 8 February 1985.

Winter Carnival plans

This year’s Winter Carnival plans are forging ahead.

The Carnival will run from January 28 to February 3, 1985, and will include the traditional Campus Cabaret and Winter Carnival Ball, among other exciting events.

People interested in helping are asked to watch for an- nouncements of meetings or leave a message at the Barn for Carnival co-ordinator Inga Dorsey.

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The bus also returns

Students are notified that the Charlottetown Transit bus now doing morning runs to campus at 8:30 and 9 am. from the corner of Euston and University also takes an afternoon swing downtown at 4 p.m., from the university roadway just outside Robertson Library. Fare is $1. " .

Crook on campus ,

The first candidate for the office of President at UPEI will be on campus Monday and Tuesday of this week. __

Dr. Rodney K. Crook, currently of the University of Tasmania in Australia, speaks Monday night in the Robertson Library Lecture Theatre at 8 p.m., on a topic as yet to be named, under the general heading of “University Education in Canada Today”. /

Then on Tuesday morning, Dr. Crook will meet with Student Council at 9:15 in the Panther Launge.

_ Sympathy

.The circulation staff and student assistants of the Robertson Library express sincere condolences to Dorothy Peters on the death of her father Edgar Peters.

Election date set

A date has been set for the Student Union spring general elections.

On March 13 and 14, students will vote for next year’s President, VP Academic, VP Operations, Treasurer, and most Council positions. The previous day, March 12,-will be reserved for candidates’ speeches in the Robertson Library Lounge and the annual spring general meeting of the Student Union.

Nominations for positions are now open.

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Receptionist needed

Want to sit at a desk in the Student Union office, type, and answer the phone? ‘ ‘

Well, neither do we, but there must be someone out there who wants to be a receptionist 7 ~«.

Apply for this position before January 26 at the Student Union office.

Female guard hired

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here, have the same authority and legal powers as the RCMP and City Police.

Duties, include patrolling campus, checking in with the residences and handling most security cases on campus.

Gladys is the second woman hired as an officer on a full-time basis by the department. The first worked at UPEI about four years ago.

Gladys Kickham is the newest security officer at UPEI.

She began last Monday, but she is more than ready for whatever may come her way. Before getting a degree in Psychology and History from UPEI, Kickham gra- duated from the Atlantic Police Academy. She, like the other security officers

Good-bye U.P.E.l. Good morning dear Registrar l have to confess, My financial state is in such a mess. Mulrooney is charming, He has all his hair. But with summer outbacks, We’re all indespalr. Brian, with scholarships away you went. But I’m not so brilliant, And my resources. are Spent. To sit there in Parliament, Your footsteps I’d share, But I may join my peers in the welfare line next Year. D. MacDonald

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StUdentsh/p series

Studentship is a series of lectures designed to assist you in being successful academically, while at University. it is an opportunity» for you to pick up some study skills, learn how to make the most of your classroom time, and manage your free time better.

Normally the series consists of six sessions which are held during September and October. For the first time during the second semester several of the lectures will be offered again. i

The sessions will be held twice daily in the Lecture Theatre of the Robertson Library, and are free of charge. You are welcome to attend any or all sessions according to your choosing. STUDENTSHIP LECTURE SERIES '

SCHEDULE — JANUARY,1985

- Monday, January 21

12:30 - 1 :20. . Jack Blanchard 4:00 - 5:15 Marion Basha

Wednesday, January 23‘

12:30- 1:20 ' Marion Basha 4:00 - 5:15 Jack Blanchard

Monday, January 28

12:30 - 1:20 Jack Blanchard 4:00 - 5:15 1’ Marion Basha

Wednesday, January 30

12:30- 1:20 Prof. Lowell Sweet 4:00—5:15 Prof. Winston Pineau

FOR FURTHER lNFORMATlON CONTACT STUDENT SERVICES,

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