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Attention French Immersion Graduates!

An important

national research

project is being conducted here at UPEI in order to analyse the needs and as- pirations of french immersion graduates (elementary or high school) enrolled in post-secondary educational institutions.

We Need Your Help!

Please contact

Professor Miles Turnbull in the Modern Language Department (566-0392, Main

— $25)

confidentiality ensured.

Inter—Varsity Christian Fellowship

Phew! We survived Malagash 89! And Boy, did we enjoy do- ing it! It was a weekend full of fun and learning. We had small group discussions, worship times, he annual Saturday night variety show, good food and, in the mist pf all this excitement, learned pbout the Christian Worldview

presented by guest speaker Steve Andrews.

This coming Friday, Feb. 10 we will be gathering once again in the MAPUS Lounge of Bernar- dine Hall at 6:30 pm. The topic this week is: Relationships. Ver- non and Sharon Vickruck will be sharing with us this week. If you have any questions or concerns related to this topic feel free to come and join us.

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Students form

Advocacy Program

by: Sam Okello

An association to help deal with learning disabilities has been established by a* group of con- cerned students.

The PEI Disabled Students Association is helping to open doors to education for the phys- ically challenged. First, it will give professors more _ visibility and challenge for providing post— secondary education to the dis- abled.

Second, it will assist dis- abled students to make profes- sors aware of their needs. More importantly, students will be ex- pected to work with the profes- sors to find ways of meeting those needs.

WINNER

Congratulations to Heather Howatt, Winner of the Student Survival Kit sponsored by the UPEI Modern Language Club.

Many thanks to all those who supported out efforts!

The Modern Language Club

HESTORY SOCIETY

Over the next two weeks the PEI History Society will be olding an election to choose 2 new president after the un- orunate resignation of our previ- bus president Linda Yordon be- ause of health reasons. those ishing t submit nomination or if

hey themselves would like to run *

or president are urged to attend he next meeting to be held in the History lounge 3rd floor main at

1 pm on Wednesday or contact

your student reps Scott Maynard ot Luke Traintofaller.

The History Society has sev- ‘tal events planned for this emester including a wine and heese which will hopefully prove “S successful as the last. We will

“Ss well be hosting several guest Speakers,

Thursday, February 9th, 1999==

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The association headed by a student, Jacie Campbell is the first of its kind introduced at the island’s University.

By forming such an associa- tion, Campbell hopes that prob- lems facing the disabled will be identified. She is optimistic that an appropriate support mecha- nism to make scholastic success a reality will be developed.

For more information contact Marion Basha at the Student Ser- vices.

DIETER DEBS

SENIORS

Winner of the February 3 Se- nior Class 50/50 Draw was Su- san Arbing. She pocketed $51.00. Many thanks to Don Carr, Neil Robertson, and Jo—-anne Murphy who sold the tickets.

To those seniors who will be graduation at christmas, 1989, you are more than welcome to attend Senior Week activities. Please go to the Registrar’s office and ask to be put on the Senior Class mailing list.

Lisa Doyle

President

PSYCH

Greetings! The Psychology Club met on Monday at 3:00 with a great many people in atten- dance. Various items discussed included the following...

We are going to be at the CDP flea market Sunday, March 5. If anybody has things they would like to donate to the cause, they can bring them to the Pay- chology department any time in the next two weeks. We look forward to any contributions you

CLUB

can make, as this will be ‘our main fund-raiser for the year.

On Friday, February 17, we will be having a movie day in the psychology lounge. The day will start with a lunch-time movie at noon. Bag your lunch and come to the show. Further announce- ments as to the movies in ques- tion will be in the column next week, so stay tuned!

NEXT WEEK!! we will be starting a new feature in our col- umn...Name That Phobia!

like to acknowledge the cash do- nation to the society by Dr. Thomas Spira and half of the His- tory department and Abraham Fenis of the Business department. We are grateful for your generous donation and will insure it is put to good use.

— On this week 67 years ago Feb. 11, 1922 Fred Banting and his assistant Best discovered in- sulin in their Toronto Lab.

- On Feb. 10 1841 the colonies of Upper and Lower Canada joined to from the province of Canada.

— On Feb. 15, 1965 Canada’s new flag was raised in Ottawa.

UPEI Theatre Society Rehearsing for

Major Production

Rehearsal for the Theatre Society’s major production this year are in full swing. The play, The Beauz’ Strategem, by George Far- guahar, is a rolicking 18th century comedy with so much action and hilarity that even the rehearsals are a joy to attend. The culmina- tion of all this fun and hard work is sure to be a theatrical experi- ence not to be missed! With the talents of some of UPEI’s finest thespians, both students and faculty, and innovative directing of Greg Winkfield — a newcomer‘on the Island Theatre scene who is already making great waves — the show promises to be delightful.

The Beauz’ Strategem will be on stage from the 8th to the 11th of March inclusive at the Mackenzie Bldg. Watch this publication for more information.