Each Wednesday evening in the Panther Lounge of me Barn a very simple event takes place —. A Coffee Shop! ‘

Coffee Shops are not simple in the sense that they involve little preparation. On the contr , much could

be said of the dedication of those few who work hard to see this event happen. And yet, the relaxed ‘ atmosphere and pleasant surroundings coupled with the, music of many very fine artists, make the Wednesday evening

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WEDNESDAY NIGHT FEVER

Coffee Shop an easy dloice for a quiet evening out.

This past week (Wed.

. Sept. 27) Paul Broadbent

v and Steve love performed together as a duo- With their versatility they put together a repertoire which moved within a winning combination of bluegrass, country,‘ and

‘ fo]J< music. I feel their version'of Jesse Winchester's "Brand New 'IEnnessee Waltz" and Jerry Jeff Walker's "L.

A. Freeway" were stand—out examples of this ability. ’IWo selections from their own material also deserve special recognition. "Flyin lcw" by Paul Broadbent and "One Way

or the Other" by Steve Love were excellent choices.

‘ Special mention should also be made of "The Al

In particular

Ward anologue Hour - Minus Fifty Minutes"; the unending supply of coffee, tea(s) , hot chocolate and cookies available; the presence of an INCOGNI'IO ladies choir which supplied some fine background vocals; and, the announcement of a talent evening on October llth. Hope you will make it.

Finally, on behalf of Al, thanks is extended to Peter, Gordon, Roger, Beaver Foods Cafeteria and the Student Union executive for their assistance.

See you next week.

P.S. Don‘t forget that Oct. 11 is Talent Night. A special welcome is extended to any students who would like to drop in and participate.

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Darla Ford

Well, university is ‘ well on its way for another semester and everyone has their books for all the courses they are taking. ,

Students who wanted to: get rid of some used books or buy second hand books would-be familiar with the book exchange. 'Jhe book exchange was held at the Chaplaincy Centre ' from September 12 to 22 I between the heurs of 9 and 4. It was 'set up during second semester last yearaby 'Iheresa Doyle, a Senior, and Pat Turnbull, a Junior, to y provide a method by which ' \ students could buy or sell their books. .

This year the exchange was operated by Pat rIIirnbull, now a Senior, and Cheryl Parsons, a Sophomore. ,‘Ihey raised a

For Pibs and Pig 'n Whistles, remember that Only UPEI students and. alguest (opPOSite sex) Will be admitted to the Barn. Students are reminded that a valid university I.D. must be Show at the door‘tothe Campus Policeperscn. No

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total of $210, which was divided up.between them for all their efforts. Pat. said the exchange was a lot more popular this year than last due to the advertising it received. She said many Freshmen knew about the exchange and this will be a good help because they

will be around for a few I

more years. ' The idea

was tried about five years ago but through lack of publicity, it fell through.

She said students would sometimes come in looking for a book, find someone with the'book they wanted and trade.

When asked what changes

she would like to see made

in the future, she Said she would like tosee the ten percent commission dropped off the books a which was mandatory this

year.

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one will be admitted without showing a student I.D. unless he/she is signed in by a, student who has shown an I.D. PLEASE, PLEASE, PIEASE remember to bring your

student LB. '5 with you

to all Student Union elem-E-

She would also like

to see the Student Union run the exchange by'hiring two people to work ’ instead of volunteer students.

Book exchanges have become a part of most

universities and with your participation we can make it a part of UPEI. Anyone who did not pick up unsold books at the Close of the exchange should contact (heer Parsons at 892—9300

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