_, education in

With the forebod- ing threat of increased tu- ition fees being forced upon us yet again, the History So- ciety urges all its members to get. out this week and join in a single voice of affirmative action.

On Thursday at 9:00 pm on the second floor of the Barn an ‘Irish Wake’ to mourn the passing of higher belovéd

our

| province. You are all encour-

aged to attend and dress in black. More financial sup-

| port from the federal gov-

ernment is required to com-

‘bat the rising costs of post-

HISTORY SOCIETY

On a lighter note, the History Society issues a chal- lenge to the Music Society to partake in a game of vol- leyball. We are confident that we shall play the win- ning tune.

Other up and coming events include: another wine and cheese social, and inter-

societial party, skating, bowl-

ing, and lectures. tickets set

of Island Magazine shall be

As well, for a complete sold at sometime during the semester. “For the best link the UPEI His- tory Society and the Island Magazine.

to the past—

General meetings will be held on Thursdays at 10:30 AM Li- brary’s Conference Room B.

in the Robertson

Open faculty Seminar

Speaker: Merrit Crockett —

University Librarian

Topic: “The Mapping of PEI to 1850” or

“Jacques Cartier— Where were you?” Friday January 22 1988

3:00pm Atlantic Veterinary College Lounge (4th Floor)

Everyone Welcome

Happy Hour follows at 4:00pm

Attention

secondary schooling.

Protestant Chapel Services

Chapel services will be continuing this semester at the same time and place as last semester: 8:00pm.in the chapel. This week we are having a mystery speaker! So come on over an join us in worship with us.

Once again, that’s 8:00pm begining this Sun- day and every Sunday thereafter. Have a great week. Ecc. 12:12

Student exchange programs

by Sherri Egan

Society

Just a reminder to all students who are interested in participating in an ex- change program for Septem- ber, 1988. The deadline for applications is rapidly ap- proaching.

If you have any ques- tions regarding the applica- tion form or are having prob- lems choosing the. appropri- ate courses, please feel free to drop down to Student Ser- vices and we will try to get

This week: THE WHITE SHEIK

The gentle sardonic wit of Fellini follows a young “bride’s visit to Rome, ostensibly for audiece with the oe, but she seeks a more pro- fane adoration with a ro- mantic cinema idol. A sarkling tour from the

‘o the solimnities of the Vatican.

THE WHITE SHEIK is showing 7:30 this Suday night in Duffy Amitheatre. Tickets are available at the door or you can buy a mem- bership for the Film Soci- fty’s entire season at the Student Union office in the

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RE: MEAN- INGFUL overnight relation- It’s cold out! unlock Back home, Back

ship. the door. home.

WHAT IS life all about? Why am I here? What is the purpose of my existence? I know one who can answer these questions you may be asking! Jesus said, “I am the way, the truth, and the life.”

it completed as soon as pos- sible. Placement is based on a first-come first-served basis so the sooner the better. 5

CONCERNED peo- ple: This is pippilong stock- I do not make noise. She has no need

ings roommate.

for your sanctuary of silence.

HAVE YOU heard about mac’s new gimmick? _ It’s called the Mcflyswatter. The person whose room you sleep

in so much... never again...

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Thursday January 21 1 988 ==

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