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Resolve to oust Pres from Senate chair

By Carolyn Ryan

the university Senate is going to ask for a change in the University Act, so that in future, President Peter Meincke will not act as chair- man of Senate.

Don’t get excited, though. This is not a rebellion.

In fact, the move was largely Meincke’s idea.

The chair position has been occupied by the University’s President since UPEI came into existence.

But now, the consensus of Senate is that there should be a separation of administra- tion, represented by Meincke and academic policy-making.

Meincke agreed that being chair “puts the President in a very difficult position" and that it would “be better to have a tough-minded parlia- mentarian with no other relationship to Senators. ”

He added that the motion would put the President in a stronger position to make a case for or against a parti- cular motion. 0

This raised some questions as to the effect knowing the President supports a proposal will have on Senators’ willingness to speak openly.

However, Education pro- fessor Gerald Arsenault

Financial

By Sylvia Crawford

1 would first like to remind you of deadlines approaching for scholarships previously advertised in this column.

Canada Mortgage and Housing — Deadline March 16th.

George & Nora Elwin Scholarships —- Deadline March 3lst

University Women’s Club of Saint John, NB. — Dead- one March 3lst

The following scholarships are awarded to students entering their first year of the course leading to the Bachelor of Laws degree at the University of New Brunswick.

Tore Martin Grude Memorial Scholarships in Law —— Dead- line March Slst

Available to both male and female students entering their first year of Law at UNB. Award will be the amount of

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tuition fees payable. Qualifications: Academic ability; Participation incom- munity and extra—curricular activities; Financial need.‘

Lord Beaverbrook Scholar- ships in Law — Deadline March Slst

Available to both male and female students entering their first year of Law at UNB. Award will be $4,500/year.

Qualifications: Declared desire to, study law; Qualities needed for the attainment of distinction in the legalpro—

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these two are avilable at the Registrar’s office.

The AUCC is pleased to announce the Fessenden-Trott Scholarship Program.

Two scholarships valued at $5,000 each will be awarded. To be eligible a student must be a Canadian Citizen who is completing the first year of an undergraduate university

could see no problem wit inhibtions.

“I don’t see what di ference it makes. If [ President doesn’t like wh we say, that’s too bad.”

He said the President non-chair role will be “strenghtening of his p05 tion as an academic leader and called it “a step to ward.” \ '

The method of choosing new chair was not decide but Senator V'Glenn- 'Palm suggested the person b “nasty, efficient, an shouldn’t mind makin enemies.”

Anytakers?

program.

The scholarship will

awarded based on:

1— attainment .Iof, a hi

' “academic standing a promise; ' '

— potential leadership qualities;

— noteworthy participati in extra-curricular activities and intercs

— good moral charac and personality.

Please note that t scholarship is awarded to student through nominati only by a nominating CO mittee. Students who f they are-eligible may ma their interest in this schol ship known by completin form available in Stud Services, lst floor, M Building.

For further information application forms, stop and see me in Student 5 vices, office hours: Tuesd and Thursday 1:00 — 4:00 p.

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