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rm .1: '25:? 1: £291.. Tea-1:53: ' d I H F" F: E I F1 L M H F: L"! F7 F: 'r' I CI H L E :31 F H H H H L} F: E G H 1 C H / l 15:3 "l" U ’2" L"! H L4 1'? la! '2" CI H E: II: u m n L- T C! I 1' :33 Ct [I L t?! E I v ' H :3 Fl M. L. L- H D a a I U i:- E, .3 H wnth SyIVIa Crawford 14-. H F ’5" 1:3: F‘ [III iii? ‘1” H l3, H E F,- 1__ T Hello, I hope everyone is enjoying the activities of Carnival H H L"! l"? (I! 1:} "2f .3 T 3; I __'|' ,. . :33; 1:; F, U K E Week and looking forward to the events vet to come. [:1 I H [3 J H {3 U 1;: L H F: H C! U ,, L r: Iwould like to point out that the material included in this D L”1 H H l] f} H r F: r; 1‘: H n R w n I ti weekly article is not all that IS available to students in the way - F n H r: H H U l I“ m r; :_ ‘ i r ' “- j of bursaries and so on. The ones printed each week are those I :- Z ~-‘ ‘_ ' i T H -:- :J L- I H. M U 'r' l which pertain to the majority of students. l H L! H «J P [:1 '.,.' i3 571 'z-' E H F: Ll L": :3 I,“ There is only one day left to apply for the two following ::---2 I E: .1231' H F :3 1:3 :1; T 1; r H :3 r; 1 H H L 1.; bursaries: =' '==' i2: 5: ii "r i: : lj 5.1- H L 1; Bernardine Hall Bursary— Deadline is February 3. ' l? i F: T 1: if} H r: H 1 H H H F .v. [This bursary, first established last year, is once. again 1:! I: T 3:. I l i r I- .l. I"; ‘1': H available to Junior or Senior female students hvmg 1n 3. . .‘., " ' f" “ ' 1 "1 residence for two years. Students must have an average of _ L! L! H G 70% or more and write an essay on their participation in "'35 T {I} E and contribution to residence life over the years. Applications R F: [3- (available in Student Services) will be judged by the Scholar- rt m n F, ship Committee and two people from Guidance Services. m I; I: E; U.P.E.I. Memorial Bursary Fund—Deadline February3 , ' ' ’ Several awards ranging from$125 to $300 are available for the second semester. Full-time students in any year may apply. l'JL-Lifili-JI- 3 One of the major requirements to be considered will be

need. Application forms available in Student Services or Registrars’ Office. I

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HEFll-l A reminder of the deadlines for the following previously _' NEE. I HM advertised bursaries and scholarships: 3 MODE Tourism Industry ——- February 18 m l-ifli‘l I HHL Rotary Foundation Scholarships ’85-86 -— March 1, 1984 3 URL"! 1' l-ulHL} To students planning to pursue graduate studies in ’84—85, 0 3: (3 these two scholarships may be of interest: (Note that straight _

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MacKenzie King Travelling Scholarships — February 15

For students who plan to attend a university in the United States or the United Kingdom, in post-graduate studies in the field of International or Industrial Relations (including the international or industrial aspects of Law, History, Politics, or Economics). _ v. , .- l , MacKenzie King Open Scholarships — Februath 15.?“ ‘

Open to graduates for full-time post-graduate Studies in Canada or elsewhere and in any field. Awards will be determined on the basis of academic achievement, personal qualities, and demonstrated aptitutdes.

For any further information, application forms, or assistance, stop in and see me in Student Services, first floor, Main Building. My office hours are Tuesday and Thursday, 1 to 4 pm. ’

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