YearSix-Aroéus on objective Monday . Oct. 7, 8:00P,M_~

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YEAR SIX: A FOCUS ON OBJECTIVES

is the name of an open

forum with The Committee

on Objectives /

Programme:

1. Remarks by and quest- pions toiLouks, Rah— man and Stevenson on what they have done, what they mean to do, anduwhy. ",

Open discussion (st— udents, faculty, in—- terested others) of hopes, fears and op— inions about'the fut— .ure of U.P.E.I.

Dear Students,

This letter is to in- form you of an event wh- ich is soon.to take place on campus: an event which I personally feel is cru- cially important to every person who is in anyway connected with the Univer sity of Prince Edward Is- land. The date in Monday, October 7 at 8:00 p.m. in Duffy Ampitheatre and the event is "Xear Six: A Focus on Objectives".

As you may be aware, a study has been commissio- ned by the U.P.E.I. Senate to examine the role of U.P.E.I. in the Island community and its ability,

8 it presently exists, / to fulfill the education—

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al needs of the students and to suggest the direct— ion in which 1’1.P.E.I. should proceed in the fut-

*ure.

On October 7, at 8:00 p.m., in Duffy Ampitheatre you and yOur fellOW stud~ ents and faculty will receivésan opportunity to meet this Committee, rec-2 eive some information on

. its background, discover

how they plan to proCeed

'from here, and realize‘

perhaps the implications that such a study will have. You can be an impor- tant part of the audience, for this is a chance to ask some questions relat— ing to the study, and

to state issues the comm- ittee shou1d be looking

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I am asking you, as a fellow student and a con-

\cerned one, that you,take

time out of your schedule and attend this important event. The future of U.P. E.I. as an educative force

- may rest on the decisions

which arise from this st- udy. If not for yourself, take an interest for the students who will attend our university in the future.

(See you at the meeting!

Thank you for your int— erest.

Sue Dykeman _ Communications Committee

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“WT—‘7- ' ' ' . I c TERED CCOUNTANT'S

Following is an up-to- date list of yisiting re— cruiters-for‘the first semester reCruiting sear son. We expect several ‘ additions to this list in the next month. , _

Further information on employment,opportunities, application forms and ass- istance in preparing res- umes is available at the CMC(0C) Room 102 Main. *indigates-date of Visit _not yet confirmed. A

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-COMPANY

‘ COOpers & Lybrand Oct. 15 'Peat Marwick & Mitchell \ Oct. Thorne Riddle E Co. " - \Oct. 18 JP.E.I. Auditors Dept. Oct. 22~J H.R.Doane & Company , _ ‘ Oct;28,29 Clarkson Gordon & co., Nov. 8 Price Waterhouse & Co. * )Barrow & Nichol — inter— ‘ ested-in receiving res- ' umes.

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Touch Ross.- will receive ’ resumes. If sufficient number of graduates "apply, they will visit

campus in November.

DEADLINES FOR APPLICATIONS Advise Placement

' Oct. 20. Office if interested.

'CHARTERED BANKS

Royal Bank Oct. 25

Bank of Montreal Nov. 29

F7493 was ‘ WAG EKGMWMIOA} aware , may

WERE SH’UNé 0N TENURE COMMITTEES

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Bank of Commerce Oct. 31 Toronto Dominion Bank *

FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT

Northern Electric Oct. 22 Canadian General Electric ' 0ct.”30 Industrial Development Bank ’ Nov. 5 Central & Nova Scotia Trust Nov. 6 Industrial Acceptance‘Corporation Nov. 19

Bank of Nova Scotia * ’ “Provin'Cial Bank -' ‘ " ‘ ’