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Listed below are a few scholarshipsyou might be interested in.If you are not studying in these areas,and are in need of financial assiatance, please come to see me in Student Services,first floor,Main Building.I'll

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My office hours are:

Monday

and 9:00—12:30 Wednesday 1:00—2:30 Yod(Rap

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iParlimentarV Internships 'Open to men and women 21 to 35 years of age, who

have a degree in the social sciences. From Sept. 1981, for a

period’of ten months. Interns are assigned specific responsibilities with Members of the House of Commons.

,DEADLINE: January 9

McEuen Scholarship Applicants must be of Scottish ancestry.The scholarship is tenable for a three year course of studies towards the ordinary degree. DEADLINE: Feb. 15

Study is in Scotland.

Federal-Provincial Programme of BilingpaliSm inVEducation

SUMMER LANGUAGE BURSARY PROGRAMME:

Total immersion in second official language at an educational institution. Individual grants are approximately $600.00,to cover tuition and living expenses.

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nefit At 8:00.p.m. on Sunday, November l6, an evening of entertainment will be presented at the Basilica Recreation > Centre. Featuring such well-known artists as "Speed the Plough” and “The Moonshine Men”, the Programme will present a wideeranging sampling of Irish music, song and dance by island artists. Presented under the auspices of the Social Action Commission of the Charlottetown Diocese, and with the assistance of the Benevolent lrish Society. the program forms part of a fund-raising effort on behalf of the nearly 3.000 men and women held prisoner in the jaiis of Northern lreiand, , J‘ I ’ , n1ASja'spokesman for the Secial,Aeti6n:Committeer commented, "in our view, the issues are-Strictly non-political and non- - sectarian: put simply. Our interest lies in human rights "~ those of the prisoners of all faiths --- and itiis our hope thatwthe«isiand' 7. _t, Hagrfyglnnfit,,wgtl. w

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of another of the sponsoring group, an officer of the Benevolent iri'sh Society said that "if anybody I thinks that lrish music is just for St. Patrick‘s Day, or that it'5»all ‘How are Things in Gloccamorra,'

then they‘re in for a real treat next Sunday. “wait and see!“

unusual and varied event available at the door of the Basilica Recreation Centre /on Sunday evening, or from Pat's Rose and Grey Room, Sam the Record Han, Shane's Fiowes, and Hood's " Pharmacy.

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