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UPEI Debating Society

The UPEI Debating Society held it’s fourth operational meet- ing on Wed. October 12, 1988. The discussions concerned the Dalhousie Invitational Match on Halloween weekend and the best way in which can prepare for the competition.

Thanks to the initiative of Dr. Sims of AVC and the President of the society, Vivian Huizenga, we are delighted to have been able to prepare a “Workshop Weekend” with the distinguished John Fil- liter on Sunday, October 23. This small but valuable course is de- signed to assist students in their public speaking abilities and de- bating skills. It is an open to in- vitation to all full and part-time

students who are interested in in- creasing their knowledge of an ef- fective debating style. We have cordially invited all debating so- cieties of the various high schools within the Charlottetown region and have opened it to the gen- eral public as well through adver- tisements in the Guardian. The workshop weekend will be held on Sunday, October 23, at 10:00am, Lecture Theatre C, for a cost of

$5.

The Vice—President c° the so- ciety, Bob Smith, has created a follow up meeting for the mem- bers who unfortunately cannot attend the regular time. This

‘ group will also have small in-

promtue debates to help increase

News from MAPUS

Mature And Part—time University Students.

A proposal to initiate a part-time student fee in the amount of $5.00 per course per semester (maximum of $10.00 per semester), beginning January 1989, was put to a motion and was passed by the Board of Gov- ernors on October 3rd, 1988.

MAPUS has procured a guar- anteed and continuous source of funding providing a basis of which to better meet the needs and tap the potentials of mature and part-time students. It has

received recognition by the Uni- versity’s highest governing body, the Board of Governors, as a viable and responsible organiza- tion.

MAPUS’s self-image as well as the image of the University of Prince Edward Island as support- ive of Continuing Education is in- creased.

There are 812 part-time stu-

dents and 324 full-time mature (24 yrs and over) students en- rolled at the University of Prince Edward Island.

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our debating skills. These meet- ings will take place at The Pit, 2:00pm on Saturday. Smith has also worked with the Library in the reference section on material and journals for the assistance of the university for debating. For information on books such as, Think on Your Feet, and How to Debate, Bob recommends inquir- ing at the reference desk of the li- brary.

The society has held five meetings and are pleased with the success we have achieved. The number of members to the society continues to grow, increasing out creative potential. Despite this we still need your support and appreciation. If you are inter- ested in the society please attend a meeting any Wed. at 11:30 in conference room B in the Library. The society looks forward to a year of victory after victory.

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Sociology /Anthropology Club News

The Sociology/Anthropology club had its executive elections at its first meeting which was held Wednesday, October 5, 1988. The results of the elections are as follows:

President:

Janet Glendenning Vice-President: Pat MacDonald Treasurer:

Maria Jones Secretary:

Chris Weatherbie

Student Representative to the Department:

Klara Spira

2 Student sit on the program review committee:

Brian Boulet and Kirstin Lund

Public Relations:

Ray Bowser and Roger Beaz- ley

The club is having a car wash at Burger King on.Saturday, Oc- tober 22 to raise money for up- coming events. The first event of the club will be a halloween party which is to be held Fri- day, October 28 in the Sociol- ogy / Anthropology lounge.

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to join would contact someone in the club.

Inter-Varsity Christian

Fellowship

Hello everybody. The Inter- Varsity Christian Fellowship is once again in full swing this year.

WHEN: on WEDNESDAY , Oct. 26 at 7:30pm

WHERE: Mapus Lounge in Bernadine Hall

WHAT: “Have you got what it takes” with our guest speaker Vernon Vickruck

Come and find out what it takes to be in the world but not of it. As usual we will have lots of craziness so come and join us.

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