NOTICE

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noyed because someone at the circulation desk’ gave away your room and re- served book even though

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your half hour grace period had not slipped by? Well, starting this semester, at the Robertson Library, a

new policy, in which rooms and books will no longer be held, is being introduced.

Students must now sched- ule precise times when they feel they will be available

study rooms. Hard? Not really. It will take some | getting use to, but in the

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Welcome back UPEI students! We would like to take this opportunity to inform you (especially the Business students) that we the Business Society are one of the biggest sub-organizatioris on campus. We are here.(.Kelley 304 ) for your benefit.

Our society consists of:

President: Scott Ferris

Vice President: Andrew MacDonald

Treasurer: Kent Kaufield

Secretary: Dave Windsor

Sr. Class Rep.: Malcolm MacBeath

Jr. Class Rep.: Trent Henry

Sophomore Class Rep.: Sean Graham

Freshman Class Rep.: (to be elected)

We are a very eager bunch and all work together very well. Hopefully it will be a very rewarding year with your help.

When I say rewarding, I suppose you all are probably wondering what that means. In case you haven't heard yet, we have already set a society fishing record. On Sept. 12, 1987 the Society fishing trip recorded an amazing catch of 42 fish, the reigning champ (Ab_ Ferris) with 8 catches. Steven Birt won our loaded to the “gills” award. As well, Paul Coles caught the ugliest fish.

Through the year, we will have various other events which will include:

Golf Tournament Sept. 18 Stanhope

Bowling Tournament (T.B.A.)

Hockey Tournament (T.B.A.)

Broomball Tournament (T.B.A.)

Curling Tournament (T.B.A.)

Business Pubs (T.B.A)

Brewery Pub (T.B.A.)

In addition to the above, we will be holding our annual Businessman’s Dinner, second semester, plans for which have already begun. We would like to stress the impor- tance of this main event as we feel it is very beneficial to all who attend.

Not to be forgotten, in the Election for the Freshman Rep., it will be held Monday, Sept.21. Ballots will be

passed out during classes to make it easier for the fresh- men. Don’t forget if you would like to see us we are located in Kelley 304. We'll be talking to you soon. .

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