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Among other things, it's a little house in ' Toronto that is the rock bottom place to buy travel.

AOSC stands for Association of Student Councils, a non-profit organization owned and operated by the student bodies of 50 Canadian campuses.

As a member who may be thinking about going somewhere sometime. you are eligi- ble for all kinds of specialprivileges and. services you probably don't even know about.

You see, AOSC’s principal function is to make available to students the best, most economical travel arrangements possible.

The idea is to provide a service, not make a buck. "

And it shows.

For example, you're offered the lowest de- pendable airfares available, on 60 charters

flying between May 2 and September 18. This summer, through AOSC's affiliation with the international network of student organizations, you have access to’ another 5,000 special flights originating all over the world.

All in all, this results in some fairly incred- ible deals.

Say, for example, you wanted to fly Toron- to—l-long Kong return. A normally-routed ticket would take you westward and allow one stopover . . . ofor aboUt $1,200. AOSC can fly you the long way, through Europe,

with unlimited stopovers, for $600.

Such fare savings of up to 75% make your flyinga dirt-cheap proposition.

AOSC also offers a wide variety of land ar- rangements, all specially designed for stu- dents, all ridiculous bargains.

For example, you can spend 22 days in Turkey for $235 . . . sail the Greek islands fo'raweek on$54‘. . . orgoon a 72-day camping safari from London to Katmandu, 10,000 miles, for about $400.

If you're-thinking of travelling, there is more you should know about. A whole lot more: lists of student restaurants and hotels, Eurail pass deals, special car-leasing arrangements, overseas job opportunities, the lntemational Student Card . . .

A080. It’s your Use it.

Why not pick up more specific information from your student council office.

Or, contactour new Atlantic office:

AOSC ’ Dalhousie Student Union Bldg. Room 415‘

Halifax

Telephone: (902)4242054 424—2146