January 25, 1990

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Attention Seniors

Welcome back to your last semester at UPEI. I hope that all your exams were successful and your holidays were filled with parties. Speaking of which the New Years Eve bash was a great success for both the Senior and Junior Classes. Thanks for the support! Also many thanks go to Bobby Chapman, Panther Lounge Manager. Heather Love, Betty Johnson and everyone at

UPEI Tutoring Service

UPEI Tutoring service, an ex- tension of student services will be offering group tutorials in calcu- lus every Wednesday from 1:00- 2:30, 3:00-4:30 and 5:00-6:30. We'll begin next Wednesday, the 24th. :

Tutorials are limited to 5 peo- ple per group. $10 per hour.and a half sessions.

To preregistar call student services

24th.

Sleigh Ride

The English Society of UPEI will be having a jolly, jovial, joc- ular,and possibly even fun outing at the farm of Noel Potts in Bon- shaw on the eve of Friday Jan. 26 at 8:00 pm. Any one wishing to come along may call Rob Coffin 2-9674 or Scott Poud 2—4882 for further cetails or simply meet at the barn at 7 on the above stated evening. A party will follow the sleigh ride. See you there!

Modern Language News

On the day of registration, January 2nd, the Modern Lan- guage Club held its draw for $1000.00 cash prize and other prizes.

the grand prize winner of $1000 went to Linda O’Connor, and the 2nd prize, a weekend for two courtesy of the CP Prince Edward Hotel, went to Jimmy Chaisson. there were also ten 3rd prizes of $10.00 each. These winners were: Richard O’Keefe, Ian Campbell, Lena Lund, Barb Mullaly, Glen

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Lorna Creamer,

MacKinnon, H. Baglole, Deina’

Perry, Rosena Magennis, and

Ada Peters.

The Modern Language Club would like to congratulate all winners and would also like to thank all of you for your support in our fund raising efforts for our trip to Nice.

P.S. 3rd prize winners, sorry about the delay, your cheques are in the mail.

Sincerely,

Audrey Mac Williams President

the SU. Now some new stuff.

Grad pictures must be paid for by Feb. 15/90 if you wish to have it in the yearbook.

Ring Day will be held again on Jan 25/90 if you happened to miss the date back in September. Rings will be available to try on in the Bookstore from 10 am - 4 pm. $20.00 deposit required.

Seniors must apply for their degree by March 15/90. Forms are available at the Registrar’s

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Office. A fee of $45 is charged for Bachelor Degree recipients and $10 for Engineering Certificate and Diploma. Please, don’t for- get to do this! Fees must be paid by April 15/90.

Plans for Senior Week are un- derway. If anyone has ideas for fun events in the afternoons, please feel free to talk to one of the executive or leave a message for me either at home (894-5495) or the SU office (566-0530).

We’ve got 2 big pubs to look forward to this semester so study hard but leave some time to sup- port your class on March 15 and April 12.

Also keep the Senior Class and Friends trip to Jamacia in mind. Sounds like a great week of sun and fun before Senior Week. If you want more info see the poster in the Breezeway of the li- brary or contact Paul Griffith at the SU Office (566-0530).

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If anyone has any questions or wants to help in planning up com- ing events or get involved with fund raising, Call us. We always appreciate your help and your time.

Till next time.

Ghislaine OHanlev

Earl Byrne

Michelle Hetcher

Andy MacAulay

Senior Class Executive 1990

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7% chose Vail.

100’ chose Sugarless Dentyne for fresh breath.

The ballots arein for the Sugarless Dentyne VAIL/RIO Sweepstakes. On January 31, 1990, 10 lucky winners will be given their choice of a fabulous trip for two to Rio de Janeiro or Vail, Colorado. Thanks to everyone that chose Sugarless Dentyne for fresh breath and good luck in the draw.

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