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Campus Comment Confession |

We (The Gem staff) re- quest that you (the student population of UPEI), sub- mit ideas on THE topics we (The Gem staff), cover in Campus Comment. We also beg your participation in the actual question an- swering which is involved in the making of Campus Com-

ment. We’ve heard them all... “No picture” “T look a mess..... I just couldn’t”

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“I'll get in to much trou- ble”

“No way, the Engineers will find where I live and...”

“T don’t know what to say”

“No speaka de anglais”

SMI bicescs PMS”

“Get lost”

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And frankly after the “begging totals” are tallied, we find that it is a one in nineteen ratio of students,

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HOW WOT 16 ACK UP YW/OMIEW...

N HI. HAVEW’T WE MET BEFORE

FREE CLIC ?

that will graciously partici- pate in the exciting and con- troversial entertainment of “Campus Comment”. This is not enough student re- sponse to a harmless lit- tle question. All we ask, is a response to our sin- gle question and a picture. You don’t have to sign over your mother, and her car, (although if your willing, and she drives anything over

Double Vision (Twins) East /West Fashion Shows

Attention all twins on Prince Edward Island

Child find PEI will be pre- senting “twin” fashion shows in Summerside and Charlottetown

on Sunday afternoons, April 1 and April’22, 1990.

We are looking for “twins” — young and not so young — male and female.

For further information please contact Dianne Ahern at 436- 6336/436-7261 or Dorothy Doyle at 894-5934 or write to P.O. Box 1092, Charlottetown, PEI — C1A 7M4.

$25,000, we might strike a dest Simple cooperation is all we ask. We do it for your entertainment, so, next time your asked for a response please, give some- thing we can publish, and all can enjoy.

So for the excuse peo- ple.... “Too bad”

25, 1990

_ January

“You always look a mess... yes you could”

“Trouble is just a word that starts with ‘T’”

“If you don’t, Ill tell them where you live anyway”

“Tete le marde”

“Three weeks of PMS is

enough, don’t you think”

“Too late”

“Oh Yeah...? Well *#@-

— &’$CLICK”

Leadership Awards

1. Students eligible for a lead- ership award must be full-time students who have satisfied the entrance requirements to the Uni- versity or who have passed at least eight three-semester hour courses in the previous year of

‘study. A student who has en-

rolled in fewer than eight courses in the previous year will normally be expected to complete all of the

courses in which he/she was en-

rolled.

2. Awards will be given to students who have made, are making, or have demonstrated the potential for making a signif- icant. leadership contribution to University life.

3. An Award may be given to

Do You Have An Factromnne In Search of the Green.-”

We are locking for talented, semi talented and untalented but enthusiastic people to create ex- citment and some sort of music at sporting events. Our teams may have the opportunity to play in the new field house and the hockey team moves to the new (warn) rink this semester sport- ing events provide an exciting

alternative to the monotonous weekends. | Calenders can be picked up at the Student Union, Bookstore, info desk, watch for special events connected with up

coming sporting events. Again if. you are willing to, play any kind _,

of an instrument at our athletic games give us a call 566-0670.

VCP Paul Griffith

Our staff of educated professionals are pleased to do their utmost for you. - The Bookstore Photo by Sue Rigney

_ dent Services.

By

The next few months will be rough ones financially for most of It can get gloomy at times. Often small annoyances can blow up into very big problems. If you

us.

' find yourself in hot water, or if

you anticipate.financial problems, then I am available;to help you sort it all out. Sometimes just telling another person is enough to see the mess clearly yourself. Also, if you need information on busary appeals, then I’ve got nu- merous files or I can advise you in a personal, and confidential at- mosphere. Simply drop by Stu- My offices hours are M,W,F — 1:30-4:30.

Many of you have applied to some of the current awards like the Merit Meed Awards,

= Laurie Murphy

the Bernardine Hall Bursary, the Terry Fox Humanitarian Award Programme, or the Part-Time Student Bursaries. There are

more, and most of them are de-

cided by, or referred by, com- mittees made up of people just like yourselves. My point is to help alleviate any undue appre- hension that I know some of you experience when filling out any of the required applications. These committees are made up of UPEI Faculty, Students, and Staff who participate (voluntarily) because of their own commitment to our university. My advice is to apply, and to do so with confidence in the possibility of winning.

Remember the Search for the Green begins with you.

a student participating in Univer- sity athletic activities but only if

the student demonstrates signif- icant leadership ability through his/her participation.

4. Nominations for awards may be made by students, faculty or staff of the University.

5. Recipients for the awards will be chosen by a committee ap- pointed by the President of the University.

Please send letters of nomina- tion to:

Mike Read :

Department of Student Ser- vices

All nominations must be re- ceived by: :

Monday, February 5, 1990

Debating |

Society

The UPEI Debating Society met last Wednesday and debated, “all animals should be tethered.” The government was formed by Peter Foley and Jason Corsi (the Prime Minister) and the oppo- sition was composed of Valerie George-Heustis and Bob Smith. After a spirited debate, some constructive criticism from Judge

David Sims and Speaker Brian

Pirkey helped our debaters to improve their style and content. The Debating Society is prepar- ing to send a team to the McGill University in Montreal the first weekend of February to compete and represent UPEI in the McGill Invitational Tournament. Good Luck!

If you’re interested in learn- ing how to debate and do public speaking, you are invited to check out our next meeting, which will be held Wednesday at 3:30 in Main 311. Everyone interested is welcome. If you can’t make it at that time call Bob Smith at 892- 1646.