Frosh Week Smashing Success!

Wwow!! FROSH WEEK WAS A SMASH! You just have to ask any of the 310 Freshmen who registered for it! The Barn was hopping for three—full days as this year’s newest students showed us their spirit and had the most fun they’ve ever had.

Casino Night on Monday was a great success! During the auc- tion afterward, Steven Ramsay, a lst year Engineering student was the winner of a free course!

Tuesday Night & Wednesday Night were also a hit; especially with the music of Counting Zero on Wednesday evening!

Mocktails were very popu- lar with all Freshmen, with the SDES and Panther Piss on top.

Wednesday was Shinerama | day and students raised a to- tal of $3800.00 which resulted in John MacDonald, Shinerama Chairman, and Dean MacMillan, \ SU President dying their hair green.

So if you missed Frosh Week — don’t worry. It’s just the beginning of what is going to be an incredible University year! The Barn has events lined up to keep the campus hopping and if Frosh Week is any indication these events will be jam-packed! Don’t miss them!

Have a Great Year Bonnie Jean McCabe Patrice Ross

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Frosh Week '88 at UPEI

A&A Records & Tapes Arby’s Restaurant

Barbara Ann’ Beauty Salon Body Gear

Bonnie Brae Restaurant Burger King Restaurant Carter & Company

Confederation Center of the Arts

Cow’s Ice Cream Chevy’s

Dairy Queen Restaurant Dow’s Mens Wear

East Coast Gym

Esprit Connection

Fair Isle Ford

Gail’s

Frosh Week ’88 at UPEI was a great success. This year’s Ori- entation Committee would like to thank the following people and lo- cal merchants for their support:

Garden City Dairy Harvey’s Restaurant H.M.S. Office (S’side)

Island Oxygen

J. Red Shoes Kathy’s Beauty Salon Kentucky Fried Chicken King Wok Restaurant McDonald’s Restaurant Mr. Donut

Myron’s Restaurant & Pub Reflections (S’side)

Really You

Royalty Auto Sales

Samco Bazaar

Supplies

Sewing Basket

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Smitty’s Restaurant Sport PEI

Subway .

TCC Coca Cola Ltd. Towers

UPEI Athletic Dept UPEI Bookstore

UPEI Food Services and Cafeteria Staff

UPEI Maintenance Staff UPEI Security UPEI Student Services Staff

UPEI Student Union Executive and Stz

Victorian Beauty Salon

Walter Piccott Chev Olds Cadillac Ltd.

YMCA

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UPEI United Nations

Since 1982, UPEI, through the Political Studies Dept., has participated annually in a Model United Nations simulation in New York City during Easter Weekend.

Over the past seven years we have simulated countries from Africa, Latin America, Asia, and | Eastern Europe. The delegates have played a diplomatic role in every committee or organization simulated.

In the past, UPEI has usu-

_ ally sent about 25 students each

year. This year, we are expect- ing to expand the UPEI delega- tion to 35. We are hoping to rep- resent two countries: one from the First World (Spain, Greece, or Australia as examples) and one from the Third World (ie. Brazil, Nigeria, or India). —

Any interested students who wish to become part of the del- egation must be fully committed to the course (Political Studies 462) and must participate in all activities such as fund raising and

_ Meetings. Students will learn a

great deal from this course such

as studying the history and char- ter of the United Nations, prac- ticing debating techniques, draft- ing resolutions and policy papers, learning the history, policies and economics of the country repre- sented, studying how diplomatic blocs, such as Asia and Africa, work in a committee, and finally, how to think and act like a dele- gate of the particular country.

The major fund raising event is the annual banquet — this year

to be held on Friday, March 6 1989. This year we are very pleased to have a distinguished guest speaker - Noam Choamsky.

The Model UN course accepts students from most departments. We encourage any interested stu- dents to attend the organiza- tional and information meeting on Monday, September 26 at 6:00 in the Robertson Library (watch for posters for precise location). Application forms will be handed out at this meeting.

Luke Triontafillou Secretary Model UN Executive

Call for Student Reps Nominations

The Nomination Committee for UPEI Senate are calling for nominations for student represen- tation on the following commit-

academic year. Please phone of contact the Following persons if interested.

Gary Webster - Committee Chairperson

Political Studies Dept. Main 4th floor 566-0611

Laurie Murphy — Student Ser- vices

566-0648 Dean MacMillan — SU Centre

_ 566-0398 | 1. DISCIPLINE AP-

PEALS COMMITTEE-

1 student at large —2 students living in residence

Mandate: To decide on ap- peals from decisions of the Stu- dent Discipline Committee, and to decide on appeals from the dis- ciplinary decisions of the Director of Student Services.

7 2 UNIVERSITY RESEARCH

—1 science student

Mandate: To recommend pri- orities among research projects in the university and to coordinate projects which are supported by university funds. Secondly, the

' committee would make recom-

mendations to senate on research policy. =