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The newly elected ex- ecutive wishes to thank the students of UPEI for their support at the polls. The record turnout of vot— .rs (850) speaks well for student involvement, and dispeli:the theory that apathy controls UPEI.‘ Throughout the coming

year, we hope to continue

and expand the policies of the previous administrat-e ion,while concentrating on improving campus life_as

well. We hope to make our-

selves more accessible to the student population, 'r and enable them to have a

sense of trust and confid-

ence in the exective.

MEETING.

March 5, 1972

The first meeting of the 12/73 Student Council was held in the Panther Lounge of the Barn at 7:20 P.M. Members present were Pat Duffy, Norbert Moran, Bob 2 Grey, Len NcCurdle, Bruce Grosse, Rosemary Curley, Lea Kelly, Bruce Ogilvie, Kelburn Place, Rutn Mill- igan.

1. Bob Gray presented a proposal to council concerning the need for public transportation. This proposal is to be further researched and pre- sented to the next meeting of Council.

II. Hob Gray moved and Noruert Moran seconded the proposal concerning the ad— mission of the Cinese Stu- dent Association as a bud- get receiving member of the Student Council until the next meeting. Motion car- ried.

III. Norbert Moran moved and Bob Gray seconded that the Film Society of the *?a Student Union be reviewed and the Film Section of the Social Committee to serve

as the oasis of this society.

Motion carried. IV. Boo Gray moved and Len McCurole seconded that the

location of the Council meet- ings rotate between the resi-

dence and Barn to inVOlve .more students in council meetings. Motion carried.

V. Norbert Moran moved and Len McCurdle seconded that applications for Com- mittees close Wednesday March 15, 1972. Motion car— ried.

VI. Norbert Moran moved adn Pat Duffy seconded that an advertising committee be formed to co-ordinate campus publicity. Motion carried.

VII. Norbert Moran and Bob Fray informed council of the summer school residence pro- posals, and council appointed Pat Duffy and Norbert Moran to consult with the adminis— tration concerning this matter.

Other Business

I. The Cadre staff pres sented a proposal requesting $50.00 Honoraria for Ronald

Kelly, Eddie Gardiner, Rick O'Brien, Norbert Moran, Bob Gray and Bill MacIntyre.. Norah and Gray asked that their names be removed from the list.

II. Leo Kelly presented

a discussion concerning next year's $5.00 parking fee and informed the council that reserved parking spaces will be made available for those willing to pay an extra fee.

Meeting adjourned: Next meeting to held on March 19th at 7:15 P.fl. in Berna- dine Hall Lounge. All Student Union members wel- come.

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COMMITTEES

Did hcu know that Council has opened applications for all Committees of the Student Union. Students have until March 15th to put their names in for Chairmanship or Mem- bership of any Committee of the Student Union.

The U.P.E.I. Student Union Social Committee is looking for applications, so anyone who feels that they can im- prove or contribute to the Social Committee should go down to the Student Union of offices in the basement of Memorial Hall and ask for application‘ forms from either the secretary or from the internal vice - president Norbert Moran.

The Student Council at their first general meeting ‘ held on March 5, 1972 decided that the movies held on this campus provide a large part of the entertainment, so a New Film Society is being set up to bring in first class movies at least twice a week. If you happen to a: have any deep interest in movies and would like to help organize this societythen

'pick up an application and

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Council has also voted to set up an advertising commit- tee. This committee will be in charge of publicity and communications. that one of the main problems facing students at this uni- versity is an inability to

find'out what is being planned and carried out for their sup- posed benefit. This committee it is felt by the internal vice-president will need a lot of hard work and good people involved in it. But the re— turns ahould heavily outweigh any costs.

To mention other committees there are the yearbook and newspaper, the Student Judi— cial Committee, Uriententation Committee, winter Carnival Committee, Radio U.P.E.I., Student Store, Photo Club, Choral Club. Just a few words on the Choral Club; this is a venture thought up by the external and internal vice-presidents to give those students both in music and in the other courses a chance to come together and form a club which would be free of the pressures of the Music Depart- ment's Glee Club, and which would hopefully be directed by interested students.

In closing council would like to remind all students that the committees exist for their benefit and anyone with suggestions for improvements of existing committees or the establishment of new committees then bring your ideas to Norbert Moran who is internal vice-president

is responsible to council for

Council feels the Union's Committees.

Thank you and good day Norbert Moran Internal Vice-President

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