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Employment ‘ Centre

' Listed below are recruiting dates for mid-October. Com-

' plete lists are available at the Canada Employment Centre,

Main Building. October 11 — Pre—Screen deadline for Royal Bank — open to

‘ Business and Arts (Economics) graduates.

October 11 — Pre-Screen deadline for Beaton, Ftizpatrick & Hansen -— open to graduates in Business majoring in Accounting.

October 11 -— Pre-Screen deadline for A. M. Ferris —— open to graduates in Business majoring in Accounting.

October 15 — Deadline for Applications for Irving Oil Limited —— open to BBA graduates.

October 17 —— Pre-Screen deadline for Imperial Oil Limited I — open to BBA graduates.

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October 18 — Ere-Screen deadline for Touche Ross — open to BBA graduates majoring in Accounting.

October 18 —- Pre-Screen deadline for Bank of Canada — open to graduates in Computer Science (deadlines for Business and Economics graduates are at later dates).

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CAREERS WITH GOVERNMENT OF CANADA — ~

Careers Public Service Canada book and applaication forms are available at this office in Main Building. Deadline for

applicationis November 1, 1985. The following Career Information Sessions have been

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LETTERS".

Engineers vs. Biology

Dear Editor:

I would like to comment on some inter-departmental rivalry that has been going on between Engineering and Biology.

What first began as amus- ing, joking antics, went a step too far, and are now childish, bordering on criminal. I will now describe the latest inci- dent. There will probably be more.

Last May, the Engineering Society bought materials and paid to get them made into what can now be seen in the flower bed in front of Duffy

- Science Building. It was agreed that after the monu- ment was installed, the Uni- versity would take over the property. Now for what hap- pened Saturday morning, the Engineering students arrived

to find our black monument splattered with white paint. We didn’t care, it only took us two minutes to repaint it. it needed a new coat of paint anyway!

The fact is, this type of act is classed as vandalism. This type of behaviour is not ac- ceptable in our society. The

,students involved could be

dismissed from university. I think that once a person is old enough to attend uni— versity, they should be ma- ture enough to act like re- sponsible adults.

I hope. that in the near future, people involved in this type of nonsense will remember they’re in univer- sity, not in elementary school.

Philip Aresnault U.P.E.I. Engineering Society

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