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Ian Mollison, Production Editor

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September 12,1988 at 6:00pm in our office located in the basement of the utility building. If you can’t find us, just ask security. We're in the SAME building.

This Week’s Contributors:

David Campbell, Mary, Ann Fitzpatrick, Vivian Huizenga, Bobbie-Sue Keating, Dave MacKinnon, Lisa Murphy, Robert ‘Page, Ellen

Studentship Lecture Series

Studentship is a series of lec- tures designed to assist you in be- ing successful academically, while at University. It is an opportu- nity for you to pick up some study skills, learn how to make the most of your classroom time, and man- age your free time better.

The series consists of five ses- sions during the weeks of Septem- ber 12-16 and 19-23.

The sessions will be held twice daily in the Lecture Theatre of the Robertson Library and are free of charge. You are welcome to attend any or all sessions ac- cording to your choosing.

STUDENTSHIP LECTURE SERIES

SCHEDULE — FALL 1988 1. The Lecture and You Monday Sept 12 12:30-1:20 Marion Basha 4:30-5:30 Jack Blanchard

2. Mastering the Textbook; and Reading Assignments

Wednesday Sept 14 12:30-1:20 Jack Blanchard 4:30-5:30 Marion Basha

3. Studying for Tests and Ex- ams

Thursday Sept 15 12:45-1:45 Marion Basha 4:30-5:30 Jack Blanchard

4. Time Management and Procrastination

Monday Sept 19 -12:30-1:20 Mike Read 4:30-5:30 Mike Read 5. How to Study Math Wednesday Sept 21 12:30-1:20 Lowell Sweet 4:30-5:30 Winston Pineau

FOR FURTHER INFORMA- TION CONTACT STUDENT SERVICES EXT. 0423.

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