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1. Student Union Building 8- Central heating Buiiding 16.. 2. Experimental PsyChology 9- Chapel/Dlnlng Hall 17.

Building 10. Dalton Hall 18. 3. Education Faculty Building li- memorial “all . , * 19- 4. North Classroom Building 1:. Cass Chemistry Bullding 20. S. Rink 13. Kelly Memorial Library ' x_

6. Gymnasium 7.‘ Main Building

14. University Book Store 15. South Classroom Building

Is OPEN HOUSE NECESSARY?

As a result of the de- crease in enrolment suffered (?) by U.P.E.I. this past semester, there has been an increase in emphasis on Open House '72 in order to encourage High School students to attend University in the '73-'74 year. This is a natural reaction on the part of many people involved with the University because the number of students attending U.P.E.I. is directly related ,to the amount of money re- ceived from the provincial government. Consequently, the quality of the educa- tion offered will be lower or so the theory goes. This will come about be— cause the administration will have to limit expen- ditures on equipment and faculty salaries, and, thus, the quantity and/ or quality of the pro- fessors at U.P.E.I.

There may also be other ramifications which are not now apparent. Therefore, on the surface, at least, a push for more students is quite in order.

However, upon further examination, this question may not be as simple as it seems. It has been suggested that this de— crease is due to a number of factors acting upon

the new breed of high school students. Unlike some of their recent pre- decessors, these graduates are deeply concerned about the relevance of a univer- sity education in today's job market. There is a new trend developing today that suggests that students entering university are not doing so in order to secure a job upon graduation or to spend four years of their

on the house

We have a little some— thing for everyong inter- ested in:

1. An exhibition of glass blowing? Visit Cass 109 (Chemistry Dept.)

2. the Dunk River? See the exhibit on second floor of Cass (Biology and Chemistry)

3. Video tapes of Panther football games? Visit the gym (Athletic Dept)

4. the Seven Wonders of the World? Come to the first floor of Duffy Science Building for \ displays of scale—models (Engineering) V?

5. Louis Riel? Take in the History display in Marian Hall Lounge.

6. creative writing, drama and song? View U.P.E.I. students at their best

life in a stop-action canr era. Instead, many of them can begin to see a univer— sity for what is should be - g place for them to examine

themselves and their , society. If Open House '72 encourages the recruitment of students by quantityf and not by quality, then

it is not serving its true purpose. If, however, it encourages students to ‘ examine a university educa—

reading their own works and performing a short drama presentation.

’ In Duffy Amphitheatre

(221) at 10:30 (English

Department)

7. music? Hear the Univ- ersity Concert Band Chorus, the Woodwind Ensemble, the Brass Ensemble and Faculty Trio in Duffy Amphi— theatre from 1:30 to 4:00. '

N 8. dancing? Get together in the Student Union Building (the Barn) from 1:30 until 5 for a sock hop. ’

9. hockey? ,The U.P.E.I. Panthers tackle U.N.B. ’in the rink at 7 pm.'

10. the most beautiful girls on campus plus a chance' to put your mind into high gear against a

New Heating Plant New Apartment Building

Buses

tion in its true perspec— tive and it persuades them

that U.P.E.I. is the place most suited to their needs, then it will be a great success. Otherwise, Open House '72 will cause nothing but harm fer the student, the university, and the province of P.E.I.

Ron Kelly

dazzling array of trick

puzzles. Visit the Education Building all day long.

11. playing guinea pig?

Take part‘in-a demon- stration of psycholog-

. ical experimentation in the Psych Lab.7

12. live entertainment, i.e.

religious folk songs, etc? Visit Marian Hall Lobby. Presentations on the hour.- Also, a, Bible quiz.

13. politics, elections?

'Talk to the Political Science Department — first floor lounge.of Bernadine. Lively

arguments guaranteed.

l4. finding your lost be-

longings? Check with the security police in the basement of Main'Building{”