November 21, 1985

Congratulatlons Dear fellow students,

Congratulations are in order for the two groups who organized extremely successful social events inthe last week. These two groups are the Education Society and the Residence House Committees. Both the Lyp Sync Pub and the formal Co—ed were smashing suc- cesses and 1 was very lucky to have attended both.

The Lyp Sync on the night of Thursday the fourteenth was a demonstration of pure entertain— ment. Imagination and energy were the pillars of the evening. The Education Society is to be congratulated for their fine ef- forts. All of the performers are to be congratulated as well. Special congrats go out to the winners, “The Four Neat Guys” from Blanchard 315 and Stevie Wonder-.and his gang who came in second place. Also the four hundred plus who came out de- serve a hand as well. Hopefully, the second semester will see another Lyp Sync compliments of the Education So’Ciety‘.

The formal dance, organized by the residence committees, was excellent as well. On Friday the

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fifteenth approximately seventy couples showed up in their finest formal attire to literally dance the night away. The atmosphere of the Rodd Royalty's Garden Court and the entertaining sounds of the up and coming “Tyler” provided a wonderful accent to the evening. The evening was a definite en- couragement for the residence committees to continue making energetic contributions to univer- sity life.

1 am pleased to have this op- portunity to congratulate students when they put their collective imagination and energy to work. This supports my primary as— sumption that l arrived at when l reflected last year on the role of the Student Union. The‘Student Union is not just the elected officers and staff whom you find in the Student Union Barn. We do our best to provide services and activities for the student body. But ultimately the Student Union is you and a rich university experience is a reality only when you throw in your support and imagination.

Sincerely, Gordon Cobb S.U. President

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SENIOR CLASS

Let me first apologize to you for the short notice and lack of publicity concerning the cancella- tion of the senior class meeting of November 7.

There will be a senior class meeting on November 21, at 6:00 p.m. in the Panther Lounge. Issues such as the ordering of class coat sweaters, grad photos, an upcoming pub, and a raffle will be discussed.

if you did not get your grad pictures taken and still would like to, Heckbert’s is taking~ appoint- ments at their studio.

We have some great ideas and know you have some too, so come on down to the Barn on Thursday November let, and discuss them with us.

Sincerely, Jamie Simmons President

I’m-registration

Pre-registration for full-time and part-time students for the Second Semester of 1985-86 will take place from 12 November to 2 December. Pie-registration material will be available at the Registrar’s Office, Kelley Building

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from Tuesday, 12 November.

Students pres-registering in English 101 will be notified only if they are not admitted to any one of the three sections they select. Please check with the Registrar’s Office for your section allocation when signing in.

The deadline for pre-registra- tion will be Monday, 2 December. WE REGRET THAT NO PRE- REGISTRATION FOR EITHER FULL-TIME OR PART-TIME

Wins Prize

Blaine Bernard won first prize in the undergraduate mathematics competition held during the

APlCS Atlantic Math Days meeting at St. F.X. University on the weekend of November 1, 1985.

STUDENTS CAN BE ACCEPTED AFTER MON.. 2 DECEMBER.

The gems who were netted: Jim Lai. Jonathan Orlowski, Don Lane. James Connolly. Bill Harwood. Danny Mullen. Ron Lewis, Howard Beattie, Bob Stanley, Robert Bodrog- Good/and. Mike Zine/t. Marlene Cole, Margo Chase. Mel' Wilson. Brian l.inkletter, Shelli Wheaton, Nils Connor. GR. Boswell, Karen Cough/in. The Easter Bunny, Janet Armstrong (Production Editor), Santa Claus, and Sheila Lund (Editor).

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