the campaign was an undeniable success. Hundreds of students turned out to McCarville’s Kraft Dinner lunch and over 350 signed a petition to be sent to the federal government. “IT] feel satisfied with the work I have done,”

agenda was focused on saidMcCarville. She added strengthening UPEI’s ties that she looked forward to

with the Canadian Federation working with UPEI students

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campus by getting clubs and societies more involved with the union. Hogan believes he was successful in doing so.

John Desrosiers, Student Union President echoed McCarville and Hogan. The UPEISU has had a tremendous year, said Desrosiers.

Desrosiers feels

critiqued by candidates “It jg Probably our best year ever.”

in this year’s election, UPEI Student Union Executive Council members all agree that it has been a successful and productive year at the union.

Vice President External BJ McCarville, like her colleagues has been particularly busy in recent months. McCarv ille’s

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toraise student awareness of issues such a access to if elected President fornext post-secondary education. year’s council. Along with efforts to bring a Travel Cuts officeto was also satisfied with the Charlottetown, McCarville unionsaccomplishmentsthis worked hard to promote the year. CFS Access 2000 campaign at UPEI.McCarvillethanked worked closely with the students for an excellent yearbook and the student participation and added that newspaper, said his goal for

Kyle Hann, VP Operations

Matthew Hogan,

Hogan, who

the year had been to improve communications on

fortunate to have been given the opportunity to be part of the planning committee for the future Student Centre.

He added that not only was this year a successful and productive year, but it was also year of transition as next year’s council will be made up of

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three vice presidents instead of the four at present.

This new structure was approved last year, as the union looked for ways to save money inorder to hirea full time operations manager to take care of the present and future Student Union

The decision to hire such a manager appears to be profitable thus far. Kyle Hann, VP operations said in his report that the panther lounge has done exceptionally well in past months.

“Itis probably our best year ever,” said Hann. He also commented on the various events hosted by the union, such as I Mother Earth, and the success of Moist earlier in the academic

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