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By Pan Clark

Scholarships, grants, bursaries, and loans are available for 2.011.!

I Now is the time to check and see which ones you are eligible for. . . and I would be glad to help you do this. Also, if you are undecided about the direction for your study in the future, I could inform you of some options which you might not have considered. My hours are:

Monday, Wednesday, and Friday ll:30-l:30

Tuesday and Thursday 1:00—3:00

I am located on first floor main , building at student services.

It is wise to drop by before school is finished, because there are several deadlines in the summer and early fall. ‘ Below are a few of such scholarships.

St. Dunstan's Board of

Want to boogie for your class? well get your dancing shoes on and come down to the BARN FRIDAY M4RCH 19th at 4 pm. Yes, that’s right folks have a good time and raise money too. Anyone can dance and you're not a Senior then 50% of your earnings go to your class and the other 50% to the Senior Class. There’ll be lots of VPFF fantastic food and there’s a fUB Friday nigh+ too. It starts on Friiiw March 19th at 4 on

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Governor's 7 Applicants must be

a number of the Roman

Catholic Church and

a resident of PEI.

Dealine: Septenber 15.

Connolly Estate Bursaries These bursaries

are for Roman Catholic

males from PEI.

Tenable for the first.

or second year at a recognized university. Deadline: August 1. St. Andrew's Bursary

These bursaries are available to Roman Catholic students who are at least 50% of Scottish origin.

They are tenable for three years of college or university. Deadline: August 15.

As you can tell, the mentioned scholar— . ships are for Roman Catholic students only. There are many sources of financial aid which do not specify religion .as a condition of eligibility.

SUMMER HELP/CONFERENCE SEASON

Anyone interested in working in the U.P.E.I. residences this summer, please apply to:

Mrs. Joan Foster Personnel Office Kelley Building U.P.E.I.

by noon, April 2,

Qualifications

— must be a U.P.E.I.

1982.

student

- must be neat in appearance,,ns«",’ - must be flexible and-willing.to work; shift work,'Weekends.}etov;¢4y -v~

Duties

— chambermaid serVice in all residences

— some desk work

- other duties as they arise

Starting Date

’jApproximately May 1,

Finishing Date

1982

Approximately Sept. 3, 1982~‘

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under the. direction of elected Student: Union“. i“

Council .

Will supervise operations of student

union centre i.e. bar operations, booking of events, and direction of staff and personnel. Knowledge of accounting and ability to deal with

y young people is essential. . Salary negotiable.

upon request. available April 1.

Job description available

Position

Clsoing date for applications is

26, 1982.

Send resume to Terry Palmer,

President UPEISU, UPEI, 550 University Ave.,

Charlottetown, PEI .

with a 5 minute break every hour.

For those who tire easily: even a few hours will result in a good time and a few bucks for your

class.

Anyone interested can get a sponsor sheet from Jayne Hickey 33—1563) Whry Driscoll 4-9208, D.J.Walling, or at the Alumni Office. Support from non-abnceggi infll he memlrmmmwfimai SO HWWIXVH%W WVVWFZ%RW. AND POOCIF YLLP BLUFS

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.- to WI: after ‘ and Wants of the,~ flecr_.{

Co-Ed Floor - Bernadine ‘ Hall 1982-83 ~ Beginning in September a Co-Ed quiet floor will be available to the following people: Senior students, junior students, and students of mature years. Preference will be given to those who now live on campus. ' Following are some of the regulations that will be followed: a) 24 hours, 7 days a

week, quiet floor. .

b) No group gatherings in rams or hallways.

c) only steros with headphones allowed.

d) there will be no resident assistant on this floor .

e) the students on this

Failure to comply with the "regulations will result in immediate dismissal from the floor.

Although the regual— ations seen rigid they are meant to be, as we feel' there is a great need for an area in . residence for certain individuals who display a need for such living accomodations.

' Those who wish to apply for this floor please do so before April 10, 1982. An application form does not necessarily mean a place on this floor.

Contact: Mike

Read, Residence Manager

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