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To Whom It May Concern:

As most of you may have noticed, Orientation was a big success this year. Everyone involved, both the Committee and the Freshmen should be congratulated. There is however one group who may not receive the credit they deserve. This group is the Faculty and Administration of our University. From listening to members of the Committee talking it would appear that

they are not as interested in the students as they could be. The best example of this is Klondike Night. It is my understanding that it is a night for Freshmen to mingle with and play games set up by’ Faculty. Looking at this year, Klondike Night and

remembering others from the past it would appear that the majority of them are all talk and little action. The few Professors and Administrative Staff who were present should be congratulated and highly commended. It is these people who have been there in the previous years.

has been called "the year of the volunteer" and so far most of the staff don’t seem to be starting off very well.

This year

Let's hope that during the remainder of this year the Faculty will be a little

more visable, and next year

at Orientation we'll see them at Klondike Night. Signed A Concerned Upperclassmen

The Business Society Report

this our first report, we welcome old and new back to the campus, especially Kelly Building Dwellers.

The objective of this column will be to inform the Business Students of what their society is up toll Also this column will try to keep all our "arch rivals" in line. But it's tough when you are at the top and scum settles to the bottom.

The Society is now

In

drive.

their membership miminal fee of $5.00.

friends not money.

in the midst of its membership We urge all Business

Students to drop by and pick up for a As

you know we are here to make

membership

Your

"ill make "digs" againSt “3‘ friends of Alan Moore on his

provides discounts to all These are made good recent death. our events at the Barn» aNd naturedly and hardly ever in

let's you go to our events good taste. I This week Sincerly off-campus, and provides you though, we would ‘like to .

with a few free cold ones. The Business Society is the. highest social order on the UPEI Campus —and allows all its members to receive recognition from all the other low-life on campus. The Business Society's

objective is to get all the Business students involved with each other, other

societies on campus, and the

Island Business community. We do this by sponsoring pubs, golf tournament, curling bonspiel, guest

speakers, and other events. If you are a Freshme

and are wondering whethe you should get involved, yo should tell yourself "yes". To get the most out 0

University Life, you must not only excell scholastically , but also socially. The Business Society is an excellent way

to achieve this goal.

Our first pub will be

Thursday, Sept. 29 in At this time we, will, be drawing for the' Pulsar Mini-cassette. Also our golf tournament will be held the .following Wednesday, Oct.5.

During the year you will probably read "digs"’ against other faculties and no doubt other faculties

on the Barn.

keep our column on a more. Executive,of the“, serious tone and express our

sorrow to the family and

Business Society

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