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_UPEI Today

esidences ummer mployment

There will be a limited num-

of positions available begin- g April 30 and ending Septem- 1, 1990.

Duties include:

-cleaning rooms in all resi- Ces;

-desk reception in various lo- ions on campus;

~a variety of other tasks.

We are looking for individuals ) are: :

-flexible;

-energetic;

-willing to work as a team nber;

-friendly;

-patient.

Rate of pay $6.00 per hour. Applications available from: Personnel Office

Kelley Building

Closing Date March 12, 0

_ PERSONALS

Gay Mens Helpline. Thursdays 0, 566-9733.

MISCELLANEOUS

Do you collect baseball ‘ds? If so, I am willing to change. Call Scott Bell at 3-3435.

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Notice To Students

For the Academic year 1990 - student Union fees will incease n $88 to $92. The present | of $88 has been maintained four years and only a mod- ‘crease of 10% has been real- in the past seven years. It is time to make a small jump fs to keep up with climbing Fises and the proposed goods Services tax.

Phannon MacDonald

Vice Presiden Finance

UPEI Student Union

Pes

Home Economics Society

Box Lunch

Fundraiser

Tuesday March 1990

13,

Peach Drink Pasta salad

Super chicken/ egg Salad sandwich

Carrot Cake Apple

$5.00/ticket ‘ Tickets Available Dalton 107 566-0620 (8:30 — 1:30)

Student Awards

This award of $200 is available to a student graduating this year “who has excelled in the area of community services.” Examples of this type of service might be:

Big Brothers/Big Sisters

PEI Literacy Council

Minor Sports

4-H

Church Groups

Political parties

Application forms are avail- able at the Registrar’s Office and must be submitted no later than 4 pm on Friday, 30 March, 1990.

And You Thought Your Family Was Weird?

Hay Fever a comedy by Noel Coward, will be presented by the UPEI Theatre Society, March 15- 17, 8:00 pm, at MacKenzie The- atre in Charlottetown.

Gregson Winkfield, a well-— known Canadian director, writer and actor, will be directing. Winkfield is the founder of PEI’s only theatre school, Island Drama Centre.

The Theatre Society has lined up a talented array of UPEI stu- dents for the cast of Hay Fever one of Noel Coward’s most pop-

ular and entertaining plays. Sec- ond only to Shakespeare and Shaw as a box office attraction, Noel Coward is sure to delight Is- land audiences.

In Winkfield’s words “Hay Fever is a hilarious romp which plays society’s normal values

against the irreverent attitude of ff

a zany family.”

Tickets are available at Con- federation Centre Ticketworks and at the door, $6 adults /$4

students, seniors, unwaged. Call 566-1267.

Repairs going on at Kelley Photo by Sue Rigney

Greg Mackinnon, Addiction Counsellor speaking on: “A New -Understanding of Addiction”

Coming to the Pitstop "11:45 AM Wednesday, March-14.

UPEI Theatre Society

presents

Noel Coward’s “HAY FEVER”

a comedy

Directed by Gregson Winkfield

Mackenzie Theatre

March ,15, 16, 17 - 8:00 pm

Tickets: $6 - $4 (students, seniors, unwaged)

Summer Jobs

Applications are now being accepted for summer jobs on cruise- ships, airlines and resorts. No experience necessary. For more in- formation send this ad along with $2 and a self-addressed stamped

envelope to:

World Wide Travel Club 5334 Yonge Street

Suite 1407

Toronto, Ontario

M2N 6M2

Awards for Excellence in ‘Teaching

Students, Faculty and Alumni are invited to submit | nomonations for the UPEI Faculty Association’ Awards for Excellence in Teaching. The awards are open to full- time University faculty members. The nominee should have demonstrated the ability to motivate interest, to instill high standards and to raise student expectations, and to do so fairly and equitably; thus demonstrating a commitment to the student and the subject. Previous winners of this award are eligible for re-nomination three years after receiving an award.

Nominations, in writing, be sent or handed over, to any member of the Selection Committee (listed below) with a brief statement of support, and the signature and

phone number of the nominatior(s) by Wednesday, March 14, 1990.

C. Blouin (Faculty of Arts)

R. Campbell:(Education)

H. Henry (Science) A. Singh (Veterinary Medecine), Chairperson L. Sweet (Science)