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LETTERS CONTINUED B R o w Besides this, all students B~IT E 5

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Dear Editor, i was very annoyed to read in the March 13th ‘ussue of the SUN_MS. Bulger's letter on my campaign strategies. painted a picture that portrayed me as an undermining student polit- ician. These accusations deserve no acknowledgement because of her ignorance. In the first place, she

gave the impression that Rory Beck and myself were solely responsible for the quote I'Ivan Who”. Her letter was scripted in

such a way that it gave little chance for any level or our court system to question the incrimination. Furthermore, I find it to be inconceivable for the author of “Rumor Hath It” to derive this label from

V the Colonel Gray article.

Secondly, Ms. Buiger made it more than clear that the interviewers of the CGHS column were conspirators of a scandalous election tacti I feel an oral or written apology should be issued to Anne Marie Walling and Maureen McCabe, for Ginny's biased thoughts. If this is not to be done, than I

M can foresee a precedent which could destroy the initiative by other enthusiastic students in preparing future high school articles.

In conclusion, the suspicions of the SEN as being a tool of my campaign were a very absurd comment. The conception is utterly 'naive in substance.because my reports published in the

.Syfl_were not of a selfish nature, but were a student imput move. If you wish to continue this discussion Ms. Bolger, then feel free to approach me face to face 7 ; anytime. Philli- Brown

“wever, to the handful present petitions say this Nendful" is 100 +) who Ewe insufficient time to anplete their work, are axing Saturday classes, and we doing make-up labs. A jority here is not the Nmetion.

To change the calendar ates back would do double Nmage, and this is not mesonable. Senate's «pision must stand.

She

Kr the student senators, Hey have once again given widence for the inability d the student to make Deependent and responsible keisions regarding the spline of acadenfic Nandards. Hopefully, the Nady elected senators will fill the intellectUal void md show some individuality. wongrats on this J.P.) kmrs truly,

mter wentzell

A THANK YOU

kar Editor: I would like to take his opportunity to say Wank-you to everyone who prorted me in the recent Nudent Union Election, and alSo to send out a Wecial thanks to those he helped me prepare hr the election. I feel I have gained Mch from this experience-- ksides meeting a lot of NW people, I‘have also come b realize that students % care about their Student Mion. Letls all hope that Weir enthusiasm will carry Wer into the next year. And finally, I would er to congraluate my Wponents--Bob Kelly and Wm CIow--for running excellent campaigns. I ‘Mpe their interest mntinues in the Student Wion and they eill be around next year to help Wke it a better place. Thank-you, Sue Parlee

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ATHLETIC GURU SPEAKS

The annual UPEI Athletic Banquet is scheduled for early April. In anticipation of the event the SEN has come up with a list of predictions (from a top secret, but reliable source). Our informer tells us that the team Most Valuable Players will be as follows.

MEN

HOCKEY MVP - SHANE TURNER

BASKETBALL MVP - RICK MILLARD

SOCCER MVP - ANDY CAMERON

FOOTBALL MVP - SOCKY l‘HUBERT” MACDONALD

WOMEN

FIELD HOCKEY MVP - MARIE BRADLEY

BROOMBALL MVP ' JANET COUGHLIN

HOCKEY MVP - BRIGID CONNOLLY

’The Athletes of the Year will be too close to call and so will be the Horse's Ass Award. The leading candidates, however‘are less difficult to pick.

ATHLETE OF YEAR MALE

SOCKY MACDONALD VERNON PAHL RICK MILLARD BILLY REDMOND SHANE TURNER BRIAN OSTROSKI GARY TRAINOR ANDY CAMERON DAVE EWART

ATHLETE OF THE YEAR FEMALE

CATHY CHANDLER SHARON DOUGLAS SANDRA DRYSDALE PATTIE BRADLEY MARY MORRISON

HORSE Ass AwARD PHIL BROWN" " SHELLY PEPLER PETER HENDERSON JIM REVELL VINCE MULLIGAN BEAVER BEATON PETER NILSON JONN NEVILLE SUE PARLEE DAVE NUTBROWN FREDDIE “FIDDLER SECOND BANANA” MACDONALD

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