U.P.E.I. sun Feb. 10, 1933

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Yes, "Winter Spree '83" is over and what a carnival it was! The bands were good, the pubs were good, participation was good and the brew was good. All in all the carnival was, in my opinion, (and many other people's) a tren- endous success. It is great to see so many people getting involved, espec- ially when mid-term exams are just around the corner.

The men's varsity teams

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did quite well during Winter Carnival too.

The hockey Panthers took three of a possible four points out of an important road trip. be hope of a playoff spot; And the basketball Panthers in a game which saw the return of' Eve Nutbrown

to UPEI, soundly thumped Acadia and then only lost to a strong Dalhousie squad by seven points. -

It's been a terrific week '

at UPEI - hope to see more

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Bouquet of Thorns: Those people who just didn't bother to get involved

in Winter Spree '83.

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Bouquet of Roses: The Winter Carnival Committee ' for a job well done; especially the Chairpersons. Good job!

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- Winter Spree '83 was a great

-Someonewasdoingthebarebum boogie at the suicide skate. ! - D.R. couldn't make it to clas after Harlequin because she was:s ,g , still under the influence. - JlmS was invaded by some masked mysteries after Halloween II. . - A.P. looked cute and cuddly in his yellow baby suit. - That Glenn H. and Kim W. were crowned as Carnival Royalty at

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- Student Union elections are cd> ling sup.

- Congrats to Kim and Glenn the King and Queen of the carnival.

HAVE AN HDHDUS WEEK!

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BLACK SEDAN—Lire Eui. Warner Bros. 23742. Pro dosedbyTonylornraiereeaerlutIer.This double LPisthe first ever authorized Black Sabbath live LP. Recorded during the band's 1982 tour of the U.S.. it contains such early favor- ites as "Black Sabbath" and "Paranoid" as well as morevre- cent material. Black Sabbath's live shows are well known for their intensity and sonic excesses, and this LP captures allot that. It is also the final album recorded with singer Ronnie Bio and drummer Vinnie Appic'e, both oi whom have since left the hand. This double LP, by the way, retails tor $11.98.

PETER BROWN-jack Tojhe Fmt. RCA ARI-4604. Pro duced by Peter Brown. Resurfacing on RCA is the “Do You Wanna Get Funky With Me" man, and behind the dance smash “Baby Gets High," Brown bids for his biggest to date. Time-nit has not changed the singer/songwriter/lreyboard- ist's basic attack, which is dance pop, but traces at rock, jazz and disco pepper "Heaven In Your Eyes," "Overnight Sensa- tion" and “Lover Come Back." Brown's beat-driven blue-eyed soul and dance-incused tunes feature Michael Boddiclier on synthesiler, heeled-up horn section. and a whole lot of the big rhythm sound of footloose Peter Brown.

DEF LEPPARD-Pyrmia. Mercury 810 'ml (PonGran).hoduoedbyhbertlohn“Iutt"taue.Ot all the new generation of heavy metal bands. Def Lep-

' pard hasvbeen one of the most approachable because of

the sense of melody behind the mandatory heavy rifting. Obviously, many hard rock fans agree as the first two Def Leppard album: went into the US. top 50 and sub- sequent touring has eamedthe band a solid repu- tation. This album continuesthe formula which has worked so well contrasting hook-laden rockers ("Die Hard The Hunter." “Rock! Rodd") with punchy mid-

tempo numbers and'ballads (“Photograph," “Foolin' ").

CDINT‘UI‘EB:

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your favorites on em a are 892-8980 or Ext. 377.

- CIMN will continue to cover all UPEI Hockey Panther road games.

- CIMN News is aired daily at 12:15 noon and 5pm - Talk'Show is heard every

Tuesday at 5:05pn following the news.

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the Ball. LONELY PEOPLE IN THE ; - , - on ‘H‘H‘H ~ -. in _;"-.’~.. ' - CDON up to date is Caroline w. I whim-m... ' with all university .

sporting action, and local and national sports scores . following the news. '

— That the Student Union team won the tug of war contest.

- That UPEI was invaded with int- “ ox1cated 3-legged being on Sat- urday p.m.

, Malcolm Reid - Station Manager. ~