THE CADRE, Sept. 30, Page 6'

MARIAN OPENS HEB DBAWERS

Marian Hall rules are wide open . . . for _E_sp_e_ci_al_ly_ ,_ ,Classth_1_910__ change. The doors to our room are also open I . and we would like to know why.

“Come my friend. Come to my room for

AN INVITATION TO STUDENTS OF ALL FACULTIES

Come and meet a representative of the Federal Public Service Commission a coffee and a Chat, and oh, while you are here you can watch the girls on my floor as who will outline career opportunities in the fields of they follow their inclinations to move from

bedroom to lounge, bedroom to bathrooom bedroom to pop machine, etc., etc.”

Public Administration and Foreign Service Let us add to the noise and confusion of ‘ A V residence life by leaving our den doors open, DATE: TueSday ’ OCtOber 6 ’ 1970 open, open. Three feet on the floor and hands

behind your back. Prevent dirt and naughties!

ATTENTION ALL MALES: MARIAN HALL HOURS

TIME: 12:30 p.m.

PLACE: University of Prince Edward Island

Fri. 6 :30— 12:00 Sat. 2:00 - 12:30 (the last half-hours For further information please contact your Student Placement Officer is for pumpkins) V Sabbath Hrs. 2:00 - 10:00 Mon. - Thurs. Absolutely no admittance. Y OF PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND U N I V E R S I T I ////*////

-NOTICE- PREGNANCY TEST....?

' . . . Fire, floods, and panty raids do not cause or You are 1nv1ted to Jorn the UNIVERSITY CHORUS under the direction of prevent the great escape which begins when

Mickey Mouse roars “chowtime” every Friday PROF. ALAN REESOR, which will meet each TUESDAY and THURSDAY noon- You see, it’s like this ---- n One little, two little, three little residents, four at 4:15 pm, in the Duffy Science Centre, Room 210 , little, five little, six little, residents seven little, eight little, nine little residents, they all leave Marion Hall.

‘To Alberton, Stanhope, Cavendish, and Rus- tico; Victoria, Pleasant Grove, back and forth

0 O to home they go. . It’s a quiet residential life, 18 e 0 6 so come and see us Friday night .... ..

All ten of us in Marian Hall. And now it’s on to Bernadine, t e ’ to watch the now familiar scene! a good-bye here, a good-bye there, the luggage piled everywhere; v The weekend comes and they’re up 6 O O and away . 0 why is it that they don’t want to stay?

- _ Some points to ponder: Is student life a non- What the world needs today are containers that re-cycle. existent property at this university'lAre we geared to the totally academic side of things? Better still

are we geared? Is this consistant evacuation a cause or a result of campus disactivity?

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