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Thursday, January 31: Tobogganning at Strath- gartney from Barn (bus leaves at 4 and returns at 7). Bring your own toboggans.
Thursday, January 31: Fast Forward in a Winter Car- nival Main Event at 9 in the Barn. ID required. $4 stud- dents, else $5.
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Ffiday
Friday, February 1: Movies at the Barn at 2 p.m. See last
page.
Friday, February 1: Men’s
Basketball Panthers against_
Acadia at 8 p.m. in the Gym.
Friday, February 1: At last, this is what you’ve been drooling about all year! Spice plays at the 1985 Winter Carnival Ball, held at the beauteous Prince Edward Sheraton '
Saturday
Saturday, February 2: 11 am. Special pancake bar at the cafeteria.
Saturday, Scavenger starts at 12.
February 2: hunt at Barn,
Saturday, February 2: Gather together your team of four for the Chugging Contest at
' 1pm. in the Barn!
Saturday, February 2: Chugging contest at l:00, tug-of-war at 1:30, at the Barn.'
Saturday, February 2: In men’s basketball, UPEI plays Acadia her at 2 in the Gym.
Saturday, February 2: Cafeteria special, 4:30 to 6 p.m. Make your own short- cake, with a variety of toppings and cream, for 60¢ each.
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Saturday, February 2: The Hockey Panthers play Dal- housie at 7 p.m. in the Forum.
Sunday
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Sunday, February 3: Student Union Council meeting at
7:30 in Kelley 237. All welcome. Sunday, February 3: In
hockey play, UPEI goes up against Acadia again at 2 in the Forum.
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Monday
MondayfiFebruary 4: At the cafeteria from 4:30 to 6 p.m.: A six ounce sirloin steak, veggies, fries or potato, garlic bread, dessert and beverage. Price is $6, or $5 with“ coupons.
Wednesday
Wednesday, February 6: Take a spud to lunch at the cafeteria: baked potato bar with toppings, 50¢ each.
Wednesday, February 6: Women’s basketball Panthers take on Mount A in mid- week play, 8 p.m. in the Gym.
_ Thursday
Thursday, ' February 7: Lunchtime chili bar, with
piping hot chili and toppings for $1.75 at the cafeteria.
Another candidate
Next Monday night, February 4 will see the advent of the next candidate for the position of President of UPEI.
Dr. John D. Morgan has held teaching posts at Loyola University in Montreal and at King’s College in London, Ontario. He has been principal of the latter since 1977.
Morgan speaks at 8 p.m. in Duffy Amphitheatre, and will meet with groups of students and faculty during his two-day visit. '
The topic of his lecture on Monday will be “Canadian Universities: Their Problems”.
A new Doc
A new doctor, Dr. Christine Veale, starts work next Tuesday at the Health Centre in the basement of Marian Hall.
Nurse Sharon Mullin says Veale will be-on campus each Tuesday for the rest of the term “from ten o’clock to when- ever.”
Veale joins the other doctors Doug Tweel (Mondays 10:30 to 12), Brodie Lantz (Thursdays, 10:30 to 12), and Ken Coady (Fridays 9:30 to 11).
Bernardine Hall ' bursary
An award of $500 will be made in conjunction with other bursaries awarded from the Memorial Bursary Fund to an applicant who:
1) is a Junior or Senior female student living in Bernardine Hall and has lived there for at least two years.
2) has an average of 70% or better in last semester’s work
3) writes a personal essay about what she has participated in during her years in Bernardine Hall — i.e. how she has helped promote residence spirit. .
Selection will be made by the ScholafShip and Awards Committee and two people from Counselling Services.
Applications must be received in the Registrar’s Office by February 8, 1985. Applications may be picked up either in the Registrar’s Office or in the Department of Student Services.
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