THE UPEI SUN, Thursday, September“, 1980;1pa'ge I:

hi there! this is your editor writing. the SUN ~ 1 staff extends a hearty welcome to one and alll we hope, were 59 kind and friendly to _ that your summer was interesting, refreshing, and some- me during my stay here. I leave

what educational. now, are you eager to resume formal studies? after all, Christmas and exams always creep up rather quickly on people.

for those of you here at UPEI for the first time, we welcome you almost most of all. if the exuberance shown in last week's activities is any indication, your

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strength will be capable of combatting the legacy of ‘ apathy which past classes so carefully cultured. develop the courage to face every obstacle which springs up to catch you in your unawares. bear in mind that, although they often seem insurmountable, many see obstructions as necessary agents in strengthening character.

so go to it, and bonne chance. do your best, but please, do not neglect pure and simple enjoyment. get involved with other people. join any number of the many clubs and organizations and events which this campus has to offer. organize your time to accommodate other interests. they will be successful only with your parti- cipation.

enough high-falutin' talk for now.

finally, the SUN is YOUR newspaper.v it is your duty to help it to become the mouth of UPEI. no matter‘ whether you have something to criticize or to praise, I the SUN is here for your intelligence. USE IT!! that also includes professors, members of the administration, and everyone else. _

we have an urgent need for writers, layout people, ideas, typists, in short, we just need PEOPLE. so hide your shyness and head up to the fourth floor of Main, monday or tuesday evenings, and offer a hand. we're not proud; we'll take anyone.

this year is yours. make the most of it.‘

have a funny week and be strong.

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'_ people who have touched Lmy life and thereby en- riched it. I carry away also a certain sadness at “ no longer being a part of life here. 3 \ My working address in Ottawa‘ is 17 Graham Ave. , KIS 0B6; ‘Should you ever be in town visiting Pierre or whoever, be sure to give a call. Any nunber under f“ "oblate Fathers" will find me. I was never long enough here to acquire ISland citizenship, but cer- tainly long enough to want I have been assigned to repay, as best an Upper to new work for my Order, Canadian can, all the the OblateS Of Mary ImmaCUlaterkindness shown me here. and so have to bring to an I hope you will_ccme to end five happy years of know the new Chaplain, chaplaincy work on the campus Fr. Phil Callaghan, and of UPEI. I shall miss , support his work as you the campus; the StUdentS supported mine. and my other friends here ’God bless you all, dear on campus very much. good friends and. . .goodbye‘. '7 'Jhis 15 the only means Sincerely Brendan Meganetty,OMI I could think of to say ” goodbye to all those when r I have ccnua to ermv through 1'f1 I\ hi '( 'Y C) [I my work here and sa thank Deep Editor: ‘ ‘ I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate

A Good bye letter frcm a Chaplain

When classes begin on September 8th, I shall be somewhere in Upper Canada, in Ottawa, actually, in an office, trying hard to be busy, but mooning over what is going on down here on the UPEI Campus.

you to eVeryone, students, , staff and faculty, Catholic and Protestant alike, who

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signed even if the name is to be withheld from publication. Deadline for all submissions is Monday nOOn. We reserve' the right to edit material a for space or legal reasons.

The staff meeting is - every~Monday at 7 PM in ‘~ The SUN's office, fourth floor Main, east end. BE THERE!!

' Thanks muchly to: ’

Jackie MacNeill‘ '

Frankie Smits Sue parfiee Debbie MacLel lan

Mike Armitage

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