THE UPEI SUN, Thursday, March 27, 1980, page 23

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'Studying at University of Prince Edward Island has been a valuable experience because of the unfailing assistance of Professor Baird Judson and Dr. Janmm. These men advise foreign students in many areas —— social, moral, acadenic, and Canadian lifestyles. They take special care of the foreign students and project a father-image for many. The advisers arrange activities ranging from periodic meetings and parties to the annual dinner at Dr. Jammu's home. ProfeSsor Judson and Dr. Janmu should be congratulated for making the lives of foreign students less difficult and more enjoyable. Foreign Student

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