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An accusation frequently levelled against young people which may “or may not be true is that are afraid of quiet. Psychol- ogists have speculated on the phernnenon of teenage and early-twenty addicts to a loud, extremely loud, music, 7 Scme are of the opinion ‘ that the advantage, say, of .

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a, hopelessly noisy Pig is that it obviates the necessity of intelligent conversation. . . .of talking and listening to others about matters just a little more profound than beer temperatures.

We need quiet. Not continually, Certainly, but at

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certain intervals in the day and in the week. Why? Simply to listen. Listen to ourselves, hear 4 . ourselves tlunk' , to sort out our feelings and

draw a quiet breath or ' two. We need to reflect. Almost a truism nOw but still true: "The unreflect- ed life is not worth

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CONSIDER A FUTURE WITH US:

You’ll be well trained. We’re ready to invest time and money in turning you into a skilled banker. (TD’s innovative training programs are pace-setters in the ﬁnancial industry).

4 You’ll have ample room for promotion. The banking business is healthy and growing and TD needs fresh talent for future management positions.

You’ll have career choices on the way up. AlthOugh Opportuni- ties are most plentiful in branch

I TD Bank recrultlng on _ _ campus ; - ‘ November 4th.

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management, administration and credit, your banking career can include rewarding assignments in a variety of support areas such as ﬁnancial planning, marketing, personnel andvinternal audit.

You’ll be part of an organiza- tionthat understands the graduate. (Our track record speaks for itself — graduates of recent years are found throughout our management structure). ’

Come talk to us. See your Placement Oﬁice for interview details.

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living." We need to know where we are We neg-E kI'DW w_hy we are going.

A quiet time in the day or several times through— out the week affords us the opportunity for a peaceful review of the ' events (and our response to these events) in our lives. Quiet will help us analyze our anotional reactions and get at the real why of then. Morbid navel gazing? Rather, healthy compass watching. - new Chaplaincy Centre, the Meditation Roan and the Blessed sacrament Chapel, are available to all — students, staff and faculty who might feel the need of a little period of quiet once in a while. Available . to everyone. Even agnostics have to get it

' all together once in a while. The quiet area of the Chaplaincy Centre affords this opportunity. '

Chnfederation Centre , Boys choir

Confederation Centre Boys ' Choir is scheduled to perform at a major * -' Charlottetown convention just after their return from a 16-day tour in Bermuda.

The annual meeting of the Atlantic Truckers' Association will host- members of the Choir during a luncheon Saturday, October 22 at the Charlotteth Hotel.

Choir Director Mark IBRDUX said that the program would consist of secular music .,

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