most
      of
      your
      classroom
      time
      and
      manage
      your
     
     
      free
      time
      better.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      The
      series
      consists
      of
      5
      different
      workshops.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      You
      are
      welcome
      to
      register
      for
      any
      orall
      ofthe
     
     
      sessions
      according
      to
      your
      choosing.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      WORKSHOP
      TOPIC
      DATE
      TIME
     
     
      1)
      Time
      management
      October5
       3:00-
     
     
      4:00
      or
      6
      1:00-2:00
     
    

    
     
      2)
      Mastering
      the
      Textbook
      October
      12
     
     
      3:00-4:30
      and
      Reading
      Assignments
      or
      13
     
     
      2:00-3:30
     
    

    
     
      3)TheLectureandYou
      October!l4
      3:00-
     
     
      4:30
      and
      Oct.
      14
      7:00-8:30
     
    
   
   
    
     
      4)
      Studying
      for
      Tests
      and
      Exams
      October
      19
     
     
      2:30-4:00
      or
      Oct.
      20
      1:00-2:30
     
     
      5)
      Stress
      Management
      October
      20
     
     
      2:30
      or
      Oct.
      21
      1:30-2:30
     
    
   
   
    
     
      1:30-
     
    
   
   
    
     
      FEE
      $5.00
      PER
      WORKSHOP
     
     
      LOCATION:
      DEPARTMENT
      OF
      STUDENT
     
     
      SERVICES
      LEARNING
      ASSISTANCE
      CENTRE
     
    
   
   
    
     
      To:
      All
      blood
     
     
      donor
      partici-
     
     
      pants/volun-
     
     
      teers
     
    
   
   
    
     
      From:
      Neil
      Kinsman
      Date
      September
      27,
      1993
     
     
      |
      would
      like
      to
      thank
      everyone
      who
      partici-
     
     
      pated
      in
      the
      September
      23rd
      Blood
      Donor
     
     
      Clinic
      at
      the
      Sports
      Centre!
      A
      special
      thanks
      to
     
     
      those
      who
      took
      the
      time
      from
      busy
      schedules
     
     
      to
      help
      as
      volunteers.
      Through
      your
      efforts,
      we
     
     
      will
      pass
      the
      gift
      of
      life
      on
      to
      those
      needing
     
     
      assistance.
     
     
      Please
      keep
      your
      eyes
      open
      for
      notice
      of
      the
     
     
      spring
      Blood
      Donor
      Clinic!
     
     
      signed
     
     
      Neil
      Kinsman
     
    
   
   
    
     
      UPEI
      writerin-
     
     
      residence
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Daie
      Zieroth,
      Vancouver
      poet,
      editor
      and
     
     
      teacher,
      is
      on
      campus
      for
      the
      Fall
      semester
      as
     
     
      Writer-in-Residence,
      a
      program
      sponsored
      by
     
     
      the
      UPEI
      Department
      of
      English
      and
      jointly
     
     
      funded
      by
      the
      Canada
      council
      and
      the
      UPEI
     
     
      President’s
      Fund.
     
    

    
     
      Dale
      is
      well
      known
      across
      the
      country
      for
      his
     
     
      five
      published
      books
      of
      poetry,
      the
      latest
      of
     
     
      which
      is
      The
      Weight
      of
      My
      Raggedy
      Skin
      (1991).
     
     
      In
      addition,
      his
      poems
      have
      appeared
      in
      impor-
     
     
      tant
      poetry
      anthologies,
      including
      Al
      Purdy’s
     
     
      Storm
      Warning,
      Dennis
      Lee’s
      The
      New
      Cana-
     
     
      dian
      Poets,
      and
      Margaret
      Atwood’s
      New
      Ox-
     
     
      ford
      Book
      of
      Canadian
      Verse.
      While
      on
      campus,
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      22/X-Press/October
      7,
      1993
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Dale
      will
      work
      on
      a
      new
      collection
      of
      poems
     
     
      entitled
      The
      Function
      of
      the
      Individual.
     
    

    
     
      A
      Manitoban
      by
      birth,
      Dale
      spent
      eight
      years
      in
     
     
      the
      Rockies
      working
      as
      a
      naturalist
      and
      free-
     
     
      lance
      writer
      for
      Parks
      Canada.
      His
      poetry
      from
     
     
      these
      years
      often
      reflects
      the
      natural
      landscape
     
     
      and
      humankind’s
      problematic
      presence
      in
      it.
      His
     
     
      more
      recent
      work
      explores
      his
      life
      since
      moving
     
     
      to
      an
      urban
      environment
      in
      British
      Columbia,
     
     
      and
      examines
      his
      role
      as
      father,
      teacher,
      and
     
     
      citizen.
      Dale
      is
      also
      the
      editor
      of
      Event,
      an
     
     
      important
      Canadian
      literary
      journal,
      anda
      teacher
     
     
      of
      Creative
      Writing
      at
      Douglas
      College.
      He
     
     
      brings
      his
      skills
      as
      editor
      and
      inspiration
      and
     
     
      dedication
      asa
      teacher
      of
      creative
      writing
      to
      the
     
     
      Writer-in-Residence
      post
      at
      UPEI.
     
    

    
     
      As
      Writer-in-Residence,
      Dale
      will
      be
      giving
      a
     
     
      reading
      of
      his
      poetry
      at
      the
      PEI
      council
      of
      the
     
     
      Arts
      on
      October
      |
      4th
      at
      8:00
      p.m.
      In
      addition,
     
     
      hewill
      bea
      guest
      lecturer
      in
      several
      classes
      in
      the
     
     
      English
      Department.
     
    

    
     
      Most
      importantly,
      for
      interested
      writers,
      Dale
     
     
      will
      also
      be
      available
      to
      read
      the
      creative
      work
     
     
      of
      students
      and
      local
      writers,
      to
      consult
      with
     
     
      them,
      and
      to
      offer
      advice
      on
      their
      work.
      Writers
     
     
      wishing
      an
      assessment
      of
      their
      work
      should
     
     
      submit
      manuscripts
      to
      Carol
      Francis,
      the
      De-
     
     
      partment
      of
      English,
      Main
      132,
      and
      arrange
      an
     
     
      appointment
      with
      Carol.
      Dale’s
      office
      is
      in
     
     
      Dalton
      302,
      and
      his
      office
      hours
      for
      consultation
     
     
      are
      Monday
      and
      Thursday,
      |:00-4:00
      p.m.,
      or
      by
     
     
      special
      appointment.
      Manuscripts
      should
      be
     
     
      dropped
      off
      one
      week
      inadvance
      of
      the
      appoint-
     
     
      ment
      and
      should
      not
      exceed
      the
      following:
     
     
      poetry:
      ten
      poems;
      short
      fiction:
      one
      story;
     
     
      novel:
      the
      first
      chapter.
     
    

    
     
      Writers
      are
      reminded.not
      to
      submit
      their
      only
     
     
      copy
      of
      their
      manuscript.
     
    

    
     
      Further
      information:
     
    

    
     
      Dr.
      Geoffrey
      Lindsay,
      Visiting
      Writer's
      Chair
     
     
      566-0593
     
    

    
     
      Dr.
      Richard
      Lemm,
      Chair,
      Dept.
      of
      English
     
     
      566-0592
     
    

    
     
      Carol
      Francis,
      Secretary,
      Dept.
      of
      English
      566-
     
     
      0389
     
    
   
   
    
     
      The
      UPEI
     
     
      philosophy
     
     
      club...
     
    
   
   
    
     
      presents
      A
      film
      for
      thought
      and
      discussion
     
     
      Manufacturing
      consent:
      Noam
      Chomsky
      and
     
     
      the
      Media
      /
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Free
      Admission
     
     
      All
      are
      welcome
     
     
      Place:
      UPEI
      Veterinary
      College
      Building
      Lecture
     
     
      theatre
      A
     
     
      Times:
      Part
      |:
      THOUGHT
      CONTROL
      IN
      A
     
     
      DEMOCRATIC
      SOCIETY
      Friday,
      October
      15,
     
     
      2
      p.m.
      (95
      minutes)
     
    

    
     
      Part
      2:
      ACTIVATING
      DISSENT
      Friday,
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      October
      22,
      2
      p.m.
      (72
      minutes)
     
     
      Each
      film
      will
      be
      followed
      by
      a
      critical
      and
     
     
      informative
      discussion.
     
    

    
     
      The
      Philosophy
      Club
      is
      a
      student
      group
     
     
      that
      meets
      occasionally
      to
      discuss
      films
      and
     
     
      other
      current
      issues.
      Students
      are
      invited
      to
      join
     
     
      our
      group
      (no
      fees)
      and
      participate
      in
      the
     
     
      selection
      of
      future
      films
      for
      discussion.
      For
     
     
      further
      information,
      please
      contact
      Professor
     
     
      Tony
      Couture,
      Philosophy
      Department,
      566-
     
     
      0989.
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Greetings
     
     
      from
      YOUR
     
     
      Chaplaincy
     
     
      Centre
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Hi
      to
      all
      students,
      faculty,
      and
      staff
      from
     
     
      everyone
      at
      the
      Chaplaincy
      Centre.
      :
     
     
      Your
      Chaplaincy
      Centre
      is
      home
      to
      a
      wor-
     
     
      ship
      space,
      a
      room
      for
      meditation,
      a
      reading
     
     
      room,
      and
      offices
      for
      the
      Chaplains.
      Your
      Chap-
     
     
      lains
      are
      Father
      Lou
      Murphy,
      a
      Catholic
      priest
     
     
      who
      is
      on
      campus
      full-time
      Monday
      to
      Friday;
     
     
      and
      Father
      John
      Montgomery,
      an
      Anglican
      priest
     
     
      who
      is
      part-time
      on
      campus-
      Wednesdays
      and
     
     
      Thursdays.
     
     
      Services
      areas
      follows:
      (ALLARE
      WELGOME)
     
     
      MASS:
      Daily
      at
      noon
      and
      Sunday
      eveningat
      6:30
     
     
      pm.
     
     
      Anglican
      Eucharist:
      Sunday
      at
      10:30
      am
     
     
      Other
      traditions
      offer
      services,
      as
      well,
      and
      will
     
     
      be
      advertising
      them
      in
      the
      future.
     
     
      Buildings
      take
      on
      a
      character
      of
      their
      own,
      and
     
     
      we
      would
      like
      to
      see
      the
      Chaplaincy
      Centre
     
     
      become
      known
      as
      a
      place
      for
      quiet
      “time-outs,”
     
     
      faith-filled
      celebrations,
      confidential
      spiritualand
     
     
      personal
      counselling-
      in
      short,
      a
      place
      where
     
     
      men
      and
      women
      can
      come
      to
      experience
      God’s
     
     
      love
      and
      presence.
     
    

    
     
      As
      the
      year
      progresses,
      your
      Chaplaincy
     
     
      Centre
      will
      be
      sponsoring
      special
      activities.
     
     
      Listen
      to
      campus
      radio
      or
      watch
      for
      bulletins
     
     
      about
      these
      events.
     
    

    
     
      Meanwhile,
      have
      a
      wonderful
      year
      at
      +
      UPEI,
     
     
      and
      drop
      by
      for
      a
      visit
      anytime.
     
    

    
     
      God
      bless
      you.
      We
      pray
      for
      you
      daily.
     
     
      Your
      Chaplains,
     
     
      Father
      John
      and
      Father
      Lou
     
    
   
   
    
     
      CALL
      FOR
     
     
      JUDGES
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      On
      October
      30
      and
      31,
      the
      U.P.E.|.
      Debating
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Society
      will
      be
      hosting
      the
      Atlantic
      Invitational
     
     
      Debating
      Tournament.
      This
      tournament
      will
     
     
      involve
      debaters
      from
      universities
      from
      all
      over