Fine
      Arts
      flourishing?
     
     
      by
      SEAN
      MCQUAID
     
    
   
   
    
     
      The
      U.P.E.I.
      Fine
      Arts
      Club
      had
      its
      second
      meeting
     
     
      on
      Thursday,
      November
      12.
      Attendance
      had
      doubled
     
     
      from
      the
      previous
      meeting,
      but
      a
      major
      concern
     
     
      discussed
      was
      the
      induction
      of
      new
      members
      given
     
     
      the
      group’s
      still
      relatively
      small
      size.
      Club
      presi-
     
     
      dent
      Tracy
      Arsenault
      (not
      to
      be
      confused
      with
      the
     
     
      departed
      Student
      Union
      President
      of
      the
      same
      name)
     
     
      put
      forth
      various
      suggestion,
      including
      the
      holding
     
     
      of
      some
      sort
      of
      wine-and-cheese
      parties.
      Plans
      for
     
     
      that
      are
      afoot,
      though
      nothing
      is
      definite
      at
      this
     
     
      time.
      Arsenault
      stressed
      her
      hope
      that
      the
      club
      not
     
     
      be
      looked
      upon
      as
      an
      exclusive
      or
      highly
      intellec-
     
     
      tual
      gathering,
      but
      instead
      as
      a
      group
      within
      which
     
     
      anyone
      interested
      in
      the
      arts
      can
      discuss
      their
      inter-
     
     
      ests,
      or
      simply
      socialize
      with
      their
      peers
      and
      meet
     
     
      new
      people.
      Other
      members
      present
      concurred,
      and
     
     
      these
      sentiments
      may
      be
      more
      clearly
      expressed
     
     
      when
      the
      group
      rewrites
      its
      mandate
      soon,
      the
      pri-
     
     
      mary
      purpose
      of
      the
      club
      being
      to
      promote
      Fine
      Arts
     
     
      oncampus.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      One
      promotional
      effort
      of
      the
      club
      well-known
      to
     
     
      students
      is
      their
      annual
      art
      exhibition,
      giving
      stu-
     
     
      dents
      and
      other
      artists
      a
      place
      to
      showcase
      their
     
     
      work.
      Plans
      are,
      at
      present,
      to
      continue
      this
      tradi-
     
     
      tion,
      though
      these
      have
      been
      suggestions
      that
      it
      be
     
     
      held
      somewhere
      on
      campus
      other
      than
      the
      Robertson
     
     
      Library.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      The
      Club’s
      goals
      also
      usually
      include
      the
      organiza-
     
     
      tion
      and
      funding
      each
      year
      ofa
      trip
      to
      a
      major
      city
     
     
      where
      the
      club
      members
      can
      see
      high-calibre
      muse-
     
     
      ums
      and
      works
      of
      art.
      There
      were
      various
      sugges-
     
     
      tions
      as
      to
      how
      to
      raise
      money
      for
      this,
      a
      garage
      sale
     
     
      of
      sorts
      being
      the
      most
      likely
      fund-raising
      option
     
     
      agreed
      upon
      by
      the
      club
      members.
      Possible
      travel
     
     
      destinations
      discussed
      included
      Montreal
      and
      New
     
     
      York,
      though
      Fine
      Arts
      guru
      Dr.
      Janos
      Fedak
      sug-
     
     
      gested
      Boston
      as
      the
      best
      and
      most
      convenient
     
     
      choice
      for
      a
      club
      excursion.
      The
      meeting
      was
     
     
      adjourned
      with
      promises
      by
      members
      to
      look
      into
     
     
      these
      options.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Anyone
      wishing
      more
      information
      on
      joining
      the
     
     
      Fine
      Arts
      Club
      is
      encouraged
      to
      talk
      to
      Arsenault
      or
     
     
      department
      chair
      Dr.
      Fedak.
      The
      group
      will,
      at
      this
     
     
      writing,
      continue
      to
      meet
      Thursday
      evenings
      in
      the
     
     
      English
      Lounge,
      and
      all
      are
      welcome
      to
      attend.
     
    
   
   
    
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     
        
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
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      1,
      1993.
     
    
   
   
    
     
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