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      senior
      students
     
    

    
     
      Looking
      to
      sublet
      an
      apartment
      for
      the
      summer.
     
     
      Close
      proximity
      to
      the
      University.
     
    

    
     
      2
      or
      3
      bedrooms.
     
    

    
     
      Seeking
      best
      offer.
     
    

    
     
      Please
      phone
      us
      at
      894-5700.
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Challenge
      ’93:
      Rough
      Summer
      Ahead
      For
     
     
      Students
     
    

    
     
      OTTAWA-
      Wednesday,
      the
      Minister
      of
      State
     
     
      for
      Youth,
      Mr.
      Pierre
      Cadieux,
      announced
      that
     
     
      the
      budget
      for
      the
      challenge
      93
      Summer
      Em-
     
     
      ployment/Experience
      Development
      (SEED)
     
     
      Program
      would
      be
      increased
      by
      5.1
      million
      over
     
     
      last
      year’s
      budget,
      bring
      in
      the
      total
      budget
      for
     
     
      SEED
      to
      $88
      million.
      Perhaps
      the
      Minister
     
     
      thought
      he
      was
      being
      generous,
      considering
      the
     
     
      hatchet
      job
      his
      government
      has
      done
      to
      other
     
     
      programs,
      but
      students
      know
      that
      this
      increase
     
     
      won’t
      begin
      to
      make
      up
      for
      the
      devastating
     
     
      effects
      the
      recession
      has
      had
      on
      summer
      jobs
     
     
      over
      the
      past
      few
      years.
     
    

    
     
      Kelly
      Lamrock,
      Chairperson
      of
      the
      Cana-
     
     
      dian
      Federation
      of
      Students,
      acknowledged
      that
     
     
      “the
      Minister
      made
      an
      offer,
      but
      it’s
      not
      good
     
     
      enough.
      Because
      tuition
      fees
      and
      costs
      of
      living
     
     
      have
      greatly
      increased
      over
      the
      last
      ten
      years,
     
    
   
   
    
     
      NOTICES
     
    
   
   
    
     
      summer
      jobs
      are
      increasingly
      vital
      for
      students.
     
     
      the
      government
      will
      not
      admit
      that
      students
     
     
      have
      beenhit
      hard
      by
      the
      recession,
      even
      though
     
     
      the
      unemployment
      rate
      for
      returning
      students
     
     
      was
      17.9%
      last
      summer’’.
      Lamrock
      .added,
     
     
      “students
      find
      it
      difficult
      to
      be
      thankful
      for
      an
     
     
      increase
      that
      leaves
      the
      SEED
      program
      far
      short
     
     
      of
      its
      1989
      budget,
      which
      was
      $118
      million’’.
     
     
      The
      government
      also
      announced
      that
      Chal-
     
     
      lenge
      ’90
      will
      favor
      employers
      who
      hire
      high
     
     
      school
      students,
      which,
      Lamrock
      said,
      ‘‘is
      a
     
     
      shift
      from
      the
      program’s
      initial
      aims;
      providing
     
     
      career
      related
      jobs
      to
      all
      students.
      Let’s
      not
     
     
      ignore
      the
      high
      costs
      facing
      post-secondary
     
     
      students.
      If
      the
      government
      is
      really
      concerned
     
     
      about
      providing
      summer
      employment
      for
      all
     
     
      students,
      it
      should
      come
      up
      with
      programs
     
     
      tailored
      to
      each
      specific
      group.
      Right
      now,
      by
     
     
      transforming
      Challenge
      ’93
      into
      a
      one-size-
     
     
      fits-all
      program,
      nobody
      really
      benefits’’.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      For
      more
      information:
      Kelly
      Lamrock,
      Chair-
     
     
      person,
      (416)
      977-3703,
      or
      Jocelyn
      Charron,
     
     
      Communications
      Coordinator,
      (613)
      232-7394.
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      FEW
      AS
      GOOD
     
    
   
   
    
     
      NONE
      BETTER
     
    
   
   
    
     
      SUPERSAVER
      PHARMACY
     
     
      LIMITED
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Ellis
      Bros.
      Sherwood
      Shopping
      Centre
     
    
   
   
    
     
      wf
      Guardian
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Your
      Apprreciation
      is
      our
      concern
     
     
      PHONE:
      628-6611
     
     
      Get
      to
      Know
      Your
      Guardian
      Pharmacist
     
    
   
   
    
     
      10%
      STUDENT
     
     
      DISCOUNT
     
    
   
   
    
     
      MUST
      PRESENT
      STUDENT
      I.D.
      DISCOUNTS
      ARE
      EXCLUDED
     
     
      ON
      PRECRIPTIONS,
      TOBACCO,
      E.L.P.,
      AND
      SALE
      ITEMS
     
    
   
   
    
     
      16
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Safe
      walk
      program
     
     
      Student
      campus
      police
      are
      responsible
      for
      safety
     
     
      and
      security
      of
      the
      students
      who
      call
      looking
      for
     
     
      an
      escort
      on
      campus.
      All
      student
      campus
      police
     
     
      have
      taken
      a
      certified
      self
      defence
      training
     
     
      program
      from
      Patron
      Control
      and
      Consultants.
     
     
      The
      Safewalk
      program
      was
      introduced
      in
     
     
      January
      of
      1993.
      This
      program
      was
      imple-
     
     
      mented
      to
      benefit
      the
      students.
      However,
      due
      to
     
     
      lack
      of
      usage,
      this
      program
      may
      be
      jeopardized.
     
     
      We
      strongly
      encourage
      the
      students
      to
      take
     
     
      advantage
      of
      the
      services
      at
      their
      disposal
      or
      the
     
     
      program
      shall
      cease
      to
      be
      funded
      and
      therefore
     
     
      lose
      the
      service
      that
      was
      strongly
      recommended
     
     
      by
      Mr.
      Brain
      Ash.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Sincerely,
     
     
      Ricky
      Hickox
      Student
      Campus
      Police
      Chief
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      .
      Notice:
      .
      “
     
    

    
     
      The
      UPEI
      Theatre
      Society
      will
      be
      presenting
     
     
      the
      drama,
      Quiet
      in
      the
      Land,
      on
      Friday,
      March
     
     
      19
      and
      Saturday,
      March
      20
      at
      8pm,
      and
      Sunday,
     
     
      March
      21
      at
      2
      pm
      at
      the
      L’Ecole
      de
      Carrefour
     
     
      Saint-Jean
      theatre.
      Tickets
      are
      $8.00
      for
      adults
     
     
      and
      $6.00
      for
      students
      and
      seniors,
      and
      you
      may
     
     
      get
      the
      tickets
      from
      the
      Confederation
      Centre
     
     
      Box
      Office
      now
      by
      calling
      566-1267.
      The
      thea-
     
     
      tre
      is
      wheelchair
      accessible.
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      BIORHYTHMS
     
    

    
     
      This
      past
      weekend
      was
      the
      Atlantic
      Universi-
     
     
      ties
      Undergrad
      Biology
      Conference
      (AUUBC)
     
     
      hosted
      by
      St.
      FX
      in
      Antigonish.
      The
      AUUBC
      is
     
     
      achance
      for
      undergrads
      doing
      research
      to
      present
     
     
      itto
      other
      undergrads.
      In
      additionto
      somereally
     
     
      interesting
      presentations
      (from
      genetics
      to
     
     
      aquaculture)
      and
      guest
      speakers,
      the
      weekend
     
     
      was
      a
      blend
      of
      partying
      with
      other
      undergrads
     
     
      (man,
      can
      those
      Capers
      party.
      The
      same
      goes
     
     
      for
      the
      shy
      and
      quiet
      Loretta
      and
      Sylvie!)
      and
     
     
      relaxation
      (right
      Andrew).
     
    

    
     
      Congratulations
      to
      Cathy
      Mosher
      who
      did
     
     
      an
      AWESOME
      presentation
      and
      a
      special
      thanks
     
     
      to
      the
      wild
      driver
      Prof.
      Hale
      who
      brought
      us
     
     
      there.
     
    

    
     
      The
      AUUBC
      will
      be
      held
      here
      at
      UPEI
      next
     
     
      year
      and
      its
      going
      to
      be
      even
      better
      than
      this
     
     
      year’s.
     
    

    
     
      Also
      on
      the
      Bio
      Social
      Scene:
      A
      Bio
      Elec-
     
     
      tions
      Bash
      is
      in
      planning.