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     Sexual Assault is a problem, of - 
     
     increasing proportion and unfortunate—_ _, 
     
     1y there exists in Prince Edward Island * 
     
     a ooumon perception that because of our 
     
     size, this is something we do not have 
     
     to worry aboutJIhis‘attitude is not 
     
     particularly realistic.  number of 
     
     incidents involving sexual abuse m. - 
     
     the U.P.EJ. campus warrants  
     
     ductim-of a_proqram desiqned to inform 
     
     and protect students. The  being”; " ' 
     
     distributed by the Student Union  
     
     tain critical information on what to . 
     
     do if you are raped.-As well, through-V 
     
     out the year we hope to offer mlnl-V  
     
     courses on self-defense and develop a' 
     
     buddy system (11 canpus durinqpealf 
     
     study periods. 'Ihis organization 15 
     
     very young and needs people who are 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
        
     
          
     
        
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
              
     
    
   
   
    
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     "WHERE THERE ARE NO STRANGERS . 
     
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     ‘  '  A restful relajicing South Sea » 
     
     7 "  . atmosphere that explodes 
     
      into a swinging 
     
     disco theque each 
     
     night at 8:30. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Generous noon meals at modest prices from 1 1:30 a.‘m.vto 
     
     ' 2 pm: only-Our selected menu features sirloin steak. 
     
     seafood dishes, and a variety of hamburger and 
     
    
   
   
    
     willing todedicate time and memy tori“; : . V sandwich platters. . . 
     
     unis. crucial/:‘issm. Pner who would  , ONE OF CHARLOTTETOWNS MOST POPULAR DANCE SPOTS 
     
     like ,iiifor‘uatir? or :nets V  p y _  _ team , the top 40 I 
     
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     Kim Gass. or‘ myself ~ ‘ I 
     
    
   
   
    
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     . Manager: John Broderick 
     
     ' 189: KENT ST._ 3944291 CHARLOTTETOWN 
     
    
   
   
    
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