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      The
      Yearbook
      Mystery...
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Where
      have
      all
      our
      yearbooks
      gone?
     
    
   
   
    
     
      lems
      with
      Nexus,
      UPEI’s
      yearbook-
     
     
      specifically,
      the
      fact
      that
      some
      of
      the
     
     
      yearbooks
      are
      late.
      In
      fact,
      there
      has
      not
      been
      a
     
     
      yearbook
      printed
      on
      time
      for
      several
      years.
     
     
      Bev
      Doucette,
      the
      current
      editor,
      explained
     
     
      that
      the
      previous
      editor
      (Sherryl
      O’
      Hanley)
      had
     
     
      recently
      resigned
      after
      finishing
      the
      1992-1993
     
     
      yearbook.
      The
      problems
      actually
      began
      with
     
     
      O’Hanley’s
      predecessor,
      Dawn
      Ambler,
      who
     
     
      had
      taken
      on
      too
      much
      and
      was
      unable
      to
      finish
     
     
      the
      yearbooks
      produced
      during
      her
      employ-
     
     
      ment.
      These
      yearbooks
      were
      sent
      to
      the
      printers
     
     
      in
      a
      partially
      completed
      state
      before
      Ambler’s
     
     
      departure,
      and
      have
      begun
      to
      arrive
      as
      the
     
     
      printers
      finish
      them
      and
      then
      print
      them.
     
     
      Doucette
      stresses
      that
      the
      late
      yearbooks
      will
      be
     
     
      arriving,
      and
      says
      notices
      will
      be
      issued
      when
     
     
      they
      come.
      Until
      then,
      she
      hopes
      students
      will
     
     
      be
      patient.
      This
      year’s
      book
      has
      had
      a
      slow
     
     
      start.
      The
      current
      staff
      are
      all
      new,
      which
     
     
      caused
      some
      delays
      in
      starting
      work.
      The
      staff
     
     
      is
      now
      trying
      to
      get
      photos
      from
      the
      fall
      sports
     
     
      before
      it
      is
      too
      late.
      The
      editor
      is
      also
      planning
     
     
      to
      get
      in
      contact
      with
      clubs
      on
      campus
      regarding
     
     
      their
      inclusion
      in
      this
      year’s
      book.
     
    

    
     
      Ms.
      Doucette
      emphasizes
      that
      there
      are
      staff
     
     
      positions
      open
      for
      ,applicants,
      including
      the
     
     
      photographer
      position.
      She
      also
      needs
      volun-
     
     
      teers
      to
      take
      photos,
      write
      stories
      and
      to
      work
      on
     
     
      layouts.
      Anyone
      interested
      is
      asked
      to
      get
      in
     
     
      touch
      with
      the
      Yearbook
      office.
      As
      of
      yet
      there
     
     
      are
      no
      regular
      staff
      meetings,
      but
      Ms.
      Doucette
     
     
      hopes
      to
      have
      them
      by
      the
      end
      of
      this
      month.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      I
      n
      recent
      years,
      there
      have
      been
      prob-
     
    
   
   
    
     
      CEDAR'S
      EATERY
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Specializing
      in
      Lebanese
      Food
     
     
      Daily
      Lunch
      &-
      Evening
      Specials
     
     
      Baba's
      Lounge
     
     
      Mon-les.
      Wed-Thurs.
      FriSet
     
     
      Pros
      —
      Enterianment
      URES
     
     
      Above
      Cedar's
      Eatery
      -
      81
      University
      Ave.
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      4/X-Press/November
      11,
      1993
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
         
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Times
      and
      dates
      will
      be
      set
      in
      coming
      weeks.
     
     
      The
      yearbook
      office
      now
      has
      the
      yearbooks
     
     
      up
      to
      the
      1990-91
      year
      in
      stock.
      The
      1991-92
     
     
      books
      are
      at
      the
      printers
      and
      are
      expected
      to
     
     
      arrive
      by
      Christmas.
      Last
      year’s
      books
      (1992-
     
     
      93)
      are
      expected
      to
      be
      finished
      by
      January.
     
    

    
     
      To
      pick
      up
      the
      books
      that
      are
      finished,
     
     
      Doucette
      suggests
      just
      coming
      in
      to
      the
      office
     
     
      and
      picking
      itup.
      You
      can
      also
      have
      your
      name
     
     
      put
      on
      a
      list
      for
      the
      yearbooks
      that
      have
      not
     
     
      arrived
      yet.
      The
      yearbook
      office
      is
      also
      compil-
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Recently
      hired
      yearbook
      assistant
      editor,
      Vicki
      Laporte
     
    
   
   
    
     
      ing
      a
      mailing
      list
      for
      students
      who
      are
      no
      longer
     
     
      in
      this
      area.
      If
      you
      have
      friends
      who
      would
      like
     
     
      a
      copy,
      you
      can
      pick
      them
      up
      for
      them
      or
      add
     
     
      their
      name
      to
      the
      list.
     
    

    
     
      Anyone
      with
      questions
      or
      problems
      can
      get
     
     
      in
      touch
      with
      the
      yearbook
      office
      by
      calling
     
     
      566-0708,
      or
      by
      stopping
      by
      the
      office
      in
      Room
     
     
      09
      in
      the
      basement
      of
      the
      Main
      Building.
      Ms.
     
     
      Doucette
      says
      she
      is
      open
      to
      suggestions,
      com-
     
     
      plaints
      and
      (she
      smiles)
      compliments.
     
    

    
     
      YVONNE
      MACKEAN