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     dless and therefore a waste ttedly, what I thought imp- dent Senators were helpful 
     
    
     of time. Many points, such ortant.'Thelissue I found ‘ in gaining insights into 
     
     as course calendar altera- most interesting and news- the issues at hand. You 9 
     
     tiens, could be better- . worthy was the study of "111 note that this View is 
     
     handled by a calendar camm- priorities and philosophy zontrary’to the one I.ex- 
     
     ittee. To be fair, Chairman of education at UPEI. It Pressed on my previous ar- 
     
     Eaker expressed a view W111 indeed be interesting ti°1e 0n theNOV- Senate 
     
     similar to mine and asked to see what the final docu- meeting- I am glad this is 
     
     that this view go on record. ment of Senate concerning 50- * 
     
     The issues I have covered. _ this iggestigation will be. ’ 
     
     , wou also a ree with C 
     
     in this article are, admi- Senator Kelly tﬁat the stu- 
     
     ODDS&amp;SODS  ‘ ,   
     
     FOOD FOR THOUGHT BARN TALK ‘ achieving in each member a 
     
     senSe of the importance of 
     
    
     In response to requests 
     
    
     raceived from interested . Well the Barn opens again _self-awareness thrOugh a 
     
     'tudents' members of the this term, with even higher group game éxperience- 
     
     Sanior Home Economics hopes of serving you good SESSION IVI'TQTAL_§§QQE- 
     
     class.are Prepared to off- f°°d.at the lowest prices OBJECTIVE' To exPose fresn- 
     
     er a shortocourse entitled pOSSIble. The staff at the men students to a junior and 
     
     "Food Sense" during even_ Barn; Brinko, Mary, Mary, a senior student-and a for- 
     
     ing hours_ _ Ted, Susan, Zeno, Grant &amp; mer graduate now working and 
     
     Interested persons may Floyd, wish you all a happy explore with them their id- 
     
     contact Chris Barnes, room New Year and welcome you eas toward career planning. 
     
     217 Bernadine Hall.phone-- all baCk ?° g°°d 01' UPEI» 
     
     4_9034_ / V and especially the Barn. In This will be done in one 
     
     Enrollment limited! First the following weeks you may V large group. a 
     
     come, first aervedl, watch for interesting spec- SESSION Va FOCUS ON THE 
     
     7 1a1s and more food news CAREER PLANNING PROCESS 
     
     PART TIME EMPLOYMENT from the staff at the Barn. OBJECTIVE: To impress upon 
     
     Freshman Career Planning :igquts tgat the reiponSi- 
     
     . 1 1es 0 career annin 
     
     1h0.students are needed ‘ program. . ultimately rests onptheir g 
     
    
     'for stock taking at K-mart 
     
    
     on Sun., Jan. 27. If you The Dept. or Student Serv- Sh°u1ders and ’60 provide in- 
     
    
     formation to assist them in 
     
    
     are interested register wi- ices is setting up a pro- ‘ 
     
     th the Canada Manpower gram, primarily for freshm_ this process. . 
     
     Placement Office as soon as en designed to give Stu- / FORMAT: Groups of nine peo- 
     
     possible. .dents an opportunity t3 ple, location yet to be se- 
     
     discuss career planning. The ttled- ’ \ 
     
     SUMMER EMPLOYMENT programeis expected to beg— DEADLINE' Student$ may Sign 
     
     in on Jan. 23 withefive “E 0“ Mono: Tue-: Wed:. Jan. 
     
     It's not too early to sta- consecutive seiﬁiogsilthe 3a; 1fé 15- Last day 18 Wed., 
     
     rt lannin fo ' 3 mm content bein e o owing} - o 
     
     jobpnOW. 1% isrtgogguruadsf g WH$REI Dept. Of Student Se- 
     
     antage to register with the . OVERALL OBJECTIVE: To expl- $1068. Main Buildlng- 
     
     'Placement Office early, 51— are the process of career 0' FrsShmeQ only. If there 
     
     nce there are various gove- planning with freshmen stus age a Slgnlflcant.numberr 
     
     rnment programs which have dents at UPEI / ° E§PGPC1aSSmen Interested 
     
     early deadlines. More on SESSION I: GET AQUAINTED _ ﬁngd e§_Pr°gram WOUld be 
     
     summer employment in later OBJECTIVE: To become aquai- e a ~a later date. 
     
    
     editions. nted with the members of the 
     
     A group and leader and to talk ssu|onvs 
     
     about university life in - ' 
     
     general. ’ 1) Senior class meeting 
     
     r SESSION IIt EXPECTATIONS 3 will be held on Jan. 17th 
     
     YOU AND THE UNIVERSITY at 7:00 p.m. in the Pant-v 
     
     ‘OB3ECTIVE: To become aware her Lounge in the Barn, 
     
     of what the univeritY'S ‘ Agenda will include Senior 
     
     expectations are.°f you and class Princess, rings, Sen 
     
     of your expectations of the ior party, pictures and Se 
     
     university. 1 nior week. ' 
     
     SESSION III: AWAREN§§§ 2) Nominations for Senior 
     
     'BJECTIVE: To work towards Princess may be placed in 
     
     Library on Jan. 15th. Vot- 
     
     ing will\take place on Jam 
     
     17th at the Senior class 
     
     meeting in the Barn. 
     
     3) Orders for graduation 
     
     pictures must be placed witn 
     
     .‘Heckbert Studios in the 
     
     lounge in Memorial Hall on 
     
     Wed., Jan. 23rd'fromxio-12 
     
     a.m. and 1:30—5 p.m. No 
     
     payment is required until 
     
     you receive your pictures2 
     
     4) Graduation picture pro- 
     
     ofs are available in the 
     
     Student Union Office. They 
     
     can be picked up in the, 
     
     office in Memorial Hall any 
     
     time—during office hours. 
     
     'PauljDurant 
     
    
     Please send me a copy of your 
     
     Tm 16—page photo essay describing 
     
     the iife of the Christian Brothers. 
     
    
     Chrisﬁon N I 
     
     Brothers gjd,:;;—""_ _ " _.__ 
     
    
     (De La Salle Brothers) 
     
    
     A Me of 
     
     prayer and service 
     
     ‘n commumty. Mar! to: 
     
     Brother George Morgan, F.$.C. 
     
     5 Avonwick Gate , 
     
     Don Mills, Ontario M3A 2M5