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Title: Page 7
Date: Thursday September 17, 1981
Text Snippet: 't too good. , It, therefore,‘ gives us much pleasure to report that UPEI sports started off in a pleasing way as the Lady Panthers topped les dates U. de Moncton (bilingual yet!!!) 1—0. " ear‘before last the girls "« went winless and scoreless, we made excUses that they were mostly freshmen. Last year they improved a bit, winning one and tying a couple, so we gave small credit because
Newspaper: Sun

Title: Page 3
Date: Thursday October 23, 1980
Text Snippet: have ruled out Klan involvement in the incidents which they prefer to call "willfull damage to lawns". . The three lawn-burning incidents all occured in quiet suburban neighbour- hoods of this/city of 42,006 to families who have lived in Canada for at least Six years. .The‘first two incidents occured early in the morning of Sunday August 10th. The two families - one of East Indian and one
Newspaper: Sun

Title: Page 16
Date: Thursday February 17, 1983
Text Snippet: H. Al". _ . 1: and Welfare Canada ad that dan to health 7 mg. nicoiine 1.1 mg King Size “ga unreases r" 17 rr. nicotine 1 ': amount smoked: avoid inhaling. Average per cigarette: Mild Regular n5? 5‘!»- - n - u . tar" 12 mg. nicotine 0.9 mg. [y :0 nicotine 0.8jﬁgffi ]
Newspaper: Sun

Title: Page 11
Date: Thursday November 15, 1984
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Newspaper: Netted Gem

Title: Page 3
Date: Tuesday January 1, 1980
Text Snippet: Federation. Uncoming Eventg The annual general meeting of the P.;. will be held at 8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, Je 1 Natural History Society 3 in the frovincial 11 . r" retort 1...: place. Precr . utinis and r v Health Building. The nominating committee‘ and the election of officers for 1980 will feature a showing of sl ‘ Members having any slides to contribute Should bring them al the meeting. . n 1‘ “i
Newspaper: Newsletter

Title: Page 10
Date: Thursday February 2, 1984
Text Snippet: to 4 pm. ’ 2.. q.- IFinancial Aid Column Dear Tenant} We'd like iotake +his opportum to welcome you to our new) re'nnovatcd bugs .Pleasldlnggg‘c mat (IS nua l a u hts wingein a’d off a 10:00 pm. Ev ; , . DEN One Complete Floor of Hockey Equi‘ment ‘ ' 392-625; Succulent Seafood and Steaks in a nostalgic setting LEBANESE FOOD A SPECIALTY LICENSED & AIR CONDITIONED Mon - Sat 11 am
Newspaper: Netted Gem

Title: Page 11
Date: Thursday November 13, 1980
Text Snippet: Badminton (Gym) Sunday 6:00 7 8:00 p.m. Basketbill (Women) . I Keep Fit Classes (Women Only) __ Thursday, November,20 “ 7:30 _ Daze Studénts vs. Bernie #1 Mrnday 11:30
Newspaper: Sun

Title: Page 2
Date: Thursday December 2, 1982
Text Snippet: Arsenault ml11\,‘License,1 . ; Graphics— Chris Robinson - n? C dit‘ioned John Schlegelmilch ‘J'r on , Photos— Preston Delaney Free Lebanese Drink ‘ ' T\r°V MerriCk With Meals of $5 +. ~ layouts“ Mike Cdmolll’ ' V Must Have Student Ca ’ I ' Terry De Courcey ’ JOall'lne MacKinnon " Th Mon.— Satr llam—Bam ‘ a ' v. ere . _ _V feirrendZDZZa 19°?" .; ’ Sun. 4pm—12pm
Newspaper: Sun

Title: Page 1
Date: Tuesday November 1, 1988
Text Snippet: > D Queen~ of othe - meadows BY MARGARET E. MALLETT Driving through Mount Herbert on July let, I turned onto theBethel Road (Route 215) and was confronted by a ditchful of tall plants about 3 ft. or higher with reddish stalks, topped by dense panicles of creamy white flowers whose de- lightful fragrance filled the air. Had I looked back across the Mount Herbert Road I could have noticed tha...
Newspaper: Island Naturalist

Title: Page 15
Date: Thursday November 18, 1982
Text Snippet: -basketball, our team 1. a“ , velled to Maine on Thur— .‘tiveasg.31 Oct, 5.4 sdayandon'rhursdayand .' Friday nights topped the at C‘astine 114-86 109-88. Owrtis atom r 348. 28 points. ' on Sanirday night & Smtxday . A . , aftemoon'we dropped two > , to the University of Maine _ at Machais 80-71 and 79-72, '_ :, as Billy Badman led the “ﬂy for us with 26 & 22
Newspaper: Sun

Title: The Gem -- 19890928 -- Image 14
Date: Thursday September 28, 1989
Text Snippet: — “Reggae, Rock, Rhythm and Blues” D.J. Tina Wong caters to listeners who like mellow as well as up and coming music. Tuesday 10:00-12:00 am “Revenge of the puddle ducks” Nixon Jetson and Lorne Acorn play an eclectic mix of anything with real drums, real words and real balls. Also, famous sports figures will be interviewed. Tuesday 12:00am-1:00pm - “Rush Hour” - everything and anything that makes you bop
Newspaper: The Gem -- 19890928, The Gem -- 19890928

Title: Page 12
Date: Thursday October 10, 1985
Text Snippet: Hall on Oct. 22nd, 8:00 pm. The play will also perform at Georgetown October 23rd. West Isle Oct. 24th. Victoria Playhouse Oct. 25th. The Venerables Present can be seen«on Friday, Oct. 25th, Steele Recital Hall from 12:00 noon to 1:00 pm. October [0, I985 THE NETTED GEM ’ The state of Rock by Glen Boswell The rock world has been abuzz with activity over the past year or so with Live Aid, v Farm Aid
Newspaper: Netted Gem

Title: Page 3
Date: Thursday November 22, 1984
Text Snippet: 18.5% of this total, or $2,392,611. UPEI received a little Over 7 ‘ten million dollars from gov- ernment grants. A short breakdown on .some of the costs: _, ——Salaries for full and part- time professors, support . and equipment staff, and student assistants came to $8,429,109. The President’s Ofﬁce alone ate up $140,102 in salaries. --—“Fringe beneﬁts” totalled $1,215,501. -—Scholarships
Newspaper: Netted Gem

Title: Page 12
Date: Sunday January 1, 1989
Text Snippet: -2448 during operating hours. The Ski Report describes conditions by (1) Base Snow - amount of snow coverage on trails or slopes (in centimeters) (2) Surface C0ndition - defined as powder, packed powder, wet snow, corn snow, etc. Skiing in Provincial Parks (3) Slope or Trail Condition Our parks remain open year-round and they are perfect places for winter picnics, snowshoeing and cross-c0untry skiing
Newspaper: Island Naturalist

Title: Page 9
Date: Thursday October 22, 1981
Text Snippet: I . f. .. Notes " 5m»: A TEAQHER" Proudly Presents“ _ y . Notes From the Principal's Office. .' I I On Friday, October second, sixteen education students, two resource people (sent, I'm sure by "an Atlantic Breweries, _c0mpany) , three faculty members and family packed their bags, boots, and set out for Oak Acres Carrpgin the thriving retromlis of Murray Riverat
Newspaper: Sun

Title: The Gem -- 19891012 -- Image 09
Date: Thursday October 12, 1989
Text Snippet: will be join- ing with over 400,000 post- seondary students aross canada on October 18, 1989 as part of the Canadian Federation of Stu- dents campaign to ccelebrate Na- tional Student Day highlighting issues affecting post-secondary students. The UPEI Student Unio in conjunction with its CFS com- mittee and help from student saver discounters, has included a wide variety of special events throughout the day
Newspaper: The Gem -- 19891012, The Gem -- 19891012

Title: The Gem -- 19891026 -- Image 10
Date: Thursday October 26, 1989
Text Snippet: . A ball of flame burst inside Jenkins’ cockpit, rapidly expand- ing, reducing both pilot and air- craft to flaming debris. ” Bastard!” Farthington squeezed off a burst from his 20mm cannon as he sped past the monster. He brought his aircraft around, intending to fin- ish the dragon before it could do more damage. The dragon was on Farthington’s Heads-Up Dis- play. Patrick paused, savoring the dragon
Newspaper: The Gem -- 19891026, The Gem -- 19891026

Title: Page 9
Date: Friday November 1, 1985
Text Snippet: conservation goals." POLLUTION DAMAGE TO FORESTS SLOWS (from the Halifax Cronicle Herald) (Oct. 12, 1985) , BONN (Reuter) - The rate of damage to West German forests from pollution slowed in the last year for the first time since 1982 but more than half the country's trees were still affected, the Agmﬂmre Ministry said Wednesday. The ministrysaidin areportthatby the endof August, 52 percentof West
Newspaper: Island Naturalist

Title: Page 12
Date: Thursday February 12, 1981
Text Snippet: Having time to kill? ' lwriters is MONDAY by May 5, 1981. Are you tired of classes? p, ‘NOONrAnything receide Faculty seminar . _ 1 after this time will ” -" IF SO - - - Come to the Games Room in the Barn 1 - _ OPEN FACULTY SEE/[[NAR- , ' . n...
Newspaper: Sun

Title: Page 9
Date: Thursday March 3, 1983
Text Snippet: . Robertson Library Hours February 28 — march 12 Monday —~ Thursday -.. 8:15 a-m.. ‘ :00 p_m, Friday ' --. 8:15 an — >:UO p_m, Saturday -.. 1-03 p.m. ...
Newspaper: Sun

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