Thursday, February 15, 1999

The Gem

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The Canada Employment Centre on Cmapus have several part time positions for various employers in the Charlottetown area, for more information, please contact the CEC-OC - Robertson Library (Student Services) Elaine Sobey or Diane MacKenzie.

Au Pair — Switzerland

We have 2 employers look- ing for au pair girls to work in Switzerland for 1 year - please contact CEC on campus for fur- ther details.

Park PEI Guide - Canadian Parks Services, must have abil- ity to communicate in the Japanese language.

Various Position - Clevelands House, Minett, Ontario Inshore Rescue - Transport Canada Administration Assitant - MAPUS, 20 hours per week

IMAP-Alberta’s-Indian Management Assistance Pro- gram - First Nations Resource Council, Edmonton, Alta.

Supernumerary Special Constable - RCMP Student Assistant - Student Services, UPEI

Motorcoach-Tour Escort, Guide - Atlantic Tours, Halifax. Must be available to work until late October 1990.

Parks & Recreation Director - Village of Bible Hill, NS. This is an 18 month term position.

Painters - University Painters Painters - College Pro Painters

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Various Positions - Banff Lifts, Banff, Alta. Student Placement Officer - Quebec region Various Positions - Kilmorey Lodge, Waterton Lake, Alta.

Intership Programme - Nova Scotia Legislative Assembly

Crew Foreperson/Installer - Authentic. Pools & Spas,

Guelph, Ont.

Tree Planters - Broland Enterprises Inc., Ont & Quebec - Tree Planters - Coast Range Contracting, BC, Alberta, Ont.

Various Positions - Paradise Lodge & Bungalows, Lake Louise, Alta. Accommodations are provided.

Summer Research Assistantships - Guelph- Waterloo Cen- tre for Graduate work in Chemistry.

Student Exchange Advisor

Way back in September, Chris Mesher of the Atlantic Veterinary College, won a trip for two, any- where Air Nova Flies. This was

the prize for the Shinerama Pace in conjunction with UPEI’s Shin- erama ’89. Chris and his “guest “ are flying away from PEI’s sun and snow to more sun and snow. Have a good one!

STUDENT EXCHANGE

Hello...Anyone still interested in a Student Exchange Program

should drop by Student Services & get your applications finished up or get them started! I’m at Student Services on Mon- day 10:30-1:30, Tuesday 11:30- 1:30, Wednesday 10:30-2:00, and Thursday 11:30-1:00. If you can’t drop by call me at 566-0423.

Bye... Jo-Anna Murphy

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pay to stay here, but there are people who live off campus that walk from downtown to the uni- versity and they also pay to live

where they do. A good example is myself and would you believe it? The winter is almost over and I haven’t melted! I must just be lucky! Think of it- you are not the only one who has to walk. What about the people who live in Blanchard? These poor souls have to walk ALL THE WAY through that field just so they can walk all over this BIG univer- sity campus to their classes and, belive this or not, they also pay to stay here. You complained of having to park your car down near Blanchard and say that you Pay to stay here. Yet you are will-

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ing to pay EXTRA so you can park up by Marion and Berna- dine. Well, what about everyone else? They may not want to or can afford the extra money to pay for a parking lot. Perhaps this doesn’t matter to you though; you seem like the type of per- son who, if their car didn’t work, would take a taxi over to Kmart and back again if you ran out of milk. Start thinking about other students when you voice an opin- ion, because you are not the first person or the last person who will have to pay to live here and have to walk. My final question, What about the people who work here? I know of people who work in the AVC and have to park down by the barn because they can’t find parking spaces by the AVC. Do

you see them complaining in the Gem? I don’t.

As to the solution I first men- tioned, choose your next univer- sity carefully. We would hate to have you leave and go to a univer- sity with a bigger campus. Can you imagin THAT long walk to classes?

P.S - You can thank me for not using your full name, the campus is really not as big as you thought and I just happened to find out who you are... it took

me a little longer than I thought. I hoped to have found out before the next issue of the Gem came out but that’s all right I know now!

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