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This article is devoted to those students who are interested in pursuing their education beyond their un- dergraduate level achieved at UPEI. There is a display on scholarships for graduate study on one of the Pit Stop’s bulletin boards and I hope those interested get a look at it. These awards are pretty specific and most are on a national level. There are many other awards avail- able for those of you accepted in to Graduate School. For example, the Canadian Di- rectory of Awards for Grad- uate Study, published by the Association of Universi- ties and Colleges of Canada, is designed to provide cur- rent information to Canadian graduate students looking for sources of financial aid. The revised 1987 edition is still not available, but the 1985 edition is very accurate. This book is found at Student Ser- vices.

I have decided to simply list the subject index to give you an idea of what there

is available for further study:

Accounting, Aerospace Stud- ies, Agricultural Engineer- ing, Agriculture, Animal Sci- ence, Anthropology, apicul- ture, Area Studies; Art Ed- ucation, Art History, As- tronomy, Biology, Business

Administration, Chemistry,

Commerce, Consumer Stud- ies, Dentistry, Earth Sci- ences, Econmics, Education, Engineering, English, Family Studies, Finance, Food Ser- vices, Forestry, Geography, Geology, Gerontology, His- tory, Horticultural Science, Hydrology, Industrial Re- lations, International Stud- ies, Journalism, Kinesiol- ogy, Law, Library Science, Marine Science, Mathemat- ics, Medicine, Meteorology, Museology, Music, Nurs- ing, Nutrition, Ophthalmol- ogy, Optometry, Pharmacy,

Philosophy, Physiotherapy, Planning, Political Science, Poultry Science, Psychiatry, Psychology, Public Admin. istration, social work, So. ciology, Surveying, . Theol. ogy, transportation, Veterj. nary Medicine, Zoology.

Whew!!!!!!

I realize that this in. formation may be too late for some of you, but | should think that it will be fairly -helpful for you even if you in your undergraduate uni- versity career. There are Graduate Study Awards un. der several categories: ‘Gen. eral Awards, Pure and Ap.

most of are early

plied Science, Pure Science, Applied Science, Humanities and Social Agri- cultural Science, Education, Fine Arts and Health Sci- ences. My advice is that you

Science,

look into these matters soon. Remember that the “*Search for the Green” begins with you.

CIAU considers drug testing for university atheletes

OTTAWA (CUP)

— Canada’s sports authority is consider-

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ing a nation-wide program of random drug tests for uni- versity football players. Under instruction from Sport Canada, the Cana- (Gian Interuniversity Athletic Union (CLIAU) set up an ad- hoc committee recently that must decide by June whether a program is necessary. The tests would look for abuse

of “performance enhancing drugs’’, such as steroids, by

. football players.

‘The commit- tee must first find out the ex- tent of drug use among uni- versity athletes before decid- ing to go ahead with a testing program, according to Bob Pugh, CIAU executive vice- president and head of the committee.

But Keith Harris, ath- letic director at Carleton University and a committee member, said testing up to

MBA at Memorial

The Faculty of Business Administration at Memorial University of Newfoundland offers the Master of Business Administration degree on a part-time and full-time basis. Applications are now being accepted for part-time studies beginning either In May or September 1988, and for full-time studies in September 1988. Besides business/management, the Faculty welcomes applications from graduates of programs in nursing, engineering, the social and physical sclences, and the humanities and arts. We offer small classes, an applied orientation, newly- expanded building and microcomputer lab, internationally-trained faculty, possibly a term at our Harlow campus in England, and more. The total tuition fee for the MBA degree is $2,154.

7,000 players at $250 per test may be prohibitive. And he

_added that the tests may not

be reliable.

“Some days a guy may be good (negative) and other days he could be bad (positive) depending on when he last used a drug,”

he said.

The CIAU has not de- cided how it would ‘punish players that tested positive if they implemented the tests.

If Interested, write or call: MBA Program, Faculty of Business Administration, Memorial University of Newfoundland, St. John's, NF, A1B 3X5 Telephone (709) 737-8522

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“We must consider whether to punish just the individual or the team too,” Haris said.

He said punishing an en- tire team because one player tests positive might “put some teeth” into a program.

Carleton football coach Ace Powell said though drug abuse by athletes is far less common in Canada than in the US, testing may be nec- essary for football players as soon as they start university:

_ “Some of these students out of high school would rather use the drugs than build up naturally,” he said. “JT think testing is the ulti mate education for the play-

ers.”

The way to learn French?

In Normandy, where it all started, the intensive way (6 hours of classes a day) plus living with a French family. Give age, level and time available. Transfer credits. Special rates for Canadians. (Fall session.) The French American Study Center, B.P. 176, 14104 LISIEUX Cedex (France) Ph. : 31.31.22.01.

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