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For Veale, parking enforce- ment is a big concern. He rec- ognizes that people may be perturbed at paying for park- ing, but says to make a nation- al comparison. In BC, parking can cost as much as $40 a month. Compared to such numbers, Veale feels a $50 parking pass is reasonable. In terms of parking chances, UPEI makes no attempts at a caste system. Students, facul- ty, and service providers all have the same chance of get- ting a spot. He reports that 95% of people regularly fol- low the guidelines, but there are always that 5% who refuse to. In their case, he says they simply take their chances.

Veale reports that despite popular misconcep- tions, parking concerns and complaints are passed along. Even in terms of appeals, the situation is reviewed and seen in. the context of the whole parking situation. The goal is to keep the users of the uni- versity happy. Veale urges anyone who has constructive criticism. or complaints to make use of the open door policy that the security build- ing maintains.

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By: Adam Maclsaac April 6th

Chris Field, Wax Mannequin, The Patients @ Baba’s Lounge

“Slow Jams” 8-10 pm @ Cotton Center, Bunbury

Lesley-Anne Bourne reading 7:30 pm @Reading Well Bookstore

April 7th Open Mic Night @ Baba’s Lounge

Irish Set Dance classes 7:30 9:30 pm @ BIS Hall

Peter Chaisson (fiddle) Kevin Chaisson (keyboard) square dance 8 11 pm @ Old Lorne Valley School April 8th

Warsawpack @ Baba’s Lounge Maxxpower @ Dutch Inn Lounge Chamberlane @ Melon’s

Boys In The Kitchen @ Olde Dublin Pub

Roger Jones @ St. James Gate April 9th

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Bluegrass & Oldtime Music ““Jams 8-10 pm @ Superstore

Easter Musical 10:30 pm @ Grace Baptist Church

Confederation Singers with Guest

soloists Christianne Rushton & Carl Mathis 3 pm @ Trinity United Church

April 10% Rock Ranger @ Baba’s Lounge

DJ Putty, Nick Nonsense @ The Cellar.

Six Million Dollar Band @ Churchill Arms

Island Idol 7 pm, Big City @ Myron’s

Boys In The Kitchen @ Olde Dublin Pub

Paul MacAusland @ St. James Gate

Easter Fun 11 am @ Confederation Court Mall

April 11%

Local Fiddlers & Step Dancers Ceilidh 8:15 pm @ Monticello Log Hall 628-1254

Poet Laureate John Smith “Getting to Heaven...... all along” the poetry of Emily Dickinson (reading) 2 pn @ Confederation Library

April 13%

Donovan Morgan & Amy Argent @ Baba’s Lounge

“Slow Jams” 8-10 pm @ Cotton Center, Bunbury

Eastern School District Drama Festival @ Confederation Center

April 14th Open Mic Night @ Baba’s Lounge

Irish Set Dance classes 7:30 9:30 pm @ BIS Hall

Peter Chaisson (fiddle) Kevin Chaisson (keyboard) square dance 8 11 pm @ Old Lorne Valley School

Eastern School District Drama Festival @ Confederation Center

April 15th

John Rehder @ Baba’s Lounge Barnacle @ Olde Dublin Pub Jeff Morris @ St. James Gate

Eastern School District Drama Festival @ Confed’ Center

April 16th

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Pipskid, Skratch Bastid, John Smith

@ Baba’s Lounge

Dino & Friends Sociable @ Charlottetown Legion

Jamie MacSwain @ Dundee Arms

DJ Isis (Edmonton), Mike Walsh (Boston) @ Melon’s

Barnacle @ Olde Dublin Pub

” Jeff Morris @ St. James Gate

Bluegrass & Oldtime Music “Jams” 8-10 pm @ Superstore

Eastern School District Drama Festival @ Confed’ Center

FIGHT Club long-form Improv 8 pm @ Arts Guild

April 17¢h

Stephan Boucard Quintet @ Baba’s Lounge

DJ Reklis, The Ruthless G @ The Cellar

Phase II @ Charlottetown Legion

Roger Marvin, Ronnie @ Churchill Arms

Island Idol 7 pm, Deuces Wild @ Myron’s

Barnacle @ Olde Dublin Pub Paul MacAusland @ St. James Gate

Andrea Beaton (fiddle) square dance 9 pm-12 midnight @ St. Pius X Hall

Spring Into Broadway Cabaret 8 pm

-@ Studio Theater

Soda Shoppe Gang performance 8 pm @ Confederation Centre

“Humour Us Again” (stand-up : comedy) 9 pm @ UPEI Wave

Book Sale @ Confederation Library during library hours