RUMOR HATH IT THAT . . . . . . . . .. -In Egyptian Pyramids, animals were found with bullet holes in their heads, (now who would believe that?)

~ a Lady Panther Ice Hockey team is to be the most

victorious team on campus this year.

—John Neville is seen on campus frequently——he

probably still thinks he is a student here.

-the personnel board would not win a popularity

contest right about now. ‘

—Shelly's mouse (Jean—Guy) has made it frOm Marion

Hall to Bernardine Hall. Now all he has to do is

make it across the road to Maryfield. (Rumor hath

it he'll stay in Bernardine till Fall Fest is over.)

—Jackie D. has now taken her special talents from the intramural scenes to the scenes at the Barn (remember Guiness, Jackie??)

—Boaver and Larry finally got an apartment.

will they ever survive on their own cooking?

—some people were rejected from the blood donor

clinic because of too much alcohol in their blood.

~guys are supposed to ask girls to the Harvest

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Ball. Sorry girls but it isn't a CO-ED. -Thursday and Saturday nights at the Barn could be wild. % -Ozzie really loves his football. He won't let go of it when it comes time to punt it ' —the field hockey and soccer teams will be away for Fall Fest.

. -the Panthers played a good game against Acadia. —people who take down Fall Fest posters will be

; shot on sight. - L

. —a chipmunk was seen in Bernardine Hall over the

weekend. ., -there is a pub every Monday and Tuesday night.

. —Emu takes showers with her field hockey cleats on.

‘-if you need a place in residence see Mr. H. H.

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JOHN BALDRY $5.99

NEIL YOUNG $12.98

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A; CHANCE TO MEET THE ,. PREZQ

I'm sure you will agree that this is a very big challenge, perhaps an impossible one, unless you, the student body, also indicate your willingness to get involved. Last year, Peter and Donna Meincke sent invitations to all members of the ' freshmen class, indicating that they were welcome to visit them at their residence at 181 Fitzroy Street. ’Once again this year the same invitation is extended to our new students. As'a new student at UPEI you will “receive an invitation for

One of the benefits of attending a small university is that it is quite easy to get to know all members of the University community. Unfortunately, many students often wait until their senior year before they get to know members of faculty and administration.

We are very fortunate to, have as the President of UPEI a person like Dr. Peter Meincke. Dr. Meincke and \ his wife feel that it is very important for them to get to meet and greet all new students as they begin their first year on campus.b

r is very informal and you

make as many students feel welcome at UPEI as possible.

As mentioned already, the evening is a very informal one, and you are asked to come and have dessert, coffee, spend a few minutes in the. President's home. After meeting the Meinckes, I'm sure you will agree that

either October 15th or 16th to visit the Mbinckes, in their home on Fitzroy Street. You are certainly 'encouraged to accept this. invitation and drop in, spend a few minutes in conversation with President Meincke, his wife, and other members of the

University community. ‘It “

they are truly interested in you, and the future of the University of Prince Edward Island. It—is a small community; let's take adVantage of that fact. Do drop in to 181 Fitzroy on Octover 15th or 16th..y

are encouraged to make use of this opportunity. Dr. Meincke and his wife are-interested in meeting with you and have on many occasions. given generously 7 (of their time in order to‘