It Was Twenty Years Ago Today

The last time Uni- versity Rugby was played on PEI was 1969. It was the same year st. Dunstens and Prince of Wales united to form UPEI now the Panthers take to the Rugby field 20 years after UPEI’s union. The UPEI Rugby Club is proud to an- nounce that they will be playing in-the University Division of the NS Rugby Union.

The Rugby team has had ap- proximately twenty four pcople to each practice with a large number of the players withsub- stantial playing experience. Al- though it is a building year for the UPEI Rugby Club, the players’ experience along with a seasoned coach, Mike Lloyd, should p;ace the team in contention for a play- off spot. Mike Lloyd has played the game for 20 years and draws his knowledge of the game from such places as Australia. His knowledge of the game is evident in his three Halifax 7’s Champi- onships, two of which have been earned in the last three years, also two out of three PE] High School Championships with Charlotte- town Rural. Mike LLoyd’s famil- iarity of the game along with a young hungry team should prove for an exiting and promising sea- son.

The UPEI Rugby Club will be playing its home games on a new rugby field on campus located be- hind the Barn parking lot. So come out and share in the enthu- siasm of UPEI’s newest sport.

For further information con- tact one of the executive mem- bers: Blake Doyle, President Egan Henderson, Vice-President Sean Cair, Secretary/Treasurer Dave McNeill, Public Relations

President Elliot: Term Extended

On behalf of the Board of Governers, I am pleased to announce that at its meeting of 11 September 1989, the Board offered to ex- tend Dr. CWJ Eliot’s term as president of the University for four years, from 1 July 1991 to 30 June 1995, and that Dr. Eliot has

graciously accepted.

Sociology Anthropology Club

Welcome _ back Sociol- ogy/Anthropology majors!! An- other year is upon us and we’re hoping that 1989/90 will prove to be a very successful one, both academically and socially.

Our very able-bodied execu- tive this year consists of Kim Milligan as president, lending a helping hand will be Rosey Fitz- patrick as V.P., Kelley Buote will be acting as Treasurer, with Su- san MacPhee as Secretary.

The Sociology /Anthropology Club would like to take this op- portunity to invite all those who

may be interested to come and

Job Info

1989 Grads: There is a lab su- pervisor job available at NSAC, Truro, N.S. If interested contact Diane MacKenzie at student ser- vices or call ua at 0409 and ask for Laurie McNally.

Congradulations

Congradulations to Stephanie

_ Knickle who was the second run- ner - up in last weekends Atlantic Model Search in Halifax. Keep

smiling Steph!

Congradulations goes out to Simon Berge, our typesetter here at the Gem, and his wife Candice.

Its another boy!!!

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