Hey, Party Monsters;

What do you get when you put several cases of fermented barley water in a large room with

bed-

;

a ioud sheets, and lots of thirsty people?

Unless you live off-campus, you

stereo, a hundred

would most likely end up with one of the greatest parties to have ever hit the Island. For the ben- efit of those who indeed have the misfortune not to be living in resi- dence, I should point out that the Toga Party in question was in the Marian Hall lounge Wednesday past; it was here at this time that residents of Marian and Berna- dine showed why they are reputed to be among the greatest, most fun-loving folks to ever have been found at this school. Muchos Gracias to D.W. and Slink, our resident deejays, for once again spinning the vinyl for us; S. Wood

and Spiccoli want to know when

you guys are gonna start play- ing Metallica. Regrettably, the boys didn’t get a chance to bang their heads on anything solid at the party Wednesday night, but I nevertheless deem it safe to say that a good time was had by all, especially by those who had some memory of the event come Thurs- day morning; rumour had it that Scott H. had such a big head in the morning that he had to open his door twice to get out of his room!

The Pit Bulls would like to ex- tend warmest regards to the Blue Jays on the completion of a suc- cessful season. When Gaston et al sewed up the A.L. East Satur- day afternoon, the town was truly rocking (just ask a certain Mar- ian Haller who passed out on the way home from Cheers); at any rate, it gave us yet another excuse

to party, as-if we really needed

one....

Dryland training for the Pit Bulls hockey squad is expected to start any day now. The team’s chances, while somewhat: dimin- ished with the departure of play- ers like Kelly “Mad Dog” Van Buskirk, Bert “The Fish” Rona- han, Greg “The Hammer” Wil- son, and Scotty “Caper” Lewis, are nevertheless enhanced with the acquisiton of a great deal of younger talent. With the help of veterans like Tony “The Weasel” MacKenzie, Greg “The Fly” Flynn, and Kevin “Weeble” Sark, this talent is expected to be developed to its maximum po- tential under coach Don “Won” Gunning. Look out, Knuckle- heads; the Big Dogs are searching for prey!

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You will

Beuce Warsow

Havent been dreinkin’ eh? How many Fingers, Oat

UPEI History Society

The History Society recently elected its 1989-90 executive. Listed below are their names with their respective offices. These people are here to help all history students to air their concerns. We strongly encourage you to at- tend the meetings on Wednesdays at 2:30 in Main 301. -

We are planning many activ- ities for this year including our- “infamous” wine and cheese so- cial where you can meet your favourite (or otherwise) profes- sors.

We look forward to seeing you!

Executive Members

Graham Durden (Senior) — President Kevin Barbour (Senior) — Vice-president Jill MacMicken (Sophomore) — Treasurer Darin MacKinnon (Senior) — Secretary

Faculty Board Representatives:

Scott Maynard Dan Gottel

ee , O Education

AN bby? 10 2 Pabober 22 1PM

This great event will consist of:

—~ Drama skits de picting schools of the 1890’s and the 1980’s

- Colourful bulletin boards and posters

— Interesting and informative displays on books, computers, math,

and more!

Everyone is Welcome!

Thursday, ‘ October 5 , 1989