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by Rita Pendergast

I h0pe everyone has' enjoyed their Winter Carnival.I guess it's time now to buckle down until at least spring break anyway. My office hours are the_same as they were first semester:

MONDAY ’ 2 00—5:00 TUESDAY 2 00-5 00 WEDNESDAY72:00—5:00

STUDENT SERVICES, MAIN BUILDING. If you‘re interested

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please drop in.There is

lalso a Financial Aid iBullentin Board just

outside of the Student

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student‘s research director, and that in

the cases of students the official recipient of

Services Dept.Keep checkingthe grant is the

3 it for more information. ~Following are a few

awards. . SENATE RESEARCH COMMITTEE

GRANTS The senate Research Several aWards ranging from

Committee is now prepared to receive applications for Senate Research Committee grants for the 1980-81 academic year(in— cluding this summer).

chairman of the academic department involved. DEADLINE FEBRUARY 10,1980 g;§.E.I. AWARDS

$125.00 to $300.00 are available for the second semester and will be

U.P.E .I . PUBLIC SERVICE ASSOCIATION BURSARIES

Two bursaries of $500.00 each are available in the second semester to eligible students enrolled in any year of a regular program at the University of Prince Edward Island.

These bursaries are to be designated to a deserving male and a

awarded by the Scholarship deserving female student.

and BurSary Committee in

February.Full—time students

Applications and directionsin any Year may applyoone

are available for faculty members from their departmental Chairmen and for students from their departmental Chairmen

and the Student Union Office.Faculty members are encouraged to call to the attention of quaiifiedr='

students the present opportJ

unity.Note that student research proposals must

"be recommended by a

faculty member who is

in financial assistance prepared to act as the

FULL HOT MEALS.

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“JUST A SHORT WALK FROM ANY PLACE ON CAMPUS ‘****************;****

SERVING EVERYTHING FROM SNACKS TO SANDWICHES TO

HOME-MADE SOUP EVERY DAY.

HOT AND COLD LUNCHES.

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FEATURING SPECIALS THREE TIMES WEEKLY; .‘ o . Wed. HI.

DROP IN FOR SOME GOOD FOOD AT GOOD PRICES

' lanc/zfl'me‘ or’ Anyfiine

'LUNCH BAR

ON THE

3RDFLOOR OF THE BANK

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OPEN 9:00 a.m. 4 2:00 p.m. EVERY DAY

of the major requirements to be considered will be- need.Applications are

available at the Registrar's

Office or at Student Services DEADLINE FEBRUARY 15, 1980

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I A 0 Employment and

Attention, Attention Students of the Arts, Science, Education Dept! A breakthrough has occurred. Though most of the Seniors were invited to apply for

_ positions with National Recruiters in the fall — 99% of the applicants were Business Administra— tion - thus supporting the MYTH that only BBA's are considered for re- cruitment each fall at our Centre. As it stands,

i that 1% who happens to be a B.A. with a major in ‘ Psychology applied, _ received at least two second interviews (this

I happens if you positively

‘ impress the employer on

r the first interview) and now has accepted employ- ment with a bank as' Manager Trainee. The point being made is very

The students must be

either the dependent of a member or a member of the Association and

a student whose deceased parent was a member of the P.S.A. at the time

of death will be eligible

DEADLINE FEBRUARY 15,1980

"MWESNJWW" Immigration Canada ‘ Immigration Canada

obvious, recruiting is open to all disciplines and the more flexible your attitude the better your chances. —It will be interesting to see how many of this year's Juniors will be applying on these competitions next fall.

For now, I have possible openings as Manager Trainees for several national Retail chains. Just leave your name with us (and your application if it isn't- here already). This is again open to all disci— plines.

I'm getting excellent turnoutsxon sessions on resumé writing. So, if

_you need help with this or

any other matters of em— ployment, do drOp in.

Suzanne deJong.

Amidst

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FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS

"Say It \with Flowers Say It with Ours"

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