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Going .. going

By Carolyn Ryan

Summer days, ah summer days. I could rhapsodize about beaches and balmy weather and blossoms and so on until one of us is heartily sick.

So I won’t.

Instead, I’ll play the con- science and remind you of other things that happen in summer.

Tuition fees get raised. A new President is chosen for

Hiring unfair

Dear Editor: No wonder nobody wants

UPEI. The University some- times chooses to do unplea- sant things it could never manage with 1700 witnesses.

Students can’t do anything

about summer education horrors, of course — or can they?

Your SU executives will be around. You can do one of two things. You can trust them. Or, you can tell them what you want.

Have a nice summer.

to volunteer for student organizations.

I have een involved at UPEI for 6 years, in CIMN

for 5 yearspand have held

two paid positions, as well as having served on three Orientation Committees and participated in many other student activities.

Now the Student Union has said that I am not ex- perienced enough to apply for CIMN manager, Opera- tions Director (even though I have held the position before) and Orientation Committee Chairman.

After all these years of dedication, the Hiring Board tells me that I am not ex- perienced for the positions and will not interview me for the positions listed above.

If this is the way the Student Union pays back years of hard work, I hope they are willing to do a lot of work without any help from volunteers.

Rightly Angsy

The

Volume 2, Issue 24

N etted Gem

One week left and the staff consists of: Howard Beattie, Robert Bodrog-Goodland, Glen Boswall, Kaberi Dasgupta, Carol Doiron, Lori Anne Heckbert, Ross Hartinger, Jim Lai, Ron Lewis, Brian Link/etter, Brian MacLeod, Jonathan Orlowski, John Pendergast, Nancy Ross, Carolyn Ryan, The Shadow, Bob Stanley, Phil Stanyer, Jill Warburton, Mel Wilson, Dave Yorston, P. Stahl Maclnytre,

and Michael Zinck.

liews espressed herein are not necessarily those of the Student Union, the staff, or anyone in particular. We reserve the right to edit copy for space, style, or legal reasons. Letters to the editor may be typed. double-spaced, and submitted before noon on Mondays. All letters must be signed by .heir author/s), but names may be withheld upon consulation with the editor. Phone 892-4121. extension 387. Staff meetings are Mondays at 6 pm. All students are welcome to join the staff.

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Dear students:

I’ve been the editor of your student newspaper for a year and a half now, it’s time to move on down to the Barn.

But before I switch ofﬁces and cloaks, allow me to indulge myself. Every week I get a letter thanking some— one, and I want to write one myself now. 4

To my large (sometimes) and loyal (always) staff to the people in the Barn who respected and helped me to the profs who forgave me when deadlines made me miss their classes to my parents who always forwarded my mail to my roomies who never saw me to the won- derful people who live in Torbay, Newfoundland to my dog to Linda Ron- stadt to the manufacturers of x-Acto knives and Letra- line

Who needs you?

(Besides me, that is.)

Thanks Carolyn (Still Naive) Ryan

TRUST tYIE. IT'S THE

ONLY WAY I

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