Thursday, April 5, 1990

The Gem

March 1990 General Election Results

Student Union Council

President

Vice President External Vice President Internal Vice President Finance Vice President Operations Board of Governors Senate Representative

Andrea Ledwell Chris Larsen Jo-Anne Murphy (Elected) Susan Wynne (Elected) Lisa Chandler (Elected) Bob Chapman (Elected) Adam DeLuca (Elected) Marla MacDonald (Elected) Paula Gauthier (Elected) Heidi Bassler (Elected) Leanne McGee (Elected) Jackie Goodwin (Elected) Andrew Wellner (Elected) Paul Landry (Elected)

Business Representative

Andrew Hughes (Elected) Science Representative

Paul McCarron (Elected)

Class Executives

Sophomore Class President Melanie Johnston (Elected)

Senate Representative for MAPUS Vet Medicine Representative

All of the above people are Arts Representative

asked to contact Gem photogra- pher Sue Rigney to have their pic- tures taken, which will appear in the April 12th issue of this paper.

Air Launched Cruise Missile Test Undertaken | A UPEI Graduate on

EDMONTON - A captive carry test of the unarmed air launched cruise missle was con- ducted in northwestern Canada by the United States Air Force on Saturday, March 24, 1990.

During the captive carry mis- sion, the AGM-129A cruise missle remained attached to an Ameri- can B-52 aircraft, which took-off and returned to its United States base without landing in Canada.

The aircraft flew over the Beaufort Sea, followed the

MacKenzie River valley and then turned eastward near the junc- tion of the borders of the North- west Territories, Alberta, and British Columbia. The aircraft then continued southward to the Primrose Lake Evaluation Range near Canadian Forces Base Cold Lake, Alta., before it returned to the United States.

A Notice to Airmen (NO- TAM) was issued by Transport Canada 48 hours in advance to notify the aviation community of

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the test.

Cruise missle testing in Canada is carried out under the Canada-United States Test and Evaluation Agreement signed in February 1983 and re- newed in 1988.

Participation in the testing is an acceptance of Canada’s abliga- tions and responsibilities with the NATO alliance. This participa- tion contributes to maintaining a balance of forces which effectively contributes to global stability.

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Rally!! Rally!! Rally!! Rally! Rally! Rally!! Rally!! Rally!!

Buses leaving at 12:10 and 12:25 PM Bring a friend, bring your mom Bring your little sister and brother Bring your neighbour to Province House Fri day, April 6th.

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Graduates

Employment Cent

re on Campus

April 6, 1990 — Litton Systems Canada accepting resumes from graduates for various positions. April 6, 1990 - Bell Northern Research is accepting applications from graduates in Electrical En- gineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, and Physics. April 9, 1990 - K-Mart Canada Ltd. are accepting applications from students for Manager Trainee positions. They will interview all who apply. Interviews will be held at the Canada Em- ployment Centre on Campus April 10, 1990.

Summer

April 6, 1990 - Robertson Library — Student Assistants. Contact the UPEI Personnel Office. April 6, 1990 — Riverview Boys and Girls Club — various summer camp positions.

April 9, 1990 — Nova Scotia Legislative Assembly — internship program.

April 9, 1990 - Bell Northern Research summer positions. April 12, 1990 - Big Spruce Little Golf Manager for Miniature golf operation in North River. April 12, 1990 - Eric R. Robinson Inc. warehouse worker (deadline extended)

April 12, 1990 - The Turf Shop summer work with landscape/property management company

in Mississagua.

April 27, 1990 - College Pro Painters positions available in Charlottetown and East as well as

Summerside area.

the March

Angele Foley, UPEI 1988 Sci- ence Graduate. She is one of the brilliant young scholars of the Is- land, excellent in several fields of study, but committed to mathe- matics.

When she applied for gradu- ate scholarships in 1988, she had to compete against the very best students across Canada. For her efforts, she won an NSERC schol- arship — and the MacKenzie King Open Scholarship, of which there is only one awarded in Canada each year. Her NSERC scholar-

ship was renewed in 1989, and this year, in open competition, she again received an NSERC. Her Master’s, which she just completed at the University of Waterloo, was in Pure Mathe- ' matics. Her Ph.D., which she | has already begun — again at the University of Waterloo — is also in mathematics, specifically in '

Combinatorics and Optimization. She has received financial support from both these departments.

Good Luck, Angele!

Graduates

Challenge awaits young male or female graduates wishing to become career officers. Put your skills and knowledge to use in military occupations with the Canadian Armed Forces. Several hundred positions are now available in these varied fields:

* Engineers

¢ Physicians

¢ Pharmacists

¢ Physiotherapists

¢ Infantry, Armour, Artillery

Set ™ We're in the Yellow Pages™ under “Recruiting”.

Choose a Career, Live the Adventure. CANADIAN FORCES ARMEES WU aa

ARMED FORCES

* Pilots, Air Navigators, Air Traffic Controllers, Air Weapons Controllers

¢ Naval Officers

* Logistics

For information on course starting dates, plans, entry, requirements and opportunities, visit the Recruiting Centre nearest you or call collect without obligation —

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Regular and Reserve _Réguliére et de réserve