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     I  ‘ I , The UPEI SUN is ‘a. member. ; 'De’aéiine for ail..' , 
     
     I ' Winter Carnival is special for many university / . _ ;:;::e(33:34::2hU2;:::::ty. :22218310ns’is Mbnday 
     
     E " students. Except for Senior Week, it is the part national advertising , ve —~' Th; Staff fleetin is 
     
     0f the academic year most crowded with parties and H rights held b Youtgst~ I ever Mondai at 7 3M ' 
     
     fun, and unlike Senior Week, Winter Carnival is Open 310 DavenportyRoad refm? 'in'gie1sun,: office-. 
     
     to all students regardless of their year. The 7‘ Toronto 0 t i V, p f ,___?i_ 9 
     
     Carnival is also the time when professors must 7'; . ’ n gr 0' _ .,’ ourth' °°r “kin, 
     
     lecture to empty classrooms, and shake their heads - EEE_HE§I_§§N.31ES t0 . East endf /Wg 
     
     knowingly at certain red eyed students who do attend }be an independent . A Sincere thank you, 
     
     lectures. It is hard to imagine a winter term at 7 newspaper PUbliShEd V I " and a hellgya l°t 0: 
     
     UPEI without a Carnival. Missing the week of _ weekly throughout the ‘8ratitude to: 
     
     winter fun might make the dreary landscapes and academic Year by the I p f 
     
     .i freezing temperatures too much for some stUdents UPfItsznggnthungon, al .- C th . w.l 
     
     to bear. pr nxe , e ourn - a {erlne 1 son 
     
     A number of students contend that Winter Carnival 2123222.1n summer31d9.and Ann Higdon 
     
     ;. overly stresses the consumption of beer. This may , - distributed throughout ,. Maureen Hartman 
     
     “ be a legitimate concern, but during Carnival Week Ithe campus' - . Sue Par}ee 
     
     is not the time’to express it. A handful of people contents are the I ' Wendy Blrch 
     
     i ' have spent literally days planning Carnival events, responsibility or the ‘ JaCkie'MaCNeill 
     
     and they have planned for fun, not for beer drinking \ editor'v Opinions-are_ . Debbie Dinelle 
     
     records. That means fun however it can be achieved, those Of the Person8 ‘ . Maureen Mur?ay 
     
     and to many.people beer consumption is essential. .eKPressinS them- All 
     
     The good thing about Winter Carnival, though, is gletters and\arti¢1es .‘ V > 
     
     that it offers enough activities so that even ' r '?33t be_§15n?d 9venll . ‘ f9r_all the work theY_ 
     
     } hondrinkers can find something to please them. ' 1f the name 18 to be ' : 1 did on this week's 
     
     VJ As we bring you this Winter Carnival issue Of WitthId from Publicatiog' issue‘ " 
     
     The Sun, we hope you will remember that fun is ._ iv ’ V ’ 
     
     indeed the name of the game. Classes should ' '  ' 
     
     never be ignored, but then neither should the v ' ' I 
     
     1 Winter Carnival events. All next week‘s activities «  / 
     
     , were planned with you, the student, in mind, and r ' a. - r x 
     
     g they all deserve your cdnsideration. This newspaper p 
     
     fi‘ ‘ will tell you what is happening. All that remains Edi£or _ John Cairns 
     
     A is for you to examine the schedule, choose the _ ' Assisfiant Editor _ Ann Higdon 
     
     3 :vgnts you like, and then have the time of your Lavout Manager F Maureen Hartman 
     
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     ft We probably also should warn our readers that PhOtOgrapher‘_ gagg;§ Binkshj 
     
     there will be no §En_next week. The newSpaper ‘ ' ' ‘ ' Richarch22g *an , K. 
     
     staff is as anxious as anyone else to enjoy Winter \ Aavertising Manager _ Kevin Gauthier _ ‘ 
     
     Carnival, and so we are giving ourselves the time Typist _ Catherine Wilson ' 
     
     to do just that. After all, you'll be too occupied x proofreader _Iachlan MacQuarrié 
     
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