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     THE UPEI SUN, 
     
     II 
     
    
     rsday, October 
     
    
     Thu 
     
     .— .- 
     
    
     6 
     
    
     Student Spies For RCMP. 
     
    
     ; In Struggle, and confirmed 
     
     by other sources, reveals 
     
    
     i the individualls_des— 
     
    
     . cription of his involve- 
     
     ment with the ROKP. He 
     
     had trouble with the RCMP 
     
    
     - three years ago over 
     
    
     _ drug problems. The ROMP 
     
     contacted hhn again last 
     
     year offering him a job to 
     
     go to Dalhousie. Accoré 
     
     ding to the statment, the 
     
     infiltrator "was instruc— 
     
    
     _ ted to gather information 
     
     on In Struggle, the people 
     
    
     HALIFAX (CUP) -- The ROKP 
     
     hired a Dalhousie student 
     
     last year to infiltrate 
     
     and spy on a political 
     
     group, the Dalhousie Gazette 
     
     has learned. The student 
     
     whose name has been with— 
     
     held, collected personal 
     
     infonnation about In 
     
     Struggle, a Marxist— 
     
     Leninist organization 
     
    
     in return for up to 
     
    
     .5125 a month from October 
     
     1979 to February 1980. 
     
    
     A statement released by 
     
    
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     if he was suspected of 
     
     being an infonner. The 
     
     student terminated his 
     
     RCMP affiliation because 
     
    
     who were its supporters.. 
     
     and where (the nentmus), 
     
     lived and worked. .. 
     
    
     He was encouraged to make 
     
     friends in the group, with his conscience bothered 
     
     the hope of being defended him. ‘ 
     
    
     Success For Juniors 
     
    
     by Nancy MacDonald ‘ 
     
     Greetings Juniors 
     
    
     Well I'm pleased to 
     
     be able to repOrt that our 
     
     October 9 Main Event was a 
     
     hugh success. Everyone 
     
     there looked to be having 
     
    
     of gross sales will net us 
     
     a very tidy sum. ' 
     
     Congratulations to the 
     
     winners of our Fall Fest\ 
     
     ticket draw. 'I'm sure 
     
     you'll put the passes to 
     
    
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     I CARTER &amp; COMPAMY LTD I  w  to 
     
     ' There was well over 330 the Junior class funds, 
     
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     I BOOK_KEEPING ITEMS I than expected so our 25% put forth, 
     
     SCHOOL STATIONARY Muzak In the Cafe 
     
     DRAFTING SUPPLIES by John Pendergast 
     
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