fund neglected areas of research into wom-
en's issues.

Mount Saint Vincent University President Dr.
E. Margaret Fulton announced the million
dollar campaign in September. The univer-
sity launched its first national fund-rais-
ing campaign four years ago. The goal was
$3.5 million and without the old boys net-
work, it hasn't been easy. To date, $2.5
million has been raised in pledges, many

of which are contingent on whether or not
the university can rai'se the rest during
the next few months.

The first $2.5 million had to go into much-
needed facilties because the Mount is burst-
ing at the seams with hundreds of mature wo-
men returning to full-time study. A major
disadvantage has been that the university,
built by women for women at a time when wo-
men were not welcomed in such circles, has
no endowment funds.

The university can't provide these deserving
women with the scholarships and bursaries
they desperately need, nor can it fund the
many neglected areas of research on women's
issues. It is, however, determined to even
out the odds and give Mount students equal
opportunities to develop their potentials in
an environment designed specifically for
them. In fact, Mount administrators are
confident the women of Canada will help them
do this by sending $1 along with their name,
to the university to build up the biggest
network of women helping other women Canada
has ever seen.

Send contribution to:

Development Office

Mount Saint Vincent University
166 Bedford Highway

Halifax, Nova Scotia

B3M 2J6

Mad Hatter Page 8

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In addition, there will now be a Noon -
1:00 P.M. class on Thursdays, lead by
Shanda.

 

 

Fitastic Schedule Changes

Peter's 5:00 - 6:00 P.M. class, has now
moved to the 4:45 - 5:45 P.M. time slot.on
Mondays and Wednesdays.

 

 

NOTE: Please check notice by Gym doors
for entire schedule.
Badminton

Any faculty, staff or students wanting
to get together to play badminton, please
contact Bill Reed, local 3939.

Following is a list of possible time blocks;

 

Wednesday 1900 - 2100 hours
Thursday 1700 - 1900 hours
Friday 1600 - 1800 hours
For Sale

Single bed set complete: (includes box
spring and mattress, spindle style head and
baseboards, steel side rails) $100

Dresser: Maple finish, 4 drawer, excellent
condition. $125

Drapes: Fully lined to fit 13'x7' area with

 

rod. Soft green in colour with light pat-

tern. $90 |
Enquiries should be directed to Jean McDon- |

ald, local 5461 or (home) 939-4058.

 

House For Rent

Fully furnished house with 2 bedrooms and
den on main floor. Extra bedroom and fam-
ily room downstairs.

Available from March 18 to June 6, 1983.

East Vancouver. Two minute drive to freeway
and Canada Way.

For further details, contact Rita, local
2786.

DOUGLAS COLLEGE

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