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X: X 3. 2: .: ll I IA fi U-I' 'bw i ff 1.1-nitllli if' It II 'i ,Q 'K 1 il I. 52' Q .4 ll N II I, I5 x ,Qs LAURENTlAN'S PHYSICS ASSOCIATION The Laurentian Physics Association was formed by the students. The association presents seminars on topics of public interest and offers free tutoring for students. The association is actively involved in planning school social events. First row left to right: Emelle Lamothe, Daniel Cluff, Rod MacLeod, Doug Maenpaa. 'I45
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TRANSLATORS' STUDENT COUNCIL Le conseil des etudiants de l'ecoIe de traducteurs est l'une des rares associations a caractere bil- ingue. C'est-a-dire que nous avons des represen- tants anglophones et francophones et qu'il leur est possible de s'exprimer dans leur langue preferee durant les reunions. The school of translators' student council is one of the university's rare bilingual associations. This super team of students, mostly girls, organizes many of the main social events of the year. The council also serves as a medium between students and other associations at Laurentian University. First row left to right: Heather Hopper, Dana Su, Guilia Fierini, Linda Paul, Lucille Beland. Second row left to right: Jacquie Stephens, lnes Kopic, Ftia Bestfather, Larry Ftooyakkers, Lois Stewart, Chris Barr. Absent: Aline Szymczak, Rita Waller, Kim An- drus, Janet Broder.
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Laurentian University Psychology Association The Psychology Association, founded only one year ago, is a highly active organization, and has enjoyed a rapid growth in memberships. One of the innovative tasks ofthe club is compiling a list of summer jobs which are particularly suited to students of psychology. The club also holds bear-pit sessions, at which all students may talk and air opinions about psychology courses andlor professors. Left to right, Beth Jennings, John Gould, Mary O'Brien Flick Harrison, Claudette Larcher, Bill Lee. POLITICAL SCIENCE CLUB The Political Science Club is a small organization. The members meet to plan social events. The group also involves themselves in various political activities. They are an ambitious group, and can be found making activist ploys in the hallways at lunch hour. First row left to right: Ric Martin, Louise Proulx, Bryan Evans. 146
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