Exams,
exams,
exams
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3,
4,
5,
6,
7,
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Where's
your
wallet?
page
3
Food
for
Thought
page
4
Have
you
checked
your
mailbox?
page
5
Kibbles
and
bits
and
bits
and
bits
page
6
WiSSM
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Library
essays
page
8
Big
Debt
page
9
Grama's
gets
reviewed
page
10
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11
Canadian
Science
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back
page
13
Writer's
Block
page
14,
15
VOLUME
14,
ISSUE
10
APRIL
13,
1993
located
in
CNC
room
1-107
CEREMONY
HONOURS
CNC
STUDENTS
by
Shannon
Pushkarenko
Over
$47,000.00.
was
handed
out
to
more
than
125
College
of
New
Caledonia
students
at
the
Sprirjtgf
Awards
Ceremony
on
Monday,
March
30thy
The
awards,
donated
by
59
organizations,
were
presented
to
students
who
excelled
in
sorne
particular
area
of
a
program
of
study
at
CNC.
The
awards
were
based
on
academic
excellence
and
financial
need,
depending
on
the
criteria
for
the
scholarship
or
bursary
desired.
An
exceptional
number
of
applications
were
completed
by
CNC
students,
close
to
3000
in
total.
In
his
opening
remarks,
CNC
president
Terence
Weninger
expressed
his
desire
for
a
longer
ceremony
in
the
future;
therefore,
more
winners
and
more
awards.
He
commended
the
chief
coordinators,
Kay
Zackowski,
Arlene
Byron,
Sheryl
Noel,
and
Darlene
Stucci
for
the
splendid
organization
of
the
ceremony.
Weninger
also
commended
the
presenters
and
their
organizations
for
their
generosity.
After
the
lengthy
ceremony
ended,
Weninger
eagerly
commented
on
the
event,
singing
its
praises.
"I
am
very
pleased
with
this
years
ceremony
and
all
the
award
winners,"
Weninger
said.
"We
recognize
that
education
is
becoming
very
expensive,
and
these
awards
are
designed
to
help
ease
the
financial
burden."
Weninger
mentioned
that
organizing
the
fundraising
for
the
awards
was
extremely
exhausting.
The
Manager
of
Fundraising,
David
Wharrie
(also
the
camera
person
for
the
ceremony),
was
appointed
just
recently
to
ease
the
strain
for
the
next
awards
assembling.
Of
the
126
students
presented
with
scholarships
and
bursaries
at
this
year's
ceremony,
almost
100
were
female
students.
The
awards
ranged
from
$100.00
to
$2,000.00,
as
in
the
Canadian
Forest
Products
Ltd.
Scholarship
presented
to
Lori
Kerr.
Other
very
generous
awards
in
the
amount
of
$1,000.00
included:
the
Duz
Cho
Logging
Ltd.
Forestry
Scholarship
(Ian
Brown),
the
Northern
Institute
for
Resource
Studies
Scholarship
(Roberta
Getty),
the
Don
Flynn
Award
for
Foresi
Resource
Technology
(Fred
Klassen),
the
Don
Flynn
Award
for
University
Transfer
Forestry
(Andreas
Steinke),
and
the
Real
Estate
Foundation
Endowment
Fund
for
Student
Aid
Scholarship
(Brad
Turner).
All
of
the
students
who
received
a
scholarship
or
bursary
were
commended
for
their
hard
work
and
achievement
WC
j
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Ki
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CNC
President,
Terry
Weninger
MCs
the
Spring
Awards
Ceremony
Editors
FREE
PRESS
STAFF
Photographer
Cartoonist
Amusement
Rachelle
Johnson
Tanya
Clark
Sean
Rowell
Shawn
Standbridge
Matthew
Burke