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Council meets ARTS & CULTURE EDITORS COVER: every two weeks during the school year and meetings are Christie Conway I Hilary Beaumont Th anks, Leyl and, for bri nging your [email protected] open to all students, although only councilors are able own JUICe and letting us splash you to vote. DSU council meetings will resume after the with it. Grapefruit, mmmm. SPORTS EDITORS Nick Khattar I Tyler Brown Christmas break on Wednesday January 7, 2009 at 6:30pm in [email protected] Council Chambers (second floor of the SUB). The agenda PHOTO EDITORS and all meeting documents are posted on the Monday John Pa ckman I Josh Boyter previous to the meeting, and can be found online under [email protected] About Us/Council at www.dsu.ca . The DSU Council is a PRODUCTION & DESIGN Susan Maroun great way to get involved in enhancing your university [email protected] experience. For more information on Council, please WEB EDITOR contact the Council Chair, Mat Brectel, Jason Tenter [email protected]. 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Korean Government is providing free job placement services in The Dalhousie Faculty of Man­ the public schools in Korea. For more information or/and to take agement launched its campaign in this great opportunity, please visit, September for the new Masters of www. teachingjobinkorea.com Business Administration (MBA) pro­ or call us at 506-454-4127. gram. Since the program is a com­ plete re-vamp of the existing struc­ ture, the faculty of management •Take advantage of a life­ Atlantic Language CoUege (ALC) wanted to create an edgy campaign JOSH BOYTER/DALHOUSIE GAZETTE changing experience! (Certified Recruiting Agent for to attract students. 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