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Those specific polyunsaturated fatty breastfeeding should not exceed six
acids have been shown to collect any longer than six months
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breast milk and released about by the low iron levels in breast
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have added DHA and AA to their
In breast there is only of
version of the gene iron per litre but an infant requires as
present in breastfeeding much as 15 per
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enzyme that helps convert dietary Despite the new 75 per but that rate is lower in
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BROADBENT EVENING EXPLAINS HOW POLITICIANS CAN CHANGE THE WORLD 1

MARY-ELLE- N WAYNE
democracy and social pleased that Broadbent had decided to Over the course of the and that there should be an inquiry
has quite an interesting speak in Broadbent made nine into why the war actually HH
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former president of the
UNAC and longtime
remarkable work on human rights
issues and nearly all of us can learn
something from He has a very
of the world that he believes must be
followed in order to achieve universal
human
were that there should be more
collaboration between governments
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SUES ACADIA STUDENTS' UNION
Rations Association
g at the University to referendums could not be held within Breaking have
quorum would j

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of was intended to raise
awareness in Winnipeg on issues of
Ron
of management
a second-ye- ar faculty
said he was
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24 months of one
The ASU went ahead with their
meant that any motions passed
after that point would have been
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left the membership and in violation of the

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The Acadia
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Because the did not recognize
they are seeking
organization's
It is unclear whether or not the
and the Canadian Federation to collect two yean worth of student motion dictating a grace period of
of Students have a court date fees they claim are still 24 months between referendums was

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that since the first referendum was
said
Minutes from the meeting were
at Acadia University following the held before the changed their not available from either the ASU or
f union's departure from the national their second the as of press
1 0 HOURS WEEKLY lobby organization in referendum was The meeting's chairperson ruled
The alleged that the union According to national that the tactic was of no
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not-for-prof- it did not follow proper procedures chairperson Amanda Aziz the and that quorum was based on the
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Tell us about your knowledge of Ten years the case the two years of the referendums but
m bulk accounting has become complicated due to a lack never sent them to the the ASU and some other
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The main arguments are based
An article in the
of Acadia's student-ru- n
1996 issue
the
members disagreed with the
that was passed after Ja
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claimed that the ASU was that was it wasn't a proper HI
on the fact that two
bulletin Mac OS as well as dealing with referendums were held at Acadia contributing approximately Carroll said at the BJ
routers and one in 1995 and the other annually to the It is unconfirmed if the quorum
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This position is ideal for a student seeking flexible
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Although the 1995 referendum questions about the way the motion between the ASU and the tH
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to leave the
or describing your work history and or send which was held within a year was citing the sensitivity of the ML
I to by November of the passed by a vote of 1 to According to Julia ASU Lawyers from both sides of the a-l- l

lawsuit are trying if

with voter turnout at nearly 40 president at the time of the May 1995 decade-ol- d

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he In between these two including the walked out of the the two sides will appear in court in
in the passed a motion meeting in an attempt to strip the
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