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Title: Page 1
Date: Tuesday April 8, 1975
Text Snippet: to the Student Union for a probationary period of 60 days. The hours are Monday's and Tuesday's 11am» ‘, to 2 pm, Thursday 11 am - can re , 'coms, :P.E.l. Lilo Tho Tourists' 33"” mal‘éﬁmn-Ismn 10¢ ' april 8,1975 vol. 6 no. 21 This last, Edition 0f the up“ ' . Is Dedicated To Sindent Council General Meeting. Disolves Speaker Ignores the Constution -Functions Ilnder His Own
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 3
Date: Tuesday October 16, 1973
Text Snippet: something else instead. This year the high—school ‘students will be brought a1 one high school at a time. They will arrive on Thurs. evenings, will stay in residence for the night and will be introduced to 4the campus Community on Eriday. ‘ As many as possible of these high school students will be paired off with \students already living in THE CADRE, Tues., Oct. l6/73 Page 3 Kampus 'K oncern
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 5
Date: Tuesday February 19, 1974
Text Snippet: finishes. She's at an age where marr— iage interests her — and that wouldn’t change whether she was a spud—picker, a $10,000. per year secretary, nurse or university graduate! And all girls looking for financial security should know that a male university graduate is the LEAST depen— dable, financial or otherwise. He's still a kid that never worked a day in his life. Yes! WCmen are out to catd1
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 3
Date: Tuesday November 5, 1974
Text Snippet: high speeds, and although many of us say we'd like to help, unfortunately our road to hea—en is paved with good intentions. Most of the volunteer work is done on the telephone line. The existing hours that the service is in op- eration is between 2:00 p.m- to 11:00 p.m., seven days a week, with volunteers doing three hour shifts daily. The service operates firstly as a referral agent
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 4
Date: Wednesday September 9, 1970
Text Snippet: for $175. per month. This makes it possible for us to run justiﬁed columns. This year, with your help, we hope to con- centrate on local and campus news. We will pay you for features you write, if we can use them and we will be developing our own pictures, so we hope to see you IN the paper. We know you have heard this before, but - the paper will be as successful ‘as you make it. So come on over
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 8
Date: Friday November 21, 1969
Text Snippet: Carnival. The following survey will at- tempt to indicate to us What type of entertainment the student body wants for its carnival. Please, for your own good, fill in the survey sheet below and deposit it at the box marked “SURVEY” at your nearest coffee shop. Don’tlet $10,000 go to waste. 1. WHAT TYPE OF ENTERTAINMENT DO YOU PREFER? POP v COUNTRY & WESTERN
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 6
Date: Thursday January 27, 1977
Text Snippet: Winter Carnival '77 will be held the 2nd week of February the main events will be held on the 9,10, 11, 12. This year's theme is 'The Pink Panther" Strikes Again'! There will be a snow sculpture contest (if there is enough snow) to be judged on Saturday the 12th so all contestants should start their master— pieces preceding weekend (Feb.5,6). More infor— mation on snow
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 9
Date: Tuesday October 29, 1974
Text Snippet: THE CADRE,-0CTOBER 29, 1974, PAGE 9 '9‘ Fall Festival Schedule ’ 11:00 - 6:00 P.M. - Steak & Suds in the Barn 4:30 - 6:00 P.M. - German Food & Su...
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 12
Date: Friday November 12, 1971
Text Snippet: over the :1“ MY" me. :2 .22: fourth place CFB team by ﬂint UPEI 18 18 .500 ning U0 Sf 1:11.11 six gems CFB
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 27
Date: Friday April 1, 1977
Text Snippet: out in that matter? ‘ w - Football: 3rd behind SMU and Acadia. Field Hockey: 4th. Basketball: Men - lst Ladies — 4th Hockey: 3rd Passing Notes. Colin McAdam asked me to mention to his fan club that he did score 2 points in the national tournament. well done Colin. TABLE TENNIS- 1:30 +‘ ation Sunday April 3, 1977 ' 11 AM B.Dean vs.*Ramsee Nasaralah 11:30 * Vernon Pau vs*Steven Henry 12 Brian
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 7
Date: Tuesday October 22, 1974
Text Snippet: functions and are on twenty four (24) hour call. Students are reminded that it year when some of you were still 13 a serious Offence: PuniSh‘ in high school, our campus policeable by a fine 0f $1 00 strike a Campus Policeman on from the wage of $1.50 per hour: dUty'" 3 Now it's bad enough that they wanted the raise but instead of takihg keepaghemsquiegv-mmmmma__—ue»w~‘1y to'the Student
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 11
Date: Tuesday April 8, 1975
Text Snippet: jugs and wagon wheel fra— mes that adorn the walls & fireplace. It's an unus— ual touch that blends with the old fashioned atmosphere. The Jug is open from 12 noon untill 1:00 am' six nights a week. Prices are 80¢ for beer and 95¢ for a shot of liquOr all day ex— cept for the 5-7 o'clock Happy Hour when prices are 65¢ and 85¢. The Jug draws mainly a University type of crowd
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 9
Date: Tuesday November 27, 1973
Text Snippet: , that a few carrots per sem- ester are fairly rich moti— vational health foods and contribute to the student's general well-being and self law (“.11 nﬂﬂn . 27, 1973 Page 9 Furthermore, there is cer— ~ tainly nothing immoral abo- ut motivating (not "coerci— ng" now) underachievers to perform better. We know qu- ite well from personal exp- erience (as well as from empirical evidence
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 5
Date: Friday November 5, 1971
Text Snippet: ... and future hostesses will be hard pressed to mate h it. and hand it ti Rev. Hugh rzecLean, Student Services, First Floor main Building by November 16th. may has? The following notice was posted in Duffy: During the period from December 18 to January 1 ofthis year, the National Audubon Society iseconp ducting its annual Christmas Bird Count. This count is conducted throughout North America by amateur
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 4
Date: Tuesday February 4, 1975
Text Snippet: that you're really going to do something this year because frankly I don't Believeyou! Anyone thinking of re—running has a lot of gall if they think they'll be re-elected. You haven't done anything yet and you've had a year to do it in. Don't try to tell this "stupid" student body that .13? ‘ﬁﬂimwzm The Cadre, Tuesday; February H, 1975 A hirdened cyniﬂobli
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 1
Date: Tuesday September 25, 1973
Text Snippet: CACUETT E POLITICAL CLONING; \ ARCH LH (.0 P8 C3 1973-74 Vol.5
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 3
Date: Tuesday October 2, 1973
Text Snippet: the contradictions Iis prpof of a good future that exist in our "west- for UPEI is based on stat-‘ern" and, more SpeC1flC- ally, "Island" society. It has led one noted I philosopher: of education to state (Ivan Illich): "Educators are the best' salesmen the world has ever known. They make themselves indispensable by making society ad- dicted to the myth of the necessity of education
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 8
Date: Friday October 20, 1972
Text Snippet: Page 8 ' A I COURSE EVALUATION , c ONFE ENCE students DISSATISFIED WITH YOUR COURSES ALREADY? TIRED OF THE HUM-DRUM LESSONS OF YESTERYEAR? faculty WANT TO IMPROVE YOUR COURSES? WANT TO FIND OUT YOUR WEAK SPOTS? COKE TO THE U lVSRSITY COURSE EVALUATION WUBLSJLL J: i; HELD OJ THE LAST WEEKEND OF H VEMBER A? JIISOR'S, BHACKLEY. WE HAVE SOME TOPICS IN ,C 1 .iﬂEADY BUT YOUR SUGGESTIONS
Newspaper: Cadre

Title: Page 2
Date: Thursday October 28, 1976
Text Snippet: Side, and * It is requested that all applications.be made , Layout is from Tuesday at distributed at about 4p.m. at the Manpower Geutreibefore November 15. 2 Pm t0 wadneSdaY at'8 pm ‘ every Thursday to the Barn: Interviews will take place November 29. With PeriOdievbreaks' Staff Main, the LibrarYs SIUdent‘ meeting every Friday at Union office, Blanchard, N’ * . . Join a winning team. .. 1 12:20 pm. a V “ building
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Title: Page 4
Date: Tuesday March 31, 1970
Text Snippet: Oh, when I was in love withyou, Then I was clean and brave, And miles around the wonder grew How well I did behave. ‘ And now the fancy passes by, And nothing will remain, And miles around they’ll say that I Am quite myself again. —a. e. housman u . APRIL. 1970 anyone lived in 3 pi (with up so floating spring summer autu he sang his didn’t hr Women and men (b1 cared for anyone not they sowed
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