Special Sen’ate‘Me‘etinquros Into Baokhit
The U.P.E.I. Senate held a Special meeting last Thurs— day afternoon for the pure pose,of discussing the Sta; tug of the Education Faculty. The P.E.I. Teacher's‘Federa- tion was represented at the meeting for the purpose of giving their views on this matter stating that "to re- . move the faculty status would be disaterous because it would reduce the porfes- sional status of teachers and education on the Island? The organization bore quite heavily down upon the image of education stating_that it
Photo Club Cont
the University of Prince Ed- ward Island Student Union» and the members of the Uni— versity of Prince Edward Island Student Union Photo Club fot_the time period of November 15, 1975 to Sept— ember 1, 1976 April 30, 1976
The Student Union shall:
1. Repiar all existing equipment on the premises of the Photo Club; that equip— ment being the property of the Student Union.
2. Supply the Photo Club with the necessary materials to produce pictures for the following:
a. Yearbook
b. Movie Club
c. Cadre.
d. Students Council
e. Photo Club members (as long as the pictures are nOt being sold)
3. Supply sufficient equip- ment necessary to teach new members of the Photo Club as to the workings‘of basic photography. (The purchase of the afore-stated equip- ment will be at the discre— tion of the Student Union Treasurer who will consult the Student Council when necessary).
The Photo Club Members ‘ Shall:
.1. Be reponsible in obtain— 1n8 all members of the Club. What? '
.2. Be responsible for call— lng all meetings of the Club.
NONEWS SCOOP 0F THE'WEEK
Thursday, November 13, the Little Holes-Chapelratrthe Student Union Barn on U.P.E.Io was packed with thrilied well-wishers as Bobby J0 and Deanna Doyle were gay- fully united into the World iffmarréage. The gay groom n: t for his honeymoon the evXt morning to a sportS (1112m at Acadia University, brigrly enough, leaving his b e tearfully behind.
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felt to 'demote' Education from a Faculty to a depart— 'ment would "only’lead teach- ers to beleive that the uni- versity is not
carry out its responsibili- ties". Their other major point was that faculty stat- us wfiuld make it easier to find qualified people to work in Education, saying "high calibre people are less likely to want to serve
. under a Dean of Arts than to
have the freedom to develop
their own programs".
After some rather pointless circumlocution, Gary Webster
3. Be responsible for ob- taining purchase onders for all purchases made through the Student Union.
4. Be responsible for turn— ing all invoices in to the Student Union offices for payment. ‘
5. Be responsible for sup- plying all necessary black and white photos to the fol- lowing given resonable notice at no labor cost to the Stu— dents Union.
a. Yearbook, limited col- or photos '
b. Movie Club
c. Cadre
d. Students Council (this includes all photos for any
Beggafls Opera
The U.P.E.I. Drama Club is off to a roaring start. The Club's first planned produc— tion "The Beggar's Opera" held auditions Monday, Nov.10 which were extremely success-
‘~fu1 and encouraging. First
rehearsal for this rowdy, raunchy extravaganza will be Thursday, Nov.20 in the G. Douglas Steel Recital Hall at 7:30 pm. The following is a list of '(in no desig— nated order):
VPeachum—Wendall Boyle
Lockit—Danny Reed MacHeath—Brian Unverricht Filch-Charles Mathis
Mat of the Mint—Dan St.Amand
attempted to provide the . major elements of the argue- ments for the other side. To. summarize his agruments he stated that faculty status would make Education "more isolated from the mainstream of the university, more open to pressures from the Prov- incial Government, from the profession, and from the Boards of Education" and 2h that it would be able to get a larger budget under the Arts Faculty..."Arts has a big budget".
Subsequent to this little real arguement was presented
Students Council elections; there will be a limit of 20 (10) per person. Any other photos for Students Council shall be negotiated with the Photo Club as to amounts of prints,(on condition that the Students Council get the club a stabilizer)
6. Be responsible for cov- ering all home games and social events Be responsible for covering one event of each type.
7. Be responsible for re— cording and asking permis— sion on all long distance .telephone calls.' , _“ ’8. Be responsible for re?‘ cieving permission from the
The Cadre, Nov.18,1975, pg.3 ' Session‘ with the meeting all too of— ten degenerating into back- biting. The only subsequent point of any interest at all that was made came in the rather startling comment of one member of the P.E.I.T.F. that "We should.be on this Senate...if anyone has an interest in what happens here, it's us; after all we provide your raw material". After two hours of hassles, the meeting broke up without -having made any decisions. This was the second Senate
meeting to deal with this topic.
executive for all trips made by the Photo Club where the Students Union is responsi— ble for the costs.
9. Be responsible for an uphto-date inVentory of mat— erials and equipment of the Photo Club.
10. Be responsible for the upkeep of all equipment in the Photo Club at the cost of the Student Union.
11. Be responsible for all pertinent correspondence which will be typed up by the Student Union secretary who will also file and mail
. this correspondence.
Meanwhile The Cadre has no photos this week.
looks Like Success
Ben Budge—Mike O'Brien
Jammy Twitcher—Rowan Fitzgerald
Crack—fingered Jack—Eric Mar- shall
Wat Dreary—Wendall MacIntyre Robin of Bagobot-lvan Dowling Nimming Ned-Colman O'Hare Harry Paddington—Fred
Dreger
Beggar—Carl Mathis Player—Terry Pratt Jailor-James Kelly
Mrs. Peadeum—Patricia Nicolle Polly-Natalie Sonier Lucy—Patricia Steeves
Mrs. Trapes-Barbara Rigney Jenny—A, Germani
Dolly Trull-Jeannie White Mrs. Slammelsin-Marilyn
Young Tories to Hold Meeting
U.P.E.I. has a young Progressive Conservative Campus group.The group held its first meeting on Nov.6, with Robert Nutbrown,P.C. Research Director for P.E.I., was guest speaker.The sec- ond meeting is Nov. 19,at 5:30 pm in the U.P.E.I. Panther lounge.At such time the group will discuss their constitution and upcomming National Leadership con— vention.
Any students wishing to come and listen are welcome.
The group hopes to meet with all National Leader? ship contenders before the big convention.
I When? Feb.l8—22,1976.
Place? Ottawa,
How do I go? Get involve-
3 delegates will be chosen from the UniVersity Campus Group.All interested stud- ents may contact Jessie Wheatly at 892—3696,or just drop down to the meeting. Nov. 19,...Wed.5:30... Panther Lounge...take a
l'friend.
Morrison
Suky Tawdrey—Suzanne Schmidt Mrs.Vixen-Estelle MacKinley Mrs. Coaxer—Janet Ensevinck Molly Bragen—Mira Marut Betty Doxy—Cheryl Cannon Assorted mothers:Martten Peak Elisabeth Burke
Melodie Walsh
Drawer-Donna White
CounoH§Meeting Cont
1432), which was attempting to present the idea that all segments of the university should get together for the purpose of hammering out a budget and salary policy.
It developed that a large portion of the meeting was spent attempting to convince the CUPE representatives that such an idea was pos— sible. Being just a new un— iOn, they are unwilling to get involved in anything too far out of the ordinary un— til they get established.
‘ On this issue Council voted ~to support the meetings in
principle but to hold off on any definite until it knows the direction which they will take.
The next meeting will be held December 7th at 6:00 in the Faculty Lounge.