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This ;is the second last edition of the UPEI SUN for the year ’78 — ’79.If you have any letters or news items you want in the paper before the last edition please get it in now.However,the next SUN will not be out until April I2.

I was very pleased to see the large number of students who turned out to hear Premier Bennett Campbell in the Library Lounge Tuesday afternoon.l thought the questions asked were good ones and felt the Premier answered them very well.

I am looking forward to April 23,Election Day,to see if this Campbell can pull off another Liberal victory. Personally,I don’t thimk it can be done.

I hope everyone has a good next two weeks and that we get caught up with all the work we left until the last minute.Considering that we have less than two weeks left,do we really have much choice?

Stunner-side, 9.5.1. and Is dl's

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EDIlOR ; :NflRIA DRISCOLL IiKflbCRAPHER :LEE DONNELLX .TYPIST ' :PAT -

~II:00 or II:3O and suddenly it's over almost before it starts.Could it be arranged for the bar to be open a half- hour later or for the band to start a half— hour later? No one usually arrives at the Barn until 10:00 or I0:30 anyway.

Pig Lover

The Editor The Sun:

After reading this issue of the SUN I'd like to say that the SUN without "Jock Talk" is the sane as a sandwid1 without meat . or cheese. I am not a sports fan and think too

.mDCh space in your paper is devoted to this un— interesting subject but I like the humour and good sense that I can get in "JOCK Talk"....please do not discontinue it.

Quiet student.

_ UPEISU GENERAL MEETING

Tues. April 3 3:30 pm. Duffy Amphitheatre

(THAT MEANS" YOU-YES,ALL OF YOU )

Dear Madam,

So,that is Mr. Bennett Campbell.We could have done worse.Many times and places will bear that out.

Many of us dont pay taxes or vote yet,so our influece on and importance to him is, given the realities of political life,understand— ably minimal,all false sen- timents aside.

enjoyment has been cut short.Why are the bands finishing at I2:30 instead of the customary I:00? Most Pigs don't really get going until

Dear Editor;

The last few Thursday nights while sitting at the Pig enjoying the music,I'vo found my

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John Cairns 'Gerald MacKenna Maureen Murray Kevin Gauthier Pat Ingraham J.P.MacIntyre

Fifteen years down the road, how many of us will be vot— ing for self serving polit— ical and economic mechanisms such as restrictive quotas, restrictive trade practises or labour laws.

A person like Mr.Campbell deals every day in terms of

~trade—offs and compromises

with joes that look exactly like what some of us are going to look like.It sounds like a soul —eroding jdb. Its not with surprise that I feel he resented some and -the youthful idealism that surrounds the nuclear power project.Its unfortunate.to say the least that the powers that be should have rushed that piece of work passed us with so little appeal to the electorate.It is very unlikely that we will move to buy ourselves out of the deal while we can, expensive as that might be, it might prove,eventually cheaper.So little grass roots dialogue leads to a groundswell of alienation. Also it sounds like our home—grown politicians have been turned by the high technology motor mouth big city boys. Asking a technocrat how to solve an energy problem is ‘ .like asking Nixon who shoulC be the next Prez.

One thing we can be sur I it will get worse before It gets better.

h roberts

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