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The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 24

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: 24 opr FACT & OPINION by Stephan MacLeod FACT: Blue and white are the most common school colors. OPINION: Schools are great places to learn about all sorts of shit. FACT: Swimming pools in Phoenix, Arizona, pick up 20 pounds of dust.a…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 2

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: QAZM ZA BS ems] Departments Dead Letter Office Masthead Editerial 10 News/Op.Ed. UPELis without a student society fer Gays and Lesbians — How did an Islander wind upon the cover of Time Magazin andTheCadre?> acress the Americas. is…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 9

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: Association. “But what is flawed with that idea [that the WTO protest rejuvenated activism] is that itimplies nothing came before.” Nevertheless, Fischer says Seattle was akey moment. “What happened in Seattle was amazing,” she said while…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 10

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: vEn=zis Robertson Library gets a facelift By Kelly Mason STAFF WRITER Over the past few months the Robertson Library has undergone renovation and reorganization. These renovations, which began in July 1998, now include a larger circulation…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 12

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: By Aaron Koleszar On November 30, 1999, Seattle streets were filled with rioting criminals. These criminals, with masks covering their faces and dressed all in black, perpetrated extreme acts of violence and appeared intent on disrupting…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 8

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: people who get involved, the more power we have. It is, in the end, all the people of the world have. We have great numbers of non-rich people who, with a little determination and a. strong gut, can take the pepper spraying and throw their…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 14

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: rae aS Jim-Beau Lieyeah STAFF GONZO Jan.8, 2000 I am sitting in the ViaRail smoking/bubble car rolling through New B. on my way back to the promised Island. I came down from the hills a few days ago and lo and behold I found it was…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 20

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: Anza zp Saturday Night — Arts Guild Show By Ryan O’Connor A&E EDITOR The Arts Guild played host to the latest of Charlottetown’s all ages shows. Kicking offat around 8:00 PM was Charlottetown’s own “Windom Earle,” a prima- rily…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 22

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: 2 Panthers scheduled to play, fans disappointed a~mowun By Mare Macdonald SPORTS EDITOR Hundreds of fans were fooled by the CIAU’s webpage and the UPEI Student Handbook, both of which scheduled a match between the UPEI Hockey Panthers and…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 15

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: That project would be a high speed train from Quebec to Windsor. Some might question the need for this, but I believe that if it is done properly, we would see Canadians take a renewed interest in rail transit which would reduce pressures…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 6

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: Understanding Seattie By Kent Bruyneel EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Aaron Koleszar went to Seattle and left with a criminal charge and a place on the cover of Time Magazine. Leo Cheverie saw Aaron and the others who left from PEL, off to the protest.…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 7

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: _ meet again, there will be attention on it, it won’t take place in secret. Most of the WTO’s meetings take place behind closed doors and even at the meeting in Seattle only the most industrialized coun- tries were at the table, whereas…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 11

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: Information Technology Professional Program at UNB You are on the cusp of completing your degree. There are good jobs now and in the future for IT experts. Consider the possibilities. Take your fortune into your own hands by choosing a 12-…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 4

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: by Sarah Murphy NEWS EDITOR UPEI students, faculty, and staffmembers are being left out of the loop. Increasingly, campus community members are speaking out on rights of gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transsexual (GLBT) individuals, attending…

The Cadre -- 2000-01-19 -- Page 16

Year Published: 2000

Part Of: The Cadre -- 2000-01-19

Snippet: - Corporate Blight: Wal-Mart by Tim Aiken watching. You drop that Then they raise the prices CONTRIBUTOR smile for just an instant, because they now have a a and you are out of there. local monopoly. This People in small Even in the most…