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The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 20
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: Keates he Your February Reading Week break (2003 onward) may be removed. To register your opinion, visit www.upei.ca/~regoff/tsquest — the link to the questionnaire is hidden at the bottom. More on page 9. [The Cadre] CR ROO RE e HHO 6% 6…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 10
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: The UPEL Double-blind testing of all entries to the colouring contest has been completed. Honourable mentions go to Dr. Tony Couture | for best anti-war propaganda, to Dutch Master Van Lemm for ugliest colour scheme and to Harihar…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 18
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: Who’s in First?! by Adam GAUTHIER After the first week of the NHL regular season, the biggest sur- prise has to be the play of teams who failed to make the playoffs last season. The New York Islanders, Montreal Canadiens and Calgary Flames…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 2
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: UPEI STUDENT NEWSPAPER OCTOBER 10, 2001 editor-in-chief Matthew DORRELL copy editor Joel MEGGS production manager Jeff COLL news editor Erin FAGAN entertainment editor Stephan MACLEOD sports editor Adam GAUTHIER photographer / style editor…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 15
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: Student Union Jobs 2001/2002 Part Time Jobs Student Union Jobs provide valuable experience, are conveniently located on campus, and provide an opportunity to become more involved at UPEI. Training is provided. | Applications and job…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 16
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: Picasso at the Lapin Agile Rarely do I see a play and wish I had the chance to read the script. But, then again, rarely does a play come along that is as fast paced and rich with content as Picasso at the Lapin Agile. This one act play…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 17
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: Rough Riders and Other Canadian Animals by Matthew DORRELL . Heading west in search of fame and fortune, you find only the west. Disillusioned, you settle in Moose Jaw, a city so swept up in civic pride and ambition that it was named after…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 7
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: Roses Are Red, Violets Are Blue, You Will Be Too If You Get the Flu by Andrea K. STEELE The flu season is nearly here again, which means we’ve got to start being a little more careful with our health. Unfortunately, once you’re sick with…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 8
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: Melissa Mokler pulls several envelopes of pictures out of a white plastic bag and begins to sort them on the table. In the lower level of Steele building, better known as the UPEI ‘Nursing School, we have sought out a boardroom with bright…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 19
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: Panther Litter Scores. Standings, Etc. Men’s Soccer Results STANDINGS Oct. 13 Oct. 14 UPEI 0 UPEI 0 Men’s Soccer at at Games Wins Losses Ties Points Moncton 2 UNB 1 UPEI 8 6 i i 19 UNB 8 3 2 3 12 Upcoming Games UCCB 8 1 6 1 4 3 Oct. 21 Oct…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 14
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: Fact and Opinion by Stephan MacLEOD FACT: Gorillas are shy and peaceful. The only natural enemy of gorillas has always been human beings. Gorillas are still hunted for meat (bushmeat) and trophies in some parts of Africa, and they are…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 6
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: “~\ Discover Japan! The Japan Exchange and teaching Programme is looking for candidates to participate as assistant English teachers in a one year cultural exchange, beginning in July 2002. Live, work and experience first-hand the…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 11
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: “tsa let that tse Bene i, the andlor my ad" First-place winner Dr. 4} Shannon Murray invented the plaid crayon. Yet another 3M innovation. Congratulations! Second place winner Dr. Brent MacLean was confused about what the wall is made of.…
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: Cadre
Snippet: This material has been made available for research, education, and private use only. Publication, distribution or commercial use of the material requires permission from the copyright …
The Cadre -- 2001-10-17 -- Page 4
Year Published: 2001
Part Of: The Cadre -- 2001-10-17
Snippet: Centre and Beyond: A Sit-Down with Neil Henry by Joel MEGGS There is no doubt that most students have had the chance to watch workers from Meridian diligently building the new student centre. The building is coming along quickly now,…
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