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The Cadre -- 2004-02-24

Year Published: 2004

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 -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 15

Year Published: 2004

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Snippet: A: new survey shows more Canadians are buying their food from health food stores because of concerns over genetically modified ingredients. The poll. commissioned by the Canadian Health Food Association (CHFA) found that 95 percent of…

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 12

Year Published: 2004

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Snippet: It'sSnOVYoke! Ol' Jack Frost served up a monster blizzard this past Thursday, burying the province under 76 cm of white stuff. And let me tell you, it was "Snow" pic- nic to go out there! The state of emergency for the province ‘remained…

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 19

Year Published: 2004

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Snippet: by Alec O'Hanley Arts & Entertainment Editor Whereas typical jam bands are content to sit in a groove ad infinitum, Slowcoaster pos- sesses a song-minded approach that many of their peers lack. Being a player's art, groove music…

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 8

Year Published: 2004

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Snippet: In the Speech from the Throne that marked the opening of Paul Martin's first parliamentary session as Prime Minister, the new. government has pledged its support for students, aboriginals, the environment, and Canadian cities. Mr. Martin,…

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 23

Year Published: 2004

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Snippet: The men's hockey team faced off against rival university St. Thomas last Monday, and had a chance to seal a spot in the playoffs with a victory. Unfortunately, the Panthers ran out of gas in the third period and lost to the Tommies by a…

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 14

Year Published: 2004

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Snippet: Pet Peeves & Punctual Punctuation: Part Il lems that creep into everyone's writing at some point or another. For some people, these are just mistakes made because they weren't paying attention. For others, these problems are chronic,…

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 5

Year Published: 2004

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Snippet: Faculty SIGNS leal, Sirike Averted, but Students may pay the Price Fears of a faculty strike at UPEI have been eliminated as the faculty asso- ciation ratified a collective agree- ment with the UPEI Board of Governors. On February 13, the…

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 6

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Snippet: Apparently apathy can be a matter of life or death. In February 2001, two Quebec paramedics - Sebastien Valade and Martin Gariépy - were tak- ing a break in their ambulance when approached by Montrealer Christopher Vaillancourt for…

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 13

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Snippet: - Canadians who Think they're Americans who Like Football Why are Snap, Crackle and Pop red, white and blue? Why can't I even enjoy a nice bowl of cereal. without seeing the flag of a country that isn't my own? Makes me wonder where the…

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 16

Year Published: 2004

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Snippet: Dear Cadre: I am writing in regards to the article by Alec O'Hanley entitled "Silence Sounds Sweeter". I would just like to state that I could not find one point within the article that I disagreed with. It would not take much to penetrate…

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 10

Year Published: 2004

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Snippet: If Books Grew on Trees It isn't hard to see that there is a problem with continuing educa- tion beyond high school: The gov- ernment will respond in their usual way to the actions taken by a modest amount of UPEI's students who protested…

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 18

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Snippet: An Interview with the 22° Sjechanic Having played many a Friday at the old student union Barn, the Rude Mechanicals had become a UPEI institution. By 2001, however, the barn had been demolished and the Rudes had moved out to Toronto in…

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 17

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Snippet: i UPEI Cadre February 24, 2004 page 17 …

The Cadre -- 2004-02-24 -- Page 11

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Snippet: > et now for eee The Rants of a vos and Vanee Tey could yor Geez. Destroying the cultural event of the year and ruining the integri- ty of the U.S. entertainment busi- ness. Jerks. Just when do the cops plan on arresting them for that…