THE CADRE

Success or bomb? Which of these will best de- scribe the UPEI '73 Winter Carnival? A small core of students has been working very hard since last November on the planning of the events. We have adopted a tentative shedule of events. A carnival can only be as good as the people working on it.

We feel the Winter Car- nival, while it may con tain certain redeeming characteristics, suffers from the same problem that has plagued the Student Union this year. That is, quite simply, the same people with the same ideas. We who are now involved- in the S.U. seemingly have had little success in influ- encing new people to join or contribute to their S.U. There is no way one can thank the regular workers enough for all they have con- tributed this year. But at the same time the lack of an infusion of new energy, vigor and a determination to achieve can be felt at all le— yels of our organization

It may be as some pe— ople claim, and as the failure of the Bio. Club

_dance last Friday night seems to suggest, that there is on the part of many students a depar- ture from what some of us feel may be the tra-' ditional values of uni- versity life. Apathy, that disgusting word, that isn't very niceto use any more, is used as a catch-all to ex—-

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Midnight Movies-Duffy Amphitheatr

Pancake Brunch—Cafeteria , Snow Fun—sculpture judging, tobogganing, races, etc. Pub in Lounge until 5:00 pm ' Women'

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plain any social failure at U.P.E.I. When you're already involved in the cribes any one or anyfi . group which fails to U“- come involved in what we consider to be the main student outlets on campus. These are ‘the S.U. and athletics. We sit with our co— workers and our friends and shake our heads and moan about what we feel to be a failure of the students to become in- volved in their S.U. Would it be that some, students on campus mean it when they say that they have no connection with theS.U. and its merely an organization controled by a tight little clique who use the $40 fee to their advantage? It seems that the two groups are existing side by side without any common goal

'on functions and a com-

plete lack of mutual understanding.

Winter Carnival, which is understandably the biggest social event of the year, should offer an oppor- tunity for everyOne on campus to come together :an_opinion which quite possibly might be sha- dowed by our predjud- ices. With only a month left in our terms of office a large number of us have come to the conclusion that it does not matter how much we offer or how hard-we try we Just can't seem to please everyone. ‘ Verv’yru uver noted

Torchlight Parade Official Opening Inter-residence Drinking Contest, Faculty Ale Drinking

Rest and Recuperation Ice Sports

Coffee House ' Main entertainment at Confed. Centre—Gunhill Road from N.Y..

the difference that has occurred in our film production in Duffy amphitheatre this year? Despite the eaterial improvements such as a new cinema-

scopic screen and lense central position

new projectors' and a,

road game during Win- ter Carnival. It is,_ therefore, scheduled

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benefit of homt as another in the held

to reap the most from the variety: games. Of.course’ (can be expected.

carnival will be

new sound system,all of by the pubs and the

which have entailed a great expense as

negotiating terms with the university, the faceless masses

still show incred-

ible ignorance and bad manners whenever the smallest hitch devel- opes. this may sound very harsh and self- righteous but if they had devoted as much

of themselves to these productions as the chairman and member- ship has, then surely they can appreciate the position of those students who are ve- voting their own time and efforts to bring some entertainement' to the university com- munity.

With possibly more than a slight touch of this disillusionment present we haVe desci- ded to present a ver4 sion of the.tentative carnival scheduleto you in the Cadre.

The Winter Carnival' this year has been scheduled for Feb. , 14-18 with the view in mind of having all of our athletic teams home as apposed to other years when there

salways seemed to be'a

Contest

"Nostalgia Plus"night-music by Jason

and Ken Tobias

5 Basketball. UNB at UPEI Basketball. UNB at UPEI

3 Basketball. UNB at UPEI

Interfaith Service In Chapel Hockey. STU at UPEI

Feature Movie—The Kremlin Letter { Variety Show and Carnival 1973 Closing.

e-Feature Movies not a Horrorama

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Bavarian Beer Garden with German band from Ontario

Departure for morning's entertainment at Brookvale. Women' ’ ‘ Men's Basketball. UNB at UPEI Hockey. STU at UPEI

Performance by Singout Summerside Pub in Lounge with Band

Carnival Ball at Confederation Centre

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entertainment that will

wellbe provided there. -as a great deal of time

There is still ap- aroximately a month left before Winter Carnival begins. If you disaprove of this schedule either in sections or in its entirety then for your own sake, if not for ours, drop us a let— ter. give a phone call or drop down to the S.U office and let us know what we are doing wrong and in what ways we can

improve upon it. We re- alize that in many ways students will judge our student council in a large part on the sue- cess or failure of our Winter Carnival so we- are certainly open to any ideas or sugges- tions. Silence, in our opinion, will mean ei- ther approval or a com- plete lack of interest, in which case we will certainly expect no cri ticism of the carnival either during the event or at any time there-

after. .

Norbert Moran Internal Vice Pres. & Co-ordinator of Carnii val Activities

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