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Rumor has it that the Comm— ittee on Objectives report is taking on strong overtones of faculty and administration wants and ideas. In other words, the establishment are going to get what they want and they are probably going to forget (again) that students also make up part of the Un- iversity. I guess we're going to get shafted again unless we get some ideas together in a concrete form and demand that we get some recognition in the report.

I obtained this information from Barb Stevenson, the only student on the Committee. It seems that the bureaucrats and the academics are really plan- ning to make hay for themselves using the Committee's report as a‘fiodt.‘WHeﬁ‘thi§'féét

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Council at their last meeting they decided to form a Student Committee-on Objectives to

get the student's View points and ideas, a report separate from the Senate's Committee. Cathy MacNeill (Arts) and Gerald MacDonald (Education) are co-chairpersons of this committee and along with the other members of Student Comm- ittee, they are going to be holding open forums, seminars, questionaires etc. to try and find out what STUDENTS want from a university and how the university could fulfill the needs of students. The first public forum is planned for this Thursday in the Panther Lounge around l:00p.m. Since this is the opening of Fall—

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be open. So get a beer and sit in on the discussion. The topic is on Students objectives for the university but the discussion is going to be wide open. The follow— ing week there's going to be the same thing for those who can't make it Thursday.

As I said before, we're going to get shafted again if we don't speak out as a united body. We all know that the University is far from perfect for the average stu— dent and really needs to be cleaned up. Now we have our chance to not let the estab- lishment have all their own way on this campus. of course, student needs are not the only thing that the univer- sity must become sensitive to, but there's a whole province out there that is supporting this university and getting nothing in return. The univer- sity has to be pulled down

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that students can do by work— ing from within. We've got

the advantage! So lookout establishment you've had your way for too long. We are going to be heard!

Don't forget — Thursday after— noon in the Panther Lounge — WE'VE ONLY JUST BEGUN

This week's "Poke in the Ribs" goes to the administration

of U.P.E.I. The President,

The Deans of Arts, Science and Education were all "out of province" at the same time - something that could only happen here. What would have happened if someone had wanted to donate a million dollars to the Progress Fund??

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