our comment

A couple of weeks ago I listened to CIMN's Talk of the Campus host, Maurice Rogerson, delivered a long mono- logue on the so—called 'apathy ' of students. It was partly from the despair of having not Talk to Host, thus Maurice had to ramble on about some— thing (even if it was

nothing); at which he showed.

great skill. (Truthfully, I admire Maurice's

mastery of wordage and would

encourage readers to tune in to Talk of the Campus every Thursday at 4:30 ) Any way, Maurice seemed

to be saying that students should get more involved in their student union because if they don't,

a small number of persons,

especially the union executive, are going to

run everything and rightly so. Also, if there are not enough people,in—r volved in union activities, those activities cannot

be completely success-

ful. Maurice, also tried insults to encourage involvement, but I'm

sure these were only

another product of de- spair.

Actually, I can sympathise

with all of you pathetic slackers who like to jump onxthe wagon without giving any push. Pig 'N' whistles are great, reading The Cadre is great, but you dont have time to help

out, right, too much studying to do and TV

to watch. If that's

NATIONAL STUDENT DAY

N.S.D.which toox place on Tues. Nov. 9,]976,and was recognized by our Student Union, was not to easy to be seen. Plans to visit local High Schools, fell through as the schools de— cided not to have student representives from the university go to speak to their senior students.

Nothing was done on campus,

for N.S.D.,.not that any

of the 'involved students' of U.P.E.I. -WOuld have cared abOut. Also, to add to the fall of celebrations there was nothing writtenor published in any of the local papers, 3 job our "Illustrious" Offmcer could have taken care of. Mind you, there was little doneby the

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Movies Too Good To Miss

Dear Cadre ‘

This is just a friendly

reminder to all you students who are interested in keepingcthe UPEI Movie

Club There will be full length color movie offered

every Sunday night in Duffy at 8:30 during the school year. will also be offered 13eriod-

a going concern.

Double bills

ically. So far, the

Movie Club has been having ting students to come. The films planned are really great, the sound system is better, and

a hard time get—

a refreshment stand has been set up for your con— venience, so make use of it. What better way can be found to pass a Sunday nite? Everyone is welcome so bring a friend, we don't even check for I.D.'s If there are any comments or suggestions just direct thnm to us or through the Student Union.

Andy Gallant

Garth Reeves

The movie Sunday nite will be: AMERICAN GRAFFITI tWo shows 7.00&9:15p.m.

Communication:

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not the case, but you're shy; please don't be; committees and clubs

x.» S; I.

sat

are a great way to meet

new friends; the main purpose of these committees . (for example, CIMN, The Cadre, Student Council) should be, and is, to provide enjoyment and satisfaction to the participants. The main» purpose is not to provide

a service, as most service-users expect.

After all, the services system is bad enough out there in_the crazy rat- .race. and here at university, most people

on committees are students and can't be volunteers full-time. So they have \ g to enjoy what they're doing" or if not I think they should stop doing it.

Tony Reddin

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Committee for National Student Day either, but it

a little difficult, with all the "Enthusiasm" on Campus— The Comr ttee was given the job of organizing the,visi£s to the high schools and, since the high schools didn't want them, there was nothing they could do. Or was there??? Their job was not made very

clear to them. Caroline Hill

fan mail

Chartered Accountants Club of UPEI .

Box 189—Blanchard Hall

Charlottetown PEI

Area Code unknown

(Right beside the A&W )

The Editors of the Cadre

The Basement of Memorial Hall (Right beside Derek Key's Office Not the lounge, but the other way) .

No known Box Number or area code (But I once noticed a mail box in which mail was placed)

To whom it may concern (we, sorry for the we in the wrong place but y0u see our secretary, who did not pass secretarial science, fre— _quently makes many spelling mistakes as well as many mistakes in grmatical ( double oops) (sorry double ” isspelt with a "u") (opps again, isspelt is really two words, usually spelt Is spelt) (mistakes. please) Opps, loSt my place) struc— ture. Please excuse her because she did not come from V a broken home nor was she unloved. It was just that....Back to the letter We , the members of the chartered accountants club

of UPEI, extend to you, the editors of UPEI's mono—_

'. club of UPEI.

polistic paper the Cadre, our thanks, especially to you advertising staff's inclusion of exciting and dynamic

'Chartered Accountant no-

tices for employment, which gave a realistic account

of the life of an average Chartered Accountant, also called a C.A. However these notices were lacking in

you most recent issue of

the publically owned mono— polistic jounal called the »Cadre. This noticiable de— ficiency was picked up by {he keen and observant eyes of each and every member I of the Chartered accountants This was taken as.a direct insult}

by our club members. V

We thoroughly enjoyed your October 28 issue of the Cadre where you, the editors of' the Cadre, saw to it that the Cadre include not one

fexciting and dynamic

notice for employment but two dynamic and thoroughlli (oops, sorry for that spell- ing mistake. I was doing

so well. How will i keep my job. I can't even boil water. I will never be able to, back to the letter). We hope that in

future you will consider in— cluding more of these exciting and dynamic notices for the empolymnet (opps, sorry for the spelling) of ' chartered accountants.

Yors (opps)truely

The chartered account— ants club of UPEI.

P.S. We expect this corres-_

pondance to be printed 1n its entireity (I think

’ opps) or further corresp—

dance will be fiorthcoming. P.P.S. Those interested in

receiving more info. write Box 189 , Blanchard Hall,

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