Do you have an unsual urge to get printer's ink all over your fingers?

.re ther countless stories you could tell if only you had a ‘ chance?

an you work a stapler? apen? glue? a type a writer or a ruler?

Is there anything you cannot.do?

We have openings on .ur staff for many and uany more people.

People who can write .r draw (graphicS. -ditorial cartoons, hatever), people who make pictures or walks, .ut essentually, people ho want to share with he rest of U.P.E.I. hrough the CADRE.

There are people :round who believe here is a need for an nformed public- both t U.P.E.I. and. in harlottetown. These -eople know that the niversity media sreve n important function 5 the communications ink between the school nd the community. They now that the university edia is in a position 0 approach and whenever cessary attack situat» ons and problems in or .cing society. That ‘ here is a need for nawing attention to or Iarifying various .sues.

We're looking for ose people. But we're ‘so looking for people 0 treat the matter nre simply. people who 11 write straight- -rward informative art les on the various ‘

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happenings around U.P.E I.,on Shinerama,or on registration, or the winter carnival, for example.

Reviews also need doing, books, movies_ records, art exhibits :and theater all have their place in the _ CADRE. But the space

will not be filled un- less the people write the reviews.

There will be a sports page in each 1 issue.WE don't want it to be blank, and people interested in U.P.E.I. sports are being sought.

Politics is of vital importance and interest in most universities.

We are no exception, but although we will print all points of view. we will not write them all. All of which may or

.may not lead to the point that really W3 £2i2£_§!2£rihias we set from you-with a minimum of editing, and with no questions of withholding articles simply because we disagree.

Our door is usually open and someone is us- ually behind it. located in the basement of Mem- orial Hall, the CADRE ‘ office offers a panor- amic view, wall to wall floor and typewriters that are much too quiet now.

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Drop by sometime - even Just to say "hello" and look around. It may be the luckiest thing that ever happened to

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It seems that there have been some very str- ange decisions made by the Athletic Department this year. One of these concerns the budgets of the volleyball teams. An allotment of $1,000 has

been made by the Athletic (Nov. 16-18). It seems Department for volleyball.that one of the coaches

However, it seems that almost all of this money is being spent on the Men's Volleyball Team

while the Women's Volley-

ball Team is being vert- ually ignored from a

financial standpoint. The woman's team has been the

most successful varsity

team on campus this year,

having a record of 20-?

against the only competionthis trip, one wonders

P.E.I. has to offer. Un- fortunately they do not

have enough money to enterCadre, any of the Woman's Inter-

collegiate tournaments. It is too bad that the Athletic Department can- not see its way clear to finance thewoman's team

in at least one intercol-

legiate tournament. For instance, on November 27 th AoWQIcAon Tour- ament is being held at King‘s College and the woman's team may not be able to attend, due to a

lack of funds. Certainly.

in all fairness, the At- hletic Department will do something to rectify this situation, won't they?

, One other issue that has caused quite a bit of muttering amongst

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those those aware of its existence, was the decis- ion concerning "extra" seats on the chartered plane which took our men's hockey, basketball and volleyball teams to New- foundland last weekend

(not mentioning any names) Was allowed to take two of his children along with him on this foray. J At the same‘time, a num- ber of people who have -put in quite a few hours of work with our teams - ‘notably one of the train- ers - were left behind. Since it was the univer- sity that was paying for

why this injustice was allowed to occur. The having heard some talk of this develop- ment, sent one of its roving reporters to the Athletic Department offices to make some in- quiries. We had been in- formed that it was Coach "x" who was taking his kids along. When asked if this was the case or not, we received a very defin- ite: "No: Coach "X' is 7, not taking his children." However, what the Athlet- ic Department failed to tell us was that Coach "Y" was taking his child- ren. Thus it came about that Coach "Y", his children and the Athletic Department lived-happily, ever after. And on some- one else's money, too:

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EMPLOYMENT SEMINAR _ PARTl

A discussion under the

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{No—Snow'Sale

On Ski Equipment

Available At 'THE BIKE SHOP AND SPORTS;LODGE LTD.

63 UNIVERSITY AVENUE CHARLOTTETOWN,

leadership of Dr.Regis Duffy, Dean of Science, and Maurice MacIntyre,

building Teus. Nov.l6 at 6:00pm

ing was disappointingly small, but this can be attributed at least in part, to the-particular time of the discussion

. and the blustery weather. Various employment alter

natives were discussed.

Student Placement Officer was held at the New Annex

The turnout for the meet

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Recreation Rink: Skating Tusday 2:00pm

Wednesday 2:00pm

Thursday §:00pm (mixed)

ym Volleyball Tues. 9:00Dm Badmintion Thurs 8:30 pm Table Tennis Mon 9:30pm

Thurs 9 : 30pm

Fencing Tues 5:30pm Judo Mon 6:00pm Wed 6:00pm Sun 1:30pm

These include jobs re— quiring a certain amount of specialization, such as mathematics, economics and computer science, as well as the posSibility of going into such fields assecretarial work,or continuing on to graduate school.

It was emphasized that students who expect to be doing something in particular at this time next year must be— gin now to apply for

.jobs or to fill in ap—

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plications for graduate schools.

1 CADRE POWER!!!

A) GEORGE KEY RESIGNS. B) MAYOR CORRIGAN SUG- GESTS ABOEITIDN OF TWO-PARTY SYSTEM (C) STUDENTS SAY "NO" TO CHARLOTTETOWN FORUM (696 - 92)

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