Senior Class Re" ’ 1" H ' "77“l ‘ , , , . P-Ol' ~., GGVGII Ill. . . . actual,” ' to be held Thursday Feb 3/77-

Th: Grid dance will at 5:45 PM in the Panther ‘ be held Friday March 18 Lounge at this meeting aﬁd is SponSored by our final plans for Senior Day Class AS in an other of Carnival as well as event‘like this 3e need’ Co—Ed will be made as well HELP ' as other business of the

If youare interested Clasi' ' ‘ . in helping us with these ; I you have any guestlons’ please contact a member comments or suggeStlons' of the Executive and let about Senior Class activit— them know we don't iike ies please do not hesitate , harping at the sla'hé‘péop'le ‘ t°'€°n‘fact.@ membﬁrﬂf for everything: so any ﬂew executive. If writing send helpers would ge most in care of Student Union‘ walcome’ . Officirust ever one ‘11

As you read this article Show u -at.the garatzz the Carnival Ball. This the Marathon Dance is going (if on: to wat h) dn .11 involves a lot of work on. It runs from Thursday ~ y c an W1 most of which happens on Jan 27 noon'to Friday athon Dance there Will be attend thevpatty after. Also the day of the dance ‘ Jan.28 at 6-PM: The re_‘ . {a Senior ClassnParty start— st?lease don t ﬁgfgét the meet” when the Confederati‘e‘sh ~ gi‘s’tjrationbtr'd?this‘é'ﬁﬁaingfu{Sq nine???- 9 PM at ghgwede-‘P iéiigfﬁﬁMThuresedan TEEN 77 at Centre must be dece has been poorer than'an—” eratlon,°f Labour Haii' e ’UVH' '“ ' " > ‘

All Seniors and guests Kevin Newman—Pres.

run small errands. We have some people lined

up to work but need more. It's not too late to get out and help. Drop down

to the Panther Lounge and at least support thexdance by being a spectator no matter what time it.is. Imagine yourself dancing for 10, 20, or 30 hours

and how happy you wOuldi .he to see company, This dance should.be the . biggets fund raiser of the~

0n Jan.13/77 there was

a general meeting of the ' Senior Class. The turnout

was VERY dissapointing as only 14 people show- ed up. The meeting did go on though and a few decisions were reached. The Executive finds it very difficult to get things done as help and support on these activities is very minimalh

In case you are not aware, we (Class of '77) are sponsoring one day at Winter Carnival and the big event of our day is

year for us and the

benefits will go to

YOU and YOU and‘YOU. Following the Mar-

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orated. In addition, ticipated, however those

on that day there are participating will certainly are Walcome and We WOUId Mar?91la ArsenaU1t‘

other activities which have fun. Again we are like to see YOU there. «Vice—Pres

need planning and also forced with finding People I The next general meet— Betty Grahame Sec. ting of the Class of '77 is Treasurer

people to see that these to act as judges and to

Dear Cadre?

Is there something y01

do or don't like on ' _ campuSZThis is the place to complain or encour- _ age.All submissions very much welcomed.

pictures for hal-geofgra

' semester? Itkseemauto me; it

’3 that this moneykﬁpuld beijq4T Better spent Karim book committee had it and bought their photographs, which are rightly supposed

:‘tocbe supplied by the Photo Club, from private sources:

example of injustic suf~l

3 fered by university'

'feel sad at ggéingeae19ﬂifm C‘students. A large number

iremarkable'programirun “2’”7' of Students were left st-

ioff without a hitch . ending outside the door while inside were non-

:and without his ter— . ribly important clerical ‘Students who had gained ' “ ' admittance on the virtue

Ziezigfe bging needed.‘ of an athletic pass so The Atlantic region— 4 . geneIOUSIY diSEribFeg. 7 as Was done last yearh$ Ina 3 al Newman Conferenceu' ' ‘lsby.the gym dir€9t9f§é5‘9ﬂh“hpmptyis way ChguﬁgﬁrbOOk;ﬁﬂmmn a was by students for After Paying $29’; L:::If;‘itfee Willaét 1§§$§fhEYQQL33; students. It dealt-with a -c"+athletic fee éaéhlstudént“ ‘v pietures to fewer sthe isle-1'; ;- ~ year. — xw

stand his job properly, Jawehaplain’couig almost

Dear Mr. Editor, This seems like a

cheapie way of look-

ing after my correspon— ‘ dence but I know that all ‘my pen-pals read the Cadre. Besides, what I want to say here should be said before the

whole university community .

This past week—end saw the Newman crew here at UPEI host what was a most remarkable meeting of students from all across the Atlantic Provinces. May— be, one of the UPEI group will report the event in this issue; I'm not sure. In any event, all I want to do here is thank sincerely all of the people involved in making the week—end the success it was. A great deal of work went into the pre- paring of our program.

' Many thanks, the, to the members of the Program Committee whom I shall nOt list by name here.

A great deal more work want into the preparations for and the carrying

out of the program.

Many thanks, then, to

our food people, our entertainment people,

our speakers, our mu— sicians, our technicians

and on; cleaneruppers. If he didn't under-

theme'which.one.would harldy think would bring students all the way from St. John's —-"Faith on Campus". Take it from

a hardened conference—goer, it was a smashing suceess thank, Mr.,Editor, to

those hard—working people whom I wish to address through you. This might ~ sound like a bit of horn— tooting but all of those in- volved in the Conference have shown the other Maritime universities and (one half—hour later) MUN andeCRC in Newfoundland, that UPEI ers can deliver the goods.

And all of UPEI should know it. :

Finally, a thanks to out President who kindly took time out to welcome our guests. Thanks also to Brian and his helpers of Beaver Foods. Thanks to the Students Union who made the Barn available. And thanks to you, Mr. Editor, for printing such a long letter.

Sincerely, Fr. Bren Megannety, Chaplaincy, UPEI

To the Cadre:

The basketball game of Saturday past against Acadia proved to be~a sorry

is supposedly entitlrd to free use of all gym faCil— ities. In many cases how— evér, this right is used only to the extent of watching basketball games in the gym. Once again advance ticketswere‘ avail— able from the control room, but how manystu— dents were aware of this? One can only hope with the expected crowd for the game Friday night against St.F.X. , the majority

of the specators will be U.P.E.I. students. I would

non—students. . Bathinhléshsma AI'JS‘éi'E'ChﬁRESEa

NE‘éﬂ‘ Mﬁiihll Dear Cadre, Your article on the

v UPEI Photo Club greatly

intrigued me. The Photo Club to this date has not accomplished a thing. In conversation with the president of the club I discuSsed that this is. due to the budget not being passed. He as well as the Cadre says that the budget will be dis— cussed at the next Student Council meeting.

Is a budget of $1,618. 95 really necessary to take

also ‘rudness of some of the l

7 Evelyn Lawrence Letter to Cadre For months we've been

'hearing about the "crises"

our student union has been facing. We've heard nu— merous complaints about the general apathy of our stud— ent body. Few of us can see past our small uni— versity campus. As we pour back the beer how may times does the thought of our endangered ecology enter our minds? Better ‘yet, how often do our Congresgirepresentatives - hear our voice? We can't really care about starv— ing children in some un— heard of land, we have enough pn our minds with the poor quality food we are being served at the cafeteria. Haven't we heard this all before? The only time we complain about the steadily increas— ing crime rate is when, our beer gets stolen. from the refrigerator. I, being more than guilty, am going to sit down and wrote a letter, two if I have to. Not only be- cause these problems hit home, but also because I'm beginning to see further then our small "society" at UPEI.