THE CADRE JANUARY 19, 1973 PAGE 4 
     
    
   
   
    
     Do You want 3 Pass P ' 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Pass or no pass? That A pass will insure 
     
     is the question that faces that the holder would not 
     
     the Carnival Committee. It have to worry about budget- 
     
     is this problem that we now ing his money to insure his 
     
     present to the students. ability to attend the eve? 
     
     These are the altern— ' nts at the end of the car: 
     
     atives: there could be a nival. A pass would also 
     
     pass, which would cost ap— ensure that if the holder 
     
     proximately $7; or tickets arrived early enough, his E 
     
     could be sold for the in— entry to the event would 
     
     dividual events, which wo— 'be guarenteed. 
     
     uld cost a total of about The second alternative 
     
     $8 (both these choices ex— is to sell no passes and 
     
     clude the ball). give everyone an equal ch- 
     
     We would be able to ance at getting into the 
     
     sell a maximum of 500 pas- events. , 
     
     ses, space being what it ‘ If you as a student, 
     
     is. This leaves a thous- V and hopefully a particip— ’ 
     
     and members of the univer~ ant in the Winter Carnival 
     
     sity community without a have any strong views pro 
     
     Chance to PurChase 3 Pass- or con these arguments,then 
     
     At the different events, drop down t9 the SU office “\\nuld )nu hlu- In knnu “h; ldun'l PH.“ laws?“ 
     
     tickets will also be sold in the basement of Memorial , 
     
     at the (icon If she number Hall and tellwus what they r _ 
     
     Of People at a PartiCU1ar are. If you fail to con- 
     
     event reaches the maximum, ‘ tact us then the Student 
     
     then DC Other StUdentS,in‘ Union Executive and the Wi— _ 
     
     ClUding Pass h°1der5 Will nter Carnival Committee J '    \ 
     
     be allowed into the event- will make the decision. Af- 0 I n n , ‘ 
     
     If passes are sold, the in— ter that don't bother to -_J 
     
     dividual ticket prices ch— brim u an com laints to .  B t S  
     
     arged at the door will be us bicagse 3776111th put it  S   
     
    
   
   
    
     greater than the cost of bluntly, "Will th be int- 
     
    
   
   
    
     entry by means of a pass. 77 erested."   ,i  C  s 
     
    
   
   
    
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