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     To: Richard d'Brien PAmgz 
     
    
   
   
    
     RE: Soap Box 
     
     Dear Richard: 
     
    
   
   
    
     With reference to 
     
     your article in last 
     
     week's "Cadre", I Would 
     
     like to make some com— 
     
     ments. To begin, I 
     
     share your sentiments 
     
     and frustration com- 
     
     pletely. I, too, 
     
     have experienced diffi- 
     
     culty in, and out, of' 
     
     the classroom with 
     
     students who will not 
     
     can not express thier. 
     
     own news on relevant 
     
     issues. Unforgiveably 
     
     perhaps, I experienced 
     
     a "give up" attitude, 
     
     and thought perhaps I 
     
     should make the best 
     
     of my university ex- 
     
     perience without their 
     
     verbal participation. 
     
     But it occured to me 
     
     that to take the easy 
     
     way out was not only 
     
     unjust to myself, but 
     
    
   
   
    
     to the other students 
     
     as well. What to do? 
     
     Honestly, I do not 
     
     know. For I learned 
     
     that the harder you 
     
     push them to contri- 
     
     bute their thoughts, 
     
     the more decisively 
     
     they remain silent. 
     
    

    
     It is really not 
     
     surprising: for th- 
     
     roughout their life 
     
     they have had their 
     
     thinking done for them, 
     
     especially by their 
     
     parents and teachers. 
     
     To expect them now to 
     
     suddenly develop the 
     
     courage to venture on 
     
     opinion is unrealistic: 
     
     however, when they 
     
     graduate from university 
     
     with their prize- the 
     
     degree- they will be 
     
     called upon by their 
     
     parents, former teac- 
     
     hers, and superior, 
     
     to contribute intell- 
     
     igently and respon- 
     
     sibly. What will hap- 
     
     pen to them then? II 
     
     shudder to think} 
     
    

    
     Unfortunately, one 
     
     of the characteristics 
     
     of growth is their in- 
     
    
   
   
    
     ability to forsee the 
     
    
   
   
    
     ,Iuture. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     Your cries for re— 
     
     orm Richard, as just 
     
    
   
   
    
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     varsity Students 
     
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     Dear Sir, 
     
    

    
     Your CADRE is nothing 
     
     but a farce. In recent 
     
     articles in this paper, you 
     
     have allowed various per- 
     
     sons to voice their own 
     
     personal beefs. This is 
     
     fine, but we must remem— 
     
     ber that the CADRE is read 
     
     not only by students and 
     
     personnel within the uni- 
     
     versity, but also by some 
     
     people outside as well who 
     
     may be a little concerned. 
     
     In many cases the language 
     
     used by these people is 
     
     what one mi;ht onl read on 
     
    
   
   
    
     bathroom walls. However, 
     
    
   
   
    
     they are not at fault, you 
     
     and your staff are for 
     
     allowing this to be print- 
     
     ed. Also, those poems that 
     
     appear in your paper are 
     
     something else. Poems? That 
     
     That's a laugh. I've read 
     
     better poems on the bath- 
     
     room walls! While I'm on I 
     
     the subject, here's a 
     
     little poem of my own. 
     
    

    
     (I'm no genius, but I think 
     
     it will make my point.) 
     
    
   
   
    
     In silent rage,I tear page 
     
     ’ after page 
     
     This paper bought with good 
     
     cash. 
     
     It's sad to admit, it's 
     
     worth not a_bit 
     
     Your Cadre belongs in the 
     
     trash. _\ 
     
    
   
   
    
     Very Sincerely, 
     
     A.D. 
     
    
   
   
    
     foreign stu dents 
     
    
   
   
    
     The first meeting of 
     
     the International Stud— 
     
     ents Association was held 
     
     on Tuesday, Oct. 24th in 
     
     the day student's lounge 
     
     in Bernadine Hall. Father 
     
     Charles MacDonald was the 
     
     guest speaker and he gave 
     
     a short talk on the 
     
     Dominion Republic, where 
     
     he had resided while on a 
     
     one year sabatical leave. 
     
    

    
     Elections were held 
     
     for new executive officers 
     
     and Peter Thomas was re- 
     
     elected President; Warren 
     
    
   
   
    
     Yew, Vice President;Pat 
     
     Kartick, Secretary; and 
     
     Joyce Dixon, Committee 
     
     Member. This club is 
     
     sponsored by the inter— 
     
     national students and each 
     
    
   
   
    
     time it meets..usually a 
     
     guest speaker 15 1nv1ted 
     
    
   
   
    
     who has lived or visited 
     
     in another country - 
     
    

    
     so that he could share 
     
    

    
     his experiences with us. 
     
     So if you are interested 
     
     in learning more about 
     
     different countries, why 
     
     not come and join us some— 
     
    
   
   
    
     , time? 
     
    
   
   
    
     as they may be, fall 
     
     upon deaf ears. You 
     
     represent a threat to 
     
     them, and, as is char- 
     
     acteristic of our age, 
     
     that which is threat— 
     
     ening is either elim— 
     
     inated by force, or is 
     
     fled from? 
     
     if ever faced! 
     
    

    
     I do not feel the 
     
     faculty can be held to 
     
     blame in this matter - 
     
     only the responsible 
     
     are blameworthy. Anti- 
     
     intellectualism is al- 
     
     most universal on cam- 
     
     pus - I say almost, for 
     
     there are a few excep— 
     
     tions whose attitude 
     
     with regards to this 
     
     matter, is not unlike 
     
     our owno They, it 
     
     seems, are forced to 
     
     either mingle among 
     
     themselves or, fade 
     
     into the meaningless, 
     
     faceless crowd. 
     
    
   
   
    
     ‘-___ 
     
    
   
   
    
     IPersonal to Vinoo Edrich 
     
     IVincente BudIam: 
     
    

    
     I If you had a thought, 
     
     , it would die of loneliness 
     
    
   
   
    
     it is seldom= 
     
    
   
   
    
     I do not forsee in 
     
     the immediate future, 
     
     a society so structured 
     
     .with an enriched cul- 
     
     ture, where matters of 
     
     the mind and spirit 
     
     take precedence over 
     
     the desires of the 
     
     body. Our scientific 
     
     and technological 
     
     "know how" has the 
     
     potential for giving us 
     
     extreme pleasure: and 
     
     only the mature, learned 
     
     and wise can reject this 
     
     in favor of that which 
     
     is higher. Our society 
     
     at present is absolutely 
     
     incapable of choosing an 
     
     intelligent alternative 
     
     to what now prevails. 
     
     we have pampered our- 
     
     selves so much we are 
     
     beginning to behave 
     
     like the spoiled child, 
     
     and like the spoiled 
     
     child, we shall react 
     
     to the responsibility 
     
     of facing the future 
     
     by running away. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Yours, 
     
     Stan Dalton