YEAR IN REVIEW M 
     
    
   
   
    
     As is the custom with most 
     
     organizations on this campus, the 
     
     Cadre got off to a great start. 
     
     Due mostly to the hard work of a 
     
     few individuals, a large number 
     
     of interested people were on 
     
     hand for the formative meetings 
     
     of the '71—'72 edition of the 
     
     Cadre. At these early meetings, 
     
     the fundamental guidelines of the 
     
     newspaper were laid down. First, 
     
     it was decided that the Cadre was 
     
     to be run on a democratic basis, 
     
     each member of the staff having 
     
     a say in deciding every aspect of 
     
     policy. Staff membership was to 
     
     be open to every of the student 
     
     union, as is specified in the 
     
     S.U. constitution. 
     
    

    
     One of the first items that 
     
     came up for consideration was the 
     
     newspaper's relationship with the 
     
     Canadian University Press. Itr 
     
     was felt by some that we should 
     
    

    
     'withdraw from C.U.P. because of 
     
     the cost of membership but it 
     
    

    
     was also pointed out that we could 
     
     take in almost 32,000.00 on na- 
     
     tional advertising through our 
     
     affiliation with this organiza— 
     
     tion. Finally, it was decided to 
     
     remain in C.U.P. but it was hoped 
     
     that C.U.P. news features would 
     
     not be the main supply of Cadre 
     
     material, as it was the previous 
     
     year. Emphasis was to be places 
     
     on local and campus items. With 
     
     the publication of the first is- 
     
     sue, things wsre looking up. 
     
    

    
     However, like everything 
     
     else, Staff members quit for a 
     
     number of reasons —- usually 
     
     lack of enthusiasm or lack of 
     
     time. Others came along to 
     
     take their place but always it 
     
     seemed as if there were only a 
     
     few students on this campus who 
     
     cared about what was going on 
     
     around them. The rest were lost 
     
     in their own little worlds. Many 
     
     were caught up in the academic 
     
     struggle. They were too worried 
     
     about "getting by" or "getting 
     
    

    
     ‘good grades" to realize that 
     
     there is more to life than that. 
     
     Instead of coming to university 
     
     to learn about themselves or 
     
    
   
   
    
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     about other people (to grow - 
     
     emotionally, spiritually, etc.) 
     
     they seem to have come to learn 
     
     about formulii, equations and 
     
     theories. Ask them what they 
     
     think of the,university admin- 
     
     istration, government policies, 
     
     the state of their fellow students 
     
     or of society in general and they 
     
     would give you some personal 
     
     formula, equation er theory. Of 
     
     course this would always be done 
     
     on a high level of disinterest 
     
     and they would only complain about 
     
     something of it personally 
     
     affected them. Ask them to sup— 
     
     port some action to remedy these- 
     
     situations and they would always 
     
     be too busy. So it was that the 
     
     Cadre suffered through this 
     
     plague. 
     
    

    
     Lots of students were content 
     
     to sit back and bitch about their 
     
     powerlessness, the lack of social 
     
     interaction or even about the 
     
     Cadre itself, but do you think 
     
    
   
   
    
     they would ever do anything to 
     
     improve things. Never! 
     
     Of course, there are quite 
     
     a few students who feel that 
     
     they are overburdened with work 
     
     perhaps Justifiably so, and 
     
     there have been a fair number who 
     
     have tried to do something - fi- 
     
     ftysome people have worked on the 
     
     Cadre alone. Next year we hope 
     
     to see more participation in all 
     
     spheres of campus activities, 
     
     even if it is only sitting down 
     
     and writing a letter to the Cadre. 
     
     If you don't like something here, 
     
     it is your duty to do the utmost 
     
     in your power to change it. 
     
     After all, whether you realize it 
     
     or not, everything that happens 
     
     to you while you are attending 
     
     U.P.E.I. affects your future in 
     
     one way or another. So do it!!! 
     
     As the year ends, we would 
     
     just like to say: HERE'S A HAND 
     
     FUR THOSE NHO HELPED US -— AND 
     
     A FINGER FOR THOSE WHO DIDN'T!!! 
     
    
   
   
    
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     nice words 10de 
     
    
   
   
    
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     panegyrie - rd: n hold I ahead 
     
     love yes - pomegranofie 
     
     onfimocossor- cauliflower 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     MEMO TO THE FACULTY 
     
    
   
   
    
     Arrangements have been 
     
     made with CFCY Radio for all 
     
     members of faculty to call into 
     
     the station in case of cancell— 
     
     ation of classes. For example 
     
     if Sociology 221 is cancelled 
     
    
   
   
    
     concerned should give this 
     
    

    
     information. This will bene- 
     
    

    
     fit the students who travels 
     
    

    
     from town only to find that 
     
    

    
     a class has been cancelled. 
     
     Your co—operation will 
     
    

    
     be greatly appreciated. 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
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