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      Dear
      Editor,
     
    
   
   
    
     
      I
      have
      a
      complaint.
      For
      years
      I
     
     
      ve
      been
      a
      fan
      of
      Subway.
      Lately,
     
     
      wever,
      I
      have
      become
      frustrated
      _
     
     
      th
      them.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      In
      September
      I
      received,
      along
     
     
      th
      hundreds
      of
      fellow
      students,
      a
     
     
      dent
      saver
      card
      from
      the
      Univer-
     
     
      y.
      I
      was
      pleasantly
      surprised
      to
      see
     
     
      15
      percent
      discount
      on
      all
      Subway
     
     
      tchases.
      Unfortunately,
      after
      no
     
     
      ore
      than
      a
      month
      had
      passed,
     
     
      bsters
      appeared
      all
      over
      campus
     
     
      nouncing
      a
      change
      to
      the
      Subway
     
     
      pal.
      It
      read:
      ‘‘a
      free
      pop
      and
      cookie
     
     
      ith
      the
      purchase
      of
      any
      sub.”’
      It
     
     
      ent
      on
      to
      apologize
      for
      the
      incon-
     
     
      enience
      caused
      by
      the
      change.
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
      _
      this
      out,
      I
      was
      still
      turned
      away.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      I
      was
      not
      too
      dismayed
      by
      the
     
     
      change
      because
      it
      was
      still
      a
      good
     
     
      deal.
      When
      I
      went
      to
      Subway
      for
     
     
      lunch
      a
      couple
      of
      days
      ago,
      however,
      «
     
     
      I
      was
      informed
      that
      the
      deal
      was
      only
      $
     
     
      good
      for
      a
      foot
      long
      sub.
      The
      posters®
     
     
      stated
      ‘‘any
      sub’’,
      but
      when
      I
      pointede
     
    
   
   
    
     
      I
      would
      think
      that
      University
     
     
      students
      make
      up
      a
      large
      percentage
     
     
      of
      Subway’s
      business.
      If
      this
      is
      so,
     
     
      perhaps
      they
      should
      reevaluate
      their
     
     
      marketing
      methods.
      Students
      do
      not
     
     
      have
      enough
      time
      to
      deal
      with
      false
     
     
      advertising.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Frustrated
      and
      angry,
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Kelly
      Robinson
     
    
   
   
    
     
      UPEI
      Student
      Union
     
    
   
   
    
     
      By-Election
     
    
   
   
    
     
        
     
    
   
   
    
     
      by
      Tom
      Bevridge
     
    
   
   
    
     
      This
      piece
      is
      being
      written
      prior
      to
     
    

    
     
      1y
      results
      from
      the
      election,
      but
      some
      note
     
     
      ould
      be
      made
      of
      this
      event
      taking
      place
      on
     
     
      impus.
      Nominations
      for
      the
      Student
      Union
     
     
      y-election
      opened
      on
      the
      2nd
      of
      October
     
    

    
     
      id
      closed
      on
      the
      17
      of
      this
      month.
      At
      that
     
     
      me,
      there
      was
      a
      meeting
      of
      the
      candidates
     
     
      the
      barn,
      with
      one
      person
      for
      Education
     
     
      ep,
      one
      person
      for
      First
      Year
      Rep,
      and
      two
     
     
      indidates
      for
      the
      two
      Senate
      Rep
      position.
     
     
      arring
      any
      misunderstanding
      of
      the
      voting
     
     
      ocedures,
      these
      positions
      should
      be
      filled
     
     
      y
      acclamation.
      The
      real
      contests
      are
      for
     
     
      e
      positions
      of
      Science
      Rep
      and
     
     
      mbudsperson.
      There
      was
      enough
      interest
     
     
      find
      three
      candidates
      for
      Science
      Rep
      and
     
     
      vo
      people
      for
      Ombudsperson.
      An
      interest-
     
     
      g
      point
      to
      this
      by-election
      --
      the
     
     
      mbudsperson
      position
      has
      not
      been
      filled
     
     
      UPEI
      for
      four
      years
      now.
      It
      is
      great
      to
     
     
      some
      real
      interest
      in
      a
      position
      that
      is
     
     
      pposed
      to
      speak
      up
      for
      the
      interests
      of
     
     
      udents.
      This
      interest
      does
      not
      extend
      to
     
     
      e
      Arts
      faculty
      though,
      as
      there
      was
      one
     
    
   
   
    
     
      who
      wanted
      to
      offer
      their
      name
      to
      represent
     
     
      them
      and
      fill
      the
      vacant
      Arts
      Rep
      seat
      on
      the
     
     
      Student
      Union.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      A
      frustrating
      note
      to
      this
      election
      is
     
     
      the
      apparent
      student
      apathy.
      There
      seemed
     
     
      to
      be
      no
      interest
      from
      the
      student
      body
      that
     
     
      was
      present
      in
      the
      Pit
      during
      the
      Student
     
     
      Union’s
      General
      Assembly
      and
      Candidates
     
     
      speeches.
      This
      disinterest
      may
      make
      it
      hard
     
     
      for
      the
      Executive
      and
      Student
      reps
      to
      know
     
     
      what
      the
      students
      want,
      or
      how
      they
      feel
     
     
      over
      certain
      issues.
      When
      the
      floor
      was
     
     
      opened
      for
      a
      question
      and
      answer
      period,
     
     
      only
      one
      student
      came
      forward,
      and
      he
      was
     
     
      a
      candidate
      running
      in
      the
      by-election.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Advanced
      voting
      was
      held
      in
      the
     
     
      Breezeway
      of
      Robertson
      Library
      on
      October
     
     
      23
      and
      24
      from
      4:00
      pm
      to
      9:00
      pm.
      Regu-
     
     
      lar
      voting
      took
      place
      on
      October
      25
      and
      26
     
     
      from
      9:00
      to
      5:00
      pm.
      Since
      I
      do
      not
      know
     
     
      how
      the
      vote
      turnout
      was,
      or
      who
      won,
      I
     
     
      congratulate
      the
      efforts
      to
      all
      the
      candidates.
     
     
      To
      those
      who
      were
      not
      able
      to
      fill
      a
      position
     
     
      during
      this
      by-election,
      there
      will
      be
      another
     
     
      chance
      in
      the
      General
      Election
      this
      spring.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Dear
      Mr.
      Peric
     
    
   
   
    
     
      I
      might
      respond
      to
      you
      editorial
     
     
      on
      ‘‘Free
      Speech
      and
      Roseanne
     
     
      Skoke’’
      by
      saying
      that
      it
      reflects
      a
      poor
     
     
      understanding
      of
      the
      concepts
      of
      rights
     
     
      and
      freedoms
      and
      is
      based
      on
      shallow
     
     
      and
      faulty
      reasoning.
      You
      might,
      then,
     
     
      respond
      by
      marshalling
      better
      or
      more
     
     
      evidence
      and
      different
      arguments.
      Or,
     
     
      you
      might
      respond
      by
      pointing
      out
      that
     
     
      I
      am
      a
      pompous
      over-educated
      denizen
     
     
      of
      an
      ivory
      tower
      whose
      point
      of
      view
     
     
      is
      irrelevant.
      I
      might
      then
      gather
     
     
      outside
      your
      offices
      with
      a
      number
      of
     
     
      like-minded
      faculty
      members
      to
      protest
     
     
      your
      attitudes
      toward
      our
      hard-pressed
     
    
   
   
    
     
      group.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      If
      such
      an
      exchange
      were
      to
      take
     
     
      place,
      neither
      of
      us
      would
      in
      any
      way
     
     
      be
      trying
      to
      limit
      the
      other’s
      freedom
      of
     
     
      expression,
      although
      we
      might
      be
     
     
      acting
      rudely
      and
      one
      of
      us
      might
      be
     
     
      using
      illlegitimate
      ad
      hominem
      argu-
     
     
      ment.
      We
      would,
      in
      fact,
      be
      engaging
     
     
      in
      exactly
      the
      type
      of
      exchange
      of
     
     
      views
      made
      possible
      in
      a
      liberal
      de-
     
     
      mocracy
      by
      the
      guarantee
      of
      the
      free-
     
     
      dom
      of
      expression
      and
      association.
      The
     
    
   
   
    
     
      person
      who
      denies
      us
      the
      right
      to
     
     
      engage
      in
      this
      type
      of
      exchange
      of
     
     
      opinions,
      no
      matter
      how
      divisive
      the
     
     
      issue
      or
      how
      rude
      the
      exchanges,
      is
      the
     
     
      person
      who
      wants
      to
      limit
      these
      valu-
     
     
      able
      rights
      and
      freedoms.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      The
      good
      things
      at
      stake
      in
      the
     
     
      case
      of
      Roseanne
      Skoke’s
      opinion
      and
     
     
      others
      reactions
      to
      those
      opinions
      are
     
     
      not
      rights
      and
      freedoms.
      What
      is
      at
     
     
      stake
      are
      the
      attitudes
      necessary
      for
      a
     
     
      healthy
      and
      stable
      liberal
      democracy.
     
     
      One
      such
      attitude
      is
      tolerance
      of
      differ-
     
     
      ences
      among
      people
      and
      of
      views
      other
     
     
      than
      one’s
      own.
      Another
      is
      a
      willing-
     
     
      ness
      to
      understand
      the
      facts
      and
      issues
     
     
      about
      public
      policy
      before
      trying
      to
     
     
      influence
      that
      policy.
      Both
      tolerance
     
     
      and
      understanding
      seem
      to
      be
      in
      short
     
     
      supply
      in
      Canada
      right
      now,
      exactly
     
     
      when
      we
      appear
      to
      need
      them
      more
     
     
      than
      ever.
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Sincerely,
     
     
      John
      Crossley,
     
    
   
   
    
     
      Associate
      Professor,
      Political
     
     
      Studies
     
    
   
   
    
     
       
     
    
   
   
    
     
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