Welcome, pawns, to an- 
     
     other edition of the 
     
     UPEI PUN (Pawn's Union 
     
     Newspaper). To those 
     
     few native students 
     
    

    
     out there who still 
     
     think that they are in— 
     
     dependant, I bring 
     
     correction, from the 
     
     mouths of. the Infamous 
     
     Four. As you may or may 
     
     not know, the parting 
     
     shot of the PPAG(the 
     
     President's Planning 
     
     Advisory Group, of a 
     
     certain Report fame) 
     
     was delivered to a 
     
     Rotary gathering on 
     
     Monday, November I, 
     
    

    
     and reported in the 
     
     next day's Guardian. 
     
     The Four Lads uttered 
     
     the rather amazing and 
     
     quite insulting assert- 
     
     ion that the students 
     
     had been "pawns" of 
     
     certain nefarious (pro— 
     
     fessors, probably) 
     
     politicking. ‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
     ' Dear Editor: 
     
     Being one of the ap- 
     
     parently small minority 
     
     never to have been a 
     
     STAR WARS fan, I may 
     
     not fully appreciate the 
     
     cleverness of your Rookie 
     
     and his column. However, 
     
     one need not view TV or 
     
     attend the movies to 
     
     know when the pursuit 
     
     of cleverness 
     
     trans-gresses the line 
     
     between humour and good 
     
     taste. The manner of 
     
     the Rookie's introduction 
     
     of the issue of the two 
     
     .5 parent institution of 
     
     UPEI into the present 
     
     controversy does just 
     
     that. Surely good 
     
     taste dictates that this 
     
     particular scar tissue 
     
     remain undisturbed. , It 
     
     could lead to attacking 
     
     people because they came 
     
     from the U of T., or. 
     
     Nebraska. V 
     
     I view this aspect of the 
     
     Rookie's offerings as an 
     
     obsenity lacking in the 
     
     carefree innocense of our 
     
     engineering students' . I 
     
     contributions. Bruyere 
     
     said that "life is a' 
     
     tragedy for those (who feel 
     
     and a comedy for those w 
     
     who think". Reading the 
     
     SUN'S coverage of the 
     
     current upsetment, I am, 
     
     as the old song title 
     
     goes ,laughing with tears 
     
    
   
   
    
       
     
    
   
   
    
     tome, now. When I re—‘ 
     
     port and drew some 
     
    
   
   
    
     was my own doing. 
     
     Wrong! It was those \ 
     
     mad doctors with their 
     
     magic mind-control dé 
     
     vices, reaching into my 
     
     head and changing my 
     
     opinions against my 
     
     will! If you believe 
     
     that, I've got some 
     
     lovely bridges in New 
     
     York you might be in- 
     
     terested in, too. 
     
     C'm‘on, PPAG—give the 
     
     students the same rud- 
     
     imentary credit for 
     
     making up their own 
     
     opinions as the stud 
     
     ents extended to you. 
     
     WE are quite sure that 
     
    
   
   
    
     you wrote the Report a sound? 
     
     1T1 900d faith- Yes, the student would. 
     
     We have our very own We did. 
     
    
   
   
    
     initiative, hopes , 
     
     aspirations , and 
     
    
   
   
    
     ammems 
     
    
   
   
    
     in my eyes. 
     
    
   
   
    
     I don't know the identity 
     
    
   
   
    
     of the Rookie -- and I 
     
     don't really wish to; 
     
     hmever,I am 
     
    

    
     Don Nanetz 
     
    
   
   
    
     School of Business. 
     
    
   
   
    
     Dear Editor: 
     
     I would like to 
     
    
   
   
    
     congratulate you and your 
     
    
   
   
    
     your staff on the fine 
     
     job you are doing 
     
    

    
     ’ this year. This 
     
     years paper is a marked 
     
     improvement over 
     
     other years. I 
     
     eSpecially enjoy 
     
     your excellent 
     
     graphics and would like 
     
     to see more of then 
     
     in the future. I 
     
     realize that it is 
     
     not possible to 
     
     please everybody . 
     
     but you seen to have 
     
     reached a happy 
     
     medium. Keep up 
     
     the good work. 
     
    
   
   
    
     A Faithful Reader. 
     
    
   
   
    
         
     
    
   
   
    
        
     
    
   
   
    
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     I know what happened... Opinions; , . 
     
     Most of the Students \ 
     
     who were at the meet‘ 
     
    
   
   
    
     elementary conclusions" - S and /or were other— 
     
     » from it, I thought it mg 
     
    
   
   
    
     wise vocal had read 
     
     the Report all by 
     
     themselves-and formed 
     
     their very own con— 
     
     clusions, all by than- H 
     
     selves. _ _ 
     
     I realize that this may 
     
     be difficult for a 
     
     professor (confronted 
     
     with row after row of 
     
     blank faces day after 
     
     day, waitning to be 
     
     taught)to realize that 
     
     we can exist without a 
     
     prOf watching over us. 
     
     If a student fell down 
     
     in the middle of the 
     
     lounge, and no profess- 
     
     or was nearby to hear, 
     
     would the student make 
     
    
   
   
    
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     ' The UPEI Sun aims to be an independent news.- 
     
     paper published weekly by the UPEI Student, 
     
     Union. Thejviews expressed. in the Sun are not I 
     
     necessarily those Of the UPEI StIIdent Union, the 
     
     editor, or the collective staff. We reserVe , 
     
     the right to edit material for space or legal 
     
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