By: Tony Davis While working for a local paper on an internship this summer, I sat in a room amongst citizens concerned their hospital had been repeatedly shut down, requiring them to drive an hour or more for adequate emergency […]
By: Chelsea Perry Ah, the long anticipated day has arrived. The prohibition has ended. Belvedere Ave. is backed up with eager buyers. Canadians are friendlier than ever before. #LegalizationDay is trending on Twitter, and apparently so is #CDay. (Who thought […]
By: Ann Harvey Ann is an English literature student at UPEI with over thirty years of experience in journalism. Her column, At UPEI, addresses several topics related to UPEI. Recently, a friend, a mature student, told me a young woman had […]
By: John Ployer Editor’s Note: John Ployer is the business manager of The Cadre and the Vice President Finance and Administration of the UPEISU. Ployer was invited by The Cadre to write this article, however, we wish to remind readers that […]
By: Ann Harvey Ann is an English literature student at UPEI with over thirty years of experience in journalism. Her column, At UPEI, will address several topics related to UPEI. Children watch all things, Zen masters always in now, Joyfully content. […]
By: Allison O’Brien Today is October 1, otherwise known as National Pumpkin Spice Day. Take a look around you. How many people do you see wearing blankets as scarves? How many people have you heard mention that the sun is […]
From what I understand, the Student Union is meant as a body to represent the students before the university’s chairs of departments as well as the president. As such, I would like to lodge a complaint that hopefully the Student […]
By: Allison O’Brien Supreme court nominee Brett Kavanaugh will go before the Senate judiciary committee on September 24 to testify that he is innocent amidst an accusation of sexual assault. The Facts The claim comes from Christine Blasey Ford, an […]
By: Allison O’Brien When I was a first year student, I often went months at a time without checking my bank account. I was scared to look at the money that I was spending and the debt that I was […]
By: Chelsea Perry Consent. A small word, yet one that carries so much weight that the UPEISU dedicates a whole week to it. Entire organizations are established on it. Our daily interactions, our relationships, our jobs, our studies, and our […]
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