By: Samuel Midkiff Photo by: Centre for Research Evidence on Security Threats (CREST) It’s a plague that has devastated the American political scene, and one that is creeping into our federal and provincial politics: hyper-partisanship. It’s the political disease in which politicians […]
By: The Cadre Editorial Board Before reading our report cards, check out our rubric here. Looking for another report card? Find them here: President (here), Vice President Finance (here), and Vice President Student Life (here). Emma Drake Grade: A This year’s […]
By: Allison O’Brien The Fox and Crow’s peppermint mocha versus Tim Horton’s candy cane mocha. (Allison O’Brien) It feels like just days since I reviewed the Tim Hortons and Fox and Crow PSL. That was back in October, when I […]
By: Tony Davis You know how modern medicine has pretty much eliminated a handful of horrible illnesses with vaccines? Immunization is the reason smallpox has been wiped off the planet. Measles and whooping cough have taken a beating, along with diphtheria, an […]
By: Allison O’Brien In Atlantic Canada, several universities such as Dalhousie, Saint Mary’s University, the University of New Brunswick, Acadia, Mount Saint Vincent University, and St. Thomas University have all adopted the Fall Reading Week. The concept isn’t currently being […]
By: Lyndsay Charlton There is a problem in Prince Edward Island that often goes unseen. It may start modestly like waking up at noon to avoid breakfast, and then it turns into missing meals altogether. Food insecurity is something that […]
By: Colton Profitt Here’s the thing. The common belief that “nursing students just don’t care,” which I myself have fallen victim to saying, can not be anything further from the truth. This letter will hopefully help shift your mindset to […]
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 […]
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