By: Rob Thompson [The Cadre recently received a request through email to publish this story publicizing calls for participants for the 2016 Community Theatre Festival. We have decided to do so while, in the interest of transparency, putting this disclaimer.] […]
By: William Beall Dear student, You’re young or old, You’re acing all your courses, Or wondering why the hell you’re even here at all, Perhaps somewhere in between, And I just want you to know, I have a few things […]
By: Aimee Barker [This is part of a new series where some our student nurses on campus will answer any health questions you would like answered. If you have a question you want answered, you can submit it to this […]
By: Nick Scott This is a continuation of an article published yesterday, available here. At this point, you’re probably reading this, thinking that my arguments are as confusing as the conflict itself, raging, “Pick a side, and stop flip-flopping on […]
By: Nick Scott Doubtless by now, most of you reading this will be at least vaguely aware of what’s going on in Syria. Since 2011, a military crackdown on Arab Spring protests in the country have led to a civil […]
By: Esomchukwu Obinna The idea that women might have taken a different, or a more subtle approach, in the history of science is an ambiguous fallacy. Proponents of this fallacy often argue that women possess the natural traits of being nurturing […]
By: Elizabeth Iwunwa If you ever wonder why I hit and miss with clothes sometimes, it isn’t entirely any fault of mine. Have you had any experience with school uniforms? Well throughout primary and high school, I wore those for […]
By: Huiran “Sherry” Yan “Zhong Qiu Jie” is traditional Chinese festival which has the cute English name of Mooncake Day. It is a time for Chinese family members and beloved ones to congregate and enjoy the full moon – an auspicious symbol of […]
By Drew MacEachern Last year, the Supreme Court announced that the laws forbidding physician-assisted suicide were to be struck down. Just this week, the Court refined its decision by specifying that Canadians have a right to physician-assisted suicide. This was […]
By: Daniel Brown It’s been two weeks since classes began at UPEI, and the controversial fence issue remains unchanged. While the Student Union continues to pursue possible solutions, students residing in the upper Queen St. area are still forced to […]
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