This article is part of a proposed series on the recent debates surrounding electoral reform on Prince Edward Island. By: Lucy Morkunas Two Wednesdays ago, Professor MacKinnon started the class, Politics and Government of PEI, by saying that there was […]
By: Via Reyes I lived on campus for the first two years of my UPEI undergrad and I can proudly say it was a couple of the best years of my life. Even though it felt like butterflies were going […]
By: Drew MacEachern I have been with the Cadre for the past three years, and over that time I have been able to see the workings of several different Student Union Councils and Executives. I have said before, and will […]
By: Daniel Brown Just recently, on January 6th, I underwent reconstructive jaw surgery so to render my notably problematic underbite no longer problematic and my notable inability to eat pizza without all the toppings flying everywhere no longer an issue. […]
By: Drew MacEachern This article was originally published Oct. 30th 2014. Some minor edits have been made. Most Canadians do not think about the monarchy. For most it’s a non-entity, not worth discussing. This lack of debate on the monarchy […]
By: Elizabeth Iwunwa In our lives it is important to be strong but it is even more important to be vulnerable. Contrary to popular opinion, vulnerability is not a sign of weakness. Being vulnerable means that we show ourselves as […]
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BmSzUboxHZ4] By Via Reyes I was invited to see the Confederation Centre’s holiday production, Aladdin: Another Fairly Tall Tale, this past Friday and I could not have asked for a better way to spend a study break from finals. Following last year’s holiday production […]
By: Nick Scott Over the past few days there’s been quite a bit of drama surrounding VP of Communication Alex Heighington’s resignation, especially surrounding the whole issue of this anonymous “letter to the editor†and its being deleted by the […]
By: Sarah Crosby “I don’t know how I feel about that†a co-worker remarked to me,  giggling uneasily while reading the Toronto Sun’s recent article on our new Prime Minister’s status as an international heartthrob. Dubbed “#APEChottie†at the recent […]
By: William Beall (Manhattan, New York City, USA) Donald Trump wants a database of Muslims in the United States. He does not “rule out” them being required to carry identification cards. (Yellow stars ring a bell anyone?) He and other […]
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