Prince Edward Island -- Canada

English teachers protest rating, recommend abolition of 'Matrics' in English. War is over (if he wants it) Hilton fires activists No discipline for faculty members.

Council holds record meet! Students will advise departments, and MacKay walks out of senate.

Special Issue: What is the future of U.P.E.I? Can the proposed $100 raise in tuition and fees be justified? When do we get the provincial student aid?

The University of Prince Edward Island Cadre began publication on October 3, 1969. It was the successor to the Prince of Wales College Times and the St. Dunstan's University Red and White, both of which institutions were amalgamated to form U.P.E.I. in 1969. The Cadre printed U.P.E.I. news and sports, news from other universities and strongly worded articles on current social issues. Photographs were printed in every issue. The Cadre supported student rights, sexual freedom and women's liberation. It attacked capitalism, Christianity and the Canadian university system. Issues of particular concern included unemployment, inflation and the high cost of tuition. The Cadre became less radical and critical towards the end of its publication history. It was succeeded by the UPEI Sun in the fall of 1977.

A coloured photograph depicting the Farmers Bank of Rustico/La Banque de Rustico building.

A coloured photograph depicting Seafarers Haven, Prince Edward Island.

A coloured photograph depicting various individuals among the Big Guns, Camp Brighton, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island.

A coloured photograph depicting a rural scene of Cardiagan, Prince Edward Island.