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10% Discount to Faculty and Students 2 10% Discount to Faculty and Students "aVCOCK PTICAL 1327 BROADa ST. PHONE 384-7Ul' SALES & SERVICE I Multi-color Tan Leathers. only $20.99 * CAMERAS ACCESSORIES DARKROOM 1324 Douglas St. C.O.D. orders accepted. Credit and Charaex- cards BOOKS - SERVICE Victoria, B.C. honored Open Thursday and Friday COMPLETE ON PREMISES REPAIRS Ni tes Tel:386-9423 " Mectric eye "Design and Word Trade Marks in Canada of the Villager Shoe Shoppes Ltd." ST. 1006 BROAD 3864333 L SUMMER EMPLOYMENT A JOB IPPORTUNITk 'art Time or Full Timc WORK EMPLOYMENTCOORDINATOR A medium priced,casual direct personal canvassing of possible enIployers for jobs atmosphere steak &Ilobster restaurant will be opening approx. May 15th in Victoria. for students - in person, via telephone, letter etc. Both male and female college students will be required to DATES fill the following positions: Waiters May I, 1972 - Sept. 1, 1972 Busboys Dishwashers d SALARY Bartenders Bar Assistants $425.0° per month Broiler men Broiler Asst. Kitchen men QUALIFICATIONS Cocktail Girls Hostesses creative, innovative plus guts and the ability to meet, Please check with the campus greet, speak to and glad-hand the public. Manpower Centerfor application details and APPLICATIONS timing. written synopsis of experience plus a comment on why you feel qualified. Applications due on Monday, April 10, 1972 at 5:OO pm Atten. - R.S. Plecas SUB GeneralOffice A - 3 - Yozlng bucked by community Nearly half a million dollars laboratory in Oslo. attacked has recently been awarded to In Physics,some 20 researchers at UVic. researchers have been funded Some 78 teachers in 7 by the Research Council. departments have received Drs. J.A. Burke,J.L. by Board $482,411in grants from the Climenhaga, F.D. Hartwick, National Research Council of C.D. Scarfe, and J.B. Tatus, Canada to study everything from astronomers and Principal John Young “mesmic x-rays” to “mollusc astrophysicists, have obtained “shouldn’t use his position for digestion.” grants totalling $29,100.While revolutionizing the educational Biology, Physics . and Drs. R.M. Clements, H.W. system,” says Campbell River Chemistry received the largest Dosso, R.E. Horita, H.M. School Trustee Ray Sharpe. grants, with$144,200, $140,501 Sullivan, and J.T. Weaver, “Idon’t think a principal has and $102,670respectively, while geophysicists’, are sharing the right to do the things he has Math got $67,180, Bacteriology $50,711which will be used for done,” he says. and Biochemistry -15,500, work in geomagnetism, plasma Sharpe was commenting on Psychology $8,960 and studies,space and upper thedecision taken by the Board Georgraph $3,400. atmosphere physics. Tuesday night to condemn Young In Biology 14 professors are Nuclear physicists, Drs. G.A. as “irresponsible”as in his getting “operating .grants” Beer, G.R. Mason, R.M. administration of the up-Island ranging from $4 thousand to $15 Pearce,L.P. Robertson, and school. thousand. In addition the H.S. Sandhu get a total $38,000 A motion was alsopassed department is obtaining $17,800 for research in mesic x-rays, permitting District School from NRC to purchase a nuclear medium energy nuclear Superintendent William Ramsay radiochromatogramisotope physics, and nuclear magnetic to seek legal advice for alleged scanner,for use by Dr. M.J. resonance. defamation of character arising Ashwood-Smith in his study of For research in gas kinetics from a recent press release of cell biology, and a and shock waves, Drs. J.M. Young’s. spectrophotometer and constant Deweyand J.P. Elliott received temperaturecirculator which grants totalling $13,140 while At a meeting two weeks ago Dr. R.G. Reid will employ inhis theoretical physicists Drs. F.I. the Board called for Young’s research into mollusc Cooperstock, C.E. Picciotto, resignation. He replied the next digestion. andC.S. Wu share $9,500 for day, noting that in thefirst The largest single grant in research in generalrelativity fifteen months of his office, misrepresents, he twists “Thispaper has discredited Biology wenttoDr.G.0. Mackie, Superintendent Ramsay “has and theoretical nuclear physics. things,” said Sharpe. this community.” who gets $15,000 as the third Last year the department of spent less than four hours in the A citizen’s meeting, called bv , The Board has accused Young instalment of a 3-year awar -1 to Physics obtained “about school, mostof whid was spent of “dividing the community, the Campbell River District fund hisresearch of neuroid $400,000” in grants from in my office. He has never made impairing the educational Teachers Association was cited conduction. variousagencies, says the a systematic evaluation of the climate and abusing the by Sharpe as a further instance Most of the grants to Biology department head, Dr. H.W. school; he has cynically refused privileges of his office.” of Young’s “grey eminence” professorsare thefor Dosso, and “I’d say off hand it our frequent invitations to sit In a briefon March 21, Sharpe behind all opposition tothe continuation of research won’tbe much different this down with staff and students, and wrote of ‘numerous occasions” School Board; Young being programs already in progress year.” he has consistently shown that on which Young had reiused to “well-known” for his with 6 being third instalment DOSSO says that “Substantial his loyaltieslie . with his supply the Board with leadership of the Association’s payments of 3-year awards, and additional grants from various employers, theDepartment of information and ‘‘ repeated “activists” . 3 are second instalment research granting agencies are Education, rather than parents occasions” onwhich he had The Board’s Tuesday night payments. pending,” with applications in at and students.” “deliberately endeavoured to press release further accused Some of the new research several different organizations. Sharpe told the Martlet impair its credibility.” Youngof creating “continouus programs underway are marine Chemistry, which received Wednesday that Young “will Asked for specific examples, obstacles and delays” for ecology by Dr. D.V. Ellis who’s one of the threelargest discredit anyone who disagrees Sharpe said yesterday that they present and past trustees and received $5,000 in backing, and departmentaltotals, obtained with him. The man is were “so numerous” they could superintendents. It suggested euphausicds studies and sewage the highest grant to an completely uncompromising.” not be detailed. that if he was dissatisfied with outfall studies, conducted by Dr. individual. Dr. Alfred Fischer The Trustee said that Young A special edition of the B.C.’s educational system, he J. L. Littlepage who’s getting is getting $30,000 for the used his authority “to espouse Campbell River Upper Islander, should run forfederal or pr $5,500 from the N.R.C. purchase of a controversialpolicies, attack wholly devoted to voicing the ovincial office. One Biologist, Dr. R.A. Ring, spectrophotometer to be used in the Department of Education and local outburstof support for the “There’s a place for him and is receiving $1,200 from the molecular structure use students to further his own principal and the school, was it’s not a s principal of a senior Council to “spend leave” at a determination, quantumand ideas.” also condemned by Sharpe. secondary institution,”says plant researchinstitute in reactivityresearch and “He distorts the truth, he “It’sincredible,” he said, Sharpe. Australia, and a zoological spectral measurements. Bad exposure bleeds hearts Deep rumblings from within the literary bowels of the English Department have been heardclaiming the Martlet’s coverage of a recent poetry reading defeated establishment of a separate Crative Writing Department. Members of the Creative ! Writing Division were allegedly upset over the reporting of the student reading at which this shameless young reprobate you see here simulated something naughty with his wee-wee. A recent report that he has since left town has proven, false. To date, his whereabouts have not been revealed . (unlike everything else). 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