THt UBYSSEY Vol. Llll, No. 32 VANCOUVER, B.C., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1971 228-2301

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Drunks hold orgy today The degenerates at left are planning for the drunken orgy happening today from noon on to commemorate the last issue of The Ubyssey this term. Residents of the den of ill-repute (otherwise known as Ubyssey staffers in SUB 241-K) are hosting the event, which will feature a display of em rulers, typewriters and glue pots. It is rumored that Ubyssey editor Leslie Plommer will also be hanging around. Meanwhile, today's Ubyssey contains a pile of Christmas goodies. On page 4 is the annual Christmas editorial, in which gifts are bestowed on various worthies. On page 7, some captured

confidential documents (that shed light on the tenure process at UBC. Page 9: a report on the Canadian Conservatives' response to Trudeau's policies on the new Nixon economic plan. Page 11: a recapitulation and chronology of this fall's anthropology-sociology crisis. Page 21: a Women's Studies lecture on Women and the State. Page 22: Ralph Nader's message to Canada. Page 30: Sports. And a special bonus for those who consider The Ubyssey a socialist rag: a Page Friday pictorial report on China in 1971 produced by Ralph Stanton, a participant in the recent tour by —garry gruenke photo Canadians of China. Page 2 THE UBYSSEY Thursday, December 2, 1971

i New exec off to flying start OO IT NOW! By BERTON WOODWARD while stock ss available The new AMS executive was defeated Wednesday in its attempt If you still need first term texts, don't to carry out its first item of wait any longer. December 13th is our business. deadline to return overstocked texts to It couldn't have a meeting. the publishers. The last meeting of the old After December 13th, all first term texts will require special orders. council — with a human government executive — had just been adjourned. The previous the bookstore meeting's minutes had been accepted, five new signing officers were appointed, new executive members resigned old positions Women's Canada West and the human government executive resigned officially. COLLEGIATE BASKETBALL Treasurer-elect David Dick gave notice of four motions to be given UBC Thunderettes at the next meeting: that three SUB management committee University of Victoria Vikettes motions be rescinded and that a council vote granting $900 to The Fri.-4:30 P.M. War Memorial Ubyssey for travel expenses to a Gymnasium Canadian University Press Sat.-4:30 P.M. conference also be rescinded. r The meeting was then r adjourned and Dick announced a STEVE GARROD, DAVID MOLE i new council meeting — in effect a .. . dress for last council meeting i AMS Group Day Care Project special meeting - would be held i 15 minutes later. Robinson asked that the Union of Radical Social Scientists i Your response is needed! If you have a child When the new council meeting be declared invalid and, and Union of Radicals in the nearing or within the ages of three to six: convened science rep Svend after a brief search of the AMS Humanities.) Robinson quoted the Robert's constitution by president Grant 'That the Student Union 1) Is (s)he currently enrolled in a day Rule which states: "Notice of the Burnyeat, it was. Building be open 24 hours a day." care-preschool facility in Vancouver or time, place and exact purpose of The elusive meeting is now to Dick's motions ask council to the Endowment Lands? the meeting must be mailed to all be held Wednesday, December 8, rescind the decisions. Dick said members a reasonable number of at the regular time. after the meeting that the latter YES- NO- days in advance." The SUB management two were ultra vires and beyond committee motions of Nov. 23 to the committee's power to deal if so Pit stays open be voted on at that meeting are: with. 2) Are you with the present "That minute No. 1 The motion to rescind the standard of day care your child is The den of devil spirits will (Thunderbird Shop) of the SUB motion granting The Ubyssey receiving? remain open a week longer khan management committee meeting conference expenses is also usual this December. of Nov. 4 be rescinded and that expected to go before the next YES- NO The Pit, which normally closes the crafts people be allowed to council meeting. when classes end, will remain stay in the building." Education rep Sandy Kass, also 3) If no to either of the above, would you open until Dec. 16. "That Room 262 in SUB be a member of The Ubyssey staff, It will then be closed until consider enrolling your child/children in allocated to the NFTU, URSS and said Wednesday the motion is "an an AMS Group Day Care facility? normal hours resume during the URH." (These are: the affront to freedom of the press." first week of classes. Non-Faculty Teachers Union, "Besides," she said, "The YES- NO- granting of expenses for CUP conferences is a deeply-rooted, sacrosanct tradition at this Please rip or clip out this questionnaire historic university. Only a and send it to AMs Internal Affairs Officer, Whafs up, doc? wild-eyed bomb-carrying anarchist SUB 252. (Drop by the office, send it free would dispute its solid via campus mail or sacrifice a 7 cent stamp.) The Morning-After Pill entrenchment in university life." The morning-after pill, which doctors call "post-coital contraception" and many relieved women call "a godsend" is now available to UBC women. The pill is actually a course of 10 pills, given twice a day for five days. It acts to prevent a fertilized egg from implanting on the uterine NOW TWO LOCATIONS wall, possibly by making it pass through the uterus too fast to implant. For this reason it is often referred to as an abortifacient FOR (abortion-causer). If you have intercourse without the protection of any contraceptive method, or the condom breaks, or if you are raped, previously you had a very unhappy couple of weeks of waiting. Now ^fjeep if you get to a doctor, or the University Health Service in the Wesbrook building, within 72 yours, the chances are excellent that you will not become pregnant. In a recent study, of 1,000 women given the pills, none became pregnant although 89 per cent had used no contraception. The pills are diethylstilbestrol, a synthetic estrogen. You get 25 milligrams in all, which is quite a jolt of hormones. Don't count on using them every week. When you go to the doctor, he will urge you to use proper contraaception from then on. Unisex Fashions About one-third of women taking the course of pills have no side reaction at all. Fourteen per cent get a bit of nausea on the first day. Another 14 per cent get vomiting as well. The rest get intermittent nausea and/or vomiting for one up to five days, plus a few other side effects: headache, vaginal spotting, 202 CARRALL STREET cramps and so on. In general, side effects are mild for most people. Remember, the pills will probably not be effective if started later than 72 hours after the unprotected intercourse. This is an GASTOWN emergency treatment which cannot be recommended for continual use. Do not buy any "morning-after pills" from underground AND sources. These are usually dangerous and ineffective. Diethylstilbestrol is available only from qualified phsysicians. Several days of treatment will be requrired. 834 GRANVILLE When your period comes, it may be different from the usual: lighter or heavier flow, a bit earlier or later, or possibly more than a week late. So if it's not right on time, don't rush out and do anything THEATRE ROW 688-4822 desperate: it will probably come eventually. And next time, use a high-quality condom. Thursday, December 2, 1.971 T HE v:l)BtSSE Y Page 3

UBYSSEY PHOTOG Daryl Tan said he was in one of his masochistic rnoods when he took these'pictures of .people attempting-to pass their Christmas exams by smoking, crying, talking and reading The-tlbyssey. Really there has to be a/better way. . '.'••'".'•- Latest tack fa i Is, a nth rosoc ga le conti n ues A short-lived "addendum" died plan by appointing new assessors P and T committee that they, doings continues to' seep through, the. P and T committee to a stormy \death Tuesday as the for the two profs. refused . to go ahead, , the the heavy curtain; of. secrecy. reconsider-the Speier-Silvers cases. rebellious crew .'of Speier and Silvers then issued committee was forced, to quash Belshaw has drawn over This marks the first time that all anthropolgy-sociology department another message that said, "We the addendum plan. , department members. ••• head Cyril Belshaw rocked the are shocked to find that the head1 IrT the stormy session, that voting members of the boat once more. chose to move from a position of followed, the committee decided Anthrosoc grad students met department, including student In the latest •' chapter of the, authority rather than that of not to reconsider the cases. What Thursday and voted to call for a representatives, getJa . chance" to anthrosoc tenure dispute involving rationality."' took place at.that time is not yet full department"meeting Tuesday. debate the issue that has led "to a> professors Matt Speier, and Ron When some - of the newly known, although ' general At that meeting, if it is held, breakdown of trust and a growing Silvers, the department's appointed assessors "then told the information on the committee's . they will present a motion asking loss of confidence". ' '•'"--' promotion and tenure committee voted Tuesday to kill a plan to prepare an addendum on the cases OTEU meets campus workers off-campus of the two profs. > By MIKE SASGES freely discuss-'the union with unorganized dispute the space was available to anyone who The' addendum would have The Office and Technical Employees technical, clerical and office employees." '•". wanted to use it," ex-treasurer. Dave Mole said been forwarded to arts dean Doug Union wanted to meet in SUB with But this request,, said CUPE LocaKll6 Monday: ••Kenny. ...•.-..••. non-unionized campus workers. president Bill Morrison, is an infringement on However .both Robinson and SUB building The committee's move* came So the union is holding the meeting today, CUPF.'s jurisdiction. '"'••• '*-.'-' manager Graeme Vance said they heard of no after Speier and Silvers denounced 'at 5:30..p.m., in the Ironworkers' Hall, 2415- "I'm not against the OTEU getting any such,decision by the executive. the addendum plan Monday as.a Columbia. '•'>- ."'., place on campus as long as .we have first crack. And the new students coalition • executive whitewash, and called upon' the Why, asks OTEU regional manager Bill at it." . has not discussed its. relation with the OTEU. committee to fully reconsider Lowe. • :.'<'. ' CUPE, which represents ,1,200. campus "I really couldn't say if we would let the' their cases. 'The Alma Mater Society didn't want, to workers, is a Canadian union and OTEU is an union use the society's facilities because we Between the time of get involved in any. jurisdictional dispute- American unions: haven't discussed it," AMS co-ordinator Rick. Speier-Silvers' refusal to between trie OTEU and the Canadian Union The human government executive saw the. Murray said Thursday. participate in the addendum and of Public Employees," AMS general manager union meeting as a jurisdictionaldispute but ;. The OTEU, certified to represent AMS • the committe's decision, Belshaw Brian Robinson said Wednesday. decided to allow OTEU "to meet in SUB. '• employees since August,. is negotiating a attempted'to go ahead with the Said Lowe; "We were.only asking to have a * "The executive was. agreed that although contract containing more than 200 clauses, meeting in the SUB ballroom to openly and we .didn't relish any kind of jurisdictional with Robinson. a consumer column

By ART SMOLENSKY But there was a complaint .. . had to do So 1 call Balfour Rentals. Yes wc have mentioned to Duncan a long pause The following letter from Dale his job ... and he showed me the letter two garages available soon. May I speak ensued after which he stated, "I don't Rolfsen, an assistant math professor, was demanding enforcement. .. signed by to Mr. Balfour? In my politest voice I ask know anything about this." received by The Ubyssey Wednesday. Mr. Balfour of Balfour Rentals. (That about the letter. He says yes, he wrote it. Duncan denies that the calls to various "Yesterday 1 got a S5 packing ticket. famous outfit owns the buildings on the Then a shadow passes over-his voice, a residents of Balfour buildings were made So did lots of other people on my NO PARKING side.) transformalion. "That's none of your from his office - the same office that block (Kings Road near campus). We I couldn't figure out what would business. It's between me and the police." Balfour docs business from. were used to parking on both sides of the motivate such inconvenience to their Still polite I ask what he thinks people "I would know if calls were made," he road, in spite of the NO PARKING signs. tenants. Are they just plain nasty like should do with their cars. "Thats not my told The Ubyssey. They just 'don't make any sense on a some folks say? problem." Before I can even stop being However, when first asked if any one-way street where there are too many Today my next-door neighbor got a S5 polite: "I'm not interested in talking to garage spaces were available he slated that people squashed together and only half parking ticket. Same place. Said she'd be you at all (sic)." Click." he didn't know - a strange thing for the their cars can squeeze in legally. So we all better off renting one of those garages office manager not to know especially figured. And we didn't get tickets until some guy called about yesterday. Only We contacted Balfour Rentals, the when he would know if calls were or yesterday. S10 a month. Beats paying all those managers of a large number of buildings weren't made concerning them. So I spoke to the nice old guy in the tickets, she figured. in the Vancouver area. When pressed about it he said: "1 RC'AF uniform (retired?) w'.io was still Wait a minute, whoso garages just Balfour was conveniently out all day don't think there are, well mavbe one or wr-ting summonses. He said, sure he became available? Balfour Rentals, she so we spoke to a Mr. Duncan who two." knows about the parking problem. Thats said. described himself as the office manager. This information contradicts that why he never bothered cars there before. Well, 1 got suspicious. After the substance of the letter was given by Balfour to Rolfsen. Page 4 THE UBYSSEY Thursday, December 2, 1971 Ho Ho Ho Well, it's that time of year again. You can tell it's THAT time of year because people write editorials saying so, because department stores show a sudden interest in customers and special lighting, and because liquor store entrances are guarded by legions of charity workers smiling over the $10 bill they planted in the collection bowl. Anyway, it's that time of year again. So in the spirit of our patron saint, Old Saint Fetish, The Ubyssey has decided to turn turkey and be nice. Of course, we can't give real gifts because we hardly have enough money to put out this here rag, and public services like the party today in our office (SUB 241-K) come out of our own pockets. (If we can't get our readers to eat out of our hands, the least we can do is get them to drink out of our pockets.) So, in the spirit of Fetish and Benedict(ine), here goes — and remember, it's the thought that etc. To board of governors member Les Bewley: a new mouth. To classics head Malcolm X. McGregor: Stan Persky. To Conrad (The Shrink) Schwarz: a copy of How to Manipulate Statistics. To Peter Trudeau: a boy who'll grow up to be just like his dad. To Maggie Trudeau and Canada-: an abortion. To board of governors chairman Arthur Fouks: a used-car lot. To Cyril (Bwana) Belshaw: a wall-to-wall confidential memorandum and a computer-programmed department. To administration president Wally Gage: ". . ." To Cece Bennett: a spoon and a dirty needle. To Karl Burau: tenure. To the board of governors: life-time subscriptions to UBC Reports; and for the senate, a subscription to the comics supplement. To AMS president Grant Burnyeat: one bronzed AMS constitution. To Steve Garrod & Co.: certified humans to govern. To arts dean Doug Kenny: another campus (the U. of Alabama?). To English head Robert Jordan: the English Letters department at the U. of Alabama. tournament was going on. Most of of a women's action group within To the engineers: a vaseline-coated kazoo. Jocks these players were not UBC the university which would To Allan Fotheringham: a vaseline-coated halo and students. We asked that the hell include staff, undergrad, graduate a pair of tight Levis. It is a fact that of the 20,000 was going one and they informed and faculty women. That is, all To Lome Parton: a copy of The Reader's Digest or so UBC students, only about us that the gym had been cleared women on campus. Digest of Quotable Quotes. 1,000 participate in organized for their use by the traffic cop. This is a general invitation to extramural sports, which means To Jack Wasserman: a copy of Cool Made Easy, by It seems to me and the 20 any women members of the five per cent of the student Allan Fotheringham. other UBC students in our group university to join us. We'll meet in population is restricted in the use (who drove out to campus from the Blue Room of the Arts 1 To.the students of UBC: three thrill-packed issues of the facilities for which they a week of the greatest Canadian student newspaper west the east end) that the P.E. building, this Friday Dec. 3, at pay. 12:30. of False Creek. department is ignoring the rights This means that 20,000 of the 95 per cent of the UBC Dorothy Smith, To The Ubyssey: excessive alcohol and sexual students are paying $5 a piece to student population that does not Associate professor activity; a controlling interest in General Motors; and a support some egotistical volleyball belong to any extramural group. Department of diving-board-equipped vat of palsied, pickled zits and player or some otherr lackey. I am The department is giving anthropology and sociology mouldy bat foetuses. not knocking those who precedence to some outside participate, because we all need volleyball tournament while the exercise. What I am knocking stepping on us like dirt. is the belief that extramurals owns Walking If someone had phoned us to the gyms. THE UBYSSEY say we could not use the gym at A not-so-funny thing happened It is for this reason that I am DECEMBER 2, 1971 that time, it would have been OK. to me on the way to class today. quite pissed off. I hope that you students While on a sidewalk near the Published Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays throughout the university year The five per cent of students realize this the next time you pay main library, I was knocked over by the Alma Mater Society of the University of B.C. Editorial opinions are that don't participate are being those of the writer and not of the AMS or the university administration. your $5 athletic fee, and wonder from behind by a fellow student ripped off by the extramural where the money is going. on a 10-speed bicycle. Somewhat Member, Canadian University Press. The Ubyssey publishes Page Friday, a organizations. weekly commentary and review. The Ubyssey's editorial offices are located Well, it's going to about 1,000 annoyed, I picked myself and my in room 241K of the Student Union Building. The reasons for so much snobs in their ivory jocks who books up off the ground and Editorial departments, 228-2301, 228-2307; Page Friday, Sports, non-participation are quite consider themselves possessors of walked over to the dismounted 228-2305; advertising, 228-3977. obvious. Some of us don't have the gym facilities that belong to cyclist who was lying in the the time to practise and play three us all. shrubs beside the walkway. Editon'Leslie Plommer times a week, and some of us are George Beja, I told him he bore a great not physically able to excel at any Yes, friends, as sure as there's an "X" in "Christmas", this is The Applied science I resemblance to a horse's ass and Ubyssey Xmas masthead, in which we introgoose all the loveable little sport. This does not, however, then broke some of his fingers. feces responsibfe for dropping hot puppies down your chimney all year. mean we don't have the right to Room at top of the executive igloo this year was leased by Leslie Students have more to worry Plommer, who was solely responsible for removing chauvinistic terms such use the gym facilities which about out here than pricks who as "snow job" from the paper. The only other funny thing about Leslie is belong to us all. Women Paul Knox. aspire to be a Lome Atkinson or a Paul, who is a snow job, has not been removed from the paper,'but A group of us got together hangs on in the form of a news editor, reincarcerated from a previous life. An open letter to women on Torchy Peden. It's beginning to look as though it was the only life they gave him. recently and decided to have a campus: It is true we have many bicycle Clinging desperately to city desk are Ginny Gait, genius wondergirl of rewrites and beer lables and Mike Sasges, genius . . . uh . . . well!!, one basketball game at a time Women in the anthrosoc riders on campus (I have had three out of two ain't bad. convenient to us all. department are calling a meeting 10-speeds myself) but the Sandy Kass, a registered, card-carrying member-in-good-standing, fully-accredited, bona fide Kosher Kid, is another of the sycophantic We found out that we could to discuss the problems women majority of us walk to class. I senilities responsible for gefiltering the copy through city desk. She's have Gym A on Nov. 21 from 10 spending the Christmas holidays celebrating the early days of Easter in her face in the university and the suggest to cyclists that they local synagogue, the Shirley Temple, along with the rest of the Bagel a.m. until noon. And so we possibilities for their solution. exercise,a bit more discretion and Bunch, namely Nate Smith. booked" it through the P.E. Nate used to be editor, you know, before they promoted him to We see these problems as part consideration to the mass of us copy boy downtown. He took time off from his memoirs ("I Was A department. of the university-wide situation in who ambulate between classes. Teenage Adolescent") to do the "blood money" article —an inspirational thesis written after a Tuesday "Big Show". Well, when we got there which women find themselves. We Jed Currie, To page 5 Sunday some fuckin' volleyball would like to open the possibility Science 4. Thursday, December 2, 1971 THE UBYSSEY Page 5 Letters corrupt or less intolerant than one cannot give credit for such In my brief of July 14, I students. Then, by and by, a faculty. But all monopolies tend work under current courses. correctly predicted the defeat of majority of informed students can Burau to corrupt. If students do have a My courses have been a failure the human government for failing unite behind intelligent proposals My Studium Generale final 10 per cent influence the in regard to participation for as to develop an intelligent program for a university reform. proposals referred to in the UBC monopoly is broken, and both the system is — built on credit — of university reform. I also Only then will such proposals Reports of Nov. 10 are part of my sides start thinking. Or if faculty most students do not work except explained that the one-sidedness be accepted by the establishment. fifth brief on university reform as has become one-sided, petrified, for credits. Many lack intellectual of The Ubyssey throughout the Without such reform most submitted to the AMS July 14. students MAY make a tremendous motivation anyhow, while for years has been the greatest students will continue to leave Some weeks before, I had contribution and revolutionize the others it is hardly possible to take obstacle to the sane reform at UBC intellectually and morally already explained them orally to whole system by enabling a non-credit courses because they UBC. By more or less suppressing even more immature than when student council. After the human competent outsider to bring in are often dependent on other views, The Ubyssey has they entered it. government rejected my proposals new ideas. scholarship marks in credited become uninteresting and is Come to my meetings if you I submitted those proposals that Ten years observing UBC have courses. Students may even have hardly read — and certainly not like intelligent discussion and/or can be implemented by senate to convinced me that nothing is to work for some hours every day taken seriously by the bulk of the wish to do something sensible. the senate agenda committee in more dangerous for a career than for a living (cleaning toilets etc.). students. Since this paper is paid Karl Burau my brief of Aug. 18. being a competent outsider; the Such students can hardly run for for by all students, it should not I wish to point out that under establishment seems to welcome office or take uncredited courses. be a mere means of self-expression my proposals, students have some mostly people of their own The tendency at UBC for only for the staff or special interests real influence on the courses of narrow background and they are the kids from well-off families to groups. Lights Now that two women have studium generale, i.e. on 20 of the often very incompetent or run for office is true not only for None of the various student been raped and there have been credited courses or in case of cowardly, or both. the representatives of the right presidents of Experimental several bad accidents on unresolved disagreement with After the introduction of wing but also for the extreme left, College have even been allowed to University, Boulevard, perhaps the faculty an ultimate decision on studium generale there would be a and especially for the hippies. For write something about it. It is authorities will be moved to half of these 20. possibility to give credit for this reason I support some modest only this year that The Ubyssey replace those quaint, little I do not think that on the essential work in student salary for student leaders who gave publicity at least to my antiques that pass for lights with whole students are wiser or less government, The Ubyssey etc. For miss a year on account of their courses (Sept. 14) and even some decent mercury or sodium public service. But the salary must printed my letter against the lamps. be modest and it must be paid so-called drug culture (Sept. 21). *2^MQM openly. Since The Ubyssey usually is very It has been demonstrated in This change should be done partisan on the drug question, many cities that good lighting legally by a change in the AMS everybody told me that my letter reduces both crime and accidents.- constitution. Furthermore, would not be printed correctly. Proper lights on the boulevard candidates in all elections ought But it was and I wish to state that would prevent collisions between to declare their intentions I think The Ubyssey has improved joggers, bikers, and cars and drive honestly and the detailed facts of — only not enough yet. our sterling specimen of North the budgets ought to be made American masculinity back to public. I would also like Only if the student paper tries using his right hand. candidates in future elections to to be fair to all different points of Michael D. Wallace, declare their position in regard to view will it become a really Assistant professor, my suggestions of Aug. 18. meaningful forum read by most Dept.of Poli. Sci. Do med students learn by being so exploited? The following article, written by a medical with the UBC medical faculty on this problem) student, provides an insight into what goes on inside killed two birds with one stone by greatly cutting the UBC med school. the number of interns (to 33 this year) and utilizing More specifically, it is a brief account of what a brand new class of workers, the clinical clerks — it's like to be in final year of medicine, doing an who now double the interns in number — as interns, From page 4 intern's work for next to no pay and with next to at a quarter to a fifth the remuneration. It is a Lingering by the wires we find John Andersen, winning an Oscar for supreme advantage, not to be denied! his middle name and not much else. Oscar has taken the paranoia award for no sleep. three years running, ever since he looked under the bed and didn't find The writer has asked to remain anonymous. Just as an intern, a clerk (self-named 'clinical Twigg there. John Twigg used to be a copy boy, you know, before he was The University of British Columbia medical jerk') must do histories, physical examinations, demoted to John Twigg. He does layout, city desk and just about write orders for patients, provide patient care, do all everything when he's needed. Usually on Sundays. school in 1969 changed the old third and fourth Rousing rabbles and buckling swashes on the reportorial side of years into the 'new' Phase III and Phase IV program the required dog-work (much of which other things we have Dick Betts, our rabbleswash reporter, along with Tricia personnel — nurses, etc. — are trained to do but Moore, who wrote the greatest story of the year— in between her groupie as the final two years before an M.D. exploits — but forgot to turn it in. The Phase IV — so named presumably to make can't because of hospital 'policy'). And also, unlike Lest we forget, D. Michael Finlay died two years ago, and it proved an intern, study very hard. such a success he's been doing it ever since. It just goes to show, if you give it sound like an advancement in a continuum, or the people something they want to see, they'll turn out for it. simply to account for the difference in the length of A great deal of work is done to serve the Berton Woodward is presently on his epic work, "The Municipal Dream" — with Uncle's malingering help. Bev Gelfond and Dave Schmidt school years - is the year of the clinical clerkship doctors and staffmen there rather than for patient are co-authors of the upcoming bestseller "Ignorance Made Easy" and care per se. Randy Frith is still learning about "Distilling Snow in Your Home". (known for years in other medical schools). How Bernard Bischoff is still learning. did this stupendous change come about in a place So what? And who better than Art Smolensky, that hemispherical Hebrew, The clerk is obtaining practical experience this that figure who loomed large in Senate, that roundabout rotundity, to like the UBC medical faculty? A great redistribution write a consumer column? Jim Adams with his apple and Conrad and reallocation, among other things. way. Besides, it cuts a year out of a residency Winkelman with his name made sweeping headlines in the classifieds. towards a specialty if a clerk wishes to carry right Ian Lindsay waffled on most controversial issues and John Sydor The first two years of medicine remain pancaked, while Kathy con Carney played Aunt Jemima all the while. unchanged, leaving a lot to be desired. The former on after graduation. The many who want to do Helen and Linda Hossie (pronounced "hosie" as in firemen) were responsible for the feature on the liberation of the Bobbsey twins. third year was chopped from eight months (a general or family practice, or others who wish to Jan O'Brien, the mastermind behind news desk (sic) is an occult regular school year) to little more than five months practise for a few years to repay the great witch, practising voodoo with stick pins and dummy pages. Vaughn Palmer polishes as it cleans, but things go better with Vaughn Nelson. and termed Phase III. accumulation of debts, would still have to intern a Nothing goes with Fred Cawsey. He's been a DOM with The Ubyssey year — the same sort of thing for another year. since 1967, which explains the large numbers of funny looking chipmunks The trouble is that the amount of material was in the endowment lands. not reduced in any proportional manner. It became The clinical clerk is on call one night in every Lawrence Leader follows in the footsteps of a long line of Leaders, a three (just like an intern, of course). When on call, clan of Lithuanian shit kickers. a hectic game in dead earnest: how much can be Lesley Krueger has a rollicking sense of humus in the best Teutonic stuffed into the skulls of the medical students per she or he works the regular day work, then takes tradition, and is a charter member of the Women's Hibernation Alliance. She was irresponsible for many hot flashes this term. unit time, without admixture, overflow, or actual care of further problems or admissions in the Sandi Shreve, on the other hand, has five fingers. In her short career throwing up .. . but then, Phase III is only a prelude evening. The • clinical clerk will be called for as a promising reporter, she promised more than she delivered. (She promised quints.) to a greater force — Phase IV. anything from prescribing a sleeping pill or starting Jocking off in sports under the trained eye of Gord Gibson (that's intravenouses to an acute emergency throughout the the eye in the middle of his forehead) were Kent Spencer. Phase IV spans 14 months. Aside from three Kent, banned from the athletic committee meetings, joins Mike months of elective externship at any hospital night until the next morning, when the regular day Gidora, who gets hooped every week and dribbles his stories all over the begins and demands the regular day's work again. office. Jim Adams answers letters addressed to "asshole" and "occupant" (approved by the medical faculty) it is incomparable — they're the only loveletters he gets. George Mapson and Harold Crandall in its work demand. Now most of the time the clerk is on call for handle the intramural prose and pictures with wanton and lascivious more than the patients she or he is assigned to, and abandon, while Don Lewis will never give a soccer an even break. And any It goes from mid-March until May of the rugby reporter named Simon Truelove has gotta be unique . . . following year, with a two-week break in there can be on call for many unknown patients. (There is Sue Nicolls and Lynn Pollock are the first female jocks (figger that out) to appea'r here in a long time. somewhere. For compensation or consolation, one particular service at VGH in which the clerk has They're probably the last, too. about $120 a month is given as a stipend - it works to cover 240 patients!) Friendly ol' pervert Ian Jukes describes footballing and Ian Cordey is better with cards in the SUB cafeteria than he is playing goal. Not to out to be roughly 27 cents per hour of work for the Again, so what? If interns can do it, so can mention his writing talents . . . clerks; after all, they are learning, aren't they? I'm afraid David Bowerman is still swinging from fixer to emulsion in clinical clerk. One must be reminded that most of the darkroom, gathering bananas from resident zombie Brett (I'll meet you the clinical clerks are married and some have Are they — by staying up most of the night, by in my) Garrett. Darryl Tan and Kini McDonald developed a negative of jabbing dozens of veins, by working up to 100 hours Garry Gruenke once, but Warren Mayes buried it in a Kelly Booth. children; we are talking about people in their eighth David Phillips disappeared some weeks ago into a deep and Dirk year of university. As an aside, clerks have to pay a week, by being so exploited? Visser in the San Andreas fault and could not be illuminated by a Greg Deacon. fees of $660, for they are still students. Moreover, Now there's the rub. But The Ubyssey has gone downhill since Shane McCune left — he those clerks starting in 1972 may well get no Interns are known to be an exploited group in was the only pinochle of kulcha left in the entire operation. Who else could say so little in so much? Who else could extract the genie from the magical stipend at all, because of the 'lack of funds'. hospitals: their work loads are enormous, their rest bottle? Who else could nearly forget Brian Sproule? No one but McCune — the magnificent, unparalled genius . . . hey, who's fer muggin' the twit in A clinical clerk has to work like an intern. In the beard an' goin' skatin' this Wednesday? fact, Vancouver General Hospital (actually working See page 26: CLERKS Page 6 THE UBYSSEY Thursday, December 2, 1971 Daycare plan 'exploitive' By TRICIA MOORE students, faculty and staff with children between Former Alma Mater Society co-ordinator Sue the ages of three and six years. CAMPUS LEAGUES Kennedy said Wednesday the new AMS council Kennedy said that day care is a necessary Sponsored by plans for a day care centre are "an example of service, but added that "it is another example of the Women's Athletic Association further exploitation of women and certainly of a lack of understanding; that it is only for children lack of understanding of the liberation of women." aged three to six when it is children under three that What are they? In organizing the centre, internal affairs officer are the most trouble for the parents and most Michael Robinson contacted the faculties of students have children of this age." an answer for the student who wishes to education, home economics and nursing to arrange Robinson said Wednesday the day care service participate in a competitive Athletic Program on for student volunteer workers. will begin irf January if a grant can be obtained. campus, without travel or practice obligations. Kennedy said this shows "they don't really "Otherwise we could not begin until this an answer for the student who wishes to choose 1 understand the philosophy behind day care centres summer because there is no money available in the sport and play it for the entire term, rather than if all they can do is talk to the traditionally female budget," he said. changing sports every few weeks as the Intramural faculties." Robinson said the centre would be open to all Program does. Robinson plans to set up either a group day students to work in, but added he does not want care centre of a baby-sitting service, using students psychology students to be involved, because he "can who would receive course credit for their work. think of nothing more disgusting than using little 1972 Schedule Basketball — Women The centre would be a service for UBC kids as guinea pigs." Mon 8:30 - 9:30 p.m. Gym A Mon 5:00 - 7:00 p.m. Armouries Tennis — Women Tues 8:30 - 10:30 p.m. Gym A Badminton — Co-Ed Wed 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Gym A Volleyball - Co-Ed Courtin' secretary pulls out Thurs 9:00 -11:00 p.m. Armouries Tennis — Women Alma Mater Society secretarial candidate Tom had called him at his home asking about the case. Special Events MacKinnon has withdrawn his case from student "So many people phoned me I had to run out Campus League Tennis Tournament (women) — early February court because "the whole thing isn't worth it." of my house," he said. Campus League Golf Tournament (women) — early March MacKinnon, law 3, won the position of "The more I saw of certain people the less Campus League Curling Bonspiel (women) — mid February secretary by 10 votes in the recent AMS executive appealing it became. They wouldn't like me anyway byelection. He then lost the position to students because insanity runs in my family. Starting Date: Coalition candidate Hilary Powell by 14 votes on a "The honest truth is that I think I'd make a Monday January 17, 1972 recount. great secretary but I'm too freaked out by all these MacKinnon charged that the election results people." How To Become Involved: were influenced by members of the students Earlier, MacKinnon detailed his charges to The Turn up ready to play at the times listed above - choose one coalition manning the polls. Ubyssey. sport or play they all. Equipment provided, no registration or He also charged that ballots were missing at the "Two students were told by those manning the entry fees. recount Friday. SUB north poll to vote for the candidates in In a letter sent to The Ubyssey, AMS president alphabetical order," he said. Questions? Phone 228-2295 Grant Burnyeat and the student court, MacKinnon "Of course Burnyeat's name was first on the list says: and (candidate Til) Nawatzki's name was last." Keep your eye on The Ubyssey and your ear to "After some thought I have reached the Swain and treasurer David Dick, both of the CYVR to keep in touch with the "IN" Athletic Program conclusion that the whole thing isn't worth it. In coalition, manned the polls. — Campus Leagues. fact I have been bored by this controversy for some "The students there had vested interests, being time now. members of the students coalition," MacKinnon "It's even beginning to freak me out. Hilary said. Powell is too nice a kid to do this to. He also charged that ballots were missing at the "The thought of working with such people as recount Friday. mmmgmm AMS vice-president Derek Swain no longer appeals AMS ex-returning officer Sandy Kass confirmed to even my morbid tastes. It just wouldn't be any the statement. fun." 'The ballots were gone from the box when we MacKinnon said Wednesday "about 150 people opened it again for the recount," she said. Rebates NEW AND USED arsity Sports offered

MOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOt Thursday, December 2, 1971 THE UBYSSEY Page 7 Tenure: behind closed doors This year at UBC student interest in the question of tenure has it takes place in an institution that prides itself on open debate and public mushroomed in the face of an extended series of disputes and alleged discussion. injustices in various university departments. The documents on this page, which were mailed to The Ubyssey in a While decisions for and against tenure candidates are part of normal plain-brown wrapper, give insights into the tenure system which have decision-making fare, and may be of interest to students in particular cases, heretofore been kept from us. the provocative issue that has emerged from tenure scuffles is secrecy. Since they're not presented in the context of any department Since deans and department heads have consistantly refused to discuss disputes, but to show how the system works behind the scenes, we've individual cases or the grounds on which decisions are made, the actual blacked out the names of the faculty members under discussion, and decision-making mechanism is obscured. Students consider this ironic when anything else that might identify them.

November 2nd, 1971 THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA

Professor R. M. Jordan, Head, Department of English, Campus•

Dear Professor Jordan, ilH'\k IAMNI .M INCIIM1 »HI-K:I OI nil MI MI October 18, 1971 On behalf of the Faculty of Arts' Promotion and Tenure Committee I am writing to you concerning your recommendation for CONFIDENTIAL tenure for Associate Professor SMHHM Dean Douglas T. Kenny, Faculty of Arts, The Committee has decided to suspend judgment pending Buchanan Building. fuller documentation from you concerning the following matters:- Dear Dean Kenny, 1. Quite frankly, the Corraittee is puzzled by the mismatch between the recommendation for promotion of last year and the fact that you do not offer a strong endorsement for tenure this present The English Department Tenure Committee considered In extensive year. Can you provide the Committee with an explanation? detail the candidacy of Mr . 4aSMBMjaBMs»for tenure. The result was a split decision: 12 In favour, and 12 against, with 2 abstentions. Subsequent 2. In your letter of October 4th, you mention thatflMMMMfr consultation with committee members absent from the meeting revealed a similar is much interested in the problems of curriculum and was instrumental in split. I feel this result fairly represents the department's mixed assessment establishing the new ^MMMQNMNMM* course. The committee would °f Nr •••• Clearly there is no majority - substantial or otherwise - in like to know if SMMBMMVhas made imaginative and creative support of a tenure recommendation. In my view there is not a convincing case contributions to curriculum planning within the Department. to be made in favour of tenure, and therefore my own recommendation is negative.

3. The Committee notes that you do not indicate the reasons The Sub-Committee which consulted with me and with Mr. ••••* in for the deadlock within the tenure committee of the Department of preparing materials for the full committee's deliberations consisted of Professors English. We would appreciate receiving from you a clear statement Hopwood, Whitehead and Stevenson, the latter the candidate's choice and the other as to the reasons for the negative vote in this instance. two picked by lot.

If you have any questions you would like to ask please Mr. flMMteavas appointed Instructor II in 19^ His Is a delayed do not hesitate to consult me. tenure consideration, since he was offered an additional two-year period under special considerations.

Cordially yours, Most of the consideration given to Mr. 4H|'s case concerned his record and capabilities as a teacher, since he does not possess the qualifications for promotion into the professorial stream. In the department's view, consistent Douglas T. Kenny, with University policy, a Senior Instructorship would not entail the research Dean. dimension of professorial appointments. Nevertheless some attention was paid to Mr • •••**' s modest publication record, as well as to the area of departmental service.

DTKtSGU Although Mr . 4MflHM» is recognized to have considerable pedagogical talent there is substantial doubt that he possesses either the special skills or the versatility which alone would justify a tenured appointment as a Senior THE UNIVERSITY OF BRITISH COLUMBIA Instructor. Mr. Mh» is at his best with small groups of students where his intimate and personal style of teaching is most effective. I feel, however, that MMIIIIM H H. UNMH his recognized success at this kind of teaching does not render him of maximum value to the department. Indeed my impression, gained from conversations with him, is that he would expect to teach advanced courses and would not be happy or effective in the constraints of the Senior Instructorship. In view of the I >EP.\HTMF.Nr Ul tNt.l (Ml need to exercise considerable caution In tilling tenured positions at the lower OFFICE OF Till Ml Mi October 4, 1971 ranks - the department already is quite bottom-heavy - I find it Impossible to justify such an appointment for Mr.

Dean Douglas T. Kenny, - 2 - Faculty of Arts, Buchanan Building. _ It may be useful for me to specify further the limitations of Mr. VHBBW B teaching as they were brought out in teaching reports and discussed Dear Dean Kenny, by the conmittee. In particular his approach to composition, which would form a major part of a Senior Instructor's work-load, is characterized by a quite rigid adherence to a "self-expressive" or semi-creative approach to writing and a reluctance to employ instruction in the more formal modes of composition. The Tenure Comnittee of the English Department discussed »t length With respect to literary proclivities he is also somewhat restrictive in his the case of Assistant Professor IWMhki and arrived at a decisive recommendation, approach, tending toward attentiveness to modern lyric poetry of a certain by a vote of 27 to 2_not to recommend tenure. I am accordingly recommending to type even when the course description might call for a broader historical and you that Hr. 4nVHl'a appointment be terminated June 30, 1973. generic approach to poetry. There Is also considerable apprehension among his colleagues that he underrates the Intelligence of his students and tends to The materials for discussion by the full Tenure Committee were gathered teach to the slower and more unsure of them. by a 3 man sub-committee which worked In conjunction both with me and with (MHHfc The materials were complete and the discussion was thorough. In Mr. HMhv's case, alone among those considered by the department this year, several laudatory letters from students were introduced for the Although all aspects of Mr. HtM'i contribution were considered Tenure Committee's consideration. These were not solicited by the department I think it is fair to say that the most decisive negative sentiment was based and their validity for evaluative purposes must be subject to considerable upon his teaching record. The enclosed report of the sub-committee Includes four discretion. (In fact two of them were from students who knew Mr. «•••* only teaching evaluation reports, two of which are very carefully detailed and convey for the first two weeks of the present term). Most of them are undoubtedly a very disappointing picture of Hr.AMHK'i teaching. The other two are much sincere tributes to a well liked teacher, but one must observe that most more perfunctory, one being favourable and the other somewhat ambiguous. candidates for tenure could, if they wished, develop some such epistolary response from students. At any rate the committee did take these letters into In the area of scholarship it was observed that Mr. ••^HMi had been account as well as some letters from colleagues In English and in other departments, unusually busy and productive, but there was considerable concern expressed about especially concerning a lecture given to Arts I. the quality of his work. His greatest strength Is In his biographical work on WHRHHtkV- which promises to bear rich fruit, as very few would deny. His critical work, however, especially two articles •••••••••••£ in an anthology 4flMMMM0"W"MHV > elicited mixed assessments. I myself would have to side with those who believe them to be lacking in shape and coherence, though they contain a multitude of items of. information. Mr. WMBSfchas a number of projects in progress and will no doubt gain a name for himself as an authority onSSi^B Mr. 4HMMfc'a administrative service to the department has been

With respect to service Mr . WW9 record is very-meagre. It At the time of his initial appointment In ^Mr. Q00fe> was was also observed that Mr. •VBM't progress toward the PhD has been quite anticipating the early completion of his doctorate. During the past year he dilatory in that he had been advised by the department In 19^|, at the time of haa made clear that he is no longer pursuing the doctorate. reappointment, that completi on of the doctorate was anticipated in the ensuing year, It is presently about one-th ird completed, though the thesis adviser at 4H0> I am enclosing a copy of the Candidate's Committee report, including points out that it is a work of broader scope than the normal doctoral thesis. letters from students and faculty members. I am enclosing a copy of the report of the Candidate's Committee, which was the basis for the full committee 's discussion. Most of the full committee had read Sincerely yours, some or all of Mr published and unpublished scholarship. Sincerely youl Robert M. Jordan Head Page 8 THE UBYSSEY Thursday, December 2, 1971 STEREO RECORD SALE SLP 18139 — Kristofferson — Kris Kristofferson. Sugg. List Z 30679 — The Silver Tongued Devil + Price $5.98 SO-99 I—Kris Kristofferson. OUR PRICE OU 1415—Get Off in Chicago — Havey Mandel. PAS 7 1047 — Street ST 2047—Meet the Beatles. Corner Talking — ST 2080—The Beatles Savoy Brown. Second Album. SRM 1—609 Every Picture ST 2108—Something New tells a Story—Rod — The Beatles. Stewart. Sugg. List ST 2358—Beatles VI. ST 2442—Rubber Soul — Price $5.98 $Q.69 Sugg. List < Beatles. OUR PRICE Price $6.29 ' ST 257 6—Revolver — 99 Beatles. OUR PRICE T 6031—Beatlemania — DES 18012—Days of Future Past—Moody Blues. The Beatles. DES 18017—In Search of the 6054—Twist and Shout — NPS 4—Let It Bleed — The Beatles. Lost Chord — Moody Rolling Sto nes. T 6063—Long Tall Sally Blues. NPS 5—Get You Ya-Ya's — Beatles. DES 18025 — On The Out — Rolling Threshold of a Dream — Stones. Moody Blues. SRM 1—614 - Look at Sugg. List DES 18029—Ssh — Ten Years Yourself — Uriah Price $6.29 After. Heep. $0.39 OUR PRICE DES18038 — Cticklewood THS 1—To Our Children's Green — Ten Years Children — Moody After. Blues. SW 385—Hey Jude — Beatles. PS 539—Beggar's Banquet — THS 3—Ques tion of SOAL 6351 Beatles. Let It SMAS 2653—Sgt. Pepper's Rolling Stones. Balance' — Moody Be. Lonely Hearts Club SR 61237—The Rod Stewart Blues. $ .49 Band — Beatles. Album. Sugg. List $10.98 5 STAO 3363—McCartney. THS5 - Every Good Boy SR 61264—Gasoline Alley — SW 3372—John Lennon — Sugg. List Deserves Fafour Moodv Blues. Rod Stewart. Plastic One Band. Price $7.98 99 SMAS 3375—RAM — Paul Sugg. List $6.29 $3-43' •4. OUR PRICE McCartney. Sugg. List SW 3379—Imagine —John Lennon. Price $5.98 $4.69 SRM 2-7500—Buddy Miles OUR PRICE Live. Sugg. List Price $12.98 $£.69 DL 74951—Unicorn Irish OUR PRICE Rovers. Who's Next-The Who-DL 79182 DL 75285—Osibisa. Elton John-UNI 73090 DL 75295—Pilgrimage — SWBO 101—The Beatles. Tap Root Manuscript- Wishbone Aciv Specially Pricett4 RoootriSet KS 3649—Cher-Cher Neil Diamond-UNI 93092 \CM STCH 639 - All Things Must UAS 6487 —Lightfoot — Tumblewood Connection- Gordon Lightfoot Be Possible — George UAS 6587 — The Way I Feel— Elton John-UNI 73096 Harrison. ^ Gordon Lightfoot 11-17-7-Elton John-UNI 93105 UAS 6649—Did She Mention Stenes-Neil Diamond-UNI 93106 Sugg. List $#.69 My Name — Gordon Price $13.29 ft Lightfoot. Sugg. List OUR PRICE ^^ UAS 6672—Back Here on Earth — G ordon Price $8.98 $£.29 Lightfoot. OUR PRICE UAS 6714—Sunday Concert— Gordon Lightfoot. At Carnegie Hall HURRY! UAS 6754—The Best of Includes 3 Posters And A 20 Page Program Gordon Lightfoot. SPS 2596— The Dionne Warwick Story Dionne Warwick. Questions 67And 68/lm A Man/Beginnings MAIL O'RDERS PROMPTLY Colour My World/Make Me Smile/25 Or 6 To 4 FILLED: Just tick off the records Sugg. List Sugg. List Plus 260thers you want; enclose your list with Price $6.29 $0.69 Price $8.29 $£.69 remittance, plus 5% tax and postage, OUR PRICE W OUR PRICE and we'll get your order away Live at Leeds-The Who C4X 30865 - NEW CHL promptly. First record 35c, each -DL 79175 UAS 9956—200 Motels — Frank Zapa. CAGO 4 LP Set. $ 69 additional record 20c postage and DXSW 7205 - Tommy The Sugg. List $14.98 . * 8 handling charge. Who. $C79 Sugg. List $12.98 D QUANTITIES LIMITED QUANTITIES LIMITED Now More Than Ever Marantz 'Marantz' Makes Buying Only Sounds Expensive! A & B SOUND Introduces The New A Quality STEREO SYSTEM Easier Marantz AM-FM RECEIVERS

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Thursday, December 2, 1971 THE UBYSSEY Page 9 Tories start planning for impending election 1 w. The immediate effect of the Response to Liberals loosening of the Diefenbaker grip has been a blurring of the already faint ideological policies is ambivalent distinctions between the Tories and the Liberals. Because the Illustrative of the situation is Tories have nothing particularly By ROBERT CHODOS the Conservative position on the coherent of their own to offer, Last Post News Service question of Canadian they are reduced to simply OTTAWA - That there is a independence. There is a strong opposing what the Liberals do. great deal of dissatisfaction with strain of Canadian nationalism in The state of things now is the present government is one of Tory history, beginning with that that may be enough. the more evident political John A. Macdonald and running Third-grade arithmetic and realities. down the years through to John fifth-grade geography combine Gallup polls, provincial Diefenbaker. The Tories were to produce a straightforward election results, byelections all traditionally the party of high Conservative election strategy. tend to confirm it. The tariffs and the British The Liberals currently hold 150 government's current dispirited connection, while the Liberals seats, the Tories fewer than half performance in the House of were free traders and of that. But the places where the Commons indicates that continentalists. Tories are strong - the prairies awareness of the discontent has and the Atlantic provinces - are penetrated even to the Liberal areas where the government is, if benches. anything, even more unpopular According to the rules of the than in 1968. While the Tories game, such a situation is a Bu t in the last year or so the may lose a few western seats to heaven-sent opportunity for Liberals have done several things the NDP, they should, on opposition parties, and that did not fit into the balance, come out with at least particularly for the official traditional pattern. Prime as many seats in those areas as opposition. All the more so minister Trudeau went to (of all they have now. places) Moscow, and made when a general election is a The vast majority of the disparaging remarks there about virtual certainty within the next Liberal seats are in Quebec, American relations with Canada. 12 months, and a distinct Ontario and B.C. Here the The government's response to possibility within the next six. Liberals have extended the Nixon surcharge has Appropriately then, the themselves about as far as they included some surprisingly tough mood in Progressive go. In B.C. the Tories have no statements along with the Conservative circles is a buoyant seats and thus have nowhere to expected bowing and scraping. one, as the Tories prepare for go but up, although the number And the recent spate of leaked their annual meeting and policy of seats they can gain is cabinet documents has raised the conference here beginning relatively small. In Quebec the spectre of a government body Sunday. Party organizer Robert prospect exists of sizeable that will screen American Redard regards the meeting as a Liberal losses, but these will investment, and could even kickoff for the Tory election more likely go to Social Credit decide that not all of it is in the campaign, and the policy than the Conservatives — unless Canadian national interest. resolutions that come out of it the Tories can pick up someone will constitute, to all intents and In the face of this there were like Claude Wagner, the former purposes, an election platform. two things the Tories could have law-and-order provincial justice However, the Conservatives done. They could have pointed minister. are not quite ready to begin out that the government's In any case, the main packing for the move into "nationalist" response was battleground in the next election STANFIELD ... the pro-American ministerial offices. pitifully inadequate in relation is clearly Ontario, and the major to what was required, or they question for the Tories is how could have moved to occupy the allowed Macquarrie himself to should be more resolute in its many seats they can add to the continentalist ground being attack Canada's vote in favor of support of the western alliance. 17 now held there. hesitantly abandoned by the the Albanian resolution But the dominant impression The provincial Conservatives just ,he first reason for this: it is Liberals. admitting the People's Republic left by Tory policy at this point came out of an election there not Tory leader Robert Stanfield They tried to do both. of China to the United Nations, is Macquarrie's position, not with a resounding victory, but who will call the election, it is Thus early in November, the and say: Fairweather's. This 'is partly Ontario voters have often in the prime minister Pierre Trudeau. House of Commons debated a "We cannot be a Yugoslavia. I because it is the direction in past proved entirely capable of The timing, the style, and the motion by Heath Macquarrie read that a great British which Stanfield seems to be going Tory provincially and at issues of the campaign are for (PC-Hillsborough), "that this newspaper believes Mr. Trudeau leaning, and partly becuase it is the same time going just as Trudeau to determine, not for House, noting the continuing wants to be a western Tito. He so unusual to hear Tories talk strongly Liberal federally. The Stanfield. deterioration of communication cannot be a General de Gaulle. that way. federal Tories are not trying to The Tories are afraid of on the basis of common interest That may be appealing but that Les Horswill of the PC gauge just why it was that the anything that will have the and mutual respect between the is not for Canada. We cannot, research office here, himself a Ontario Conservatives were able appearance of a bold new government of Canada and the for many reasons, hard reasons nationalist, thinks that the to increase their majority at a initiative on the part of the government of the United such as geography, history, position is an aberration, and time when everyone expected government, such as the States, condemns the economics and all the rest, will right itself before election substantial gains for the NDP. imposition of wage and price government for failing to forsake our role as an important campaigning gets really serious. controls or some move to lessen employ and improve firm and integrated ally of the U.S." But Horswill also points out Canada's economic dependence constructive economic and The same inconsistency that slowly but irreversibly the on the U.S. The Conservatives political relations with the pervades the policy papers party has been undergoing a do not have an adequate United States, and, at the same prepared for the Sunday process of de-Diefenbakeri- response for either of those, and time, for failing to develop a meeting, which will serve as the zation. Many of the western \_Jne theory is that the they know it. They are also new economic policy which basis for the resolutions brought Tory members, like Jack Horner electorate is in a bitchy, rather afraid of the rather formidable would strengthen our economic to the floor and hence, (Crowfoot) and Jack Bigg authoritarian mood, a mood for personality of the prime independence and fully employ indirectly, for the Tory election (Pembina) are free-traders and 'no-nonsense' politics, similar to minister, which wiped them out our growing and highly-skilled platform. The paper on pro-Americans at heart, and the mood that elected Edward in the last election in 1968. human resources." "Canadian sovereignty and supported nationalist positions Heath in Britain in 1970. The The problems of having to It was a neat balancing act. It Canadian identity" proposes only because of the hold that emerging pro-Americanism and respond rather than initiate are allowed Gordon Fairweather that foreign investment be the Chief had over the western Stanfield's pro-business common to all opposition (PC-Fundy-Royal), one of the screened and regulated - about caucus, even after Stanfield's philosophy, coupled with that parties everywhere. But in the more nationalistically-inclined what the Liberal cabinet is accession to the leadership. kind of gauging of the case of the Progressive members of the Tory caucus, to prepared to consider. The one But how that hold has been electorate, could make the Conservatives they are say in the debate that "'Canadian on external affairs and national slipping, and Horner and Bigg Conservative party into compounded by a further economic independence and defence, meanwhile, attacks the and the others are free to something it never was under difficulty: the Tories don't have Canadian economic development government for its NATO troop espouse the positions they really Diefenbaker — a party clearly to very much to say. are inseparable." But it also cuts and suggests that Canada held all along. the right of the Liberals. Page 10 THE UBYSSEY Thursday, December 2, 1971

Classroom Report GENERAL MEETING

By A. T. HUNN The reading list, well prepared though it is, weekly contains Political science 204 as about 75 pages per week of conducted by Kal Holsti "is an jargon, dull theory and long tomes exercise in futility. on systems. NON-FACULTY The course, an introduction to It is only when the course gets international politics is futile, out of abstracts and deals with because while Holsti is competent, specific events that the class witty and intelligent, he is interest rises. saddled with the impossible task of turning a bad course into an TEACHERS' UNION The discussion groups are interesting one. conducted by Kal Holsti, Ole It's not that he hasn't tried. Holsti, Mike Wallace, Lome Kavic, The course is divided into two Dave Brown, Don Lawrence and Tuesday, 7 December hours of lectures and one hour of Jeff Mellows. discussion per week, which is a good format for exchange of Talking to discussion 12:30 A.U.S. Of ideas. He has prepared a good participants, it seems that most lecture outline to which he groups are a reasonably effective carefully adheres. The reading list supplement to the lectures. The BROCK 163 is carefully selected, and also well best are those led Kal and Ole outlined. Holsti, the poorest are those with Mike Wallace, who is very Over the last 18 mo., UBC administrators have shown But try as he might, the course knowledgeable, yet unable to they don't want to ACT ON substantial problems for is a bore, though it's partly a stick to the subject. non-faculty teachers (TA's, RA's, LA's): WAGE matter of circumstance. LEVELS, HIRING, GRIEVANCE PROCEDURES Although interesting, the (among many!) discussion groups don't save the The bookstore has screwed up They want to mark time, engage in polite useless on orders again, and as a result course. some of the course's texts won't negotiations. arrive until they're out of date. Polisci 204 is pre-requsite only for the programmes in BUT The course scheduler has international relations. Otherwise determined the lectures will be it can be avoided by taking other The People at the Short End held in two hour blocks, once a second year Polisci courses, all of week, in the dreary cellars of which deal less with abstract (YOU)! Buchanan and the chemistry systems and more with specific building. governments. Can't Wait for Favors Holsti is plagued by the fact If you can avoid this course, I that he can't effectively give his suggest you do so. If you can't, attention to his polisci courses look forward to a dull year. We must organize effective action now! because he is also teaching Arts 1 which takes up a massive amount The course is divided into two of time. sections, both taught by Kal ALL INTERESTED PEOPLE COME! Holsti. But even if the conditions were WE NEED YOUR STRENGTH ideal the course would not be much better. How can a course Section 1 meets Tuesday which tries to make 2:30-4:30, in chemistry 150, and NOTHING WILL CHANGE bi-multjpolarity a household word WALLACE, HOLSTI section 2 meets Thursday be interesting? . . . one bad, one good 9:30-11:30 in Buchanan 104. UNLESS WE CHANGE IT!

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He fight is between a cluster of department has read like an vote was close and there were videotaped by students and shown also issued a stern confidential disciplines defending capitalism adventure yarn, in which the several abstentions. on campus. A week later, the warning to department members and a unified social science that ship's captain, gradually going A day later, department head proceedings were published as a that further news leaks on their serves the cause of revolution. mad (played by Humphrey Bogart Cyril Belshaw decided to undercut paperbook book, titled Learn-In. part could result in legal action The whole concept of tenure in the movie version), is faced the committee's decision by On the same day that the learn-in being taken against them. has come under the gun as a result with a crew getting ready to adding his own negative report on was held The Ubyssey published a On Nov. 23 the P and T of what's happening in anthrosoc. mutiny. Speier and Silvers. special section on the situation, committee decided to write an And the procedures for granting Perhaps, at the expense of By the end of that week, the including the results of an "addendum" to the cases. During tenure have been severely literary liveliness, it might be anthrosoc grad students formed a investigation conducted by the that week the cases overspilled challenged by anthrosoc grad useful to recap the events that tenure committee of their own, paper which examined the history department boundaries when they students. have occurred and to briefly chaired by James Heap, charged of political infighting and were brought to the attention of In the eye of the hurricane is a analyze their significance, so that with the task of submitting a brief. factionalism in the department. the Canadian Association of deeply-divided department whose students heading home for The Ubyssey, in an editorial on The week of Nov. 1-5 saw new University Teachers. wounds will not be quickly first-term holidays will be less Oct. 19, asked Belshaw to spell protests from junior faculty and Last Monday Speier and Silvers healed. They are led by Belshaw, inclined to forget what is out the critieria for deciding on undergraduates in the department. denounced the addendum as a the continuance of whose happening at their university. tenure and suggested that the On Nov. 2, David Aberle, a whitewash, calling on the headship is now doubtful. The anthrosoc tenure dispute publishing and teaching records of member of the P and T committee committee to fully reconsider And also in the hurricane's eye has to do with (a) principled Speier and Silvers were better issued a statement praising the their cases. The following day, the are Speier and Silvers. The answer issues about democracy in the than some of the candidates grad student brief and calling for committee killed the addendum to why they are being fired has university and (b) the lives of two Belshaw had approved. reconsideration of the cases. plan. yet to be given. teachers. The grad students published On Nov. 9 The Ubyssey * * * The principled issues are their tenure brief on Oct. 28. It reproduced on its front page a Perhaps the major issue that tenure, secrecy, academic freedom was a massive, closely-argued confidential memo in which an has captured the attention of and how decision-making works. document that suggested there enraged Belshaw urged faculty to students during the weeks of The two teachers are assistant were disturbing irregularities in "bombard" the student paper struggle is secrecy. Students in sociology professors Matthew the way the P and T committee with letters protesting divulgences anthrosoc have discovered Speier and Ron Silvers. came to its conclusions, and by the press of what was through first-hand experience that On Tuesday, Oct. 5, Ubyssey presented new evidence, largely in occurring. Revelation of the the institution which proclaims writer Art Smolensky suggested favor of the two profs. In the memo further eroded Belshaw's freedom of discussion and rational that trouble was brewing in the following days, the student brief crumbling credibility as faculty debate in reality wields power anthrosoc department over was widely read and a major resistance to the head increased. behind closed doors and is loathe upcoming tenure cases. factor in initiating serious The students conducted a to explain why and how it does its business. On the same day, the discussion about the possibility of second public learn-in on Nov. 16. anthrosoc promotions and tenure reconsidering the cases. In the meantime Belshaw solicited The unfinished fight has also committee recommended On Friday, Oct. 29 the first and passed on to faculty a letter led students to ask questions War Act inquiry will hold hearing here The Citizens Commission of Inquiry into University history professor; Linda Dunlop said many people at previous the War Measures Act will hold hearings in Meissenheimer, ex-student council president hearings came forward with briefs which the SUB student council chambers Friday. at Simon Fraser University and Richard revealed their own experience during the The hearings will be held from 10 a.m. to Dunlop, associate law professor at UBC. Quebec crisis. 12 noon, 2 to 5 p.m. and 8 to 10 p.m. Hearings began in Montreal Oct. 16, to After Friday's Vancouver hearing, others The commission was formed last April by commemorate the invocation of the act and will be held in the prairies, Quebec and concerned members of Quebec and Ontario have since been held in Ottawa, Hull, possibly the maritime provinces. civil rights organizations because the federal Saskatoon and Edmonton. government failed to provide a civil 'The purpose of the hearings is to gather Dunlop said the hearings should be ,***" commission to study the effects of the Oct. information on public opinions of the act," completed by the end of December. ^^*~^~~ 16, 1970 invocation of the act in Quebec. Dunlop said. "Then a report on the effect of the act on >*" Three of the 10 commissioners will be at Letters have been sent to political parties civil liberties in times of peace and whether the hearing. and other organizations asking them to it should be ammended or repealed now, will They are Laurier La Pierre, McGill present briefs at the hearings. be published in English and French."

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By SANDI SHREVE ?«*?* last fiscal year, indicating the UBC is required by law to majority of old faculty opted to publish an annual financial change to it. statement of all expenditures and The statement said a total of salaries. $3,512,000 was paid to countries But this year no one knew it outside Canada. This includes the was available. U.S. pension fund payments as 'The government only requires well as payments to various us to produce and publish the scientific supply companies. statement, not to make an issue of A total of $108,402 was paid it or give it away," Arnie Myers, to "the university endowment director of UBC information lands administration. 'services said Wednesday. Myers told The Ubyssey the He said the government has endowment lands were originally only demanded publication of the to be developed by the provincial statement "for the past few government to provide revenue plus years". for UBC through a share in land "For the first few years there sales profits. was a great deal of interest in it so "But this never happened," he we printed a substantial number said. of copies." According to the 1970-71 PATTERNED Myers said because in more annual report of the Alumni recent years fewer copies have Association, it received $225,000 been sold, bursar Bill White from UBC to cover operating decreased the printing order for costs. DENIM FLARES the 1970/71 fiscal year. More than $15,000 of this In previous years all Vancouver grant as well as $277,546 in gifts 26 inch Flares with media received free copies of the ARNIE MYERS and donations was returned to the statement. ... slapped in teeth university. narrow cut knee Money raised by the Alumni Myers said: "We felt the media alternative to the U.S. pension Association provides scholarships slapped us in the teeth" because fund was one controlled by the and bursaries for students. Four patch pockets the only stories they published federal government, which limited concerned high salaries of faculty investment to equal a return of "A broad range of grants are members and ignored all other only $1,200 per year after made to both men's and women's Button fly-front material it provided. retirement. athletic committees and to As a result the media was not In 1967 the university extramural and intramural Regular value 10.00 sent copies of the statement this introduced the UBC Pension Plan activities," said Jack Strathus, year. for faculty members, which is director of the Alumni "The statement is publically handled through a Canadian trust Association. NOW - UNBELIEVABLE available at the university fund, Myers said. UBC treasurer Allan Baxter bookstore and there is no secret (UBC is now in the process of explained the $2,163 paid to VALUE - AT ONLY about it," Myers said. working out a similar plan for Simmons and McBride funeral (The statement is not on non-active staff.) parlor. display — it is available in a He said if people donate their backroom of the store, priced at When the new plan was bodies to the university for 2140 Western Parkway| $3.15.) introduced all new faculty medical research, "we pay their The statement says $937,000 members were required to use it memorial expenses when they 55 W.Hastings UB.C. Square was paid to the Teachers while old members had the option die." Mon., Tues., Wed., Sat.: Insurance Annuity Association of remaining with the U.S. fund Presumably the $601 paid to 2115 W. 41st or changing to the Canadian fund. and the College Retirement and Vancouver Hearse Hire Ltd. «,w-r .ii w. J 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Equitors Fund which are U.S. The statement says $2,129,876 covered costs for transporting the 2967 W. BrOOdway Thurs., Fri., 10 a.m. - 9 p.m. pension funds. was paid to the Canadian fund by bodies to the university. Before 1967 the only Canadian all faculty members during the «e«ts miller* JEWELLERS WISH MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL FACULTY AND STUDENTS

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Two months ago eight people from the Lower Mainland were chosen to Among those who went was former UBC student Ralph Stanton who tour China by the China Friendship Committee in conjunction with the was interviewed by Page Friday. Excerpts from the interview along with some government of the People's Republic of China. of the photographs taken by Stanton on the tour are presented here for a The one-month tour took the Canadians through all parts of China with special on the People's Republic. major stops at Peking, Nanking, Shanghai, Wuhan, Tangshau and Kwangchow (formerly Canton).

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Page Friday: How is education structured in China? always connected to learning. Twelve-year-olds studying electrolysis were Ralph Stanton: Basically, children start at the age of seven. If both electroplating car filters. parents work children are in pre-school day-care. All communities have free Previous to the cultural revolution students would have to be 15 years day care for children from birth. Women, if they are factory workers, are old to do this work. given 56 days maternity leave. The middle school (high school) we went to was in Shanghai and had an Women with babies are given time off from factory to go and nurse electric motor repair shop attached to it where the students rewound and their children at the near-by day-care facility. repaired electric motors. They rebuilt the entire motor while studying the Children start at lower school (the equivalent of our grammar school). theory of how the motor worked. This makes is easier to learn things and, in The idea of the educational system is to unite theory and practice. Children our own view, made it less alienating as the people got a more rounded world we saw worked in a plywood factory utilizing the plywood. This work is view- Continued on Page 6

Minutes after her operation for an ovary cyst a young Chinese woman A few minutes later she walked down the hall to take a look at the offending recuperates in bed. object. Her only anaesthetic was acupuncture.

Thursday, December 2, 1971 THE UBYSSEY Page Friday, 3 Page Friday. 4 UBYSSEY Thursday, December 2, 1971 Thursday, December 2, 1971 THE UBYSSEY Page Friday, 5 MEN AT,WORK at an open hearth blast furnace at the Wuhan Iron and Steel Works. "They have what they call the two initiatives 9 local and centraV9

We saw workers, in this case electronics workers, teaching in a middle The committee is age divided so that young, middle-aged and elderly school and we saw teachers who, before this innovation took place during the are divided more or less evenly. cultural revolution, were unable to do the repair work the students were Although examinations are de-emphasized they are still present. Three doing. things are tested for: the ability to analyze and solve problems, the grasp of Pf: How is university education structured? theory and the integration of theory and practice. R.S.: The University of Peking known as Beta (Bay-dah) was one of the Poorer students were coached by their class brothers and sisters There is no such thing as paying a coach in China. storm centres of the cultural revolution and its method of operation has been completely changed. Pf: Could you tell us something about the communal- system in China? The old emphasis was on lectures, book learning and generally the kind R.S.: Communes can be 100,000 people and encompass factories and of university with which we are familiar. Elitish, academic snobbery and things related to agriculture. The general theory of that is the distinction alienation prevailed. between urban and rural is broken down and production is diversified. The new university reformed both the content and the form of You can go to a fairly remote community and find a small steel plant in education. They started from Mao's premise that it is impossible to run an operation or light industry which is making roller bearings, agricultural pumps arts and literature factory unless the factory considers "the society as a whole or air compressors such as the situation we saw. as its factory. In China they have what they call the two initiatives, local and central. So students of art and literature must go out and participate in industry You never have to wait for the centre to allow something. You can go ahead and agriculture. They must go out and study culture directly and combine on you own but the centre can also initiate projects. their study with direct action. Again the point was made that learning is easier with the integration of Pf: How is food produced and distributed? theory and practice. The new content was to study Marx, Engels, Lenin and RS.: Food is produced almost everywhere you go in China. We found a Mao and to participate directly in the social production of agriculture and small farm in the Chinese equivalent of an elementary school. The main industry on a practical level. task of the countryside is to produce food and the main practice is to make The new form was to emphasize discussion, practice, inter-student each region self-sufficient. Now it is generally no longer necessary to discussion, self-study, student professor study and intensive questioning. transport grains from south to north. Students and cadre who wished to teach could do so in the classroom. Food is very plentiful. We ate on communes and factories and were The new method resulted in an end to professorial elitism and unable to eat all which was placed before us while our hosts, the Chinese •mmr Ej snobbism. Profs are encouraged to learn from the students and if a professor workers, were able to eat more than we. does not know something he is able to say so without embarrassment which is A typical worker's meal in a factory at noon would consist of two a major change from the old China. dishes. One would be the equivalent of five of six bowls of rice and the other Pf: Who exercises control over the university? a combination of egg, vegetables, meat or fish. China produces enough milk R.S. The equivalent to our board of governors is a 39 member for children. revolutionary committee composed of all the major elements in the Pf: From what you saw how is production organized? community. R.S.: The factory system there is unlike the one here inasmuch as the It has six workers from outside the university, seven People's Liberation factory may cover a vast acreage and may include housing, schools, hospitals Army members, nine professors and academic staff, three representatives and recreation facilities. Control of the factories is in the hands of 3 in 1 from workers ai the university (physical plant).seven students, six cadre or committees composed of workers, cadre and PLA representatives. white collar bureaucratic type-? from within the university and one Workers are expected to provide the spark to innovate arid stream-line representative from all the families of the students. These people are elected production and no one fears losing her or his job since anyone in China who frorn their own constituency. wants to work can.

..^ftfiT - ' = VOLUNTEER WORK DAY at the site of a new bridge at Wuhan. Many Peoples' Liberation Army members join the force on such days.

Page Friday, 6 THE UBYSSEY Thursday, December 2, 1971 Men who make wounds Norman Bethune, a Canadian doctor, was in the And this one. Will he run along the road beside his medical corps during the Spanish Civil War and later was a mule at another harvest, with cries of pleasure and medical officer in the Red Army in the Sino-Japanese happiness? No, that one will never run again How can War. He died there in 1939 after writing Wounds which is you run with one leg? What will he do? Why, hell sit and reprinted from New Frontiers. watch the other boys run. What will he think9 He'll trunk what you and I would think. What's the good of pity'' Don't pity him! Pity would diminish his sacrifice. He d.d this for the defence of China. Help him. Lift him off the table. Carry him in your arms. Why, he's as light ii a I he kerosene lamp overhead makes a steady buzzing child! Yes, your child, my child. sound like an incandescent hive of bees. Mud walls. Mud floor. Mud bed. White paper windows. Smell of blood and How beautiful the body is; how perfect its parts; with chloroform. Cold. Three o'clock in the morning, what precision it moves; how obedient, proud and strong December 1, North China, near Lin Chu, with the 8th How terrible when torn. The little flame of life sinks Route Army. lower and lower, and with a flicker, goes out. It goes out Men with wounds. like a candle goes out. Quietly and gently. It makes its Wounds like little dried pools, caked with protest atextinction, then submits. It has its say, then is black-brown earth; wounds with torn edges frilled with silent. black gangrene; neat wounds, concealing beneath the abscess in their depths, burrowing into and around the Any more? Four Japanese prisoners. Bring them in. great firm muscles like a dammed-back river, running In this community of pain, there are no enemies. Cut around and between the muscles like a hot stream; away that blood-stained uniform. Stop that hemorrhage. wounds, expanding outward, decaying orchids or crushed Lay them beside the others. Why, they're alike as carnations, terrible flowers of flesh; wounds from which brothers! Are these soldiers professional man-killers? No, the dark blood is spewed out in clots, mixed with the these are amateurs-in-arms. Workman's hands. These are ominous gas bubbles, floating on the fresh flood of the workers-in-uniform. still-continuing secondary hemorrhage. No more. Six o'clock in the morning. God, it's cold in Old filthy bandages stuck to the skin with blood-glue. this room. Open the door. Over the distant, dark-blue Careful. Better moisten first. Through the thigh. Pick the mountains, a pale, faint line of light appears in the east. In leg up. Why it's like a bag, a long, loose, red stocking. an hour the sun will be up. To bed and sleep. What kind of stocking? A Christmas stocking. Where's the fine strong rod of bone now? In a dozen pieces. Pick them But sleep will not come. What is the cause of this out with your fingers; white as a dog's teeth, sharp and cruelty, this stupidity? A million workmen come from jagged. Now feel. Any more left? Yes, here. All? Yes; no, Japan to kill or mutilate a million Chinese workmen. Why here's another piece. Is this muscle dead? Pinch it. Yes, should the Japanese worker attack his brother worker, it's dead. Cut it out. How can that heal? How can those who is forced merely to defend himself. Will the Japanese worker benefit by the death of the Chinese? No, how can muscles, once so strong, now so torn, so devastated, so he gain?i Then, in God's name, who will gain? Who is ruined, resume their proud tension? Pull, relax. Pull, relax. responsible for sending those Japanese workmen on this What fun it was! Now that is finished. Now that's done. murderous mission? Who will profit from it? How was it Now we are destroyed. Nov/ what will we do with possible to persuade the Japanese workman to attack the ourselves? Chinese workman - his brother in poverty; his companion in misery?

Nlext . What an infant! Seventeen. Shot through the belly. Chloroform. Ready? Gas rushes out of the opened peritoneal cavity. Odor of feces. Pink coils of distended I s it possible that a few rich men, a small class of intestine. Four perforations. Close them Purse string suture. men, have persuaded a million men to attack, and attempt Sponge out the pelvis. Three tubes. Hard to close. Keep to destroy, another million men as poor as they? So that him warm. How? Dip those bricks into hot water. these rich may be richer still? Terrible thought! How did they persuade these poor men to come to China? By telling Gangrene is a cunning, creeping fellow. Is this one them the truth? No, they would never have come if they alive? Yes, he lives. Technically speaking, he is alive. Give had known the truth. Did they dare to tell these workmen him saline intraveneously. Perhaps the innumerable tiny that the rich only wanted cheaper raw materials, more cells of his body will remember. They may remember the markets and more profit? No, they told them that this hot salty sea, their ancestral home, their first food. With brutal war was "The Destiny of the Race," it was for the the memory of a million years, they may remember other "Glory of the Emperor," it was for the "Honor of the tides, other oceans, and life being born of the sea and sun. State," it was for their "King and Country." It may make them raise their tired little heads, drink deep False. False ashefl! * and struggle back into life again. It may do that. Bethune memorial in China Continued on page 8

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GOVERNMENT OF BRITISH COLUMBIA COUNCIL ON DRUGS, ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO Hon. D.L. Brothers, Q.C., Minister of Education-Chairman Thursday, December 2, 1971 THE UBYSSEY Page 29 111 IIHIIIW Eco-cof lapse A multi-inedia show on Man Gam pus Hot flashes and his Ever-changing II environment will be held today at iiiiiiiiiiiiin noon in Westbrook TOO. one to a student in elementary Leagues? The conference will include Dave Mason, ecologist, dancer and one to a student at large. demonstrations of classroom Free bus and singer will discuss the dangers The fourth bursary is for a instruction regarding sex of eco-col lapse and possible ride offered transfer student, the only criteria education, teenage behavior and solutions. * Some lucky person will have a being need. development patterns and family Campus The event is sponsored by the free ride to UBC all of January. Letters of application should relationships. Environmental Crisis Operation. The North Shore-UBC be taken to education room 1, or Advance registration is Several color projectors and Commuters Club will hold a draw left in the internal affairs officer's Leagues? requested at 733-1310. tape recorders will be used. for a free seat on its direct bus to mailbox. the university. All fulltime riders, whose January bus payments are Detection of Learning « received by Dec; 31,1971, will be CLASSIFIED Disabilities in Pre-School Age eligible. The winner's payment Children will be the subject of a Rates: Campus - 3 lines, 1 day $1.00; 3 days $2.50. will be refunded. speech given by Dr. J.U. Crichton Commercial - 3 lines, 1 day $1.25; additional lines 30c; 4 days price of 3. The bus will stop in the west of the UBC department of end starting January if students Classified ads are not accepted by telephone and are payable in advance. Deadline is pediatrics Tuesday at 8 p.m. 11:30 a.m., the day before publication. Publications Office, Rm. 241 SUB, UBC, Van. 8. indicate they want the stop. Crichton will speak to the If interested in a downtown Vancouver Association for stop, or for further information, Children with Learning ANNOUNCEMENTS Scandals 37 Tutoring Service 63 , phone the club at 985-1053. Disabilities at the B.C. teachers' Dances 11 DO YOU DRIVE A MAZDA. TOY- DON'T LET EXMAS GET YOU auditorium, Seventh and Burrard. ota or Datsun? Does Henneken down. Get help at the UBC Tutor­ Library hours STROBES. BLACK LIGHTS. BUB- Auto Service it for you? If not ing Centre, SUB 228. 12:30-2:30. ble Machines. 10% off rental to - you're paying too much — Call Tutors in almost eyery course. - UBC students. 736-0944. us at 263-8121 or drop in to Hours in the main UBC library 8914 Oalc St. (at Marine); . Love, romance MISCELLANEOUS and most branches will remain Greetings 12 Women's Studies has now JOY MUSIC SANCTUM — ROCK FOR SALE 71 normal until Dec. 21. INEXPENSIVE. RECYCLED FUR Folk records. Your kind of music completed the first half of its at funky prices. 6610 Main St. — MEDICAL, DENTAL STUDENTS. From Dec. 21 to 23 and Dec. coats and general fur access. Pap- 1971/72 program. pas Brothers, 459 Hamilton Street open 10 to 9. Skulls $30.00 to $75.00 and other 28 to 30 the libraries will be open at Victory Square. We trade. Open fine osteologieal human products The program will resume Jan. Monday through Saturday 12 noon- GIVE MOM AND DAD THE BEST most reasonable priced — Write * from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. 5:30 p.m., 681-6840. Christmas present ever, have your to 812-55 Maitland St. Toronto 11 with a panel discussion on hair styled at Corky's Men's Hair- 2X4, Ontario. The libraries will be closed on styling,. 3644 W. 4th Ave. Alma at Love, Romance and Sexuality. Lost & Found 13 all other days until normal hours 4th, 731-4717. We guarantee not NEW ROSSIGNOL STRATO 102- Registration for the weekly to ball up your haircut. 207cm, Look Nevada bindings. Call resume Jan. 3. WALLET LOST SATURDAY NITE Sven, 224-9510, Room 214. Tweeds- lectures and seminars will be held in W.M. Gym. A.M.S. No. 2521700. muir, Place Vanier. Cheap. Brock Hall will remain open 8 If found please phone Dennis, 224- again when classes begin in 9927. Reward. Typing 40 a.m. to midnight except Dec. 24 J. SWIFT- MICROSCOPE WITH January. Zeiss objectives, etc.; Precision to 26 and Dec. 31 to Jan. 2 when Special Noticedes 15 TERM PAPERS ETC. SPEEDILY cathode ray oscilloscope; T.V. on & efficiently typed. 35o page. Call stand: photographic odds and it will be closed for the holidays. "AT HOME"—SUNDAY, DEC. 5th, < Yvonne at 738-6874 (Kits) ends. 266—1354. What matters? 2:00-4:00 p.m. and CHRISTMAS MARTUT" P28~ GUITAR/ CASE, 2 CHOIR PROGRAM, 4:00 p.m. — ESSAYS. ETC. TYPED NEATLY, years old, $500.00. Excellent in­ Science pres The Anglican-United Campus Vancouver School of Theology. quickly and efficiently. 35c page. strument, Lawrence, 224-0125. 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OPEN DAILY TILL 6 P.M. - THURS. - FRI. TILL 9 P.M. Info. Bill Mcintosh - 926-3964 Thursday, December 2/ 1971 THE UBYSSEY Page 31 'Birds host Campus Campus Hockey Canada Leagues? Leagues? Tournament By KENT SPENCER

Totem tourney tomorrow The second annual Hockey The 18th annual Totem The Thunderbirds, led by Canada Tournament will be held Gastown Basketball Tournament kicks off guards Ron Thorsen and Stan at the Thunderbird Winter Sports Friday and Saturday at the War Callegari, will compete with the Centre Dec. 28 and 29. Memorial Gym. SFU Clansmen, the Lakehead The 'Birds are hosting visiting Wax University Nor'westers, and the teams from Toronto, Edmonton, Victoria Vikings in the single and Sir George Williams knockout elimination University in the single knockout Museum' tournament. UBC has won it five elimination tournament. times. Dec. 28, the Toronto Blues Last year it was not held due face off against the University of 21 WATER STREET, 685-2751 to schedule conflicts. Alberta Golden Bears at 6 p.m. At OPEN DAILY 11 A.M. TO 11 P.M. Friday night SFU plays 9 p.m., the 'Birds play the Sir Lakehead at 7:30 p.m., followed George Williams University by the 'Birds and the Vikings at Georgians. 9:15. Dec. 29, the losers meet in a Saturday at 7:30 it's the losers. consolation round at six. The The winners play for the championship game is at nine. championship at 9:15. It would have been nice to see Last year eight teams played in SPORT VILLA Ltd. a SFU-UBC clash in the opening Montreal and Toronto. This year, round. Unfortunately this was not the schedule has expanded to possible because the UBC-Victoria include centres at Thunder Bay, game also counts in league Sudbury, and Kingston, Ont., standings. • Trois Riviers, Que., and Cross Country Skiing RON THORSEN Montcalm, N.B. Each centre hosts .. leading the 'Birds The games are free to UBC four teams and all the games are students with their AMS card. played on Dec. 28 and 29. The 'Birds will be hoping to is our Specialty knock off the Georgians in the WCIAA splitting up opening round and get a shot at the Bears or the Blues for the We have Western Canada's largest and most complete The Western Canada was brought about due to Intercollegiate Athletic championship. selection of Cross Country Racing and Ski Touring financial reason. The universities Equipment. Association presently composed are finding it very expensive to Last year it was the unmerciful of teams from all universities west send their athletic teams over the Blues who defeated the 'Birds 3-2 of the Lakehead, is splitting up long distances involved between at the Canadian Championships in into two conferences. B.C. and Manitoba. Sudbury, Ont., and went on to We take special care of beginners The Canada West Conference take the overall championship. will include teams from the All university teams except the universities of B.C., "Alberta, football team will be affected by If the 'Birds should meet the Come to us for equipment, expert advice on Bears it will be their first meeting Calgary, Lethbridge, and Victoria. this split. The football schedule techniques, where to go, club trips, etc. will continue to operate between of the season. The Bears are The universities of B.C., Alberta, Calgary, currently two point leaders over Saskatchewan, Saskatoon and Saskatchewan and Manitoba. the 'Birds in Western Canadian We also have great ski clothing and accessories for Regina, Brandon, Winnipeg, Intercollegiate Athletic All other teams will compete both Alpine and Cross Country skiers. Manitoba and the Lakehead will Association standing, after playing only within their own conference, comprise the Great Plains the same teams and the same with playoffs between Conference. number of games. conferences. The breakup of the WCIAA Phone: 731-8818 The Canada West Conference The cost to UBC students will will have Calgary as its be one dollar each night, and 2693 West Broadway, Vancouver 8, B.C. headquarters. Lou Goodwin of tickets are now available at the Wrestlers Calgary was elected president of Athletic office in the War win meet the newly-created conference. Memorial gym. UBC wrestlers defaulted three matches, but still managed a 33-24 win over the University of FEATURE Calgary in an invitational at wrestling meet held Saturday at SFU. 919 Robson St. UBC winners were Russ SPORTS EVENTS Carmichael (126 pounds), Dave Gray (150), Vic Tyson (167), Bob 1032 W Hastings Ormond (177), and Bill McDonald (190). In a heavyweight SOCCER exhibition match, Kyle Raymond 670 Seymour Thursday noon Dec. 2 — Memorial Gym Field of UBC defeated his opponent TOMAHAWKS vs SIMON FRASER University from SFU. 4560 W 10th. Saturday, Dec. 4, 2 p.m. — Thunderbird Stadium Intramural THUNDERBIRDS vs FIREMEN

Well, it's time for the intramural staff and participants to hang up the ol* jock in favour BASKETBALL of a pen and pencil. The year got off to a hectic start with finances and all, but a 18th ANNUAL TOTEM TOURNAMENT varied program was undertaken. Sports from football to cycle drag Fri. Dec. 3 - were played. • Next term the program will 7:30 — Simon Fraser "Clansmen" vs Lakehead encompass 10 sports; bowling, University "Nor'Westers" 9:15 - U.B.C. snooker, track and field, Arts 20 race, rugby, wrestling, volleyball, "Thunderbirds" vs U. of Victoria "Vikings" soccer, ice hockey, and basketball. We look forward to your Sat. Dec. 4 - participation in the future. As of 7:30 — Consolation Game. now, let's look forward to exams, duthie so at least we'll be around next 9:15 — Championship Game. term. TENNIS matches must be completed by Friday. BOOKS SOCCER rescheduled games on Monday at 12:30; Beta 2A vs. FREE STUDENT ADMISSION VOC 2A, and Science 1A vs. Sigma Chi 1A. Page 32 THE UBYSSEY Thursday, December 2, 1971 i>tt0 anil ANTI-SALE HOT FLASH!!

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