Barrist,Ers Call for Law Faculty by TIM GLOVER

., MAEET Vol.IHE 6 UNIVERSITY OFVICTORIA, VICTORIA, B.C., NOVEMBER 3, 1966 No. 9 Barrist,ers Call For Law Faculty By TIM GLOVER

The City of Victoria is. in the view of the Victoria Bar Association, ideal for the estab-

“In the view of theBar a se- condlaw faculty in thisprov- ince is inevitable in thenear future.

“We believeit shouldbe in Victoria,”the brief concludes.

IIII~IIYIWIII~IH~UIttIH~N~ .Marijuana Charge Loid . Against Student ”We hopethe University of Canada,but would alsoenhance A fourth-yearstudent at the Victoriamight be thefirst Law University of Victoriawas Faculty in Canadato introduce thegrowing reputation of the University,”continues the brief.. charged with possession of mari- intoits curriculum a courseon juanawhen she appeared in trial techniques. ”We realize thatthere are Padson or Christ. Fact or Farce. Photo Editor Matthew CentralMagistrate’s Court Sat- “Todate no law school in probablymany demands upon urday. Wade insists that comedian and yogi Pat Paulson did walk on Canadahas introduced a course theUniversity and its resources the water at Smuggler’s Cove and claims this is the evidence KathleenWendy Tobin, 20, ill thissubject although several toprovide courses and training to prove it. in a number of specialized fields. 2150 Cadboro Bay Road, had her M’e submit,however, that. more case remanded to today (Thurs- legal training is needed not only day) for plea. ;,&f,S+<-~. UBC P,resident Quits Post for studentsintending to enter Bail was set at $!jbsoo by Magis- thepractice of law, but also for Edm’ondtrate St. form. -.- ””^. ~. . students seeking careers in busi- The fiv&y&r reign of the University of British Columbia’s President John MacDonald untInnHI~IItn~tm~u~~~t~t~ttu~n~~~~~~~~n~~n comes to an end in June 1967. ness, industryand government: Although the resignation was accepted with disappointment and sorrow by administration and provincial political leaders sharp criticism was forthcoming from students of UBC. Mood of feeling was expressed by board of governor’s chairman Mr.’ Justice N. T.’ Nemetz and Chancellor John Buchanan who told pms of their shock at the president‘s unexpected Uvic lo Endorse2nd Century Week resignation. Uvic is back in second century SecondCentury Week is the Ncn~te z said theBoard mentand student participation Onefourth-year student sug- week.Council decided Sunday major centennial programme for had met with MacDonaldand in it”. gestedthat the real reasonfor nightto endorse the Canadian the students of Canada’s univer- asked him to reconsider his deci- He alsoinsinuated that Mac- MacDonald’sresignation was studentcentennial project by sities,colleges’ and technical in- sion. Donaldwas leaving on the eve heavy student criticism especially allowingadvertising, but there stitutes. To be hosted jointly by “Howeversince he had deter- of studentunrest and difficulty from The Ubyssey. will still be no concrete financial thecampuses of theUniversity nlinctl topursue other activities for theUniversity. A second-yeararts student qssistance. of Albertaand the University in the field of education we were MacDonald in hisletter of said “I feel guilty. I didn’t go to An athleticsteam from the of Calgary, this $250,000 Nation- cmal)lc todissuade him.” resignation dated October 20 said Iris big meeting this Fall because University of Victoria will travel alproject will bn’ng together Theboard chairman said that he was quittingto devote him- it was so nice out.” to the University of Alberta for 1,100 students from across’ Can- duringdiscussions with Mac- self to other tasks. Anotheradded “Action is the the week butonly because the ada in the week of March 6 to 11 honaldthe President indicated Hethought now was a good best means of getting results, but national finalsin thissport are to participate in academic, cul- that hewould be continuinghis time for leadershipchange and it’s notgoing tochange the being held thereat the same educationwork in Canada but a new look atproblems coming situation.” time. tural and athletic events. ”hehas not at present accepted up. anyother position”. “I thinkthat Universities do Premier W. A. C. Bennett need a change in leadership from cxpressedsurprise at MacDon- time to time.” k said. ald’s action. %lacDonaldcontinued to deny Both EducationMinister Les- that his resignation had anything lie PetersonandOpposition to do with reports of differences LeaderRobert Strachan paid between himself ‘and provincial tributeto MacDonald‘sachieve- government. ments. When asked why he felt there “He did an outstanding joh in was aneed for a change, Mac- the field of postsecondary edu- Donald pointedout that the cation in the Province.” Straohan average tenure of a president of said. the U.S. is less than three years. Strachanwas asked why he “Itcaught me by surprise. It thoughtMacDonald hadre- is thelast thing in theworld I signed. expected.” “There may be many reasons.” Thiswas the typical’ student he said. I reaction on theUBC campus to “Hewas not givena fair MacDonald’s resignation. opportunity from the provincial Some students expressed sym- governmentto do thejob at pathyfor MacDonald. One girl UBCthat he wantedto do. It said “It’s too much for one guy.” was a veryprogressive presi- .4 first-yearcommerce student dency in view of financial limits,” said “It’stoo bad thewhole Strachan said. Eoard of Governors didn’t resign John Kelsey,Editor of the andMacDonald stay.” Ubyssey, critically attacked Mac- Donaldand his actionsand I think many of thethings hlamed him forallowing “medi- \lacDonaldhas done have been ocrity”to flourish at University forthe University. and accusedhim of hiring “in- He blamed many of the prob- competentstaff” and “mediocre lems of theUniversity on the thinking on universitygovern- Board. 2 THE MARTLET, NOVEWEER 3, 1966

ia has finally got its fountain.

Hy CAM ELI,ISOX landsetting of “SeaFever.” Again, I have been hosrtl However,his Schumann was out. If it isn’t money,it is delight,a and hedid the Needed useless news, in other words. Verdi “I1 lacero spirito,” and nothingto do with nlusic. the Mozart Non piu andrai” Thereare going to be some (from LaNozze di Figaro”) changesmade, sometime. very well. One fortunate aspect, how- Hisinterpretation w a s ever, is that I can nnw feel generally good, but he missed Rather perfectlyjustified in putting out on thethree Hebridean twice as much copy in the folksongs. He took them following meek. It also means all tooslowly, especially the muchless hunting for copy. s e c n n tl , the “Fairy Love Therehave been threecnn- Song.” certs in thepast two weeks. Theother two are Don One of these was there- Woodworth’sfirst two re- citallast Thursday in the Urgently citals.The guy really is SL”H UpperLounge, which good.He did a very nice was attended by aninitial job of the first recital,end- horde of fifty people. It ingwith the Bach “Dorian” writers ratherburns me that people Toccataand Fugue in D photographers are so gone over bubble-gum 3Iinor.His registration was music, and that the Activities verygood, but a few out-of- artists Council is so short-sighted as tune pipes rather marred the reporters toschedule a vocalist on R effect. day when the Choir practices. newsmen The second, on October 26, Also unfortunate was thr layout men duetwhich the singer, Fred- wasvery well handled as erick L. Ne\vnham of Pacific well, though I foundhe took ad men LutheranUniversity, had to theToccata from the Widor women do with the Radio Society up Fifth Symphony too fas t . to theconclusionto of the The effect in this piece is one ad pushers (desperately) of moving “sheets” of sound: second sectionofthe pro- cartoonists an ebb and flow, and this re- Kr;lmme. This is doublysad typists consideringthe scrap that quires a veryquick tempo. H o w e v e r , the occasional U~URII~conles over from the aardvarks H e a 1 t h Services Building. chordwithin this framework soundeddisjointed, simply and a cast of 10,000 The KUYS at UVR :are P;oO(l because of thespeed. heads, but their m u s i C a 1 tastesleave somewhat to be The next big thing music- desired. ally is the Symphony concert Apply at once, if not considerably before to Dr.Newnham has a very November 20 inthe Gym- good voice, thoughhis high nasium, commencing at 8:OO. .Martlet Office, SUB Rm. 6, formerly notestend to be nasal.This Thelast one was well at- Rhowed up especiallyin the tended,and I see no reason Purcell. “Ye Twice Ten Hun- whythis one should not be Clubs “A“ dredDeities,” and the Ire- as well. -i THE MARTLET, NOVEMBER 3, 1966 John Fraser

A recentissue of Timere- Oh no, not again.” ports a wonderful breakthrough inthe scientificdetection of “And they got girls! Oh Maj Communistguerillas. Physi- baby, you should see them gals! cists at the US.-Thailand Mili- Themrecruiting posters were tary Research and Development right!Oh, them loverly Thais! Centrenear Bankok have out- Oooooh,Maj!” fitted U.S.-built Royal Thai Air “Getthe hell out of there, Force C-47 transports with dumbbell!Stop callin’ attention heat-sensingdevices coupled to to ’em. You know our guys are infra-redaerial cameras. The ’sposed touse the legalized equipment is so sensitive it can prostitutionsystem the army’s detect the body heat of a group settingup it’sall bein’ or- of menfrom an altitude of - ganizedalphabetically inthe several thousand feet. newrec. centres goin’ up. You The planes are gradually map- wanna get those poor dopes in ping thermally the densely for- trouble,just because they’re usin’local talentand wreckin’ ested parts of Thailand; charts thesystem ? My namestarts are beingprepared which show the location and intensity df all with Y, and I know the predica- CANADA 99 organizers, Peter LeWarne, Tony Emery (associate professor History and heat generated in wooded areas. mentthose poor crumbs ate Fine Arts), Mike de Rosenroll, Alfred Goerke and Mike Hutchinson discuss arrangements in now get!” The idea is that after mapping - for the political seminar to be held here November 23rd to 27th. is completed, planes can system- “O.K. Major.Hey Maj! We atically fly over the country at got a 220 readin’in J8!” anytime and note changes in “Lord man,that’s fire! Get Reformed heat patterns. on down there! Could be guerilla Mission On Campus bonfires. Hey, if they’re cookin’ Addict to A week of religiousdiscus- include supper meetings on the And of courseheat changes peasants, Life wants photos.” could be caused by camouflaged Speak Here sion isto be heldon campus weeknights with informal dis- concentrations of guerillas and/ fromJanuary 23 to 27. “A cussionand an opportunity to ’ “YeahMaj. Hey - it’s gar- ‘Mission’ isa poor name for it meet the speakers. or their vehicles, effectively hid- bage.It’s a garbagedump. A bit of water, a syringe, a den from sight by heavy forest smallpile of whitepowder, a commentedBrian White, head The principal speakers will be They’reburnin’ books, Maj - of theplanning committee, but Dr. AkbarHaqq, a Ph.D. in cover. thousands and thousands of baredarm . . . SonnyArgon- zuionihad start ed simply we hopeto give some coherent Philosophyand Oriental Lan- 0.0 books;they’re just burnin’ ‘em statement of Christianityhere quages, and Kenneth Counter, a up!” enough with smoking “reefers,” butsoon these lost their thrill. oncampus and offer an oppor- lecturer dealing with Christian- Come aboard a helicopter tunity to discuss it.” “My god getlost kid!I just He graduated to ad d ic tin g ity and social ethics. VarsityChristian Fellowship, about a year from now, as the remembered-thatfire’s special drugs,and began “skin pop- Othertopics willinclude the pilotreports back to base dur- whichhas about 100 members, ordersfrom L.B. Get goin’ as ping,”and then “maintaining,” relevency of the church in ingroutinea heat check of issponsoring the week which moderntimes and considera- if you neverlaid eyes on ’em. injecting heroin directly into the a Chart 171-A36: willbe centred around a series tion of Christianitywith refer- That fire’s so top-secreteven veins. Hehad been hooked and of noonhour lectures, and will ence of philosophy. A weekend the C.O. doesn’tknow.” hisdrugs were costing up to “Hey Major, we got about 90 - conference may be planned fol- degre‘es Centigrade comin’ from thirtydollars a day, money he “Right,Maj baby. Up, UP, obtained by any means he could lowing the mission. “We hope,” theJ3 area. Spread over quite upand away. What’s with the said Mr. White“that the tone anarea, and nothin’ down on . . . usuallyrobbery. Several books bit ?” timeshe had been taken off of the week will not be pedantic the chart for there.” drugs, cured physically, but each but that we can get a realin- “Seemsthey discovered that YOU CAN timehe was back mainly in volvement cf studentsand a “Well don’t justsit there, atrainload of History of the several month s becausethe consideration of the issues.” dumbhead - goon down and United States of America text- treatmenthad not cured his EARN MONEY look. Atthat temperature it booksgoin’ tothe Bankok ele- mentaladdiction. could be engines; bet the dirty mentary schools had in ’em that AS’ A MARTLET Commies arediggin’ amm o the American War of Indepence In this state, he found a cure dumps.” was basically the inevitable up- for both his physical and mental rising of democracy against the addiction, a curethat allowed ADVERTISING “Heywhaddeeyahknow, maj, archaicprinciple of monarchy.” him to drop drugs immediately you’re right! I caneven see withoutthe agony of with- a bulldozernow . . . ButMaj, “Well so, Maj ?” drawal,and without leaving a SALESMAN it’s one of ours!” mental need for drugs. “Well so are you dumb,or 10% of Sales “Look,screwball, if it’s ours, are .youdumb ? Wheredo you Hearthis man tell his full then you’re over that new thinkyou are? D.C. ? Whad- storyin El-167 at 12:30 next underground missile fac t o r y deeyahspose we’re supportin’ in Tuesday, November 8, sponsored Apply SUB Room 6 that no-one’s’sposed to know this lousy country ? Equal rights by VCF. ) 9-1 Friday, Nor. 4 about. Now get out of there or something?’ Wake up, cube. and quick!” This is 1967. That’s a good old-fashionedmonarchy you’re “mght, Maj, we’re away. But flyin’over in thatchopper. of why the shut lip ?” yours - royalfamily and all “It’s thedumb civviesback the bit - andUncle Sam in- home,stupe. Whaddeeyathink tends to keep it that way!” University of Victoria Campus Players you’rein-kindergarten? Uncle “O.K. Maj.You named it.” Sam hasn’t recovered yet from the voters bein’ mad at the lies “Look, just keep rememberin’ present about us not buildin’ B-52’s over what the boss says; there’s time here - so canwe have news to do in Thailand what we could aboutthe missile factories havedone elesewhere.” “THE BRAGGART WARRIOR“ . leakin’ out?” “Right,Maj. Where now, Translated from Plautus by Dr. Peter L. Smith “OX. Maj.Hey, there’s heat Majbaby?” comin’ from a little valley down Director: Carl Hare there;just left of thestream “Guess you’d bettercome on at bottom of 56.” back to base and leave the heat Phoenix Theatre - University of Victoria dealfor next week. We got “Check it out-nothing listed things to do. There’s a bunch for there on the chart.” of Chevsthat gotta get tested November 15-19, 22-26, 1966 on jungle roads - Washington “Hey Maj, it’s people. People 8:30 p.m. lyin’ low!” .saysthe Datsuns have gotta go-and they’rebringin’ in a “Commies!You got some! Frenchjournalist that was R&rvationr: 4774821 Tick&: $1 .SO Lyin’ambush!in Flush ’em gonna write home that the CIA out!” killed the king’s brother,and Students: 2-for- 1, except Friday and Saturday wegotta get mappin’ India, “Hey Maj, they’re ours!” and . . . ”

Canada 99 NationalPolitical Institute November 24, 25, 26 ”-

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Member of Canadian University Press Published weeklythroughout thc University yearin Victoria by thePublications llcpartment of theAlma Mater Society.University of Victoria.Editorial opinions exprrbsedare those of tbe Editorial I’.oard of Thc Martlct and not necessarily thtasc of theAlma Mater Society of University of Victoria. .\uthorizcd asSecond Class Mail by the Post OfficeDepartment. Ottawa, and for Payment of Postage in Cash. Subscription rates: $2.00 for studerlts and alumni per academic year. For non-students. $3.00 per academic year. Days: 477-1834 editorials Nit Picking Thestudents who wrote the petition req.uesting the Students’ Council ”to immediately call” a general meeting w to reconsideradoption ofthe budget are splitting more than infinitives, they are splitting hairs. A student meeting to consider the budget is probably a good thing in that it willinvolve even more students in thegoverning of the society, but the three nebulous “whereas” clauses heading the petition are plainly childish. The main complaint of the petitioners is that there was insufficient communication between the student body and the Students’ Councilconcerning budget proposals. This point demonstrates nothing more than an ignorance of the complex and open procedure involved in the production of the annual budget - complex and open in order to ensure “Chief, Chief, J just got o good news story!! Should we print it or fromt it?” thatthe communication in question occurs. In the first place, the original submissions are made by some 150 students - club presidents, committee chairmen, HOW TO CLEAR THE LIBRARY OF etc. - who are directly involved in AMS expenditures at the lowest administrative level. Second, these budgets ore SEATHOGGERS AND ACHIEVE A debatedby the department concerned before being sub- mitted to the finance committee for consideration. Third, MEASURE OF STUDY SPACES the finance committee gathers all the budgets, carefully By TIM GLOVER considers each one, andsubmits its recommendationsto the Students‘ Council. In these first three stages any stu- If you are one of these people who studies regularly in the Library (and I am not, dent involved in the various departments under considera- although I haveon several occasions investigatedthe possibility) you will know that tion may attend these meetings and state his views. aroundmid-term time the place gets notoriously full. Full not of bodies but of books and clothing, sitting on a large percentage of the study places. The fourth step is the Students‘ Council budget meeting. This meeting was held in the SUB upper lounge on the Tuesday I went over to the library to study some books and found it to be more like evening of October23. It lasted nine hours andwas attended Times Square on New Year‘s Eve than like the true haven of peace we are supposed to by some 70 students as well as council members. No one have in this very expensive structure. was refusedspeaking privileges. Finally, the budget was Token by a whim I decided to investigate the possibility of obtaining a study place. passed in theannual general meeting in the SUB lounge On every floor there were available study places but they were taken up completely by at noon hour October 25. people’s personal possessions andnot by their bodies. This undoubtedly is rank bad Thus these students had five definite opportunities to manners on the part of the people occupying those study place and a nuisance for those activelyparticipate in theconstruction of the budget. In who really want to come to the library to sit and study - even if betimes the noise is fact, they had more opportunities than this because many louder here than outside the furnace house. I of the budgets were passed back to the previous stage for One of two methods are open to you if you want to study I have found. You can re-evaluation. either (and I suggest this strongly) throw all the personal possessions on the floor or call the library staff who will, I hope, take appropriate action. If thestudents backing the petition feel so strongly about the budget they should have struggled through the It is your responsibilities as the students who study in the library to clear the study nine-hour meeting along with those other students whodid places of seat hoggers and inconsiderates. so and were heard. They failed to do this, therefore they are on shaky ground if they attempt to sabotage the bud- whatever is currently forbidden gets of those students who worked so diligently to produce Ashamed a workable representative budget. hy Canadian law is therefore placed outside the area of reason- Sir, Mum‘s the Word able discussion. He shouldre- It waswith mixed feelings Moralist memberthat toadvocate the that I read that a student at this When John MacDonaId resigned as president of UBC Sir: legalisation of marijuana, or university had been charged with last week he said that he was stepping down because there Mr. Glover is probablyright whatever, is not in itself illegal the possession of drugs. My first shouldbe periodic changes of leadership in universities. in sayingthat campus officials reactionwas one of shame - yet:and that it is notthe same Although a presidential term limited to five years would areout of touchwith students: shamebecause I wasguilty, thingas advocating the use of . 1. bebeneficial to several of Canada’spost-secondary insti- I’m surethat the Director of alongwith most people on this tutions, this line of reasoning is unacceptable as the prin- Women’sActivities hasn’t actu- thesethings right now. campus of laughingabout the ciple cause of MacDonaId‘s surprise exit. ally seen thosepursefuls of pot drugstory printed in theMart- Dr. If we discourage discussion (any more than Mr. Glover has). let. UBC‘s student newspaper has implied that the president I also like the way he didn’t give and open debate of laws concern- is a rat deserting a sinking ship. At least one half of this namesto the police. But hestill ingcomplex problems of per- Noone took it seriously. It statement is true. Surely one of the reasons for the resig- doesn’t comeout of this affair sonal morality on which informed was a real giggle. Or so I thought. nation is the hopeless situation UBC faces when competing quiteas innocently as he seems opinion isdivided - those for A few outraged souls told me to with Simon Fraser for funds. Victoria is in the same boat tothink. example on capitalpunishment, consider the conse’quences of the asevery one ofour students knows when he arrives at Inhis inside page reflections homosexuality, divorce, as well story;somebody was going to SFU and immediately sees two swimming pools. UBC, with last week he wrote: “I only come as narcotics - how can we ever gethurt. But I stilllargely ig- one pool, is sinking. awaywith two thoughts on this expect to make rational changes? noredthe issue. story.The police could, I think. Mr. Glover’s attitudeturns Dr. MacDonaId‘sdreams for B.C.’s largestuniversity Nowhasit happened. One have actedsooner, and second “controversial” into a dirty word. have been thwarted by the provincial government. Strapped personhas been chargedand for funds, UBChas become one huge complex for medi- the publication of this story saved Mr. Glover would probably moremay follow. TheMartlet ocrity. The key members of the administration are leaving. number a of students(the replythat he wrote simply as a cannotbe fully blamed for this Shortageof money has causedinter-faculty rivalry of names of whom, if revealed. reporter,“exposing” the facts, arrest, but it may be implicated. unprecedented bitterness. The faculty membersthemselves would shock) from spending last andnot as a moralist.This When the Martlet told the pub- ” are restless andhostile. It is an unhappyinstitution. weekend goingthrough some would be evasion. First, because lic of thewidespread use of awkwardquestioning and per- drugson campus, it forced the And whqt do the students think? Dr. MacDonaId lost hapsspending some time io failedhe substantiateto his the respect and the faith of the students when he switched id” charges - I knowwhy, but in from fighting the government to raising tuition. The stu- my view thatonly makes his (continued on page 7) With One hand Mr. dents will remember him as the president who permitted a ambivalentattitude the more ir- urges On the Narcotics Squad to responsible.Second, because the $106 fee increase. Theywill remember that lastyear even greaterefforts (having UBC was the only university to budget for a fee increase, language of his report was con- hlown the gaff ontheir investi- in effect forcing the other two institutions to follow suit. trived to evoke disgust, contempt gationhimself) while patting and fear at the situation des- himself on theback with the cribed. He EDITOR - TIM GLOYLR NO one envies thepresidents of B.C.‘s threeuniver- a mora,ist, but not otherforhaving saved the Executive Editor ___._._...... Bob YcYinan sities. The last fewyears have been particularly difficult- in my opinion a very thoughtful Editorids Pad Will- a fact tending to discount the president’s publicly stated “hardenedusers” from iail. .4f- one. teralienating hoth sides he ex- Photo Editor...... M~tth~ W.b reason for quitting. Unfortunately, and perhaps typically, Yours sincerely, BusinessManagcr..Steph. Dochtermann Dr. MacDonaId has chosen to keep quiet. Had he spoken pectsgratitude from each of hwut: Wayne Buckley8ssisted by franklyHanley, and listed those factors whichJohn are frustrating the them. Taw hettand Aagde St.Hilaire. progress of higher education in British Columbia, he would Desicn: Tom Gore. Rewrite: Bob This is Mr. Glover’s persovl Instructor, Thomas and Jill Southern.Typists: havegained respect, eliminated suspicion, and doneour problem. I’m moreinterested in Marion Doanand Sue Reid. ” universities a service. his apparent conviction EnglishDepartment.that THE MARTLET, NOVEMBER 3, 1966 5

- University Professors Form Literary Magazine, By Martlet Reporter On a shoestring budget two University of Victoria professors are preparing to publish what they consider to be the world’s first truly international literary review magazine. Through their world wide cor- literary magazine with as wide Subscriptions to the magazine, respondence with important a field of coverage as possible. whichshould be sentto the literaryand art figures,John Asthe Review’s advertising Malahat Review, University of Peter and Robin Skelton have a blurbreads the publication is Victoria,costs $5 a year.This list of contributorsfor their “AnInternational Quarterly of will givethe subscriber four first four issues of the Malahat Lifeand Letters.” issues of between 120 and 128 Review - 8% they have named The first issue is expectedto pages. the quarterly magazine - that come off thepresses of the lists like an international Who’s MorrissPrinting Company in Who of thewriting and art Victoriaand be on salefor world. January-. 1st. 1967. The date is significant because UvicProtests Against Viet Nam ProfessorSkelton feels that it A Viet Nam Week will be held at the University of Victoria to coincide with the National can show that Canada can make StudentDays of Protest, called for Nov. 11 to 12. a worthwhile contribution in life 1 and letters during its hundredth 1 TheCommittee for Peace in aware that “the American pres- from the death of Vietnamese.” year. Publication of the Review Viet N~~ has decided to set ence in Vietnam still constitutes In order to create interest for will alsoshow that Victoria is apartthe week of November 7 a monstrous denial of a people’s theStudent Days of Protest, not a culturalsuburb. to 12 in order to make students right to self-determination, and films will be shown followed by , facilitates the possibility of speechesfrom members of the world-widenuclear war,” com- faculty.The committee hopes mentedone of theorganizers. tofollow up with vigils and a Thepurpose of thestudent rally. Persons and groups from days of protest, one of the Com- the‘students and faculty who mitteemembers observed, is areinterested in participating also tomake it clear that “as areasked to contact the com- Canadianswe are directly in- mittee by leaving a note in the intryste volved in this immoral war since SUB office or bycontacting Canadianarms manufacturers, Charles Barber, Alan Sharpe, or Wassitting ye Tryste otfice some Tobacco into the Tube and with the blessing of the federal any other member of thecom- t’otherMorning smoking my attemptingto tamp it in Place government,continue to profit mittee. pipe,and was hit in ye Head with a Straightened Paper Clip. with a Notion. ThisAttempt had one Major It being a longtime since I Drawback;ye Tobacco fell out washit in ye Headwith a No- ye Bottom of ye Tube about as SKELTON tion of anyConsequence, De- fast as I put it in ye Top. The first issues will feature cided to follow ye Trail and see Notyet ready to capitulate, where it led, pursuant to which 20 hithertounpublished letters pokedye Pencil back into ye I arosefrom ye TrysteCouch, of D. H. Lawrence, some of poet Tube,stuffed ye Tube from ye and,in fact, actually made it JohnBetjeman’s work sheets, Pencil toye End, removed ye all the way to the Door without Penciland stuffed ye Remain- R reminiscence of Miro in New Yorkby Ruthven Todd illus- beingassaulted by any of the der, this process however having Strangeand Dangerous Beasts tratedby the Spanish painter’s oneMajor Drawback, namely which inhabit ye Tryste Office. own printsand a collection of that ye Procedure which is here exclusivephotographs of sculp- Having safely c 1 e ared ye so briefly told required upwards Door,set out for ye Drugge tor Henry Moor’s latest works. of an Hour to perform - and Otherliterary coups include Store on foot, having no Vehicle thatis too long to wait for a tocarry me. Uponarriving unpublished poems of John Smoke.Reglizing this, filled Clare, the first English transla- thence,purchased One Hundred and lit my Pipe, which had gone tion of an essay on Cervantes by Leaves of CigarettePaper for out,and was immediately an- Miguel Unamuno,essays by thePaltry Sum of FiveCents. noyed;had intended to smoke Returned with this to ye Tryste such contributors as George yeCigarette which had caused Woodcock, BonamyDobree, G. Office and set about Rolling My me such Trouble. Wilson Knight,work sheets of Own. Decided thatwhile I waited, poems by IrvingLayton and Theonly available Tobacco would experiment as to ye Taste Irishpoet Thomas Kinsella, an beingPipe Tobacco, attempted of yePaper. Tothis End, illustrated article on pop art by to Roll One with that; ye result shreddedseveral of yeLeaves Allan Kaprow and a Strindberg beingextremely Lumpy and of CigarettePaper and Rolled playtranslated into English very Moist, quicklystubbed it Onewith this Material. My with a criticalessay by John outbefore ye CreepingBrown Pipe Having expired again, put Greenway. Stainshould reach my Fingers ye Paper Cigarette to my Lips . Nothingthat will appearin and mark me for Life. andapplied a FlamingMatch, theMalahat Review hasbeen Neverone to be easily de- causing that vile little Cylinder previouslypublished and the feated,approached ye Problem to disappear in a Blaze of Glory, twoeditors will endeavourto from a differentTack. Having singeing my Beard and burning print original documents rather first formed a Tubeby wrap- my Nose. Atthis, gave up ye thancritical commentary. Ex- pingone Leaf of Cigarette Quest, filed all my Efforts in the ceptions of course are made for Paperaround a Pencil,pro- Round,relit my Pipe and re- internationallyrecognized cri- ceededthen to stuff ye Tube turnedto my Original Position tics such as Knight, Dobree and fromone End by introducing on ye Tryste Couch. Woodcock. 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cffering careers in PETROLEUM EXPLORATION SOCK willconduct campus interviews on November 10 for HOP Post Graduates - Graduates1 - Undergraduates in This Friday, Nov. 4 Mathematics and Physics: Permanent and summer employment in geophysics SUB Honours Physics: 8:OO-12:OO p.m. Permanent and summer employment in geophysics ARRANGEMENTS FOR PERSONAL INTERVIEWS 502 stag 75# drag MAY BE MADE THROUGH YOUR PLACEMENT OFFICE. 6 THE MARTLET, NOVEMBER 3, 1966 ______Viking Night - Great Success martlet By LADDPAULIS

Itwas their night and the mination a nd incompetency” Schkevork, Terry Foremen, and against the referee. Paul Bion. HedHurd played sports- BOB McMILLAN Vikingscame through in great styleto make it twoin a row Theservicemen sadly lacked superlativehockey between the pipeswhile blocking 33 shots. in a one-sided 11-4 rompover a coherent defense as the sharp Viking attacks riddled the Com- Thethree stars of thegame the C.F.B.Combos. bos’ goaliewith 45 shots.Ful- as selectedby Mike McMartin TheEsquimalt Sports Centre ler,Woodly, Whitten and Fer- and AI Smith, of theVictoria looked likeavaudeville stage guson on the other ha nd MapleLeafs, were: No. 1-Ted severaltimes during the even- displayed fine defensework in Sarkissian, No. 2-Ted Hurd, ing with displays of excitement, breakingthe infrequent oppos- No. 3-Brian Whitter. talent,beauty and houmour. ingthreat several times while ShirleyWinter, a chic redhead theywere two men short. It Soccer Standings seemed that the activities of the withmore numbers and statis- FIRST DIVISION ticsthan the Vikings can ever eveningdid little to soften the Call. ScwttiRh 3 0 (1 I 7 2 3 hard-rock referee Tom Sloan, as Tallyho 02on524 hope tomuster, calJtured the Hourisans 3210444 envy of thelarge, enthusiastic he dished out 14 penalties, most Luckie8 3111513 of them to the Vikings. RIXI Liona 3 1 1 1 (1 5 :I crowd while being crowned Miss I’ictoria Wrst 3 1 I 1 4 5 :: V i k i n g 1966-67. During the Againthe standout line for LTnivrreity 211n~n:! Navy ...... 2 0 2 0 2 ti (I firstintermission, the East In- the Vikings was the line of Sar- Corm ...... 3 0 3 0 1 0 II dian Club, donnedtheir native kission,Rudyk and Foreman. VECOND DlVISION regaliaand staged a rollicking “Sark” paced thecollegians Sidney ...... 4 2 0 2 13 5 fi Ieland Tug ...... 4 2 0 2 13 4 C, 1-0 floor hockeyvictory over a withthree goals followed by Gorm ...... 4 2 2 0 8 I) 4 Eill Rudykwith two. Single Colony Inn ...... 4 2 2 0 R 8 team of unknowns.The game Victoria Weet 3 1 1 1 5 5 8 si underprotest, however, be- markerswere added by Toffy I!nivrraits ..... 3 1 1 1 12 ti 3 London Boring 3 1 2 0 5 8 2 csuse of acharge of “discri- Harper,Brian Whitter, Jim Falcons R n n I 3t1 (I d AT LAST - NORSEMEN WIN! f French Club presents: ac CAFE DE LA PAIX 1

Have you ever dreamed of walking down picturesque boulevardes suchas the Champs D’Ulysee or of sitting down at one of the famous sidewalk cafesof Paris and listening to the talk ofthe animated Parisiens. Well, if you have given up this cherished dream do the next best thing. Come to the Upper SUB Lounge this Saturday,November 5, In three games this weekend, TheNorsemen scrum played fense,outscoring JBAA 6-3 on between 10:30 and 1 2:30. Uvic rugby sides were only able aninspired game, coming up the strength of two fine plunges to come up with one victory - withpossession of theball on by Mike Fallfor unconverted a longawaited triumph by the nearlyevery one of the loose tries. This is the first time that The French Club will bepresenting a Norsemen. formations.The pack seems to Uvic’s Vikingshave come up InJunior Varsity play, the haverealized the much greater with a stronger half than James sidewalkcafe selling French Pastries and freedominhandling the ball Bay since they played to a 10-10 I Saxons took their first trip and Cafe au Lait. wound up with their first blank- thattherule changes have tiejust over two years ago. two ing - a 10-0 defeat at the hands broughtabout. The increased Now if wecan just put of UBC’s Frosh I. Theteam ballhandling by thescrum is of thesetogether!!

with a record of onewin and came up with the final try. three losses in their first four On Sundayafternoon, the startsin the Junior Inter-Col- Vikingsmet James Bay at Mc- legiate league. Donald Park and the result was EXECUTIVES NEEDED!! theusual hard fought match, TheNorsemen finally hit the withJames Bay coming out on .scoreboard for the first time in top, 11-6. TheVikings once fourgames, and in doing so againshowed their on-again. If you are interested in a career in MANAGEMENT in the world came up with a well fought vic- off-againtackling as they were of business, you are one of the people we would like to speak to. tory over Cowichan I1 on Satur- definitelyweak in thisarea, day.Scoring three unanswered particularlyinthe first half tries, the Norsemen gained some whenJames Bay rolled to an ManagementTrainees in RetailMerchandising with the Bay measure of revengeforthe early 8-0 lead. can expect to be fully involved in administration, supervision. and 19-0 shellackingthey had suf- Inthe second half, the Vik- fered at the hands of Cowichan ings came up with a little mor decision making within six to nine months after joining the com- just two weeks earlier. desireand more consistent dc pany. So if you want .... A Challenge EXTRAMURAL RapidAdvancement Basketball Uvic vs Haido Chiefs (Gordon Head) -.Sat., 8 p.m. An Attractive Salary Rugby Saxons vi Cowichan (Cowichan) ..~Sun., 2:30 p.m. 0 Formal Business Training Norsemen vs Western Washington (Gordon Head) ...... Sun., 1:30 p.m. You should arrange to speak to our representative who will be Vikings vs Cowichan (Gordon Head) Sun., 2:45 p.m. an your campus onNovember 8 and 9,1966. Call your Placement Women’s Grass Hockey Office for an appointment. Uvic vs Grasshoppers (Vic High) Sat., 2:OO p.m. Soccer If you are unavailable for an interview on these dates later indi- Uvic vs Gorge Molsons (University Park) vidual interviews can be arranged through your Student Place- ...... Sun., 2:OO p.m. ment Off ice. Hockey Vikings vs Tudor Monarchs (Esquimalt) ...... Fri., 7:45 p.m. THE MARTLET,NOVEMBER 3, 1966

milligrams" of drugs present in the university, well according to an "expert' on these matters500 Vikings Sink Navy . . . milligrams is worthmore than and is enough to make police totake positive action. $10,000 theentire population of North If nothing had been written per- Second Half Comeback America "high" for a week if hapsnocharges would have BRUCE McKEAN putin the water supply. Per- By been laid. hapsthis mistake is indicative No soonerhad the Hockey scramblearound the net, he defeat the Uvic Norsemen 4-2. Vikingsstormed Bunker Hill stolethe ball from the goalie, Tied 1-1 at half-timeColony Thereshould be some soul- of thequality of reportingin the entire article. than the University of Victoria fakedone defenseman and put returned to score 3 unanswered searching now by .both. the Mart- SoccerVikings sank the Bis- theball past another into the goalsbefore Uvic replied with letand the public. What good Denis St. Claire marck.The Soccer Vikings de- net. theirsecond goal late in the has been achieved by this arrest? featedNavy by a score of 2 There were several close calls secondhalf. The university, al- WillVictoria .be a betterplace *** to 1 atthe University grounds though game, were without the if the person involved is sent to follodingthis but it took old lastSunday. wasIt a bad Slingshot Wallace (his specialty services of theirtwo regular prison? How manydoors are weekend for the Armed Forces. isthe long throw-in) to score fullbacks. slammedshut when persona Thanks Last Sunday's match was not hisannual goal and win the acquires a criminalrecord? Sir: however, a foregone conclusion. game for the Vikings. He took What individual has the right to TheVikings are usually a first a long centering shot which the say that inhaling Marijuana is a I wouldlike to express my halfteam, that is, they grab goalie caught butlet slip Want to toke a criminal offense to be equated thanksto Robert S. Mitchell, a lead and then holdon during through his arms, down through Fun Trip this with armedrobbery? Kathy Bigsby, Nan E 11 i o t t , the secondhalf. This time, his legs and dribble into the net. DaveGillett, and members of however, the Navy had a 1 to 0 Christmas? When 1 considerthe self- thePhrateres and Circle K lead at halftime and things The Vikings have earned their Try... righteousreporter. hooddrinked Clubs forhelping me so much looked rather bleak. first twopoints (check stand- by his own writing: the adminis- inthe October 21 Elections. I Afterthe u sua 1 halftime ingsbelow) and will face the trationwitless of its ownac- wouldalso like to congratulate snack, the Vikings went back to Gorge Molsons here on the Uni- SKI-ING (elc.) tions;and the people. who like thecandidates involved for eli- the field smelling of orange versitygrounds on Sunday at myself.were tooshallow to see citingthe student response. I peeland came off smelling 2:OO. Just a little partisan sup- Dec. 26 - Jan. 2 ow own involvement with this was pleasantly surprised to see roses.Contrary to theirusual portwould be appreciated - went. I amashamed of our so many students vote. habits,they took more control letthe players know you'rc Cost $60.00-70.00 alive. thoughtlessness. 1 am angcred at of the ball in the second half. Last chance to sign-up thiy clniversity and i am disgust- Linde E. Baker, GregPearson celebrated his 0.0 Wednesday, Nov. 9 ctl it this nation. Secretary, arrivalto the Vikings with a Inother soccer action a AlmaMater Society goaltotie the game. In a strongColony Inn soccer team 12130 - El-167 Neil Williamson. - came alive in the second half to I *** Sir: Pathological Tothose members of the Sir: GradClass whom I didnot thankat the CocktailParty, I Your editorial title "Responsi- would liketoextend my ap- bility" was a bithard to take preciationfor your support in after reading Mr. Glover's front recentthe election. Special page "spectacular." It is regret- thanksto Bob Mitchelland to able that The Martlet has fallen FredNienebar. into its old character of seizing Remember, I am YOUR Rep- s controversial s u b j e c t and "playing it tothe hilt." There resentative and I trust that YOU is nothingnewsworthy about willnot hesitate to inform me the small quantity of tlrrugs on of youropinions regarding any campus. issues that may arise this year. Stu McDonald Now, Mr. Glover's p a t h o - logical desire for a "scoop" (and self-exhibitionism?)h a's hin- dereda police investigation and publicly embarassedDr. Taylor Basketball Saturday and the University. In the least, hc hasirritated the "problem" Victoria basketball talent will by making the presence of drugs be on display Saturday night as morewidely known, and con- theVikings open their season sequently,has increased their againstVictoria's Senior ' A ' demand. Coffee Macs(formerly Haida Chiefs). The prelim will feature Stupidand childish sensa- CanadianJunior Men's final- tionalism has no place in a uni- istsVictoria Chinooks against versitynewspaper, especially Simon Fraser's J.V's. onewhich has been showing a glimmer of intelligentand res- Vikings are relying on new ponpible reporting. faces to help veteranfirst string guards Jack Newnham and Dale Bob Dalgleish Eate with C ana d i a n Junior 3rd YearEd. Men's all-starJen Jackson and High School all-stars Tom Child, *** BarryBurch and AI Glover. They will bejoined by Doug Frampton,Brian Brumwell and ampCANADA High Erian Craig. Sir: Saturdaynight program pro- This is only one of the many vides a uniqueopportunity to EMPLOYMENT INTERVIEWS see Victoria's three best basket- letters you will be receiving this Our representative will bevisiting the campus NOVEMBER loth week, however I wouldlike to ballteams for one admission to interview graduating and undergraduate students for regular and summer pointout a mistakeyou made price.The Chinook - S.F.U. in yourexpose of drugs on prelimwill begin at 7:OO with employment in 1967. campus.Inyour article you thefeature Macs-Viking clash An int.erview appointment can be made at your Placement Office on campus mentionedthe amount of "500 slated for 9:OO. whereyou mayobtain positiondescriptions andinformation aboutthe Company. 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(pleose print) 8 THE MARTLET, NOVEMBER 3, 1966 I ICUSO Secretary I CLASSIFIED &tea: 3 linea, 1 day, 5Oc. Larger Ada on requeat. Non-Commercial FRIDAY, Nov. 4 Claaai6ed Ada are payable in Advance. Martlet Office, SUB, 477-1834 Jim Logan fromthe State To Visit Here University of NewYork at All Ads muat be in by Monday noon. Buffalo will be reading his own Judy Ransom, associate secretary of CUSO, British poetry. El-168, 12:30. Col umbia region, will be on the Uvic campus on November Work Wanted 9th and 10th to recruit volunteers. Cam and Motorcycles for Sale *** theCanadian University Service Overseas, is CUSO, a STUDENTS’ OWN TYPING SERVICE. pri-vate volunteer service .organization. 1!)54 AUSTIN A40. GOOD CONDI- Essays.theses. etc. promptly and MickeyMouse Madcap I1 T‘he purpose of theorganiza- Successful applicants will be lion. Only 30.000 miles. Phonr accuratelytyped. Reaeonable rates. takesplace at the ClubTango Dave at 382-4680. 3x3-5445. tiorI is totake University givenlanguage, culture and featuring the Coachmen. Tickets Grarduates with B.A.’s and sensitivitytraining before be- availablein SUB General Of- B.S c’s orbetter, to serve over- ing sent overseas to their ap- MARK 2. SPRITE HARDTOP. FIBER. Transportation Wanted 6188 likenew. 1100.00. Phonr MG.r fice. Drawfor the fall corsage. sea:s inAfrica, Asia, or Latin pointments. Don’t miss this fabulous dance! at 385-2541 or Ian at 656-87AO. Am erica as teachers, engineers, TWO BOYS WANT A RIDE TO THE ” 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. nurses, doctors or in similarMiss Ransom will be greeted OkanaKan onIons werkend lo leave SUBSTANTIAL R E D U C T IO N ON Thursday. Ask for Lew at 477-446s Pro fessionsfor which they may by A.M.S. PresidentStephen *** newlvwon 19GG Honda 100 . . . be Iqualified. Bigsby at Wednesday12:30 on EV 4-11285. ’ti‘olunteers serve for a periodand shortly after willhold a Room and Board

“ChristianAttitudes Tqwards ” of t;wo years,receiving the same speakeasy in Elliot 167. On War & Peace.” An S.C.M. walres as local people would Thursdayafternoon she will Help Wanted ACCOMMODATION FOR TWO WOhlEW seminarled by Rev. N. Archer. eive doingthe same work. give a speech on CUSOfoi- A aelt-centered suiteconsiating of a recc warmcomfortable bed-silting roonl. C-216, 12:30 p.m. P iny B.A. or B.Sc. issuffi- lowed by a film on Indiawhere ONE VIRGIN. FOR SACRIFICI.\L I I)urposcs. NIB rxpcrienernrcessar\. sinsle beds. and Beparate bathroom cielIt qualification if theappli- she has been serving as a CUSO and entrance. Car space.Phonr, *** Apr)licallts a])ply In thc Blur h’arf-1 $70 can t can pass the aptitude tests. volunteer for the last two years. Society. “May 111~Blur Nnrrl Blras radio.and viano. per month. The:se aregiven here and at There will be a CUSOseminar YOU.“ Phone GR 7-6064. LiberalClub meeting featur- - ! ingAlan MacFarlane, h2.L.A. Ottawa. afternoon.on Thursday for Oak Bay. C-211. Non- Lostand Found Liberals welcome. - I Am you interested? If so mll- *** EXPO Travel Bargain JX5-37til rvetlinzs or weektmds. Special Notices SUNDAY, Nov. 6 P irrangementsare being made Canadian Union of Students, DivingClub dive atSaanich by CUSfor trips to EXPO ’67. TravelDepartment, 1117 St. Grad Class Pictures Catherine St. West, Room 600, Inlet. Meet at Town andCoun- Pmyone between ages 15 and Montreal, p.Q. Sittings Nov. 7thonwards at try parking lot at 10:30 a.m. 30 cantake advantage of this - KandidKamera Studios, 648 Life Insurance Speciolirtl bar.gain. For pricesranginl Johnson.See notice board for *** m$28 to $66 students ca1 Petrie Fund details. fro *** “The Pill!” - AnAnglican get accommodation,breakfast Established Low Cost Term viewby Rev. Canon C. Hilary. ancI entrance tickets to the fair Kairos Meeting 7 Friends and colleagues of the - Butler.SUB Upper Lounge. Thc:y will stayfour nights il All interestedyoung people Inflation Protection e lat e Dr. Robert M. Petrie, 30c dinner - 6:OO p.m. Ifat- Mo ntrealand can have a sidc are invitedto come to United 1 to NewYork or a tour o f Da )minionAstronomer in Vic- tending dinner, phone 382-0751., tril ChurchKairos meetings Fri- Mo ntreal.There are four plan, s to1*ia until his death in April THE - of day or Sundaynigrts. Phone ~ this year, have established a *** to choose from but accommoda Dave, EV2-1991, 5 to 7 p.m. tiol1 islimited. fUlnd inhis memory to encour- STANDARD LIFE Bridge Club, individual cham- aEe advancedstudies in the *** pionship event, 7:OO p.m., lower.I ?orfurther information ant’ sciences. Hit and Run ASSURANCE aPIllication forms write to: SUB. Awards will be named “R. M. Consciencebothering y o u ? COMPANY *** - Pe trieMemorial Fellowships” Wouldwhoever bashed a blue- wi II go to outstandinggradu- gray incar parking lot VW 1061 Fort St. Victoria TUESDAY, Nov. 8 Presents atf 3 students from approved uni- between 8:20 and 9:30 Friday VCF velrsities anywhere in the world morning please phone Pete Gib- AnglicanCommunion service wtIO are pursuingresearch in son at 385-5437. G. H. Pmr 12:30, Clearihue - 216. 7ICF presents Sonny Argon as1tronomy or related discipline. ZU( mi, a formerdrug addicl , It is hoped that the first fel- *** Wm. G. Henderson, CLU *** who will tell of his “from Drug lo1mhip will be grantedfor Pumpkin Winner to Christ”switch. TuesdaS ‘9 i st1]dies in the fall of 1967. The Announce: Prateries Pumpkin Canada’s First since 1833 Cl-202, 12:30 - Mr. Dor November 8, 12:30, SUB loungc Abbott of theProvincial MU. anlount and frequency of the Winner-WayneEmde. Thanks aHrard will depend on the ex- to the student body fortheir seum will speakon the new 1- - museum. A short business meet te~nt of donations to the fund. support. ing will also be held. HIow to Study Semina c, *** 1Place: Room 211“Clearihu jg., Time: 2:30 to 3:30. N.D.P. Club will be addressec Tuesday, November 8th by B.C. Opposition Leader Robt Strachan. 1-106, 12:30 p.m. Tuesday, November 22nd +** Tuesday, November 29th WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9 Students interested in attenc these seminarsare requeste PRODUCTS 12:30, Elliot 167. Film 01 leavetheir name at tt Indiaand speech by Miss Jud: lungelling Off ice, C I e a r i h u Ransom,returned CUSO volun lilding. teer fromIndia. For furthe IMPERIAL OIL LIMITED informationconcerning CUSC e phoneGary Perkins, 477-1422. MARKETING DEPARTMENT *** MEN Career opportunities are available to THURSDAY, Nov. 10 get your 1967 graduates in the following fields CanadianUniversity Service Overseasdiscussion group wit CORSAGES MissJudy Ransom, returne * Merchandising CUSOvolunteer from Indi: for the MissRansom will answer an questionsconkerning CU S 0 big bashes * Retoil Soles Free coffee. 1 to 5, El-163. ofthe year ~rtCommercial Sales at

STUDENTS! . Interviews will be conducted at the University of Victoria Get a 10% Discounton NOVEMBER 14 and 15, 1966 * New Optical Prescriptions Contoct Lenses * Appointments for interview can be arranged by contacting * The Replacing of Broken a 1 U% Discount for Frames and Lenses at Loccl AMs Orders Mr. J. H. Enns Head, Student Placement Office MaycockOptical Phone 384-0555 who can provide additional information. Dispensary 900 Dou#k. 1327 Broad 304-7651