The Georgian Behavior Rule SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY Vol

a Sift Gt0* L lftft^ LU O’Brien recalls the georgian behavior rule SIR GEORGE WILLIAMS UNIVERSITY Vol. 33 No 2 WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1969 -see page 3 SIR GEORGE WILLS! .« INSIDE: UNIVERSITY Sale interference LIBRARY editorials............... • • • page 4 is being studied SEP 121969 features: Victor Lehotay questions the Defence lawyer Claude company to create competi were still quiet though they purpose of the behavior code on jheppard called the universi tion with the established uni managed to take in $120 on Anne MacLean looks back on her summer ty’s interference in the Stu versity bookseller. They have the first day. “ Once classes with the “ Free School” on page 6. dents’ Association book sale asked the Association to re begin, I’m sure we’ll do very Arts lively and otherwise on page 9. a criminal offence under the turn books that have already well,” he said. The executive Combines Investigation Act. been delivered. vice president promised that sports: The Georgian visits an early foot SA Executive vice presi Association President by Wednesday advertised ti ball practice on page 15. dent Allen Hilton said that Bill Schwartz and Hilton left tles would be available to someone “so far unidenti Monday for an early morning students. fied” had contacted publish appointment with officials of ers dealing with the associa the Consumer and Corporate The Students’ Association tion and said that the sale department in Ottawa, and has cancelled some orders was unauthorized. The pu preliminary investigations because some of the books Education budget blishers then notified the as are now underway. could not be available at the sociation of their decision Hilton admitted that sales start of classes. not to deliver the ordered books. N O M O R E HIKES Hilton said that Principal John O’Brien’s office is see ing to it that books so far undelivered will be made under BOURASSA available from the universi ty’s Bookstore stock. Robert Bourassa, Lib. MPQ the 70’s. “ They must abso “One publisher shipped us Montréal-Mercier, recently lutely be provided with jobs.” books and we received notice told the Georgian that if he he said. saying that the books had led the Quebec Liberals back been received in our ware to power, he would make the house,” he explained, “ and province’s economic develop when we went down to the wa ment his number one priority rehouse last week we were and warned that he would told that the orders had been maintain the present minimal recalled by the publishers.” 32 per cent of the Quebec Fortunately for the asso budget on education. ciation, these particular titles “ But,” he said, “ we must were ordered in error, it was make sure that justice is done discovered later. in seeing that the money is McGraw-Hill, Collier-Mac fairly distributed. You at Sir Millan and Prentice Hall, the George are not like the other publishers which had agreed universities (English) and to sell to the association are your needs are perhaps now demanding letters of greater than those other ins book sale authorization from Registration 69 titutions with more money.” the Principal. Visiting British music student Hilary Durbridge describ The Opposition finance cri Doubleday blamed its pull- ed Sir George’ s registration procedure as “ chaotic” com tic blamed the Union Natio- pared to the 20 minutes she usually spends at London out on “confusion of letter riale government for its in Bourassa University signing on courses. heads” of the Association’s competence in letting invest Senior staffer Steve Halperin looks at this year’s pro and the University’s, saying ment, both foreign and Ca Speaking last week to an ceedings on Page 4 t wasn’t the policy of the nadian, leave the province in alumni audience of 50 in the favour of other Canadian cen Hall Building theatre, Bou Pop cufture course tres. rassa, standing in for former But, he said, “ even I have Opposition Leader Jean Le- to admit that Jean-Jacques sage, said that the best tri Bertrand is an improvement bute that could be made to on Maurice Duplessis!” the retired Liberal chief was Compton looks ahead Explaining his list of prio “to get the Quiet Revolution rities, the potential leader moving again.” Professor Neil Compton ad nication, beginning with the in he hasn’t been able to get a ship candidate said: “You ha Bourassa credited the e- mits that there will probably vention of movable type and the popular culture course and me be a few disappointed students Guttenburg press. dia off the ground for the 12 ve to make up your mind mergence of Pierre Elliot who’ve signed on his Popular Much of the course will in years that he was planning the what is needed most. There’s Trudeau and his “quieter but Culture and Mass Media course, clude McLuhan’s work and some course. housing and students and un no less significant revolu thinking it will be a year long students who threw up their He hopes to see the course employment. We think that we tion” to the Liberal takeover acid rock freak-out. hands in despair at trying to added to and in the long range must first go after economic in Quebec. The speaker call make sense of McLuhan’s “Un would like to see that a separate development. Up to now, ed for an end to generalities Hard rock will be only a small derstanding M edia” are ner department be created to deal we’ve (Quebec) been getting * and pat answers and for firm art of the course, probably tak- vously settling into “The Gut with the all encompassing sub peanuts. Out of the top 100 leadership in Quebec City but l up towards the end of the tenburg Galaxy”, the author’s ject matter. Canadian industries, French refused to say whether or not ears .though much of topic sche- second major work. 1 Summing up the nature of the Canadians own two and even he was prepared to work un ile will be established once Compton, regarded by many course, Compton said that he ' class gets together, the as an authority on Marshall Me hoped to cover the history of these rank about 96th and der Claude Wagner or Jean dish professor said. Luhan’s work, concedes: “ I’ ve the film industry, radio and te 97th in size.” Marchand and didn’t go furJ r. Compton explained that been pilfering his ideas for levision and newspapers as well Mr Bourassa warned that ther than to say he was con ourse would in many ways years.” As head of the English as have a hard look at popular 50,000 students would flood sidering becoming a leader as a history of commu Department for several years, culture through the ages. on to the labour market in ship candidate. Mildo*. & MowUl 3 h c . 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Cheques payable to : Montreal Symphony Orchestra Place des Arts 5493A VICTORIA J S 733-2084 Montreal 129 A Code review established, will study beefs ASA A student code review “As a student I’ve partici sen, particularly in his posi tee. committee has been esta pated in many student groups ' tion as salary administrator this was perhaps a good balan Service blished to study grievences and I hope now to offer a ge in the personnel department ce a good balance between from students concerning the neral public point of view,” Associate Professor Robert those perhaps too involved guidelines set out in the Code he said. Carter, representing the fa with the events of last Februa Job of Student Behavior. The administration repre culty, explained his interest in ry and others who could take Members sitting on the sentative complained that the working on the committe. a more detached, objective Arts Students Association committee represent the two code was “ more of a code of “ I’ve always worked very clo look at the code. president Eric Adams an day and evening student orga disbebehavior than one of be sely with students on this con nounced the establishment of nizations as well as the fa Students Association repre havior” and said that he hoped tinent.

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