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SINGLE FEMALE needed to cook & ’ keep house for 3 young bachelors in return for private room & board, 9 miles from Montreal. Serious ap­ plicants write providing following information: age, background, & reason for applying to Rm. 331-2 Hall bldg. 1455 de Maisonneuve W. Mtl. MANNINGHAM’S BARBER SHOP Souvenirs - Gifts S m o k e r’s S u n d ries 1398 ST. CATHERINE WEST WE CAN SELL FOR LESS Nationally Advertited Brandt Hi-Fi S t.r.o Components Taps Recorders Record Changers Home & Car Stereo Tapes Speaker Systems Radio ft TV Sets Electronic Equipment BRAND NEW AND FULLY GUARANTEED WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY SHOWROOM FOR Q UO TATIO N S LOWEST PRICES ANYWHEREI FREEPORT CAMERAS - RADIOS TV- MEZZANINE FLOOR Sheraton Mt. Royal.He 288-1922 play by Djugashuili, directed commie was Leon Jacobs. He I know it, the W.S.A. knows by Tim Buck. A representative represented theblack students it and so do the other 6000 from each of the unlimitedly arrested on Feb. 11. He spoke students in this university. large number of front groups of the discrimination against Not that I would disagree Phony radicals blow it of the Sir George Student the black students, the vicious that these sects act as though Movement and its compatriot attacks in the liberal press their major function was to If your classes last Thursday of a third faction (Trotskyite, organizations made a short which found the students destroy the left (that includes were on the higher floors of 7 members) to speak. speech condemning some guilty before they went to trial the W.S.A.) I doubt that Mag the Hall building, you may minor aspect of reality, exor­ and the subtle racism still at Flynn has sufficient creative have had time to read a leaf­ What happened was that a cising some local witch in the work in Sir George. intelligence to think up so let printed by something call- meeting to pledge support for hierachy of demons and ex­ This was followed by various dramatic an idea. His acting d the Worker-Student Al­ the 97 students arrested last pressing support for Albania. “progressive” speakers, in­ talents lie elsewhere. All that liance (W.S.A.) If you are a Feb. 11 was called by the Sir The fact that the 19 front cluding the marching band of you can say about the Sir psychology student you would George Student Movement froups represented have col­ the third Beylorussian army. George Student Movement is . have immediately recognized (or whatever its name was lectively only 14 members is At this point one of the Trot- that they are dumb and seem ;the contents of the leaflet as that week). Maoist factions of beside the point. After all, shyites asked the chairman to have a fantastic amount of : an interesting example of re- differing views generally react showmanship is the art of the why he was not allowed to money, source unknown. - gressive infantilism. The to each other like Eaton’s and impossible. speak, to which the reply was Finally, some notes about leaflet told the rather unin­ Simpson’s in a very closed Naturally this left the that police agents would not be the problem of factionalism. teresting story of some minor consumer market. Everyone W.S.A. slightly in the lurch; allowed to speak and misguide It is perfectly valid for Leftists ? fisticuffs between members is at each other’s throats; this they had been undersold by students. Pandemoniumbroke to engage in political debate of two rival Maoist groups. time quite literally. It is in the grocery store across the loose; Macy’s saw an opening amongst themselves in order Amidst accusations and complete opposition to what street. Their opportunity -to in Gimbel’s right flank. Dennis to clarify issues and evolve counter-accusations of “police left-wing politics should be. recapture the market, how­ Kaye, erstwhile leader of the tactics. What is invalid is agents”, two minor factions The tactics for this particu­ ever, appeared shortly. W.S.A. immediately rushed groups engaging in conflict ~one haveing 2 members, the lar meeting were done in The first speaker and the forward with the major'tenet totally divorced from political ; Other 6) fought over the right classical Maoist style, screen­ only one who wasn’t playing of the Stalinist program — reality. This is a common civil liberties! “I do not agree weaknessofallLeninistgroups. with what this man is saying,” They are over-organized. The once wrote Joseph Stalin, “but members eat, talk, and think ^ ^ « > ( 8 0 $ I will defend to the death his together. They sit in tight right to say it” little groups and reinforce A minor scuffle followed each other’s convictions. The and the United Front scored emotionalcapital they ought to another victory. Anyone who be using to oppose the system was seriously considering is spent in sterile quarreling. changing his values or de­ When the W.S.A. handed veloping an interest in the out their leaflets they were political left was given several convinced that they had ac­ good reasons not to. tually struck a powerful and In passing I think it would resolute blow for the left. be worthwhile to mention a Their seriousness brooding number of points in order to moral sense was not quite in clarify the issues and dispel keeping with the significance any vague paranoia that may of the issue. The intensity with remain. The W.S.A. leaflet which these people can argue claimed that a letter purport­ about “the correct line”, with­ ing to link the Sir George out in the least bit taking into Student movement with the consideration the people they Dean of Students office was in are trying to convince, would there possession. This letter is be amusing if it were not a fake. It was made up as a gag pathetic. It is not the approach by two assholes on the student for Radicals. council last year and is as real as a ’69 Edsel. Murray Smith N e w V . P . n a m e d 1969, representative of facul­ ty, adm inistration, students and Board of Governors. Professor Bordan had been Acting Vice-Principal, Aca­ I S ® ' " demic, since August 1969. A native of Montreal, he holds B. Eng. (Engineering Physics) and M. Sc. (Physics) degreesfromMcGillUniversity. He joined Sir George W illiam s in 1952 as Lecturer in Physics. ÏÏCasy te e lk He was made Professor of $ BY BRAYCO Only $ Engineeringinl 962,becoming BY BRAYCO Only 14.99 16.99 the University’s first Dean of Kid Leathers, Open Thursday Kid Leathers, Engineering in 1963. and Friday Nftes Black - Bone - Navy Navy - Red - Burlap C.O.D. orders He was the Sir George Wil­ (Tan) - Black Patent accepted. Vintage Patent, liams representative to the Credit and Black - Red - Chargex Cards Gauthier Committee on pro­ honoured. Navy - Tan Professor Jack Bordan, for­ vincial university operating mer Dean of Engineering, has budgets in 1969, and has been named Vice-Principal, served on the National Com­ Academic, of Sir George mittee of Deans of Engineer­ Williams University. ing & Applied Social Science hê^Ü ûger The appointment, effective of the Association of Univer­ June 1 for a period of five sities and Colleges of Canada. shoe ?i)oppe? years, was made today by He is a member of the Am eri­ 5218 Queen Mary Rd. Place Victoria Dr. John W. O’Brien, Principal can Society for Engineering 1478 Peel St.
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