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The Badger, Volume 3, Issue 3, October 31, 1966
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The Badger, Volume 3, Issue 3, includes: Dean of Women of the St. Catharines Teachers’ College, Mrs. Bennett, says she doesn’t like Brock students because they are immature, and that TC students should not interact or even be in the same building as Brock students; There is a debate about Brock students being classified as such: the Capitol Theatre and St. Catharines Transit make Brock students pay adult rates, not student rates; Ron Sterne brings up student apathy again, saying that it is selfish not to vote and contribute to university affairs; The Badger announces a contest to determine the name of the student yearbook.Related items
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