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The Badger, Volume 3, Issue 9, January 30, 1967
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The Badger, Volume 3, Issue 9, includes: At the “Community of Scholars” seminar, Brock students and faculty voiced their interest in having student representation on the Senate and Board of Governors; A five hour BUSA meeting discussed the possibility of student members on governing bodies at Brock, but the discussion was deemed “too much, too soon” and was stricken from the record; Kenneth Douglas, Minister of Internal Affairs, and Ian Beddis, Minister of Finance, have been mandated by BUSA to investigate the 1966 Christmas card fiasco; Students at the University of Calgary win representation on the general faculty council.Related items
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