The Press, Volume 17, Issue 8, October 22, 1980
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The Press, Volume 17, Issue 8 includes: Brock’s Student Union wants to bring life back to the Pub, whose popularity has decreased over the last few years; The University is facing a deficit of close to $311,000 for the current fiscal year, but Terry Varcoe, vice president of the administration, predicts it will be less; Future of Brock University’s Grade 12 Program Doubtful; Bette Stephenson “proved to be an able politician” at her visit to Brock, saying that grade 13 may become a thing of the past in Ontario and seeming to be sympathetic to the problems of universities.Related items
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