The Press, Volume 17, Issue 9, October 29, 1980
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The Press, Volume 17, Issue 9 includes: Press Autonomy: An Introduction: After consultation with BUSU President Mike O’Bright, Press has decided to become autonomous; a referendum will be held in November to decide the future of Press; Ralph Misener, a member of the Brock University Founding Board, was installed as the new Chancellor of Brock University; William Matheson will receive the first Alumni Award for Excellence in Teaching for his contributions to Brock; Brock Jam highlights the musical talent of students at Brock.Related items
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