The Press, Volume 7, Issue 5, October 8, 1970

Rubinsky, Yuri (EIC); Brown, Pat (Writer); Habib, Emile (Writer); Reynolds, Frank (Writer); Hunter, Tom (Writer); Kocsis, Peter (Writer); Lowden, Ian (Writer); Hryniuk, Judy (Writer); Dorst, Henry (Writer)

The Press, Volume 7, Issue 5, October 8, 1970

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Date

1970-10-08

Authors

Rubinsky, Yuri (EIC)

Brown, Pat (Writer)

Habib, Emile (Writer)

Reynolds, Frank (Writer)

Hunter, Tom (Writer)

Kocsis, Peter (Writer)

Lowden, Ian (Writer)

Hryniuk, Judy (Writer)

Dorst, Henry (Writer)

Abstract

The Press, Volume 7, Issue 5 includes: BUSA in its current structure is bankrupt, and the most recent meeting saw political maneuverings such as threat of resignation and walking out by president Reynolds and vice-president Gillen: a general union meeting will be held to discuss the future of BUSA; The Brock Health Service provides can treat physical, psychological, and chronic injuries if students have the initiative to inquire; The editor criticizes Radio Brock's programming, calling it a poor imitation of CHUM-FM; Henry Dorst discusses that having a degree does not necessarily equal employment, as high unemployment rates across the country; Nasser is Dead - Who Will Take His Place?: Emile Habib, second year Chemistry student at Brock, discusses the death of United Arab Republic President Nasser.