The Press, Volume 32, Issue 13, November 9, 1995

Abstract

The Press, Volume 32, Issue 13 includes: A self-proclaimed “group of five” composed of four former BUSU employees and one councillor of BUSAC has spent the past week collecting signatures for a petition to recall Michael O’Brien as President of BUSU because he ”seems to view BUSU as a corporation that is there to serve the executive instead of a union dedicated to serving its students.”; The elections coordinator at Brock has resigned, the third resignation that BUSU has had in the past two months; Canadians are divided after a referendum showed 63% of Quebecers surveyed wanted then federal government to move immediately to change the Constitution to address the province’s concerns about being recognized as being unique in terms of language, culture and institutions; Typhoon Angela is the strongest storm to hit the Philippines since 1984, killing at least 250 people with dozens more missing; Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin was gunned down by a lone Jewish attacker, 27 year old law student Yigal Amir; Grade 13 to be eliminated.