The Press, Volume 28, Issue 9, October 23, 1991

Abstract

The Press, Volume 28, Issue 9 includes: Students demonstrate against NDP budget cuts at Queens Park in Toronto; New hydro-electric project in Quebec has potentially disastrous environment consequences, leading to great opposition to the project; Suzanne Janke is the newest member of the Board of Trustees, Dan Pembleton is the new Student Centre Board Member, and Jennifer Scott won the race for Film Studies/Dramatic and Visual Arts position on BUSAC; McMaster student Nina de Villiers murdered by suspected killer out on bail (waiting to be tried for sexual assault charges); Brock students petition for the Canadian government to develop a more effective Criminal code; The future of the Soviet Union is uncertain as it transitions into a democratic system.