The Ubyssey
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note: THE UBYSSEY No. 20 taficouver, B.C. Friday, November 15,1985 m^0§sl. Vol. LXVIII, No. 20 228-2301 Students to protest at MLA visit By MARY McALISTER Members of the Socred caucus will be touring campus today as part of MLA day, organized by the university. Student protestors will be offering them a student aid diet from a soup kitchen outside the faculty club at 4 p.m. A reception will be held there after a tour which covers the botanical gardens and various faculties. "It would seem that the Socred MLAs are interested only in those aspects of the university that don't include students," said Duncan Stewart, AMS external affairs coordinator. "Their tour is remarkable in that, over an eight hour period, on a campus with 30,000 students, they end up coming face to face with the 'dreaded' student radicals only once. It's a managed tour; sanitized," Stewart said. The Socred group includes ministers Pat McGeer, Gardy Gar- dom, Stephen Rogers, Bob McClelland and 10 other MLAs. The demonstrators from the Canadian Federation of Students, Langara and Capilano colleges and Simon Fraser University have five main demands: • A repayment of the grant portion of the student loan program; • A return to pre-restraint levels of funding for universities and colleges; • Student and community par- Students hit T.V. MONTREAL (CUP) — Universities and CEGEPS in Montreal have bought air time on one of the city's largest television stations to demand commitments from politicians on education issues during the current election campaign. Several 30 second commercials on the deteriorating conditions in post-secondary institutions will run on a local station from next week until the Dec. 2 Quebec provincial elections. The commercials will be a student effort from start to finish. Students are writing the script and student radio announcers will narrate. Theatre students will act in the commercials and Concordia University television will shoot and produce them along with helping hands from the ot…
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