The Ubyssey
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issued: 2016-06-07
issued: 1970-11-03
description: Misprinted volume, should be LIII.
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note: ^^^%_ -david bowerman photo TOUCHING PEOPLE fill the SUB ballroom Monday night at a session of People. The People is a program set up to teach an awareness of human relationships and sexuality group grope is a Gestalt exercise to develop a sensory awareness of other persons. and develop the participant potential in these areas. p. 2 Harger waiting for appeal p. 3 Chariot race may die p. 7 Part two of civic elections p. 11 Birds lose again New act doesn't affect police OTTAY/A (CUP) - The new act introduced in parliament Monday by justice minister John Turner to replace the emergency War Measures Act does little to restore "democracy" in Quebec. Public Order (Temporary Measures) Act, 1970 is the name of Turner's proposal, which he says will expire April, 30, 1971. The act outlaws the Front de Liberation du Quebec although the government's terms of membership have changed slightly. Under the War Measures Act a person was considered a member of the FLQ if he had attended one of their meetings. Under the new public order, a member would constitute anyone who had attended "a number" of meetings. Fired teacher blames self By SANDY KASS Former secondary school teacher Art Olsen said Monday he feels too much fuss is being made over his dismissal from South Peace Secondary, Dawson Creek. Olsen was fired October 20th, two days before the B.C. government's order-in-council requiring dismissal of teachers who express opinion favorable to the Front de Liberation du Quebec, or advocate the violent overthrow of any "democratically elected" government. He told students in Ed. 100 the official reason given for his dismissal was that he failed to obtain a "letter of permission" from the provincial government, authorizing the Dawson Creek school board to hire him. The letter is required by all teachers working in B.C., and is normally requested by a school board when a teacher is being considered for employment. "When I was hired last June, I was told I would have to produce such a le…
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spatial: Vancouver (B.C.)
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language: English
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publisher: Vancouver : Alma Mater Society of the University of B.C.
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