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ON THE UNIVERSI'IY 121er by Joseph M.J. Sanlei , As I write this final "On The University Righ " for the academic year 1979- 80, my thoughts (the thou- ghts of the last few weeks when no such column graced the pages of their periodical) are consumed by an avalanche of work imposed upon me by my own desire for lmmledge -asaresomanyofusof this university and at universities the world over. let us not becane so caught— up, either no»: in academia, or in the Sumner in the more relaxed pleasures of life that we becune neg-

lectful of our basic responsibilities to our fellows with whan we share this planet - and the planet itself.

Over the course of the last year, I have, honor— ably I believe, attenpted , to present before you, my fellcw travelers, a number of issues. Issues which must be debated and diss-

as important to lthe betterment of life;

for ourselves or for others. You may have dis- agreed with me, always, often, sometimes or not at all, but no matter, I have succeeded if in my

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own very modest way I was able to facilitate thought.

I believe that the issues I presented are of such concern that by their very nature they will not simply go away if ignored. Warren's rightfiul place in society, civil rights, science in our lives, the defence of our sacred liberty and our civili- zation itself should never be ignored. There

‘ are many issues which time

and space did not permit my dealing with — the. slaughter of cetaoeans (intelligent sea mammals)

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the pollution of our enviroment, and the decay in the general respect for life itself

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Remember the world around you this Sumner, as you will hopefully. enjoy its beauty, and never forget that its very survival is in your hands. Always remember "PeOple who are sincere in defending their freedom, will always feel concern at every circuit- stance which Seems to make against turning it is the natural and honest consequence of all affectionate attachments ‘

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