'Ihe International Students Society held elect-

ials for executive officers‘on Novenber 2, 1979. 'lhose elected to positims are as follows:

President Hartmut Jeﬂan (Germany) Vice—President David Kwan (HongKong) Secretary-Treasurer Susan satterthwaite (USA) Assistant A

Secretary-Treasurer Tan, Kong Hin (Singapore?

with the election of these officers, the Society is now recognized as a Stab—committee of UPEISU. It should also be noted that, as members of the International Student community, Canadian stuielts are more than welcome to join the society.

Susan Satterthwaite Secretary-Treasurer

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EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF THE INTERNATIONAL STUDENT SOCIETY Left to right 7 V ' '

Tan, Kong Hin - Assistant Secretary—Treasurer

Susan Satterthwaite — Secretary Treasurer

Hartmut Jewan - President ‘ v /

David Kwan — Vice—President

PRESIDENT DISCUSSES ENROLLMENT AND FUNDING_

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'Ihe overall enrolment amng universities in the

dorm by less than one

per cent, says ' Dr. Peter mincke, of the association of Atlantic Universities. _

The preliminary enrolnent report of the various institutions is "not too bad considering what is happeninggenerallyﬂ he told a news conference ’ following a two-day ~ meeting of the association. in. Sydney, N.S. recently ,

However, he said, the association is concerned over the projected decline in the number of 18:24- year—olds attending “

' universities in the next decade.‘

. "That group is holding now but in the next ten years it is expected to take a drastic drop," he said. - ' ‘

Dr. Meincke, president of the University of Prince Edward Island, said he does not anticipate theclosure of any instit- utions as a result of the projected change enrolnent. He said univer— sities will then have an ‘ opportunity tortum to areas that have been neglected such as continuing education and life-long learning. ' -

He said the intellectual resources ofv-universi-ties w

v could. also be made more

7 President Meincke

Dr. Meincke said the . association discussed the reducticm in the federal government's travel subsidy for athletics.

'Ihe federal government \ gave Canadian universities $450,000 for ,.athletic travel last year but the amount was reduced.

. $190,000 this Haﬁ- ever, $100,000 was‘added to the allotrent:;.following a meeting between university and governmen officials. ‘

Because of the reduction,

he said, Atlantic universﬂ ities had to do some "scrambling around to try to rescue-thepperationf a - ‘ ‘

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