OTTAWA (CUP) - The crea- tion of a new national student organization is‘ receiving serious consid- eration from student coun-
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-about the problems of
student aid and univer- sity financing.
The proposal to form the new national student-
cils across the country
and may come to fruition
_at a conference of stu- dent politicians to be
held at the University of windsor some time in May. The decision to hold
the conference was made a meeting of student council representatives
,duting the Association of Universities and Colleges of Canada's annual meeting
in early November. The primary reasons for the May meeting are to talk
organization comes from the student council at Quaen's University in Kingston and has already received support from at least one other student
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council —- the University of Saskatchewan at Regina.
Patrick Riley, Pres- ident of the Queen's stu-
dent council said in an interview that there was a need for "some kind of official body to make representations to the .Federal Government and t
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Council of Ministers of‘ Education about the pro— blems of student assis- tanCe,."
I Cost-sharing arrange— ments between the provin- cial and federal govern-n ments on the financing of post—secondaty education are being renegotiated this year and student leaders apparently feel ' that there is a necessity for a co—ordinated cam- paign to present student viewpoints. .
Canada has been with- out a national student or- ganization since the dis—
.solution of the Canadian
In the P.E.I. Senior Volleyball League, only three of the five teams played last week at C.F.R. Summerzide, on Thursday, February 24.
The H.P.F,T. team was beaten three straight
Standings to-Feb. 24. TERM M Y Nicmacs 0? U.D.E.I. - '5 571 C.F.9. 23 Prince Co. fire. 15 Les Etoiles 16
Fall of 1969. CUS' death was precipitated by the withdrawal of a number of student councils which were unhappy about its political bias.
Riley said he hoped any new national student organization would confine its activities to matters "directly related to stu- dents' lives", but added that he didn't know how such an organization could be prevented from taking stands on wider-ranging political issues.
"we can only hope that the people running such an organization realize their limits," he said.
VOLLEYBALL
names by the league—lead— inn Vicmacs, but made a clean sweep in three games against C.F.B. Summerside. The games next week will be played at P.V.I. Thursday night starting at 7:00 P.M.
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