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COLLEGE

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PUBLIC
Date

MEETING

- Thursday, February 29th, 1968

Place - Windsor Secondary School
931 Broadview Avenue
North Vancouver, B.C.
Time

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8:00 p.m.

"THE CHALLENGE FOR HIGHER EDUCATION"
"During the second half of the twentieth century,

PROGRAM
CHAIRMAN:

Mr. Brian Newcombe
Vice-President, Parent-Teacher Council

SPEAKER:

Mr. C. Peter Jones
Chainnan, North Shore College Committee

PANEL:

Mr. L. Brooks
Secretary, North Shore College Committee

higher education in British Columbia is faced with rapid
increases in enrolments as well as with the need to re­
adjust and broaden its multifarious tasks.

In our modern

industrialized society, there is a constant demand for a
great variety of persons of assorted abilities and

Dr. G.M. Cronister
Professor in Reading, Faculty of &iucation, U.B.C

acc0111plishments. Education, concerned with the growth

2 members of Windsor Secondary School
student Council

and developnent of the human mind 1 must assist each man
and woman to the extent it is possible, in realizing
his or her potentials in order that they may be able to
meet the many and diverse needs of our civilization.
Consequently, the objectives of her schools and colleges
must be as broad as the needs of her society." -- Davis,
Macconnell, Ralston, Inc.

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QUESTION
PERIOD:

To follow Speaker's remarks

COFFEE WILL BE SERVED