Speech cont.
Post-Secondary Education in Canada and he
argued that there should be a priority in

funding General Education as well as spec-
ific job-oriented training.

''’,.our world is rightfully sensitive to
and in many cases awed by, the enormous

technological advances of recent years.
Appropriately, we see a clear need for a

technically competent populace and work-
force. Yet all the technical competence in

the world does not prepare one for the
kinds of judgements and decisions we all

must make in the workplace, in our person-
al lives, and in our social / political

lives. What all societies need is people
with perspective if not vision and neither

of these attributes comes from specific
training or narrow education. If we want

perspective as well as adaptibility, we
need more general education."
If you are interested in more information

about the conference, or in a copy of the
speech Gallagher delivered, call his office

and make inquiries. Paul's assessment of
the conference was that ''Generally, the

conference was superficial rather than
substantial, tentative rather than defin-

ite, inconclusive rather than conclusive.
Nevertheless, as the first conference of

this kind for the postsecondary sector, it
probably achieved as much as could reason-

ably be expected in the circumstances. It
will be interesting to see if and when

there will be a second such conference.'"'

Music faculty to perform
Tuesday, November 2 at 12:20 pm in room
H113, people who drop by will be treated

to a Music Faculty Recital with Soprano
Nadine Bohna and Pianist Joyce Simpson.

The program is as follows:
Tobacco is like Love

Sure on this shining night
La Statue de Bronze

Vocalise S.
Le Chapelier

Er, der Herrlichste von allen

Tobias Hume

Samuel Barber
Eric Satie
Rachmaninoff
Eric Satie

Robert Shumann =~

What can we poor females do Henry Purcell]
Summertime from ''Porgy and Bess"!

George Gershwin.

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Donors cont.

dollars can be very helpful to
who are living on a shoestring

students
and worry-

ing about paying bills such as B.C. Med.
The donors who attended were: Mr. Gerry
Friesen, representing the Michael Carr

Memorial Bursary, Mr. Bob Wallace, for the
Institute of Chartered Accountant Bursar-

ies, Mr. Cliff Monteith, N. Shore Credit
Union Bursary, Mrs. Joyce Waddell, P.E.0.
Sisterhood Bursary, Ms. Guninder Mumick,
Mary Neil Memorial Bursary, Mr. W.D. John-
son, Certified General Accountants Schol-
arship, Mr. and Mrs. Lorn McLachlan, Data
Processing Management Assn. Scholarship,
Mr. W.J. Wright, Davis and Company Schol-

arship, and four members of the College
Foundation—Mr. Stewart McKenzie, Mr. Hugh

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Addison, Mr. W. McPhee, and Mr. Leo O'Neil.

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