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Shrum Speech Helps Education Progress

7Blsewhere ¢ on this, page, appears a ser- teaching: duties. and, are réceiving... ay
fea, of increases for so :doing., And he said: that
bat boards should do something about

He said that salary increases based on-
ly on’ service are completely wrong.

_ He said that great concern is expres-
speech: can: only ‘benefit the progress of sed over, school drop-outs but more time is
education in this province.’ | :- being wasted on stay- Ae who don’t belong .
No harm is ever, done ‘when public at- in school.
tention and interest is centered on a sub- He that sebool boards have
ject of interest. to all, especially such an failed to integrate education policy and
important’ subject ‘ab is ettucation. that they “haven't accepted the fact that

Dr. Shrum said, in his bold speech, education ig'a continuing policy.
that schools.‘‘have been allowed to degen- While we don’t agree with all of Dr.
erate into havens of médiocrity and incom- Shrum’s views we feel they provide rich
Deena: fot. both teachers and students. food an thought ae ,Carneear. grows e PAINT FOR ONE ROOM: Mrs, Lucille Leduc, Kinnaird
le said teachers. are encour- as am educational cen! are subject . ‘
seed to take courses not related to their on which we should all do some eee “MILLICENT! LEAVE US YIELD NOT UNTO TEMPTATION... ° — The Printed Word at CORN WARE: Mes: C Firgubia | Robson Mea, Worene Kinnaird

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Civic: Holiday has no aig a fiohday ox Fri lay. BCTE Newletter y “cut back thelr: legitimate ‘gale University fac faculty ty Slarios have
nificance whatever. It's the day And we have that what- ‘The next few. mo will, tlonary. spiral

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University; Dr. Gordon, M. Shrum.
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Old Political Philosophy
Applicable to the Present

The Printed Word
»The novel that, first comes to’ mind when, William M.
which ly isn’t often, is Vanity

appropriately,’they
“the most dismal times of the

‘On Nov.' 11; the sky weeps,

the widows and mothers weep,
half-mast._; challe

Fair, But ‘another one-worth ‘looking into is Pendennis, if only *

for a few pages towards the end of the second ‘volume in which
the unheroic young-hero, in anticipation of going into, Parliament,

: \ Editorial. |
Dr. eerie chan:
colar at Simon. Fraser. Univer-
aa siege a
an owledgeal
presented 80)

count.

at, and in

erit had been recognized.
Me We intended to be truthful, most of the time at any, rate:
“T will tell no lies, that I promise you; and do no more than coin-
cide in’ those which are necessary and pass current, and can’t
be got in without recalling the: witole circulation. Give a man at
least the advantage of his sceptical turn.”

He professed to be modest: 7 am not Moses... I have no
laws from heaven to bring down to the people from “the moun-
tain. I don't belong to the mountain: at all, or set up to be 2

leader and reformer of mankind. My faith is not aerong enough ©

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for that; nor my vanity, nor my hypocrisy, great

Simon Fraser Chancellor Shrum Hits at ‘Aspects of Modern Education;

sacrifice
Cold," cold, and) the earth sath is
dead and: frozen.
Christmas is another thing.
‘A season of peace and joy on
goodwill toward

bu
choice, every year. “Its

universities .. “themselves "hi have
make’ false’

Dz. Shrum t Roe that ‘the
industry..and ‘the

"@ducation up commiinlty'e nes a a great deal
ugh of} sputting

"The : tho
bad» teachers on waivers, a5
Shrum, suggests, may be
rovolutionay, 3 ‘should
teachers of all the profession-
‘ als”parforming: vital a paplle

ion - of universities:

demean the. value, of ‘a degree. , tain

& ver’ of acquire degrees without acquir- .; de ay
* prenticeship system and:a ra- ing knowledge? Is .tneir' quest im
pid expansion

‘Do, many, of,

Of B.'s: over- _ for satus, O ot]
1 institutions ~ Shrum’ has ‘given’ ed:

He s the a8
havens of incompetency, Both :
‘the “in setent teacher ;*

might serve their own and the Se ‘a great deal to cliew on.

“Our Present Teacher Contract Policy

{ Nelson’ Ni call for a 12 percent ser088..
N Editorial ;

may be true. The-question is
what is to be doe about it

s proposal from. the: seachere

; are now un- ~
derway between the Nelson
School Board and its teachers
on a new-contract:.The initial

‘Many Students Shouid be © Out Working Instead of Warming Desks.

“Maybe we should popu;

Prolene. pare Reporter larize a slogan. Tikes * ‘go to work’

yn Fraser vel instead of the present ‘go to
college’

‘Thousands of students are

ic money and tea-

chers’ beter or a ools today
because they ‘aoat want to
work, or are heading for use-

+ less degrees, he sais of

‘a former dean
B.C. achool peat at dhe University. of

hairman of B.C.
at Ponto: and, oostne erustees:

Teachers’ Spokesman. Says

modern education.

“We simply don’t get our

money’s ied ‘in education in
wince,” he she told ere

a speech ¥ which. attacked many
aspects of

that Shrum

Remarks are Just ‘Off-Base Opinions’

Canadian Press 5 ing sweeping ge generalizations
pr. Gordon Shrums, chan- ° and stating them as facts rath-
cellor rot Simon Fraser er than as his‘ opinion.”
ae by Bei Like most generations,
the teachers’. statement said,
He mob, remarks cannot be
said his education
. School Trus-
"in Penticton

schools are like toda:

a classic example of the aca:
demic

snob.

“He implies that only th
university Pound student e
worth educating, and that the
rest should'go to work when

pital lack of awarenead of to-
y's world of work. Dr. Shrum

y is
realistic, forthe. attention By
, ‘ks he“ makes is.’

w nd le id to
‘His unive! rity background be deere

*~ seems to have made Dr. SI

they/are! tating down on their ®.;

leadership: 2
is "You. iaye ttl to inte-

policy seh:

He said: university trata.
a; middle-class

an ent
‘But! aman,

schools. Too many ae or more, atid | don't need iboards are; powerless; to. diz-|

ai «pense. swith services of mediocre
d:gome of the best. ewer v4
salary, increme!

ead aw 2 Sry mat
“| of our own.ethiie group, or even
to like all ‘strangers

Te: healthy to allow for our.

personal
ing offence. rf oe a ea ae ge
ment to members ‘of ‘minority groups. ‘All they ask; for,”

should be given, are their rights as human beings. To treat a

person better than normal
of discrimina‘tra.98." 3 treating ‘him ‘worse,
: Ghana UN "official Robert Garainer.

good Tere acts are:so rigid: that; the.

‘Instills the Incompetents: Out.of Reach.

ius ;to, ‘to both: the schoo! system.
“and ‘tothe. ession

ward ‘by Nelson district

board” ‘exe, if approved by the board,
ini-_; system

‘the ratepayers of the
‘more than $144,000,

ore:than $: to
paid the teachers in 1967 for

incremenis ipsa ia:

ing of gaaest to better
:fyzthem for, teaching the new
esto some subjects.
VES al Kor, ae: time ino, ‘the

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