February 18, 1980

The Other Press

 

Dear Editors:

Thank you for interview-
ing me last week on an
issue which | consider most
important for the future of
our College. Keep up the
good work! Concerning cri-
ticism of instructors by
students, | am all in favour

Editors:
| would suggest to you
that you should never take

thing. printed. is immedi-

ately ‘‘correct’’—spelling
or otherwise. And _ before
you have such large head-

 

lines as on page 8 of your

it for granted that some- |

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..YOUR GOVERNMENT- EAGER TO LISTEN ...
BUT DEAF IN BoTH EARS.

Instructor says thanks

and | have been waiting for
years for the appearance of
a frank Anti-Calendar.
However, | feel that good
taste would be best served

if the discussion dealt with
the class room, and that

criticism would be more

Other Press misspels

February 4th edition, make
sure of the spelling when
a word is unknown to you!

It is embarrassing to find
that sort of carelessness in
a college newspaper.

| am sending this to you
in duplicate so Mr. Phil
Hurcomb may benefit from

valuable if it came from a
student who finished a
course and received a credit
rather than from someone
who dropped out before the
end.

George Porges
History/Political Science

my careful reading as

well*, provided of course,

that it was misspelled in the

manuscript you copied it
from.

Helen Zoellmer

Modern Languages

*by mailing it, since | don’t

page five —
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your view!

W ould you cross a picket line at DC?

Colleen McLeod No, I wouldn't. It’s a

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theoretical question

but from what I
understand they are

doing it fora good

reason

 

Marco
Vanwermeskerken

I didn’t think so.
They don’t have

to threaten me

to keep me away

from college.

 

Brian Kruger

YesI would,
with as much
force as

possible.’

 

  

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