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“ < - 71 disputes, but students have wie, ene

i ee ‘ee played a major role in stal- bargaining.

‘ SiSe-~ Be ling ae Seer: More than 370 students

ben = eae appeal at sent letters to both sides

BN anagan College, students calling for binding arbitra-
| tion but the administration

4 flatly rejected the idea.

‘Students at all four
campuses (of Okanagan Col-
lege) are unilaterally op-
posed to any disruption of
student services,’ said Kel-
owna student society staff
person Nobu Ono.

The dispute primarily con-
cerns a clause calling for
binding arbitration if the two
sides cannot reach a settle-
ment during contract talks.
The faculty wants the caluse,
but the college principal
Peter Williams says binding
arbitration could lead to set-
tlements that the college
cannot afford.

At Capilano College in
North Vancouver, the faculty
association voted 75 per cent
in favour of striking as early
as Nov. 7 but students are
making last ditch efforts to

pull the two sides together.

; Meanwhile, clerical and
* I] h ° support staff at the B.C.

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5 St ci era : hi ena co a . Burnaby are threatening job

: action that could close down
the campus. They voted 89
percent in favour of with-
drawing services if contract

talks failed.

Carling O'Keefe
| Breweries of Canada
ES wishes to congradulate the

students, staff and faculty of
Douglas College, at finally
entering the new building.

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