The University of Wollongong

University Year 1975 CAmpus NEWS PUBLISHED BY THE INFORMATION OFFICE FOR CIRCULATION IN THE UNIVERSITY

VOL. 1 NO. 17 MAY 29. 1975.

AUSTRALIAN VICE-CHANCELLORS' COMMITTEE

lecture by chairman, "Universities, Governments, and the Assumption of Federal Responsibility for

Higher Education in Australia" is the title of a public lecture to be delivered by Professor D.P. Derham in the main Lecture Theatre at 8.15 p.m. on Tuesday, June 17. This lecture will be the third in the University of Wollongong Lecture Series.

Professor Derham, MBE, CMG, BA, LLM, LLD(Hon), is Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne and Chairman of the Australian Vice-Chancellors' Committee.

He has a distinguished academic career which commenced in 1951. Immediately before his appointment as Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne, he was Dean of the Faculty of Law at Monash University and he is an Emeritus Professor of that University. Before taking up his appointment at Monash University, he was Professor of Jurisprudence from 1951 until 1964 at the University of Melbourne.

Other positions held by Professor Derham include: Member, Australian Univer-sities Commission (1965-68); Senior Research Fellow and Visiting Lecturer, Chicago University Law School (1961).

Admission to the lecture will be by ticket only. Staff and students wishing to attend can obtain tickets from the Information Office, extensions 375 and 388.

and first wollongong meeting The Australian Vice-Chancellors' Committee will meet at the University of

Wollongong for the first time between June 16 and 18.

The meeting will be chaired by Professor D.P. Derham, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Melbourne.

The Vice-Chancellors of all Australian Universities are members of the Commit-tee. The Vice-Chancellors of the University of Papua New Guinea and the Papua New Guinea University of Technology have been invited to attend.

Meetings this year have been held at the University of Melbourne and Murdoch

Univelity. The next meeting, after Wollongong, will be held at the Australian National University.

NOTED GEOGRAPHER TO VISIT UNI. On Monday, June 2, Dr. Leigh Pownall, Chairman of the N.S.W. State Planning

and Environmental Commission, will visit the University as a guest of the Department of Geography and the Wollongong Branch of the Geographical Society of N.S.W.

He will address the June meeting of the Geographical Society at 8 p.m. in A.C.S. Room 201. The title of his address is "A Geographer Looks at Urban Planning". Students and staff are invited to attend.

Dr. Pownall is a distinguished scholar and has produced pioneer papers In the field of urban geography. Some of his major contributions have concerned urban residential structure and urban decay.

Before taking up his position as Chairman of the State Planning and Environ-mental Commission, a body which succeeded the former State Planning Authority, Dr. Pownall held various other positions. At the University of Canterbury, New Zealand, he was first Professor of Geography and later Vice-Chancellor. From 1966 to 1974 he was Clerk of the Senate at the University of London (a position similar to deputy

principal).

ELECTION OF FACULTY CHAIRMEN The Registrar has advised that the following have been elected as Faculty

Chairmen:

Associate Professor P.D. Bolton Associate Professor S.E. Bonamy Associate Professor D.J. Clarke Associate Professor J.S. Hagan

- Faculty of Science - Faculty of Engineering - Faculty of Mathematics - Faculty of Humanities.

S,R.C, PIIBLICATION POSITIONS FILLED Appointments were made to the positions of Director of Student Publications

and Editor of the student newspaper, Tertangala, at the Students' Representative Council ordinary meeting on May 22.

Arts III student and former S.R.C. treasurer, Des Jamieson, was appointed Director of Student Publications.

Penny Griffith, Arts III student, was appointed Editor of Tertangala. Before she came to the University, Penny worked for a short time as a cadet journalist at The Illawarra Mercury Newspaper. She is majoring in English Honours.

Ross Garrety, also an Arts III student, will assist Penny to produce the news-paper. He has had previous associations with Tertangala, both as a contributor and

editorial assistant.

Penny expects the next issue of Tertangala to be published before the end of First Session. Students and staff are invited to contribute articles (long and short) and letters.

Contributions, including advertising, should be sent to the Editor of Tertan-gala care of the S.R.C. Office.

S.R.C. OFFICE HOURS EXTENDED Office hours for S.R.C. Administrative Secretary, Mrs. Chris Dowsett, will

be extended by one hour per day from Monday June 2. The new office hours will be 10.30 a.m. to 3.30 p.m.

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ELECTION OF STUDENT MEMBERS OF COUNCIL The Returning Officer, Mr. R.F. Stewart, advises that the following nominr

tions have been received from students to fill the two places for student members on the University Council: BUTLER, G.W.; PEDERSEN, R.J.; and ROWLAND, R.L.

Voting papers are being distributed to all those eligible to vote. Comple/ed voting papers should reach the Returning Officer no later than 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 17.

Profiles on each of these candidates are set out below.

BUTLER, Gregory William: Civil Engineering III. Engineering Representative, S.R.C., 1972-74. President, Fencing Club, 1973-74. Member, Academic Assembly, 1973, 1975. Member, Departmental Committee of Civil, Mechanical and Mining Engineering, 1973-74. Vice-President, Sports Association, 1974. Member, Union Board of Management, 1974. President, Engineering Society, 1974. Member, University Safety Committee, 1974. Honorary Secretary, Engineering Society, 1975. Honorary Co-Secretary, Fencing Club, 1975. Member, Faculty of Engineering Committee, 1975. Team member of 1974 Inter-varsity Fencing Team. Wollongong University Delegation Head, Australian Union of

Students Annual National Conference, 1975. Assisted in design of alternate campus

master plan. Member, Environmental Action (ENVAC), 1974. Member, Coledale Heights

Preservation Association (listed with the Australian Conservation Foundation), 1973. Race Relations Officer, S.R.C., 1975. Sundry other student activities, demonstrations, etc. Drafted into Student Army as General, 1968 (additional rank of Reichsmarschall bestowed in 1970).

PEDERSEN, Robert James: Arts I. Presently a member of Academic Senate, Academic Assembly, the Union Board of Management, and a student representative to the Humani-

ties Faculty. Vice-President of the S.R.C. 1974-75. Treasurer of the Wollongong Students Environmental Action (ENVAC) Group. Active member of, and player for, the

University Rugby Union Club. Plays competition squash for the Lysaght's Squash Club.

22 years old. Worked for three years prior to commencing University. Eighteen months of this was as a laboratory technician in Adelaide.

ROWLAND, Robyn Lea: M.A. (Hons.). Having done one year part-time is now enrolled full-time in M.A. (Hons.) course - Psychology, plus part-time tutoring. Chairman of Student Co-ordination Committee. Psychology student representative on Faculty of Social Sciences in 1974. Postgraduate representative on Departmental Committee. Has won a University Blue for swimming (first ever woman at New South Wales University). Is on Postgraduate Commonwealth Scholarship. Student member on the Working Party for the New Women's Studies Course.

ELECTION IT ACADEMIC STAFF MEMBERS OF COUNCIL The Returning Officer, Mr. R.F. Stewart, advises that the following nomina-

tions have been received from academic staff members to fill the four places for aca-

demic staff on the University Council: DUNCAN, R.; HAGAN, J.; HALPERN, B.; HILL, S.C.; KEANE, A.; RYAN, J.B; and SMITH, B.H.

Professor Duncan is Professor of History; Associate Professor Hagan is a member of the Department of History; Professor Halpern is Professor of Chemistry; Professor Hill is Professor of Sociology; Professor Keane is Professor of Mathematics; Professor Ryan Is Professor of Accountancy; and Professor Smith is Professor of Electrical Engineering.

In terms of the original notice, one of those to be elected shall not be, and each of the others shall be, a professor within the University. Accordingly, HAGAN, J., is declared elected.

Voting papers for the election of the three other academic staff members of Council are being distributed to those eligible to vote. Completed voting papers should reach the Returning Officer no later than 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 17.

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ELUTION OF GENERAL STAFF MEMBERS OF COUNCIL

The Returning Officer, Mr. R.F. Stewart, advises that the following nomina-tions have been received from general staff members to fill the place for a general staff member on the University Council: ERREY, M., LAMBERT, C.J.; LANGRIDGE, J.W.; LEWIN, J.; and MANN, C.F.

Voting papers are being distributed to all those eligible to vote. Completed voting papers should reach the Returning Officer no later than 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 17.

Profiles on each of the candidates are set out below.

ERREY, Peggy: Mrs. Errey is Assistant Supervisor in the University's Estate Division. She Is president of the 1700-strong South Coast branch of the Miscellaneous Workers' Union. In January, she was elected to a further three years as the Union's chief executive, after first gaining the position in 1972. She migrated to Australia from Ireland in 1949 and started work as a cook with the Commonwealth Hostels in Victoria. Mrs. Errey represents the MWU as a delegate to the State Congress of the Labor Party as weli as working with many voluntary organisations. A widow for 18 years, she has two married children and four grandchildren.

LAMBERT, Colin: Born, 28.11.1951. Married. One daughter, 20 months. Joined University, October, 1973. Currently employed as Assistant Finance Officer (Accounts). Previously employed N.S.W. institute of Technology. Before that, N.S.W. Auditor General's Depart-ment. Currently studying for B.Com ., University of Wollongong, with an Accounting major. PIT (Stage V). Currently member of P.S.A. Committee. Won right to P.S.A. endorse-ment to run for Council position.

LANGR1DGEA_Jim: Joined the University staff on July 1, 1974, as Systems Analyst, to E;;71 the newly-created Administration Data Processing Unit. This unit is currently responsible for the functions of statistics and the development and maintenance of data-processing systems. Jim is married with three children and is currently sitting for his final examination to complete a Bachelor of Business Studies at the New South Wales institute of Technology. His main leisure interest is sailing. He is involved in many aspects of University life and currently is a member of the Building and Grounds Committee of Council; a member of the Computer Users Committee; and a co-opted member of the Computer Technical Sub-Committee. Before taking up duties at Wollongong, he was employed with the N.S.W. Dept. of Technical Education and the N.S.W. Department of Education in various administrative roles. He also had a stint as a Teacher of Business Studies at Sydney Technical College.

LEWIN John: Lived in Wollongong too long. Paternal history mainly celtic and angio-saxon. His grandma was an early women's libber as she ran away from home with the family grand piano on a dray. Mother's side a little more obscure, but the Kings were very well known in VS and VJ sailing circles In Sydney many years ago. He was the second president of the Students' Union and sat on the Students' Union for two years with one year on the Union Board. Previous experience in the Hospital Employees Associ-ation and the Trades and Labor Council helped with this work. Sporting activities include swimming and hiking with recent interest in power lifting. Likes: food and wine, music, musical history, literature especially Shakespeare, Euripides, Patrick White, Tolkien and George Trarkel, oil painting, furniture making, people and politics. John has worked in the Metallurgy Department for eleven years.

IlANNA_Clisis: Commenced duties as Purchasing Officer at Wollongong University College on Felir -TT, 1969. He has been involved in the purchasing field For some 23 years in both Canada and Australia. While employed by an Engineering Company in Vancouver, B.C., he was assigned as Project Expeditor on the $60,000,000 Northwood Pulp Mill, built at Prince George, B.C., in record time between 1964 and 1966. This experience instilled a sense of value of both time and money. He has had previous Board experience, serving a two-year term as a Director of the Richmond General Hospital Board in 1965 and 1966, during which time the 154-bed hospital was being constructed and officially opened. (Richmond is a Municipality on the Southern fringe of Vancouver, B.C.).

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THE FAIRY MEADOW COMMUNITY SERVICE AWARD FOR 1975

The Rotary Club of Fairy Meadow plans to recognise International Womens' Year by making a special award for community service by a local woman.

The award is intended to recognise and provide support for a woman who, by leadership or example, has made a distinctive and effective contribution to the satis-faction of a community need which is not being met by existing organisations.

Any woman who lives or works in the Club's territory is eligible for nomina-tion. The territory is bounded by the escarpment on the west and the coast on the east, and lies between Balgownie Road and Smith Street as its northern boundary, and Gipps Road and Gipp Street as its southern boundary.

The Club's Vocational Service Committee will arrange to select from the nominees the person judged to have made the most effective contribution in the last twelve months.

The Club intends to present the award at its 1975 change-over dinner in July. Members want to ensure that the award will both recognise service and be of continuing benefit to the community. They have therefore agreed that they will provide, in the next year, support to the service which the recipient is giving, in whatever way proves to be most practicable.

Any Club member will be pleased to receive a nomination; enquiries can be directed by telephone or letter to the University Estate Manager, Mr. J.F. Bell. Nomi-nations close on Monday, June 16, 1975.

UNIVERSITY OF WOLLONGONG CAMERA CLUB The Annual General Meeting of the Club will be held on June 9 at 7.30 p.m.

in the Reading Room. Election of office bearers will be conducted at this meeting. Nominations are called for the following positions (current office bearers in brackets).

President (Kevin Donegan) Vice-President (Brian Lynne) Secretary (Rolf Schreiber) Treasurer (Sue Nelson) Publicity Officer (Jack Smit)

Restricted use of the Chemistry Department's darkroom is available to Club members. The Club has equipment for developing and printing and supplies chemicals at a nominal charge. Persons wishing to use the darkroom should contact Kevin Donegan in room G37, A.C.S. Building.

Following the success of the Club's exhibition held in October last year it is anticipated that another will be held in September or October this year.

The following competitions will be conducted by the Club this year. Competitions are not restricted to Club members.

Date Competition

June 9 Portrait - A.G.M. July 21 Motion August 11 Poverty August 21 Open September 8 Friends September 22 Open October 13 Print/Slide of Year, Prize Giving.

INTERVARS I TY BASKETBALL The Men's and Women's University Basketball teams were both very successful

at the 1975 intervarsity Basketball competition which was held at La Trobe University from May 12 to 16. Thirteen men's and thirteen women's teams entered the competition. Results. of the games played are;

MEN'S ROUND-ROBiN

Defeated Tasmania 46:14 (J. Mazzieri 10, W. Hammonds and H. Brandon 8 each)

Lost to Flinders 41:58 (W. Hammonds 11, R. Kennedy 8)

Lost to Monash 28:47 (W. Hammonds 12)

Lost to Western Australia 21:41 (W. Hammonds 7, R. Kennedy 6)

Defeated Newcastle 44:26 (H. Brandon, R. Kennedy, 12 each)

Lost to Melbourne 37:39 (D. Mangos 16, W. Hammonds 15)

This placed the team fifth in its division, and resulted in a bye in the quarter-final.

In the semi-final, the team defeated Newcastle 47:39 (Extra time was played as the score was 34:34 at fulltime.) (D. Mangos and J. Mazzieri, 10 each, W. Hammonds and H. Brandon, 9 each). The team went on to defeat Macquarie 43:30 (D. Mangos 16, W. Hammonds 8) in the final, placing it ninth.in the carnival.

Although the men played hard all week, it was not until the later games that the team displayed its true form with two convincing wins over Newcastle, and one over Macquarie.

Wally Hammonds (59 points) was ninth top - scorer in the round-robin and he was selected in the Intervarsity All Stars side.

The grand final was again taken out by Monash, by defeating Flinders 38:15. As the saying goes: "What do we think of referees?... they're foul. But what do we think of Flinders? ...they're ti

WOMEN'S ROUND ROBIN

The women's team performed better than the men's.

Defeated Melbourne 27:25 (L. Benjamin 9, C. Jones 7)

Defeated Sydney (forfeit)

Lost to Macquarie 14:27 (L. Benjamin 5, C. Jones 4)

Defeated New England 24:14 (C. Jones 8, C. Brown and L. Benjamin, 6 each)

Defeated Western Australia 34:6 (L. Benjamin 10, C. Jones 8)

Lost to Monash 12:35 (M. Williams 6)

This put it 3rd in its division. However, the team lost to La Trobe (16:34) in the quarter-final (C. Jones, L. Benjamin 6 each), defeated Queensland 28:22 in the semi-final (C. Jones 7, C. Brown 6) and went down to New South Wales 24:40 in the final (L. Benjamin, C. Jones 8 each, J. McLeod 6).

Thls gave the team 6th placing in the series, a tremendous improvement from being the 1974 wooden-spooners. The girls thoroughly deserved the high placing, as they played hard and well throughout all games.

In the women's final, Flinders defeated the 1974 champions, Monash, 75:61.

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The carnival was a complete success, and La Trobe is to be congratulated for its wonderful organisation. There were no less than 6 Victorian A-Grade referees officiating at the carnival, and games flowed very smoothly. The social functions (3 in all) were well attended, and at the final dinner, Lynn Benjamin was named the Best and Fairest, Most Valuable woman player at the carnival - a really great honour-for Lynn and for Wollongong.

A good time was had by all, and the only question that remains unanswered is: "What did happen to Ross at the Latvian Club?"

INTERVARSITY AT WOLJANGONG IN 1977 As a result of a Universities basketball representatives' meeting held at

La Trobe University on May 11, it was decided that, subject to the approval of the Australian Universities Sports Associations, the intervarsity Basketball Championships would be held at the University of Wollongong in 1977. This is a FIRST for Wollongong, as no other official intervarslty competition has been held here before. To create a good name for the University, we hope to make this the best Intervarsity Basketball ever staged. To make a success of the venture, we will need YOUR support. The Basketball Club will need to raise some $7000, and all members of the University are asked to contribute and to assist in other ways. Helping the Basketball Club helps the University, which, of course, helps its members.

Later Issues of Campus News will outline ways in which members of the Univer-sity can help the Club.

Graham Marrin.

RE s "WOKE ! AND TIC QU AL ITY_ OF LIFE" Miss Ruth Ross will give a public address entitled "Women and the Quality of

Life", In the Union Common Room at 12.45 p.m. on Friday, May 30.

Miss Ross is a member of the Australian National Advisory Committee for inter-national Women's Year. She is President of the Australian Federation of Business and Professional Women's Clubs. Miss Ross is a physiotherapist by profession.

This address is the second in a series presented by the Union in conjunction with the illawarra International Women's Year Committee.

NEVS FRQUITHER UNIVERSITIES APPOINTMENT IN MINERAL ECON9MICS

Macquarie University has made the first academic appointment in Australia in mineral economics. Mr. Donald W. Barnett, previously a research worker at Pennsylvania State University, U.S.A., has been appointed a Senior Lecturer in the field of mineral economics in the School of Earth Sciences. He will take up the position in June.

Mr. Barnett, aged 31, was born in Horsham, Victoria. He studied at the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology, where he finished first in his class in geology, and at the University of Western Australia, where he completed a BA degree in economics and sedimentary geology while working as an economic geologist with B.H.P. He has now completed requirements for the PhD degree from Pennsylvania State University, U.S.A.

APPOINTMENT TO IECOND ECONOMICS CHAIR One of Australia's best known economists, Dr. Richard Blandy, has been appoin-

ted to the Second Chair of Economics at Flinders University.

Professor Blandy, 36, joined the University in 1969 as a senior lecturer in economics and was promoted to Reader last year. He is Director of the Institute of

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Labour Studies at Flinders and Joint editor of the Australian Bulletin of Labour, an independent quarterly review of the labour market, produced by the Institute.

FILM CONCESSION FOR STUDENTS University students will be admitted at a concession charge of 80c to the

Vista Theatre, Woonona, on Tuesday, June 3.

At 10.30 a.m., the Rise and Fall of the Third Reich will be screened, followed at 1 p.m. by All Quiet on the Western Front. Admission to each film will be 80c.

On Tuesday, June 10, the German-produced, sex-education film, Helga, will be screened at 10.15 a.m. and 1.15 p.m. Admission will be $1. After the film, a doctor from the Family Planning Association of Australia will give a talk and will answer questions.

CQNFERENCE ON SCIENCE TECHNOLOGY The second Australian Conference on Science Technology will be held at the

University of Adelaide from August 17 to 20. The South Australian Division of ANZAAS is organising the conference. Members of the Australian institute of Science Techno-logy are assisting in .the selection of papers to be delivered.

The Conference will cover the techniques and technology developed and used by the technical staff in the many industrial and government laboratories, and research laboratories of educational and research institutions.

Further information can be obtained from The Registrar, ANZAAS-SA, 141 Rundle Street, Adelaide, S.A., 5000.

GERMAN GOVERNMENT SCHOLARSHIPS This year, the German Government is again offering travel grants as well as

full scholarships for courses or advanced training at Universities and Technical Universities in the Federal Republic of Germany. Details from Mr. P. Wood, Student

Services.

FILM & TV SCHOOL, CALLS FOR APPLICAUTS The Film and Television School in Sydney is currently calling for applications

for the next Intake to the fulltime course beginning in March, 1976. Twenty-Four places are being offered for the three-year course which offers intensive, practically-oriented training in production, direction, writing, editing, cinematography, sound recording and production management. Application forms and brochures can be obtained by writing to: The Enrolments Officer, The Film and Television School, P.O. Box 245, Chatswood, N.S.W. 2067. Telephone (02) 412 1077. The closing date for applications has been altered from May 30 to Friday, June 13, 1975.

FOR RENT

ADVERTISEMENTS .

Three-bedroom, furnished house in Mount Pleasant, approx. limi. from campus. House contains a study, rumpus room, garage, two bathrooms, lounge and family room. Available from early July till February, 1976. Rent negotiable. Contact Peter Arnold, ext. 226, or 84 1363.

1970 XW Falcon 500 Auto Sedan, 3.6 Litre Engine. Excellent condition, 53,000mi. Available early July. Price: Best offer around $1700. Contact Peter Arnold, ext. 226, or

84 1363.

FOR SALE

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FOR SALE

Honda 70 - 2500mi. Unregistered, needs tune up as has not run for 12 months. Best offer over $50. John Manton, Admin. Bldg., ext. 382, AH 84 0978.

DIARY OF EVENTS

SESSION 1 March 3 to May 11 May Recess: May 22 to May 78

May 19 to June 15

Mid-year Recess: June 16 to July 20

SESSION 2 July 21 to August 24 August Recess: August 25 to August 31

September 1 to November 2

Study Recess: November 3 to November 9.

JUNE 4 Dept. of Civil Engineering Film Series: The Dawn of an Industry; The Pedestrian Strikes Back. Engineering Drawing Office, 12.30 p.m.

5 Applications and Current Issues in Psychology. Mr. John Freestone (Dept. of Psychology, Uni. of Wollongong) "Whither goest Psychology?", Room 210, A.C.S. Building, 10.30 a.m. - 12.30 p.m.

Dept. of English Film Art. Diary of a Shinjuku Thief. Director: Oshima. 7.30 p.m. Lecture Theatre.

9 Trlo Concertante. Wollongong Musica Viva Society Concert, 8 p.m. Town Hall.

11 Dept. of Civil Engineering Film Series: A Milestone to Progress; Operation Mud. Engineering Drawing Office, 12.30 p.m.

Academic Senate, 9.30 a.m. Council Room.

12 Significant Developments in Psychology. Ms. Evelyn Evans "Sleep Research", Room 210, A.C.S. Building, 10.30 a.m. -12.30 p.m.

13 Uni. of Wollongong Wives Group. University Dinner. Barclay Function Centre.

16 Queen's Birthday. Mid-year recess begins.

17 A.V.C.C. Meeting, Lecture Series: Professor D.P. Derham.

27 University Council, 2 p.m. Council Room.

University Aussie Rules Football Club. Cabaret-Dance, Union Hall, 8 p.m.

JULY 9 Academic Senate, 9.30 a.m. Council Room.

20 Mid-year recess ends.

21 Session 2. Lectures begin.

AUGUST 4-8 Commem. Week.

8 Commem. Ball, 8 p.m. Town Hall.

5 Quartetto Beethoven di Roma. Wollongong Musica Viva Society Concert. 8 p.m., Town Hall.

12 Academic Senate, 9.30 a.m. Council Room.

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AUGUST (Cont'd)

25 August recess begins

29 University Council, 2 p.m. Council Room.

31 August recess ends.

SEPTEMBER 5 Union Annual Dinner.

10 Academic Senate, 9.30 a.m., Council Room.

25-27 Symposium: Blast Furnace Aerodynamics. Organized by The Australasian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy

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(Illawarra Branch).

University Day.

Eight Hour Day.

Academic Senate, 9.30 a.m. Council Room.

10 Academic Assembly, 2 p.m.

15 Lecture Series: Professor R.I. Downing.

31 University Council, 2 p.m. Council Room.

NOVEMBER 2 Session 2 ends.

10 Examinations begin.

Warsaw Philharmonic Chamber Orchestra. Wollongong Musica Viva Society Concert. 8 p.m. Town Hall.

12 Academic Senate, 9.30 a.m. Council Room.

DECEMBER 17 Academic Senate, 9.30 a.m. Council Room.

19 University Council, 2 p.m. Council Room.

ITEMS FOR DIARY Students and staff are invited to submit items for publication in the Diary.

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