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SHEFRROOKE,. Que (CP)— Abolition of tuition” fees ~ will transform: Canadian ‘universities into inst'tutions of mass. educa- tion where ‘mediocre profes sors’ teach ‘large classes of

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“Otherwise some of our best Students “will be crowded™ out and we shall transform our universities into institutions for mass education. where. mediocre professors will< convey their mediocrity to large classes of second-rate students."’ :

Dr. Shrum, head. of the de- partment of physie® at Univer- sity of B.C. from 1937 to 1960 a.d now chancellor of the new" Fraser. University in Burnahy BOG. said every stu- dent. qualified for a university educatien must have an oppor- tunity to get it ‘but we must hot make any mistake about the ication.” . ue We are to-avoid disastrous upon. the ‘universities, mere—attendance—for—l2—years at primary and_ secondary schools. nist not constitute an accpetable qualification.”

SERVF THE GIFTED”. '

Dr. -Shrum—said-that tradi universities have served the gifted students— those with superior ability and with the desire to learn

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He. also enestioned the merit area residents, he asked sup- thought to those of us wha are | \n sperdine money organizing port for a new organization neither Enslish. nor French, and | emaller ¢lasses im secondary the Citizens’ Civie Action Asso- who have had to_learn to tpeak schools so students who haven't ciation. English to make a living

the ability to handle the aca-

demie prorram:-.can’ receive dian ‘third group'—estimated to i

more individual coaching and number about £000,000? or a Toronto, a Ukrainian-Canadian. |

thus attain -a bare passing thif?d of the population—to ‘or- “Amos other. prominent mem-

mark on university entrance ganize in. a unified camp to bers is Conservative Senator °

examinations | - - exert intivenee on ee and paul Yuzyk” of Manitoba, ef

WANTS RESEARCH ' provincial politics r ’ Ukrainian. descent, | : ‘Instead of merely spending « He said a aueee f nes : —

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on’ .The reasons for school drop- Muts, causes’ of failures in the freshman and sophomore years ‘ at the universities, - admission,, ard examination _ proceduses; modernization—of -eursiculaan many other aspects of four ex-- pensive enucation system—in- cCluning prearammed . gearning ann: teaching machines.” | population ‘explosion is aggra- | vated hy the practice of many | employers of using the univer-'| as:''sireenng- agenies | for applicants .for, employment.” Dr. Shrum ‘said tne job may nit reauire

university training | but it is useful for the employer | to know that the applicant has demonstrated the ability. and the perseverance to’ complete a ritver<ty program: ———

~He..snid the professions als contribute to this’ over-popula- tion hy demanding an arts de- gree for admission to»many of

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ANYONE WHO BELIEVED ONE 10:30 a.m.—Nova Scotia Schools 4 orning Roundu : : ee s : =a OF THE MARSHALS S: E 11.30 aim.—Friendly Giant 7,56—Sports Capsule and Scoreboard | mons was told. © has Fenow frotints be 1904 Cledd webs mmol, , STORIES 11°45 asm.—Chez Helene 8.00—News | Bonanno recently surrendered | .—— - - ¥2,Q0 a.m:—Burternyt Square ash eae scale ;to police: in vsinlhg a ges yd : = 12.20 p.m.—Across Canada ; 8.16—Morning Roundy ; were ‘press reports * Ne | | i 12:50 p.m.—Friday Playbill— | oe Spee cr. spent much of the ena months . DAILY CROSSWORD 0 . 3 Kiss the Blood OH My 8:21—The Morning: show, Fe hiding out in Montreal. ‘| @OROSS: 44.Convex - 48. Tarigiea SECER IEEE = ss ote Hands : Te eee Show Erik Nielsen (PC _ Yukon’ | iL. ™Along the molding. mass ne : 2.30 pm=-At ‘Home with Hele-.| 8.45-—Wenlher submitted a written question /’ siver's stony 45. Skirt 39.Con- ERRINSIE LiF mmWel . 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