Salient. The Newspaper of Victoria University College. Vol. 20, No. 8. September 14, 1956

International flavour

International flavour

Students from all over the place, Aussies and Colombo planners from Ceylon, Pakistan and elsewhere, give it an international flavour.

You don't have to worry about meals: you eat appetite-sized platefuls in a modem dining room and locally generated power is on tap for light and electric razors and the milking machines. Accommodation is mainly two-bunk huts, very comfortable, clean and airy, newly painted. Best of all, it is cheap.

Right from the word go the fun has started and you are made to feel right at home. And that week will have gone too fast for you.

You'll enjoy Congress and you'll enjoy meeting the people there. In fact, the friendships you make there are some of the most enduring. When all the talking and the parties ore forgotten they remain and linger on, old friends now.

Congress 1957 will be from January 25 to February 1, that is from Friday to Friday. Fees for VUC students will be £7/10/- for the week, of which £2 is payable as deposit when you make your application. Ferry transport will be available to and "from Picton. Application forms are available at the Executive Room (in Lower Gym.)