Salient: Victoria University Students' Paper. Vol. 29, No. 4. 1966.

[introduction]

Sports Clubs in the university are an insular crowd of little committees who struggle by themselves, often without success, to build up club membership, to raise funds and generally to become active within the sphere of their own activity.

This lack of cohesion between clubs is for many their undoing. For this reason it is the job of sports council to use some of its undoubted power to present a common front where stronger, more financial clubs can help support the weaker clubs.

This is sports council's main aim, but it needs the support of all clubs just as much as sports clubs need the support of council.