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Salient. The Newspaper of Victoria University College. Vol. 19, No. 8. July 1, 1955
. . . Well
. . . Well
A most convincing argument as to the undesirability of the Anglo-U.K. rift was stated by Cruden (Neg.). Doogue (Neg.) deplored American support for "boosted-up minorities".
The Judge. Mr. Meggatt of the "22" Club, gave first five placings to Thomas, Cruden, Brown, O'Connor and Curtin.
Mr. Schroder began another year as Billiards Custodian with an immaculately typed notice:
"I have purchased on behalf of the House, I new billiard cue at a cost of SO shillings. Please treat it with respect; last year 8 cues were broken through carelessness or wilful stupidity . . ."
Among last year's more promising players was Mr. Allen, this year's Assistant Custodian, who if we remember aright, first caught Mr.. Schroder's eye by breaking a cue: graft!