Salient: Victoria University Students' Paper. Vol. 24, No. 14. 1961.
Sexual Segregation
Sexual Segregation
Sir,—An official document requires me to bring the following information to the notice of your readers. Due to the embarrassment caused to the male members of the said Victoria University of Wellington by non-males wearing skirts of an abbreviated nature while sitting in the cafeteria of the aforesaid university, an official committee has been set up and a report has been prepared. This said report is to be known as the Barry Report. All students according to the constitution of the said university should familiarise themselves with this report as a Special General Meeting will be called in the near future. The Barry Report recommends the following measures to overcome this grave situation.
1. | That in accord with the disposition of the Victoria University, all sexes other than male must comply with the following:
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In conclusion, this report stated that, if the policy "Out of sight, out of mind" seemed to have no effect, a motion be put, and in due democratic fashion, be voted upon, expressing lack of confidence in the non-males of the said university.—I am, etc.,
I. M. Hogwash.