Fees Rise

The general student could not be expected to pay for such things as the Pacific seminar, said the treasurer, Mr. K. Tate.

Fees would have to be raised to cover the extra cost, he claimed.

The president, Mr. Robertson, said that he still stood by his report which Mr. Boldt had used.

He felt that general opinion throughout the country was not keen on a full-time president.

The president said that we must consider whether a full-time president would be any better than a full-time unpaid president.

He admitted that the field would be much wider if the president was paid.

Mr. Robertson suggested that the extra money needed for a full-time president could be better used by pouring the money into the organisation.