Salient. Official Newspaper of Victoria University of Wellington Students Association. Vol. 40 Number 4. March 21 1977

Relex

Relex

The Recreation Learning Exchange is an extension of the belief that staff and students can meet on neutral ground through recreation. All too often students only speak to their lecturer when they require an extension for an essay or assignment. And there is also little communication with other students, seen all around, but who remain largely anonymous.

Relex intends to provide a contact service for people wanting to learn skills, share knowledge or exchange ideas. Through Relex anyone who has a skill, interest or experience, can teach, talk to or guide anyone who would like to learn.

If you want to learn something and don't know where to start, contact Relex. It will try to find a resource person who can help you with new skills.

Resource People are vital to the successful operation of a learning Exchange. So even if you think "no one would ever be interested" in your particular skill, get in touch with Relex.

This can be done by asking for Joce at the Gym Store, Wednesday 12-4pm., ph 738-566 extension 65. Outside this time messages may be left for me with the Store person.

We hope to widen the scope of the films' page into a kind of forum on film. Reviews will be supplemented by previews, background articles, counter reviews... anything by which people care to articulate their thoughts on the subject. If you are interested, please contact David Murray or myself through the Salient Office.

—Simon Wilson Film Editor.

Telephone 737800 Te ARO Telegrams and Cabler " Seclab" DEPARTMENT OF LABOUR IMMIGRATION DIVISION WELLINGTON IN YOUR REPLY PLEASE QUOTE NOTICE TO OVERSEAS STUDENTS Your attention is drawn to the conditions under which your student permit was granted especially to: Clause e which states "that while the student is allowed to remain in New Zealand under the authority of this permit he will not engage in any work of any kind whatsoever (other than study) except for summer vacation work, Students attending technical institutions may undertake practical work if this is required as part of the course". Clause f which states "that while the student is allowed to remain in New Zealand under the authority of this permit evidence is produced at the end of each school, college or university year that the student has carried on a full-time course of study for which the student was permitted to enter New Zealand and has made progress to the satisfaction of the Secretary of Labour". Clause g which states "that while the student is allowed to remain in New Zealand under the authority of this permit he will not, without the previous permission in writing of the Secretary of Labour, attend any school, college or university other than that stated in this permit. Students should also have the previous permission of both the institutions concerned". Clause h "that if, while the student is allowed to remain in New Zealand under the authority of this permit, he changes his place of residence he shall immediately notify the Secretary of Labour in writing as to such change of place of residence". Failure to comply with these and all other clauses of your student permit may lead to the termination of your studies and the revocation of your student permit.

Salient is edited by David Murray, published by Victoria University Students Association and printed at Wanganui Newspapers Ltd., Drews Ave., Wanganui. Deadlines for copy are Wednesday for stories and Tuesday for advertisements. All contributions gratefully received. All correspondence should be addressed to Salient, Victoria University of Wellington Students Assn., Private Bag, Wellington.