Statistics.

C.U.C. said Canterbury had been very interested in the report of the N.U.S. Congress, and thought other Colleges might be equally interested. They Intended to assist the N.U.S. by collecting statistics concerning the health of students and other matters. The statistics so compiled would be valuable when attempts were being made to secure various concessions for students. It was also intended to publish a handbook dealing with University courses and giving general advice to new students, to be Issued to schools at the end of each year to aid freshers In choosing a course. Support would probably be received from such organisations as the Society of Accountants, the Institute of Chemists, and other concerns interested in vocational guidance. No action by N.Z.U.S.A. was asked for but Canterbury wished to hand on the Idea to other Colleges.

The delegates were impressed with the idea and undertook to bring the matter before their Student Association executives.