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Salient. An Organ of Student Opinion at Victoria College, Wellington, N.Z. Vol 6, No. 6. May 26, 1943
And what about V.U.C. — For a Change . .
And what about V.U.C.
For a Change . . .
St. Andrews.
The University Women's Training Unit is compulsory for every woman who is not studying medicine or completing an honours degree. Women put in six hours a week and attend classes in first aid, signalling, meteorology, P.T., business administration and musketry.
Cambridge.
Both of the women's colleges, Girton and Newnham, are doing peacetime factory work in college and it is hoped to arrange an output competition between them in the near future.
Swansea.
For some time past men and women at Swansea have been running a girls' and boys' club respectively. Now as a result of an appeal from the Swansea Education Department, the students are starting a mixed youth club.
K.C.H.S.S.
Following the example or Sheffield, King's and University College, Leicester, have started a factory at College. 10,000 gas masks are to be trimmed, and students will be paid at unskilled rates. Women students will work four hours a week, and lecturers will join in.
Oxford.
War work in the women's colleger is to include the production of one-act plays for performance to units of the forces in the area and to factory canteens.