N.Z.U.S.A. Work.

Miss Ann Eichelbaum next reported on the N.Z.U.S.A. Exec. meeting.

As the Student Congress is being pushed by Victoria, we are to set up the necessary machinery. The date is to be Easter, 1944, and there is no end of spade work to be put in. Here's hoping that the committee—Mrs. Mary Boyd, Mr. Morrie Boyd, and Mr. Jim Winchester—get adequate support.

The Long Vacation Committee of N.Z.U.S.A. find it a sticky problem to draft a scheme Applicable to all colleges, and therefore ask individual Execs. to prepare reports (such things as workshop practice, clinical years, part-time jobs, etc., confuse the issue) on the vacation activities of their colleges and to suggest more profitable jobs. For science students at least, V.U.C.'s recommendation will probably be for a straight-out fourth term. The responsibility for preparing this report is again Mr. J. Winchester's.

Sub-committee appointments and co-optings were the next item (see page 4 and N.B.).