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Salient. An Organ of Student Opinion at Victoria College, Wellington, N.Z. Vol. 9, No. 7 June 19, 1946
[Response to M.J. Poole from Bruce Milburn, Salient editor. 1946]
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The salient points emerge from this extraordinary farrago of events—
| 1. | The Executive has passed a most invidious motion in accordance with which the Editor is supposed to retract a statement published in the Editorial Column, a column that remains under the sole jurisdiction of the Editor, and the opinions expressed therein the prerogative of the Editor alone, to be read and accepted as such. |
| 2. | To date, Monday 17, the Editor has not received notification of the carrying of the above motion. |
| 3. | Without the authorisation of a single person or body Mr. Poole completed in the name of the Students' Association a series of letters that Dean Swift or Frederick Engels might have envied. |
| 4. | A printer whose untiring efforts have for five years produced "Salient," unrivalled in Australasia among Student Papers for typography and quality of printing, has indicated that if this is our attitude to his work we might try elsewhere for our printers. |
So Much for Your Diplomacy,
Mr. Poole!
Bruce Milburn, Editor.