Things to Do

Those standing for the executive should bear in mind the following matters which will require their attention before June, 1955: action on publicising the case for increased bursaries; action on the matter of student health schemes for this college (shortly to be discussed by the College Council); organisation of Winter Tournament, which will be held this year in Wellington; careful revision of the text-book scheme; control of social functions at the college; knowledge regarding the Student, Union building sub-commitee of the College Council; matters connected with the publication of "Spike" and the "Salient Literary Issue;" action regarding a Student Orientation Handbook to replace the present S.C.M. handbook; action to provide a bigger and better Orientation Week for freshers; improvement in relations with the public of Wellington and a policy on next year's procession: the organisation of next year's Capping week activities—to mention but the more pressing items. It means a lot of work for each member of the executive. If you are willing to do your share, good luck to you.

"If you are thinking of standing for exec, you should first consider some of the things you will be expected to do, and the matters upon which you will be expected to have an opinion. Those of you who will only be voting should give careful consideration to your choice before you mark your voting paper.

"It is important."

Mr. Kevin O'Brien, M.Com., B.A., has been nominated for a life membership of the Association by Messrs. B. V. Galvin, T. H. Beaglehole and B. C. Shaw. The nomination will be voted upon at the annual general meeting on the 23rd.

Mr. O'Brien is currently manager of the New Zealand Players Company and a part-time lecturer in Economics.