Small Change

In a pathetic gesture of good faith somebody moved that Messrs. Corballis, Halley and Gamby be reappointed Editors of "Cappicade". Reports received from the Publications, Cappicade and Procession Committees made hardly any impression. More reports from the University Council and the N.Z. U.S.A. Council were received almost without comment. Yet despite the paucity of business the meeting went till 10.35.

Exec. meetings are to go no later than 10.30 in future, unless discussion is urgent. This very sensible motion was put forward by Mr. Hume because it was felt that the lateness of the hour at the last meeting had something to do with the Mr. O'Brien's resignation.

Near the end there was a brief rally, when Mr. Davy discovered that he was chairman of the International Affairs Committee, and wondered aloud what it could possibly be. There was an embarrassed hush, and an audible sigh of relief when Mr. Shaw was seen to raise his hand. Mr. Shaw leaned forward exuding reassurance. "Mr. Chairman, in reply to that . . . er . . . sorry . . . what was that question again?"

Just as a matter of interest we are buying a Gestetner.

John Gamby.