"New Zealand students should initiate a boycott of South African goods," said NZUSA president M. J. Moriarty recently.

He told the audience at a panel discussion held in the Memorial Theatre that students should get the people of New Zealand to boycott South African oranges, sherries and even rugby players if necessary.

"Students should take a lead against the violation of human rights in South Africa." Moriarty said.

The discussion was arranged so Victoria students could hear from members of the NZUSA delegation to the eleventh International Student Conference, held in Christchurch. The delegates discussed the effect the Conference would have in New Zealand.