Salient: Victoria University Students' Paper. Vol. 29, No. 10. 1966.
Contents
- [title page] p. 1
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- Appeal here for guns for Viet Cong? — Mystery pamphlet — by Hugh Rennie
- [Duncan Stout retirement]
- Council Refuses Money — by Philip Marshall
- In this issue ..
- Vic may yet lose '65 tourney! — by Hugh Rennie
- Lost property
- Against forum?
- These Are Who You Got — whether you wanted them or not p. 2
- Situations Vacant
- Coming.. p. 3
- coming..
- come!
- Who will be Miss Vic? — by David McCrone
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Letters
- Fascists in NZ? — by Hugh Fyson
- Moronic — by M. R. Wadham
- My mad mother
- Shock - NZ Paper Is Infiltrated p. 4
- [advert]
- Vic's own grand establishment
- Student Protest At Pm
- Sports centre for CU soon
- [advert]
- Sports — Sports Council loses its top men — by John Winton p. 5
- [advert]
- Salient
- [advert]
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Editorials p. 6
- [disclaimer] p. 6
- Campus protest — by Hugh Rennie
- Salami war — by Hugh Rennie
- Sixty years of the Plunket medal — by A. H. Scotney
- Kissing Must Stop
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Letters to the editor p. 7
- Thurbage "Brilliant" — by L. S. Knight p. 7
- Is It A Fantail? — by N. E. Whitehead
- Correction — by Brian Easton
- Christ's Reality — by N. E. Whitehead
- Hon. LL.D Protest — by R. G. Hoddinott, M. Silver, G. W. Swift
- Poem To The Editor — by Helen Ross
- Record reviews p. 8
- Kelliher show — NZ art's epitaph
- [advert]
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Reviews praised, attacked p. 9
- High praise — by Bruce Mason p. 9
- Bergman defence — by Glenys Forans
- Reply: — by Rex Benson
- Mr. Benson replies to Mr. Boyes (Salient 9): — by Rex Benson
- [advert]
- On the grapevine p. 10
- Graduation date may be changed — by Bob Lord
- Folk tv — by Janet McCallum
- Cable-Car Appeal By Association
- Distinguished cleric visits — by N. E. Whitehead
- Pettipoint p. 11
- Calculus By Computer
- Robertson's ban — by Rosemary Booth
- [advert]
- Classified Service Page
- Landlord says tenants wreckers — by Tony Jaques p. 12
- Student party
- Parking problem grows worse despite new areas — by Howard Harris
- New Criticism
- Vietnam troop problem
- [advert]