Mockery of upbringing

The Rev. W. M. Hendrie, seconding, said he expected student humour to have, at least, the merit of wit. This article made a mockery of a man's upbringing and humble start which left a very bad taste.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor N. C. Phillips, moved an amendment that the matter be referred to the Students' Association executive, "putting it back squarely where it belongs."