Student Protest
with George Payerle & Patricia Horrobin
by Gerald F. McGuigan
Author statement (xii paragraph 2): "...student unrest unconsciously raises the issue of what a book is amid the new circumstances of increased flow of information and the rapidity of communication ... both faculty and students face a problem of the world about them ... if anything new is to be accomplished in our universities it must be on a basis of an admission of mutual ignorance and desire to face and solve the problems.''
(Paragraph 3 sentence : ''... I am particularly thankful to George Payerle and to Patrica Horrobin, a student in Asian studies at the University of British Columbia. I am especially indebted to the latter for her patience, enlightened suggestions and sustained object.''
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Establishmentarianism, Disetablishmentarianism, Antidisestablishmentarianism, Arianism, Addresses, Essays, lectures, College, Students, Student, Political, Activity, Ethics, Movements, Student movementsPlaces
Vancouver, British Columbia, Simon Fraser University, University of British Columbia, Trinity College in Dublin, Goddard College in Vermont, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Michigan Medical School, St. Mark's College at UBC, University of Montreal, Rochdale College, TorontoTimes
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1968, Methuen Publications : Division of the Carawell Co., Ltd.
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Preface by author [xi, line 5]: ''What in the beginning was to have been a mere collection of essays, ..... (xi, line 8) has become an open-ended discussion between teachers and students as to the understanding and meaning of the student movement, and an understanding of myself [the author] as the de facto editor in relation to the students who have put themselves into the book. This has been an experience for me in my learning of what a teacher is.''
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