Carleton University - Raven Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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Carleton students were l-given one more chance to become involved. After having narrowly voted to pull out of C.U.S. in the last academic year, they were confronted by the C.U.S. referendum which became the first in a series of issues throughout the year. Early in the term Lorenz Schmidt, interim council president, called for a new approach to issues - one in which all students should become involved. .He rejected the possibility that students were incapable of comprehending the issues. Het said, Rather it is. the case that they have never heard substantive debate on the problems that face them. l After becoming council president in a close by-election, Schmidt worked along with other committed council members to promote the cause off the Canadian Union of Students. They charged that C.U.S. had fundamentally changed its extreme radical image of the previous year and was now primarily concerned with issues directly affecting the Canadian student. ' During the debate, Rod A Manchee, external vice-president, stressed the need for student involvement and the need for the development of a critical university. h l 1 ' X He said, There is some analysis in the 'university but what there is deals with things many years and miles away. As students, as Canadians, as people living in the here and now of 1969 we face specific problems that must be dealt with. And we are here in the university . . . the university should be dealing with these problems. Nlancheeadded, The program of the Canadian Union of Students is aimed at creating this critical university that analyses our world and our problems. Anti-C.U.S. sentiment was nurtured by one student who noted that with the money saved from C.U.S. membership fees, the Carleton students could buy 33,600 pints of beer. ' H.