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Student Parliament ThE Student Parliament this year found as its main job, being watchdog over the student activities. The various student groups did such an excellent job that there was very little left for the parliament to do. However, the Treasurer was kept busy financing the activities, and trying to keep enough money for the two big events of the year, the Graduating Banquet and Dance, which were sponsored by the Parliament.
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Greetings To London Teachers ' College by DR. W. J. DUNLOP Minister of Education. Q • O greatly does the future of this country depend on the preparation of the teachers who are to instruct the pupils in the schools of Ontario that our T eachers ' Colleges occupy a large place in the planning of the Department of Education. You who are students in the London Teachers ' College are priviliged to have, as I need scarcely remind you, instructors of the highest calibre who are most conscientious in the dis- charge of their duty towards you, and who are also good examples whose attitudes you may well emulate. There is such a shortage of elementary school teachers in Ontario, as in all English- speaking countries, that you are not likely to have any difficult in obtaining good positions at excellent salaries. When you sign a contract with a Board of Trustees you undertake a great responsibility because it then becomes your duty and your privilege to exert every talent you have toward the production, by means of education, of intelligent, right-thinking, pub- lic-spirited, loyal, and religious citizens who will take their places in a very few years as citizens of the greatest and freest country in the whole world, the Dominion of Canada. To do this, you must stress the fundamentals in education. Hard work and competition cannot, as some seem to think, be taken out of the schools as long as they are determining factors for success in life. You will work hard and your pupils will work hard, but you will also have a good deal of fun and recreation, and you will not confine your activities solely to the school but will be useful citizens in the communities in which you serve. You will have a great responsibility; you are now preparing yourselves to assume that responsibility. In that great endeavour you have my best wishes for abundant success.
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