Macalester College - Quid Nunc Yearbook (St Paul, MN)

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CAC Considers Possible Economic, political and military aspects of a possible North 'Atlantic Community were discussed by the 22nd annual Ca- nadian-American Conference held November 15, 16 and 17 here at Mac. Kick-off of the CAC was Thursday with an open- ing convo speech on Canadian-American relations by Michael Barkway, editor of the Financial Times of Montreal, Quebec. Thirty-two delegates from United College in Winnipeg, Canada, met twenty-four Mao delegates to consider the topic at sessions held in the union and library. The CACer,se dined out at Twin City restaurants and closed their conference with a banquet. Student co-chairmen Dallas Lindgren and Richard Eaton started delegates researching in early fall. X I E N1-iyowps, Editor Michael Barkway keynotes week. Arriving Canadians wave to pipers extending a welcome at the depot. North tlantie Communit ik- n Delegates enjoy an International House luncheon. Long study prepared students participating in the CAC for exacting discussion groups. 29

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