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2 . B L e ' A ,I L' .. th Martlet Vol. 7 UNIVERSITY OF VICTORIA, VICTORIA, B.C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1968 Ng, 39 TAYLOR RESIG S 4 0-- A ,-I 4 r .wud-' '-'sfjs- i' FQ .:ff'ij,5r':.f'g,,a F , 'ijt if In W r 'wg p 12 A, - :G ss? -A-f Y t i Q, 'W' I Iv . f . ,',,,, I, y . vw- -- 2-.m ',f-v W ' h1:OQ,'Q'qv ., V .- ' f,v'i?+'5'.:f1f Ssiiviclliiiea .':fi?Fl.a++i Returned to teaching cited as reason Dr. Malcolm G. Taylor, president of the Uni- versity of Victoria since 1964, today announced he is resigning from his post to return to full time teaching and research. His resignation becomes effective June 30. It was accepted Monday night at a meeting of the board of governors with what Chancellor R. B. Wilson termed the utmost regret. After a year's sabbatical leave, Dr. Taylor will again take up teaching Political Science. He said he intends to Work with other members of H-in 'fannlhr tn rlnvnlnn o Full nv-nrrv-om in vml-Jin February 20, 1968. Dr, Malcolm Taylor, President of the University of Victoria since 1964, announces his resignation. Dr. Taylor will be remembered as the president who guided UVic's development from a college to a full-fledged university. During his term, the university doubled its enrollment Cto 4,075j, moved to the new campus, set up schools of Fine Arts and Nursing, organized the graduate programme and planned a school of Social lVelfare -to be started next year. Dr. Taylors efforts to involve the community in the university and the university in the Community were a significant part of his policy as president, and integral to his phil- osophy of the new role of the university in society. It is to the influence of his ideas that we owe the theme of this book.