University of Victoria - Tower Yearbook (Victoria, British Columbia Canada)

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The other significant UVic student publication was junction 21, and later junction 22, which made its debut this year and published twice under editor Bob Mitchell. Containing poems, short stories, re- views, art work and other features, it made a valiant effort to replace the glossy void left by the defunct Tryste. The big blast of the year for some students was the annual symposium held at Parksville. Organized this year by Steve Horn and Nora Seaborne, the symposium took 4'community as its theme, and with such persons as the CBCUS Patrick Watson, Vancouver city fool, Joachim Foikas, and Victoria poet, Robin Skelton, the confrontation of ideas took some interesting turns. When formal debate, at one point, seemed both too intense and too directionless, Foikis suggested that he discussed best with coffee, and that most other people probably did also. So with everyone gathered in the hallways for coffee, the atmosphere was decidedly more co-operative. Lo, community, said Foikis.