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The Council of the Faculty of Medicine at the University of Toronto passed the following resolution on September 24, 1984: As members of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Toronto, … Read more Faculty of Medicine resolution
Bill Eckhardt has responded enthusiastically to our research directors’ appeal for a survey of ongoing research by Science for Peace members, enclosing several interesting papers which he would be willing … Read more Scientific Research
All our members are no doubt aware of Canada’s vote against the freeze proposal put before the United Nations, both at the political affairs committee, where it passed by a … Read more Notes
A recent speaker at the University College and Science for Peace lecture series was Major General Leonard Johnson, former commandant of Canada’s National Defence, College in Kingston, Ontario. A member … Read more General calls NATO role into question
UC-S4P Lectures: West Hall, Univ. College, U of T, at 8 p.m. Jan 23 – Kenneth Hare (Trinity College, U of T); Feb. 28 – Henry Wiseman (Guelph Univ.); Mar. … Read more Calendar
The National Research Council of the USA reports (Toronto Star, Nov. 27, 1984) that the U.S. stockpile of aging, militarily useless and extremely. dangerous chemical weapons stored at eight army … Read more Quotes
The members’ publications listed in the fall, 1984 Bulletin are still available from Science for Peace office., Dian Cohen & Kristin Shannon, The Next Canadian Economy, 1984, Eden Press, 203 … Read more For your bookshelf
With this issue of the Bulletin, Brydon Gombay takes over as editor from Edward Barbeau (Math, U of T), who has served since the inception of the Bulletin. Ed wants … Read more The President's Corner
From poet member Murray Wilton (Toronto) When all the guns and all the ships And the missiles laden with hate Are tied with ribbon like a mortgage paid — Then … Read more Greetings of the Season for Peace among Nations and the Betterment of the Human Condition
Doreen Morton, a member who has faithfully typed the Bulletin since its inception, has gone into business: AFT Word Processing, “today’s secretarial service”. Those wanting to make use of her … Read more Members in the news