Month: May 1986

Liked Watkins letter Richmond, Ky, USA “We read your Bulletin with interest each time, and especially liked the letter from Mel Watkins on the first page of the newest one. Thanks for all the effort and time you put into getting this out!” – Connie McLanahan Swarthmore Peace Collection Swarthmore, Penna, USA “The Swarthmore College … Read more Letters

John Polanyi, “Time for More ‘NO’ in NORAD?”, reprint from the Globe and Mail, 2/12/85. Available from the national office. Anatol Rapoport, Two articles from the Encyclopedia of Peace Science (Ed. Ervin Laslow), Game Theory and Aggres­sion. Available from the national office. Between We are the Maginot Line, The No Man’s Land, The Uncounted Country. … Read more Notes

As your Secretary, I shall concentrate in my report on organiz­ational aspects of Science for Peace. It is very pleasing to be able to tell you that, while there have been no spectacular changes in Science for Peace during the past year,I believe that there has been steady progress in working – towards our aims … Read more Secretary's Report

Dianne DeMille has been named editor of the new quarterly publication of CIIPS, the very handsome jour­nal Peace & Security, whose Vol.1, No.1 appeared in spring, 1986. Design and production is by the Spencer Francey Group, Ottawa/Toronto.Invited articles in the first issue examined Canada’s role in NORAD (David Cox), the outlook for Guatemala (Tim Draimin) … Read more Newsworthy

During the past two years Science for Peace has witnessed a substantial growth in its membership and in the variety of activities that are sup­ported. The increased membership has resulted in a steady growth in finan­cial contributions to the organization as is demonstrated by the following annual private sector donations: 1983: $6,800 1984: $6,900 1985: … Read more Treasurer's Report

May 10, 1986, 2pm Combination Room Trinity College, University of Toronto Chapters The Ottawa Chapter has successfully completed its trial run of giving a peace award at the Ottawa Regional Science Fair. Joined by INPUT, Educa­ting for Peace and an anonymous donor, we gave awards of $100 each in two age categories. Winners were A. … Read more Science For Peace AGM

This is the last “President’s Corner” I shall write. Within a few days there will be a new president with whom we can share the job we set out to do. As an organization we have grown and developed more sophistication about the search for an end to the arms race. As individuals we have … Read more The President's Corner