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Schools, 1976

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AUSTRALIAN Schoolerlaters nu voor 15% zonder werk

Dutch Australian Weekly · Friday 3 September 1976 · page 2

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Industrial News Teachers Fight Cannabis Victimisation: 'The issue is not drugs, but equality before the law'

Tribune · Wednesday 8 September 1976 · page 4

BRISBANE: The Queensland Teachers' Union is going to get four of its members reinstated,…

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Needed: Nurses, Doctors & Teachers

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 September 1976 · page 6

Australian nurses are sought to fill some of the 2,500 positions vacant in Israeli hospitals. The world-wide recruitment campaign was…

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Pre-school Provides Essential Education

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 September 1976 · page 19

Every Pre-school teacher has basic concepts on how to provide experience for basic Pre-school education. There are many factors involved in how the…

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Masada — a school for parents?

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 9 September 1976 · page 17

Perhaps the most important feature of Masada College, which distinguishes it from most other schools, is…

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School debate success

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 14 September 1976 · page 4

ON Wednesday evening. August 25. I had the pleasure at presenting the Council’s award to…

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what’s wrong with the law school ?

Tharunka · Wednesday 15 September 1976 · page 16

The impetus of the Law School, when it opened m 1971, was towards liberation. Liberation from lectures. textbooks, examinations, with a commitment to…

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gay in a straight, straight school

Tharunka · Wednesday 15 September 1976 · page 10

"School was the worst time of my life" is a frequent remark heard in homosexual circles. Even when they have left school, things are hardly any better for most homosexuals. But…

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Trades Hall, students show support Teachers face fines but strikes spread Defiance of Restraining Order

Tribune · Wednesday 15 September 1976 · page 2

BRISBANE: Despite the restraining order, the Queensland teachers' dispute widened and gained…

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Teachers Take on Bjelke While Queensland's cops look like the Gestapo

Tribune · Wednesday 15 September 1976 · page 1

BRISBANE: Queensland's Premier Job Bjelke-Petersen has fixations about a number of things. Like religion, communists, unions and dope smokers. These last topics have been exercising the Peanut King's attention in the last week. Queensland's teachers face fines unless they…

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Faculty of Arts Future Development Committee Proposals Concerning School Government in the Faculty Blessed Are the Meek: for They Shall Inherit the Earth

Tharunka · Wednesday 22 September 1976 · page 20

The Faculty of Arts has resolved, after a number of Special Meetings and with very few dissentient voices, to press for the implementation of a new system of School Government. Implementation of the scheme…

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Wider strike looms over teachers

Tribune · Wednesday 22 September 1976 · page 4

BRISBANE: Queensland teachers are considering ways of widening their rolling strikes against the…

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Festival of Light Attacks Homosexual Teachers

Tribune · Wednesday 29 September 1976 · page 11

BRISBANE: The Festival of Light, Queensland division, last week suffered a temporary setback. At a…

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Teachers' fight wins support

Tribune · Wednesday 29 September 1976 · page 11

BRISBANE: Queensland teachers have changed their tactics in their struggle for reinstatement of four…

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‘oh, i’m an & i’ o.k. i sleep all night & i work all day” interviews with of Architecture some of the school’s graduates Bachelor of Architecture (B. Arch ) or Diploma for Shear Dogged Determination (Dip.S.D.D.)

Tharunka · Wednesday 6 October 1976 · page 6

Tharunka interviews R. N. Jermyn (B. Arch) (T) What was your overall impression of the course? I’ll break that question down into two parts, if I may Let’s break that question down into two parts, if I may…

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School Reunion

The Broadcaster · Tuesday 12 October 1976 · page 7

PARRAMATTA WEST Primary School will hold a reunion for former students, teachers, P and C Association members and former mothers' club members on Saturday. October 23…

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education and psychology in the law school

Tharunka · Wednesday 13 October 1976 · page 16

A couple of issues ago in Tharunka, Brian Kelsey, a law lecturer, outlines what he regarded as some of the major shortcomings of the law school…

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Jnf at School

The Australian Jewish Times · Thursday 14 October 1976 · page 5

Mr Steven J. Gerstl, federal director of the Jewish National Fund of Australia and New…

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School for Scandal

Tharunka · Wednesday 20 October 1976 · page 11

Dear Editors, I should be grateful if you would let friends and ex-pupils of North Sydney Girls High know, that the…

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Qld. teachers back more action

Tribune · Wednesday 20 October 1976 · page 4

BRISBANE: A mass meeting of 1500 teachers from schools on Brisbane's southside last week…

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