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AND A GOOD TIME was had by all at the reception for Fiji Girls Field Hockey Team last Wednesday evening, held
at the house of John Chang, president of the Fiji Rugby Club (centre, white shirt with stri

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pes). Also present were

, Many friends and associates of the Fiji Canada Association, as well as Joel Kamali (far left) of the Fijian Consulate

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Basic

‘Basic sex’ patterns in
men and Women may
bé so strong that at-

tempts by feminists to

build a society In which
roles are in-
terchangeable are

unlikely to succeed.

‘Being Human,’ a new,

four-part special
documentary series
the CTV

produced by
etwork in association with
the Continental Bank of
Canada Ltd., features the
controversial, best-selling
author, anthropologist and

sociologist, Di.

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whose research into. the
roots of human behaviour
has inflamed, feminists on a
number of occasions.

Tiger, Professor of An-
thropology at Rudgers
University Graduate School,
brings togethe: in the series
an internatidnally
recognized group. of
colleagpes in biology,
medicine, archacology and
philosophy, to discuss the
biological and = cultural
dimensions of Man.

In one of the programs —
*‘Males-Females’ — he says

rid class field hockey games being held at UBC. (Ellsworth

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ale-—female
roles are here to st

that in: everyssociety where:
studiés have been made,
certain work is always done
by men and other work
always done by women.

He says, “This need not to
follow cither traditional or
even obvious patterns: in
some socictics men do
delicate bead work while
women take care of financial
matters. But whatever the
details, there is always some
division of labour along sex
lines.

' “Two things seem to be
universal: we find that
hunting large animals and

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law. -enforcenrent—and—aa

judication.. are the
responsibility of men, while
the care of young children is

the responsibility of

women.”
The program asks the

basic question: Do sex

differences come from inside
the body or from the social
world?

Tiger argues that there are
genetic reasons for most
human behaviour, and that
“all men and women are

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