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30 - Wednesday, June 3, 1987 - North Shore News

Graduates finish years of study

From page 29
Mechanical Eng: fain Niall
‘Reginald Bowman; Innes William
Hood; Susan Catherine Thorn-
thwaite.

Bachelor of Architecture:
Christopher Robert Vajda.
Eachelor of Commerce: Donald
William Bobert; Wei. Suan Cheah;
James Stuart Cummings; Thomas
John Dallimore; Anthony Stephen
Frost; Petra Ganzenmueller;
Graham Sean Lee; Gregory Chi-
Kit Liang; James Brian Richard
MacKenzie; Stuart Clifford
MeNeill; Brian Gilmour . Newall;
Leslie James Porter; Jason Tse-
Chen Sze; Fredrick; Donald Ver-
tone; Allison Margaret Winnett.

- Doctor of Dental Medicine: Vivien

Wai Yee Leong; Michael Dennis
Prescott; Glenn Anthony Van As. _
Bachelor of Education (Elemen-
tary): Mary Bernice Cowan; Aaron
Malks; Ann Patricia Mitchell.
Bachelor of Education (Special
Educ): Kerstin Wiriter.

Bachelor of Laws: /Barbara Jane

. Bestwick; Jennifer Mary Bishop;

Colette Chilcott; \Mary Naomi
Childs; James Stuart Cummings;
John Robert Esson; Donald Peter
Hall; John.‘Geoffrey Howard;

Jennifer Anne McCarron; Shauna ,
. Lynne Olney; Simon Jonathan

Richards.

Doctor of Medicine: ‘Kathryn Ann
Bell; Donald James Bethune; John
Brent Bowering; ‘Kathleen Andrea

Dalinghaus; Ian|Cameron Macduff.”

Fyfe; Douglas / / Matthew - Hassan;

- Michael Francis Humer; Cynthia
” Louise Mitchell; Suzi Tevendale.

Bachelor of’ Physical Education:
Donald Edwin Adamic. _. ;

Bachelor of. Science, Major in Bi-
ology: Geoffrey, Lloyd Grant;

. Mark Sie Woon Huang; Catriona .
: Helen Jamieson; . Dean - Coriell’

Cooper Johnston; Lily . Kaye;

“Lydia Josephine  Soukup; John
- Gregory Warrington. os
--Bachelor of -Science, . Honors in
Chemistry: James David* Mark.

‘Chesko.

“Bachelor - of Science, | “Major. ‘in. ,
_ * Computer Science: Lori Jeanne
‘:; Murton. ¢< -: 2
‘Bachelor of Science, ' “Major, ‘in.
Geological Science: Ninna Jessen; * | :* :
‘Donald ‘Michele : Joseph | Pirie . Bo!

‘Mustard.

“Bachelor: ‘of. Science, ‘Combined 7
- Honors “in Geological ‘Science: and
. “Geophysics: . ‘ Maria” Franceska
Balzer...

3 Bactielor ‘of! Science,” Honors in

~ Mathematics: Farhang Rabbani.
_.- Bachelor of. ‘Sciénce; ‘ Combined
! Honors in.Mathematics and’ Phys-

‘ics: Tomik Yaghoobian. -

‘Bachelor of Science, Major in

_Microbiology: — Colette Patricia
“Forristal; Edward Dwayne

Karateew; Ulf Rommel; ' Debra

“Anne Sandilands.
Bachelor of Science, Major in
--Physics: Steven James McDonnell.

Bachelor -of Science, Honors in

‘Physiology: David Michael
. Pataky; Ian Thomas Thordarson.
Bachelor of Science, Major in,

” Psychology: ‘Colin Edward. Erb;'

‘Carol Ligumsky.

Bachelor of Science, Major in Zo-
ology: . Richard Frederick, Alex- :
ander.”

Bachelor. of Science in Agriculture,

Major in Animal Science: Donna
‘Lynn Bartlett.

Bachelor of: Landscape Architec-
ture: Dawn Brockington.

Bachelor of Science in Forestry:
Michelle Alexa Green.
Bachelor of Science in Nursing:
Jillian Anne. Bice; Susan- Mary

.Dundas Helm; Karen Margaret

McNeill; Corinne Doris Stewart;
Katrina Marie Thrift; Susan
Margaret Wood.

Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy:
Wendy Christine Goodwin.
Bachelor of Social Work: Margot

-Lynn Fleming.

Diploma in Education: Carrie
Shak Yee Jung.

Bachelor of Science (Dietetics):
Leslie Colleen Beck.

eae

AT THE. USC Annual Spring
Convocation held May 27, May 28

t

|

and May 29, the following focal
students won scholarships, medals
and prizes:

Heads of graduating classes:

Governor-General's Gold Medal
(Head of the Graduating Classes in
the Faculties of Arts and Science,
B.A. and B.Sc. degrees): Farhang

Mark Winslow Bishop (West Van-
couver, B.C.)

Royal Architecture Institute of
Canada Medal (graduating student
with the highest standing in the
School of Architecture): Mary Ann
Hager (West Vancouver, B.C.)

D.G. Laird Prize in Soil Science,

Rabbani (West Vancouver, B.C.) $150 (outstanding student in Soil

Faculty of Science. Science): Andrea Louise Ryan
H.R. MacMillan Prize in For- (North Vancouver, B.C.).

$350 (Head of the

Graduating Class in Forestry, Henry James Medal (top-ranked

B.S.F. or B.Sc. Forestry degree): graduating student .in Architec-

American Institute of Architects

he new Industrial Relations Act—
Bill 19 — is designed to build better -

_ industrial relations in British Columbia.
_ That! s the basic principle...

‘We want to protect the public ..,

a interest, ‘and at the same time, add: more
fairness to industrial relations and’
- create.a climate for growth and much

_- needed new.investment. °

But good legislation can be made

even better.

Which i is why + we ‘continued to

ture); Mary Ann Hager (West
Vancouver, B.C.)

Jean Bolocan Memorial Prize,
$40 (outstanding student in the
Department of Psychology):
Stephanie Eileen Shepard (North
Vancouver, B.C.)

German Government Book Prize
(for proficiency in Germanic
Studies): Sabrina Franziska M.
Class (North Vancouver, B.C.)

Italian Government. Book Prizes
(proficiency in Hispanic and
Italian Studies); Neda Majzub

“Honors History):

(West Vancouver, B.C.) and Ivana
Stjepovic (North Vancouver, B.C.),

Fred A. Krugel Memorial Prize,
$175 (outstanding record in Mod-
ern German Literature): Marcine .
Birgit Peter (West Vancouver,
B.C.)

J.H. Steward Reid Medal and
Prize in Honors History, $250
(most outstanding record in
Paul Neave
Nelles (North Vancouver, B.C. )

See UBC
Page 32

consult with unions, business and:

individual British Columbians while .

making changes along the’ way... a
You told us ‘your concems and, we.

listened.

-. 2° You asked for consultation and.
clarification and you Proposed

amendments. 7
- We responded.

With major'and: ‘wince chiniipes
that make the legislation better yet Keep
the principlés of the Bill intact. :

—WE HAVE, FOR EXAMPLE:

- 8 Guaranteed that employees who face
discipline for refusing back-to-work
orders have full access to grievance and’

. @ Changed the role and the powers of the.
- Industrial Relations Commissioner so

~ responsibility and accountability.for key _
~ decisions lie with the Minister of Labour

and elected officials.

‘@ Eliminated a clause that left the

impression that “firing without cause”. .

7 could occur.

@ Banned workers hired during a strike

. or lockout from voting on a collective

bargaining issue.

@ Ensured hiring of trainees and
apprentices i in the union sector is covered

by collective agreements.

arbitration procedures. .

-e@ Clarified a clause,that was seen to.

infringe on unions ’ right to legitimately -
"discipline their’ members. 7

© Made a number of additional

substantive changes.

Bill 19 adds up to industrial stability, ne new
investment, and most importantly, new *.
more.secure jobs for British Columbians.

“Bil 19. Let's make it work.
- For all of us.” ——

Lyall Hanson,
MINI nightie F LABOUR
AND CONSUMER SERVICES