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In days gone by, people such as Robert Hutchins, president of the University of Chicago or Clark Kerr at Berkeley, made their institutions famous by their leadership and their strong voices on the major problems of the day, One of the few great university presidents in Canada is Doug Wright at the University of Waterloo. His talents, efforts and ingenuity have made UW a world-respected institution. Wilfrid Laurier is now in the same position because Dr. Marsden offers great potential. She will undoubtedly reach out beyond her campus, cam. paign for her university and address some of the critical issues facing society. It should make a big difference for WLU. WHERE'S TRUDEAU? If you want to have some indication of where Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau stands on the new constitutional proposals, keep your eye on Deborah Coyne. By She is offering 10% off for the month of September. jfili) Dr. Maiden - former Liberal senator, advisor to the Tham, government. prominent Academic Ind one very bright ' and capable woman who can communicate effectively - will be a strong voice for WLU now that she‘s taken over the reins of the presidency. It has been my experience that most universities in North America lack leadership because they do not have presidents who speak out on issues beyond and- --- -i------, ' .... . _ NEW WLU PRESIDENT: It In" Menden’u speech to the Confederation Club in Kitchener last week is my indication of things to come, Wilfrid Laurier University is in for I treat. She’s one smart 'eookie. You couldn't help but walk away from that speech feeling optimistic and oh-so-good insicie incense you knew that WLU now has a dynamic leader who will probably do wonders for the university. Expect good . things from 1lllul'it new pres, Marsdgn 1138 KING ST. EAST AT OTTAWA 310% 'tthat,daAeitxt,1. 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Word has it he will be announcing his position in the next week or so but, in the meantime, keep your eye on Ms. Coyne who will undoubtedly know exactly what's going on in the former PM's mind. Like him or not, you have to respect him. He is probably the brightest man ever to hold the ofrice of prime minister in Canada and, with his world view and Jesuit-trained and Harvard-educated mind, he will Md a fantastic note to the campaign. mun”... .... _ - WhateVer the merits of the deal - whether it's on the "Ks" or the "No" side - it is certain that Mr. hudeay_will lend a valuable voice to the debate. _ ______- __. -_6v.i. nuawelo. Remember that he spent most of his entire life studying and teaching constitutional law. I rsrst read his book, “Federalism and the French Cana. diana" when I was an undergraduate at McGill and it's still a classic J. Mariel: Sagel is a Kitchener Ia wyer. If he does, he will be an influential voice in the chorus of "No" votes. 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