Exec makes no policy on reform of sex law

By Peter Rapp

The Buck was truly passed at Tuesday's Executive meeting. Members failed to formulate a policy on Homosexual Law Reform and carried a motion referring the matter to next year's Annual General Meeting.

It was felt that this contentious issue should be left to the individual student, expressing his opinion directly rather than through an elected body.

An application from the Gurning Society for affiliation to VUWSA was rejected.

Speaking on behalf and in the absence of the Gurning Society's representative, Jim Wallace (Men's Vice-President) told Exec. that gurning was an old Irish sport consisting of "pulling faces at each other."

Mr. Wallace said the society comprised mainly law students . . .

A Special General Meeting has been called for Tuesday, September 26, at 1pm to consider the operation, activities and scope of Forum.

President Doug White told Executive that Mr. A. Ashenden was resigning as controller of Forum and he wanted it to be "enshrined for pos-terity" in a schedule of the Constitution. A SGM is needed to do this.

At the meeting a draft schedule will be discussed and adopted on to the Constitution.