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    March 30, 1966
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    Spring Semester
    An examination of university calendars conducted by the
    Registrar's Office
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    'indiates that practice in Canadian universities
    varies concerning a mid-term break during the period covered by our
    Spring Semester. At the University of Victoria lectures were cancelled
    this year on Friday and Saturday, February 11 and 12. Most Faculties
    at U. B. C. dismissed lectures and laboratories from Thursday,
    February 17, until the, end of the week, although the university library
    and other facilities remained open. At the University of Alberta
    lectures and laboratories were withdrawn on Saturday, February 19,
    to permit students to participate in Varsity Guest Weekend, while at
    Manitoba, classes were cancelled on February 18 and 19 (Friday and
    Saturday) except for the Faculties of Law, Medicine, Dentistry and
    Medical Rehabilitation. McGill's mid-term holiday was Saturday,
    February 19. The following universities, from among those examined,
    did not schedule a mid-term break: Saskatchewan, Toronto, Queen's,
    Waterloo and Western Ontario.
    It should be noted that a mid-term break does not necessarily
    mean that the university closes. As at U. B.C. lectures and laboratories
    can be cancelled, but otherwise the university
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    can continue normal
    operations. If, during a mid-term break, the library and other facilities
    remain open, students will be able to use the period for uninterrupted
    work on term essays and research projects.
    During the Summer and Fall Semesters, a break from formal
    classroom and laboratory work is provided by legal holidays.
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