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                  <text>WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1994

• NEWS •

THE MSGILL DAILY

U of T profs slam
McGill's search policy

How safe is your sex?

Bv ANNmA SoMAR

Last month, students administered a questionaire on AIDS awa!.,eness atrd safe sex behaviour at McGi/1. The
results might surprise you. Read on.

cess an academic'soffice to be granted", said Cook.
TORONTO (CUP) -Officials at
The policy also allows for the
the University of Toronto say removal of contents and furniture
McGill's controversial right to ac- out of an office or off university
cess policy is extreme.
property without specific permisA recent McGill memo from its sion. Graham said this would be
legal advisor, Reynald Mercille, unacceptable.
states that university officials have
"Seizing personal effects could
the right to access
not be carried out
all material on its
without a court
order", said Graproperty including "mail, closed
ham.
briefcases,orsim"Our policy is
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nothing like
also stated that, in
McGill's and it
certain cases, a
•
• "
never will be", he
professor's home
added.
could be searched. - ]olln Malcom, presitlent oft/le
JohnMalcom,
University of
University of Toronto Staff
president of the
UniversityofToToronto viceAssociation.
provost David
ronto Staff AssoCook says the
ciation, agreed
McGill policy is
that the policy
totally contrary to U ofT's.
sounds extreme.
"Our policy protects the
"I've never heard ofanything like
frcedoms of the individual. Faculty that at any university", said Malmembers have some protection re- corn.
lating to personnel files just as stuMcGill's Vicedents have", stated Cook.
principal of planning and resources
McGill's policy stipulates that stated at the March 9th Senate meet"specific permission" is not required ing that Mercille's memo was not
in order to do a search. Cook said necessarily McGill's policy. He did
that was not the case at U ofT.
however, say that it was within
"A legal cause is necessary to ac- McGill's power to use these rights
to access.

McGill students take AIDS survey
Number of people who responded: 1.232 (716 women, 516 men)
'

"I've never heard
of anvthing like
that at any .
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Daily
Marie-Louise
Gariepy, Thomas Lavier

Science editor: Max Francisco
Photo editor: Derek Fung
Layout and design
coordinators: Jason Ridgeley,
Kristin Andrews
National Affairs liaison editor:
Dave Austin
Features editor:
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