Cowen, Zelman, 1919-2011
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Professor of Law, University of Melbourne (1951-1966), Vice-Chancellor, University of New England (1967-1969), Vice-Chancellor, University of Queensland (1970-1977) Governor-General of Australia (1977-1982), Provost of Oriel College, Oxford University (1982-).
Ambassador Quang was the First Secretary of the Embassy of South Vietnam. He was impeded from leaving a meeting at the University of Queensland Democratic Club on 4 September 1970, scuffles broke out with University security and the Special Branch were called to the Campus.
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Academic freedom
Universities and colleges
Universities and colleges
Educational accountability
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University of Queensland Strike, 1971
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