6 October 1975
Annual General Meeting followed by ‘Hat Debate‘
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20 October 1975
“That this House would support a modern Robin Hood.”
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3 November 1975
“This House regrets the reduction of the military presence of the U.S.A in S.E. Asia.”
Proposed by: Nygel Kynoch Clark
Opposed by: a speaker from the U.S. Information Service
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17 November 1975
“That housebound wives should have an adequate wage.”
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1 December 1975
“That the stock exchange has had its day.”
Proposed by: Unknown
Opposed by: a speaker from the Stock Exchange staff
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15 December 1975
“That this House does not believe there is a spirit world.”
Proposed by: F. G. Tarrant
Opposed by: F. D. Copeland
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5 January 1976
“That man is born free but everywhere he is in chains.”
Proposed by: Frank Janus
Opposed by: R. Holman
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19 January 1976
“That sport is a futile dissipation of energy.”
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2 February 1976
“That the punishment should fit the crime.”
Proposed by: Winifred Hyett
Opposed by: Unknown
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16 February 1976
“That think tanks are time-wasters.”
Proposed by: Unknown
Opposed by: Frank Bigmore (Shell)
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1 March 1976
Topical debate on euthanasia
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15 March 1976
“That our egg-heads have addled.”
Proposed by: Unknown
Opposed by: the Intervarsity Club
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29 March 1976, Business Meeting followed by a debate
“That fashion is a tyrant.”
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30 April 1976, Dinner Debate
“That astrology is bunk.”