18 OCTOBER 1991 TV DE11~ NDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Ents deserters threaten gig. Stephanie Rigby Many non-student members of much into building up concert "My wish is for Ents to be a At one point during the gig concert security who hold down security." Ingrain said. Union Sub-committee run for UM Financial Affairs Secretary, day jobs are vehemently opposed He voiced his concern at the students. by students, who, as in Pe ►njot Valia. was forced to don a A near disaster was averted at to the new arrangements because it problem this posed at Saturday any other society arc not paid in concert security T-shirt in order 1 o ASaturday night's Stiff Little affects the amount they must night's concert. "I am annoyed they beer." McCarthy said. maintain a full complement of Fingers concert at the University declare to the inland revenue. walked out in the middle of a Ingram explained that if the staff. refectory when all the non-student "As a stop-gap measure we concert; it left us in a very difficult concert had been called off Ents *Ali Lewis, head of LIEU members of concert security were intending to pay them in beer position. There was a 10 minute would have had to cover losses Entstech resigned on walked out in the middle of the gig. up until Christmas. with a view to period when I did not know it the from the venue fee, staff wages. Saturday night following a eventually phasing out non- concert could continue. but luckily ticket sales and possible legal dispute with members of his The decision to resign in the students working on Ents. But they there was enough security that did action from the promoters to cover team who were reportedly middle of the concert was taken to felt annoyed as some of them have not resign and enough security who their loss. unhappy with his actions. cause maximum confusion as a worked on security for quite a few were not working on the night that Ingram now intends to build up However. his resignation protest by some security members. years, since they were students," I could call on to make up the a new concert security team was not recognised by Lilts They were complaining about the Ems Secretary. Stu Ingram said. numbers." consisting solely of students. "I Secretary Stu Ingram. who change in the payment system from However. he pointed out that want to start afresh with a clean subsequently sacked the cans of beer to money. This was their actions at Saturday's concert LUU General Secretary, Enda security team. There are some members of Entstech who implemented by LUU in constituted 'an about face'. McCarthy described Ingram's original concert security remaining. opposed Lewis. Lewis himself has accordance with an auditors report "They said they would not just handling of the debacle as "quite I will also drall in existing disco stood by his resignation and which recommended all beer leave, but would stay and see the brilliant" in averting a potentially security and recruit some new there is to be an election to payments be stopped. new system in as they had put so dangerous situation, people." he sied. appoint a new head of Entstech.

Members of student 'Life' who supported the amendment Abortion fund fails as Union denied they are anti-abortionists. One spokesperson said: "We don't want woman not to have INSIDE abortions, but we do think they Council policy is overturned aren't adequately informed as to the problems they have to deal Neil Cameron "I rang the British the fund in the week that it was with. We want to see proper NEWS 2,3,4 Pregnancy Advisory Service and set up. As for the counselling, benefit payments for those with COMMENT 5,6 they assured me no student I've been talking to the Leeds kids, proper child care services MUSIC 7,8,9 y A UU's abortion fund. wanting an abortion would he Abortion Fund to find out who and we want men to assume I unanimously passed by turned away. I don't believe the deals with this aspect for them. more responsibility in looking ARTS 10,11 Union Council on Monday. will counsellors provided will have I'm not going to be starting this after children." SPECTRUM 12,13,14 not now become Union policy the necessary time, experience or without back-up." They also rejected the notion WORLD STUDENT 15 qualifications. The fund isn't She labelled the proposers of after Tuesday's packe.d that many of those who GOOD LIFE 16,17,18 Ordinary General Meeting needed, and isn't safe," the amendment: "a bunch of supported their amendment overturned Union Council's Freedand said. liypocrites, who force their own were drawn mainly from the TV GUIDE 19 decision by a majority of 39_ McGee countered these philosophy down others' Catholic Society. CLASSIFIED 21 For only the second time in allegations claiming: "I had two throats." "CathSoc isn't monolithic. It SPORT 23,24 recent years an OGM over- students come to see me about has a broad range of opinions. turned the minutes made at a Many of its members are pro- Union Council meeting. abortion. Most of those who The first OGM of the new voted on Tuesday were of no session heard impassioned pleas religious persuasion whatsoever. from LUU Women's Officer, They were simply concerned as Fiona McGee, not to overturn to what their Union was the Union Council decision as it spending its money on." the PLUS would be attacking "an spokesperson said. individual women's right to Undeterred by this setback, RETURN OF THE choose about her own body." McGee intends to continue her MUCH MISSED The amendment attacking fight. "Despite the coverage in the abortion fund was proposed Leeds Student and the leaflets TV GUIDE by Jessica Freedand. She that were circulating before the questioned whether there was a ()GM. a lot of people told me real need for the fund among they were not aware the fund students and also if the post- was actually in danger." THE USE AND MISUSE abortion counselling, which She is to ask the next niun OF DRUGS BY would have been conducted by Council meeting to call a Special STUDENTS IN LEEDS McGee herself, would have been Constitutional General Meeting adequate. McGee -*tilos to fight on Michael Page to discuss the fund. f. Leeds Student Inde ndent News r 18 October 1991

Briefly Fight for necessity Thousands conned Hal Weitzman Strike omen students at the University have been threat Wcampaigning this week as part of a national across the North This tam effort to remove VAT from the price of sanitary :soc the towels and tampons. never heard of him but confirmed of people at Aston were caught out Kate Connolly ;c4introversial LUU Women's Officer, Fiona McGee, has been they have had several inquiries. by the hoaxers. launch of a at the forefront of the campaign. Many students including a visit by police. The 'Tower' nightclub in Hull reshers at Leeds University scheme by have signed a petition in the Union and a lobby of Detective Harrison of Bradford was booked by a 'Dave Hudson' for who bought tickets for a hoax universities to Parliament is planned for November. F Police. who are investigating the Hull University freshers some nightclub party were only a few out eft ploy Pressure from the campaign has resulted in the incident, said: "They're doing the months ago. as a 'departmental' of thousands of students from StUdenis as Union stationery shop agreeing to sell tampons at rounds by the sounds of it. I'm party. The nightclub opened their Bradford, Hull, Nottingham and 'cleaners, no profit. There are hopes that the Union itself will Aston universties involved in what concerned on principle grounds. I doors to the conned students on take the issue on as one of its campaigns. don't like to see people getting Tuesday night and distributed the barNtalf seems to have been a systematic catering "Having VAT on tampons and sanitary towels ripped off. These people are onto a £75 hire fee - paid by Hudson - fraud. :wOrkers. The means they are classed as luxury items, which is good scam, and obviously the fact amongst them. Student unions and nightclubs trtove has clearly ridiculous," McGee said. She added that that this man looked as if he'd The manager of Ritzy's in throughout the North have this already been those who thought of tampons as luxury hems week been liaising with police in fallen off a surf board persuaded Leeds. Will Sherwin, has should allow her to come and sit on their sofa when some students to purchase the announced tickets for last met by an attempt to track down the Warnings by 'she is on.' ringleader of a group who booked tickets." Tuesday's hoax 'Freshers Nightclub Bradford University's senior Party' will be valid for free entry national anion nightclubs for parties. blitzed It:tide:1,s that the universities and student residences security officer, Des Cogan, has into the club any Monday night Poll tax back down circulated details of the hoax to between now and Christmas. move Ould _ selling tickets, pocketed the money lead to and ran. universities nationwide, describing Police in Bradford, the suspects and warning students. Birmingham. Hull and Nottingham industrial Catherine Mckenna Nightclubs were left to pick up kwtion, Both Nottingham and Aston are currently co-ordinating the pieces and open their doors to tudents who have been charged court costs this frustrated students in an effort to universities have had their fingers investigations of the fraud burnt in similar incidents in incidents. However, police in Mr summer for poll tax arrears may not have to pay the compensate them for their costs due to action taken by the University Union. disappointment. previous years. Nottingham Leeds say that until they receive an University Union President Dan- official complaint there is very Fresh Representatives from the Welfare Office met the A man described as being Community Charge Registry and Control Officer, Peter between 20 and 25, with long light Korn said: "It happened here a little they can do. re-opens couple of years ago - exactly the Inspector Falmer of Millgarth Hutchingson, last Wednesday. The Union said they had brown curly hair, about 6'2", with 'Mr 1 resh received 'about 100' complaints from students who had an Australian accent and calling same thing - and we clamped down station said it was "very important meats shop in and cave a warning at the freshers' that people who bought tickets or been sent court summonses to their Leeds' addresses himself Dave Hudson. matched the Memon during the summer. As few of them stayed in Leeds descriptions from students at all address this year." Students were know anything about the incidents Com- re- over the summer they were unaware of pending legal four universities where 'Hudson' alerted and only a few bought ring the CID and report it." Police opened at the action against them. and three 'attractive' American girls tickets. fear that they may hit again at Weekend after Welfare Officer. Amanda Goldman warned the Poll sold tickets for five pounds. At Aston University last year. a Christmas. test"; proved Tax Officer that "every single case would appeal" He gave his address to long-haired couple - also believed It is estimated that the there ‘s as no against the court costs which would lead to a great deal nightclubs as a hostel in Surrey for to be linked to this year's rip-off - swindlers have amassed over longer of bureaucracy. overseas students of Kingston calling themselves "Sorry £5000 from ticket sales in just a salmonella Peter Hutchingson said that "it was a problem Polytechnic. However, the Promotions" sold tickets on couple of weeks. contamination. raised by student welfare" and that "on this occasion authorities there say they have campus. The, lime only a handful only" they had agreed to waive the court costs Student., providing the full amount of outstanding poll tax was 'No means No' campaign Researcher reps paid before 25th October. remairi. Military research continues dies in Lecils Polytechnic's Matthew Lewis Board of eeds accident Governors l University is one of the most involved have ho:orne colleges in military research, a report will David Kenning one of the tirSi reveal at the end of the month. iii the country The report will be published in a new Student A Leeds University research to state that CND publication 'The Campus Connection'. 2.assistant died following a student Bryn Ormrod, Co-ordinator of Student CND climbing accident in the representatives expressed his concern at the amount of research Himalayas. will remain on into nuclear, chemical and biological weaponry Steve Hillen, a member of the the board being secretly carried out on British campuses. computer studies department was despite Ormrod has drawn a direct link between one of two fatalities as he led a impending government underfunding into education and team of four experienced high- government military investment, which has tripled since 1984. altitude climbers down from the legislation to Student CND hopes to alert all students to the: top of the Makrong Chhish, k them oil "creeping militarisation of our colleges," and previously unclimbed remote through 'The Campus Connection' hopes to alert Himalayan peak in July. students and the public to the amount and kind of He was one of Britain's top Oops! research in which various colleges are involved. Rugby Noisy reception for Judge Pickles Pete Allen young climbers having already Union Waft* Nicki Richardson can he seen as part of this successfully completed two 6000m will be playing project. expeditions to the Andes and Poly people .naked in the week long 'No means No' "After his recent comments having taken part in the first ever rain this campaign, starting on regarding rape cases he ascent of the difficult Cerro Negro Do you think there are enough A weekend after Monday is to run at LUU. shouldn't be allowed to come to peak in Patagonia. a local Poly stories on these news Its main aim is to broaden the the Universit campus without Having already won first class ∎ 1..aundrette common understanding of what some hassle. His ideas represent honours in electrical engineering at pages? We don't. If you are burnt doe a constitutes rape. the attitudes of a whole vein of Loughborough University, he was destroying two interested in changing this come McGee said that last week's society that runs from top to near completing his research on new kits picketing of Judge James Pickles bottom," she said. mathematical software. and see us at the City Site SU Leeds Student Inde endent New 18 October 1991

Housing plan Row over lesbian mural for Kirkstall Alison Phillips then he would offer his resignation. Kathryn Edwards Mr Herbert was expected to retire painting which depicts a sex within the next two years. Ctrong public opposition is Ascene between two women is Robinson said: "He said he Obeing voiced over plans to at the centre of a controversy found it even more offensive in develop 20 acres of public threatening to tear apart the Fine that he feared or partially knew it playing fields in Kirkstall into Art department. was not heterosexual." She claimed student housing. According to fourth year Fine that later in a meeting with him he Labour Councillor and Art student. Kirsti Robinson. said he also found her lesbianity University lecturer, John department head. Barry Herbert "abnormal". Illingworth claims that over 300 has even offered to resign over the Robinson said at present she objections have been made to the issue. knew three members of the Fine proposed development. He is Robinson offered the picture Art department were supporting against the development because following a request by staff for a her over the issue, but she was of the effects he sees it having on painting to decorate the department unsure whether to pursue theissue the surrounding area. "Building foyer. if it meant the resignation of such a on sports grounds in an area A few days after her offer of senior tutor. already lacking in public the painting, Robinson said she "I don't want to put his job on recreational facilities will only received amessage from Mr the line because structural changes cause conflict between students Herbert saying, "people confronted areunderway in the department." and locals," he said. by it would undoubtedly be she said. The proposed site, previously offended." Robinson said she was A final year degree show to be owned by Waddingtons, has "really. really angry" at such a staged by Robinson had also come been purchased by Mountleigh response to the painting which was under threat because of its sexual Northern Developments, a initially created as a birthday content until she learnt it was company Illingworth claims is present. legally protected ongrounds of already "on the rocks." Ile also She described the work which artistic and acaedemic integrity. claims Mountleigh stand to lose shows two people having oral sex However, this would not apply for over £2.5 million if they fail to as somewhat ambiguous. work displayed in the department obtain planning permission from Robinson claimed that Mr Herbert foyer. Leeds Development told her that if more than half the Mr Herbert declined to Corporation. permanent members of staff in the comment on Wednesday saying it However, Mountleigh's department opposed his decision was an inter-departmental issue. Michael Page managing director, who refused to give his name, has disputed this claim describing it as Can't spell "absolute rubbish." Election uproar at James Baillie Adjoining land and playing fields owned by Headingley by Monday October 7th. No degree! Alison Phillips However, Barry Vaughan, a Rugby Club and Leeds School However when the five friends third year Economic Engineering Sports Association, would be went to Vaughan's flat early Cathy Marsden student and currently committee under threat if the plans were to Monday evening to submit their A bitter row has broken out treasurer has blamed their be passed. nominations they were told they egrce students could he ..among students living in antagonistic behaviour over the Martin Eagland, Chief were too late. Dpenalised for had spelling and James Baillie and North Hill issue for their exclusion. Execuli%e of LDC claimed: This week Vaughan admitted grammar in their final exams. Court, over the election of flat Confusion broke out over a "Waddingtons field was already the poster had possibly been following concern over standards representatives. sign posted around the self in disuse," and while the "board badly worded but claimed he by Education Secretary, Kenneth Third year students, Tarique catering flats on North Hill Road had approved the initial plans," always intended it to mean all Clarke. Resa, Raj Trevedi and Warwick which said nominations for posts no final decision would be made nominations should have This follows the recent Keogh claim they and two other of General Secretary. President, until a report regarding the reached him by midnight on the decision of GCSE examination (rinds are the victims of a plot to Social Services Secretary and danger of flooding to the area Sunday. boards to penalise students on obstruct them from being elected Sports Secretary on the had been submitted by the Only one set of nominations these grounds. onto the committee. committee should be submitted National Rivers Association in was received for each post Mike Ratcliffe. LUU Education December. disounting those of the five Secretary, said that such a system Mountleigh's managing friends, and committee members of marking. if introduced to the director backed up this claim: "Immature and senseless" almost immediately took up University would be a 'retrograde "The land was not used fur their positions without even step' and would 'take away from recreational purposes in the having to go through an election the style. content and argument' past, it was a private facility for drivers slammed again against Reopen Nominatons. used by the student. He explained that even now. Waddington." did not feel affected by drink as Vaughan claimed that when Anna Footner different departments within the He also said the draft plans, he had spread it over a long he received the "late" university place varying emphasis which had been widely have period. nominations from the five eckless young drivers when marking presentation. for publicised. had been met with no *The Home Secretary has been friends he was still prepared to Rbeen condemned by a judge example, he said that in certain public complaints, and it was criticised for using the term consider them and attempted to as be sentenced two young men disciplines, such as Law, good only when planning application "joyride" in his speech at the Tory get advice from two flat advisers. to two years imprisonment for spelling was 'vital' and that the was submitted did anyone show Conference. The Chief Constable He claimed he became more causing the death of a friend. difficulties faced by foreign any concern. of North Yorkshire, Mr David reluctant however when the Judge Michael Lightfoot students and dyslexics were taken Mr Illingworth believes Burke, felt Mr Baker's use of the group became obstructive. warned against the danger of into account when marking. "previous collaboration" with a young "immature and senseless" word trivialised the offence and Vaughan was angry that he Tory contingency of LDC led individuals stealing powerful was therefore inappropriate. Mr had been saddled with full Mountleigh to believe that cars, with complete disregard for Burke's comments come several responsibility for the situation as The Newsteam is planning permission would be months after the West Yorkshire the only existing committee others. One of the defendants, waiting for your call easily obtained, but that the Kevin Butcher, admitted to Chief Constable. Mr Peter Nobes, member from last year. LDC was now being forced to drinking a pint of lager, two called on the media to stop using Trevedi said talks planned for on: "modify its stance". pints of cider and four bottles of the word. It has been suggested next Thursday were hoped to He has also voiced his lager in the afternoon. He later that references to "joyriding" may sort out some of the problems 314251 concern that there will soon be had half a can of lager and four actually attract teenagers to and he hoped an election could very little green space left in the bacardis and coke. He said he committing the offence. then be arranged. 434727 inner city areas. Leeds Student Independent Newspaper 18 October 1991 News Curry me home Campus crime off Tony is in fact so keen to David Walmsley meets attract students that he is offering the world's most patient readers of this interview an hits new levels Campus exclusive invitation to watch your man Tony Nafee Judith lkinev favourite Bindi Curry or King Kate Connolly and David Monthly Crime Statistics Prawn Vindaloo being prepared. 0 "If any of your readers want to Clarke pony Nafee is a star. There can 55 watch us prepare the food they are 49_ 1 hardly be another manager of a very welcome. Everything is 0 el rime at Leeds University has 42_ restaurant who has to consistently freshly cooked everyday." Eau dear! put up with so much from so many IL...reached a record high this 35_ Nafees has been associated 13.. nvironment campatrcners, drunken student bums than he 9f month, and students and staff with students for many years now 211.. 1:riends (- Nafees restaurant situated opposite are being urged to "have a more E if the Earth, sift, and this was recognised recently m 74.. responsible attitude". lbw 1-tiorr. than .a million Security Chief, Dennis Muir -woplc in Yorkshire have has expressed his concern about t i l l c ell supplied w ith Jao Fit Mar API May two Oug Sw c Hoy Doc contaminated water. They the sharp rise in petty thefts that HOW has occured since the start of 01551 0'548 daunt that drinking water term. "There's been a lot of door locked at all times and from Yorkhire Water and sneak thieving into rooms and challenge anyone you don't know 'yurk Water Works failed to offices within the University. It is - a polite 'can I help you?' will meet lei2.al standards, hut was a golden opportunity to pick up probably frighten them away," surriiieo v. ttfl government items of' value," Mr Muir said. he said. nripTkiiv al, Traces of At the beginning of each One of the most common pe ,:icide. lead and academic year his office records crimes on campus is stolen aluminium have been found a startling increase in the bicycles. University security has in illdlly samples. breaking number of crimes against organised a stamping facility at Euiopean standards. students. From the average the security offices on York qiireWater countered number of 30-35 crimes per Woodhouse Lane for crime thi; by saying its own month, the figures for October prevention week which begins detailed tests on 200,000 normally show around 80-95 November 4. This facility will sesampl . of w ater' showed crimes. enable students to have their 991':Yr wore well within legal. Accounting for the increase, home postcode printed on their standards and there is no Mr Muir said that it was not bicycle frames. dA1-!:.f- - to the public. difficult for strangers to enter Crime figures this summer the University to steal. "It's were also higher than they have The stars Michael Page difficult for staff identifying ever been. July saw a large spate Bus job losses the main University engineering when they signed a contract to faces they don't know at the start of thefts on campus by a Leeds 20 engineering jobs buildings. sponsor the LUU rugby union and of term. Strangers are finding man, and there were numerous Yet Tony finds students among netball teams. Nafees was also their way into rooms that aren't attacks on high-powered vehicles Upculdto be l ost licit the the best people he could hope to awarded the only maximum 10 in normally accessible and say belonging to staff and visitors in Y'orkshire o Rider bus meet. "99% of our customers are the Union handbook guide to good they're looking for 'Doctor so August, which were involveed in compun) if plans to sell their students and they are very good food earlier this year. and so' and aren't questioned". joy-riding jaunts. Uni‘t.r,,tt fleadingley garage goes people," he says. To many I'm sure "We get a lot of students Mr Muir believes that most of Security warned about leaving ahead. Situated beside this must come across as a returning years after they have these "strangers" are people belongings in vehicles and Woodies pub on the main downright lie. How could any graduated. One bloke who left in from outside the University. "We advised car owners to get some (.)flay road, it is one of the manager of a restaurant whose 1978 still comes back every year to would most welcome students to means of securing them. .eompany's biggest garages. main clientele are smashed see us," Tony says proudly. It is challenge anyone they're not Mr Muir was quick to point York:shire rider students think of them as 'good probably a fairly safe bet to expect sure about. Everyone should out that despite this, the Ctiltham„ said no afters had people'? Tony does not, however. a few of today's undergraduates to have a responsible attitude," he University campus is a safe been received for the prime stop there. Mr Nafee says students arrive unchanged at his front door, said. place. "You could count on one site yet. but that if proposafs are also sensible. Good God!!! drunk and penniless, in the year Meanwhile plans are going hand the number of physical go ahead as planned it will "From my view 1 find students 2004. ahead to install surveillance assaults that occur in one year," be put on the open market. really good people. They are very cameras around the University he said. sensible compared to a lot of to reduce such crimes. However, The security office is open people. I really think education is a Mr Muir insisted this could twenty-four hours a day, seven Man humiliated very important thing. It teaches Sat-TV never be more than a deterrent, days a week. Mr Muir said; you a way of life that others miss and there was little action that "Any problem you have, we'll by vice girls could be taken to stop sneak mwo prostitutes who out on. not on give any assistance we can." He "I think students get drunk slot thieving. "Basically don't leave said security was also hoping to I threatened a man with a because of the pressure of their Sam Greenhill anything lying around, and increase their number of female garden fork, forced him to work. 1 understand that after a within flats and halls keep the staff. syip naked and then bark day's hard work everybody needs a he idea of installing satellite like a in the Chapettown change. We have never had any Ttelevision in LUU's television area of Leeds have been trouble from students. They are, as lounges has been temporarily Plans to spark engineers tswe,ontyeenak-rse,d to nine months I say, very well behaved." he says rejected on the grounds of unprkvimern. suspended tor soberly. security. Edel Murphy are facing in terms of recruiting Tony is a man full of surprises. Financial Affairs Secretary, academics and the high drop out- Leed-s Crown Court heard Not only does he think students are Permjot Valia, said: "Satellite fforts are underway to make rate of engineering students. bow L'Ne. Lydia Palmer. 21, sensible, he is also a part time TV can only be operated by a Eengineering courses more The National Foundation for formerly Harehills script writer for Yorkshire remote control, and that's just attractive. Education Research reported in the Avf.:nue. tee.t.is and .8everfy Television. He has worked on too easy to steal. If we get a TV Admission tutors, the summer that one in five students Huclaoy, 28. Cowper many Indian plays as well as with the receiver built in which engineering council. industry and a failed to complete courses at Chaieltovn, ordered English dialogue plays. The award has, say, 30 buttons then the number of government officials are University or Polytechnic. Between Michaei 1c31tte± 011at011t winning documentary First proposal will stand a better to discuss the introduction of more 1986-88, there was a 14% fall in COI d Bath Toad. Tuesday visited Nafees recently chance of success." industry-related courses. the numbers applying for when covering a story about food It has been suggested the Such developments have been engineering and technology despite unnadk7ds'intlefuretoa and restaurants in the Leeds area. remote control be lent out using prompted by the increasing the fact that demand for engineers hallway., where he was a Union card as a deposit. difficulty engineering departments has increased_ ..sub:;eql.teDtly assaulted hy niter r oftnen. Leeds Student Inds ndent New 18 October 1991

support. With NHS abortions have a child during this time. Campaign, than through pre- increasingly hard to attain and To curtail this decision, which natal counselling information the Leeds abortion fund is what overturning the and creche facilities. Having overworked, what precisely is abortion fund has done, many an abortion is a harrowing and she supposed to do? Rob a women From achieving their traumatic experience For a bank? - or have the child. full potential. woman, but so is going INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER Every heterosexually active Part of the problem in through with an unexpected active woman student in Leeds getting more people included pregnancy. his week has seen Leeds average OGM, however must now be aware that she is in this debate has been that it So what have these TUniversity Union abortion is a sensitive and now back in a most dangerous has been the last in a long line conflicting viewpoints got to shrouded in the debate over emotive subjects, and one position. of issues hijacked by the offer the student who becomes whether an Abortion fund is upon which almost everyone Beyond barring what for either/or brigade. pregnant and really does not 'needed'. An OGM held on has some opinion. many if not most female The politics of know what to do? The fact Tuesday lunchtime concluded The culmulation of several students would have been the confrontation have stationed that this debate is now on the that apparently it is not. Or years of government policy in only means of funding an the 'pro'Lifers' opposite the lips of LUU has provided the rather a well mobilised group unique hardship for students abortion, overturning the fund 'pro-choicers', or should we perfect opportunity for both of people opposed to the idea this summer, has now proved also has consequences for the say 'pro-abortion" group. sides to come together and of fund managed to outvote student poverty an actuality. equality of women in After all the LUti's 'pro- develop a coordinated and what appeared to be a vague It is now a very real possibility education. Almost all women choice' policy is more obvious comprehenshe strategy for selection of pro-choicers. So that any woman student could who continue into Higher through through information helping women who become where was everyone else? become pregnant and find Education will have made the about abortion and affiliation pregnant during their time in Undeniably more 'normal' they were unable to borrow decision they do not wish to to the National Abortion Leeds. etndontc ationdo(i than an from a hank or. gain parpnial_ committee member of the shrubbery, an island in the sea of Labour club and indeed the concrete. a sick monument to Rock spot nature. How can we live in such Letters friendly face that greeted Dear Editor, students behind the Labour Club conditions - we must destroy from We are writing to express our stall at last years Beckett Park within or risk spawning a disgust at how certain music/social societies fair. generation of grey. heartless societies which are an integral part: I would encourage the many, automation's. The power of Life of the union are treated with many Labour students at Leeds Yours faithfully, respect to; Polytechnic to go and ask Reuben Perlin. easier to actualise. The fact is that Wyn a) The number of Tartan Bar Evans (Vice President Education NHS abortions in Leeds ARE Dear Editor. discos per term and their and Campaigns) a few searching As an initially disinterested notoriously difficult to come by Hitler distribution. questions, the most important observer at this Tuesdays OGM and that therefore financial I b) Total lack of funding for social surely how to organise a Labour was knocked sideways by what I considerations needlessly enter activities club, into a decision which, if screwed saw happen in relation to the c) Disabled access to the Tartan Yours in socialism, up, could effectively end two nonsense motion to institute an abortion Bar, Matthew Guy young lives - those of the mother Dear Editor, fund for the Union. At present all music societies Chair of Leeds Poly Labour AND the foetus. The assertation by your Firstly, it appeared to me that are allowed the option of three Club 1990 The correct emphasis on this correspondent Mark Newhill either Christian Union or some discos per tern') in the Tartan Bar issue is not., therefore, the detail of that Adolf Hitler emerged fro kind of 'pro-life' organisation had irrespective of site. This seems exactly how difficult it is to get Carbunckle the left of the political spectrum managed to pack out the Riley unfair and uneconomical as the such NHS treatment in Leeds. but deeply concerned me and I felt it Smith Hall on a scale I've not larger music societies fill the bar that every woman deserves the my duty to refute the allegation. witnessed before apart from in the on unpopular nights and therefore Campus freedom to chose what is right for Firstly the German acronym context of .1 soc; and secondly the increase bar revenue. The RH her and her body at the end of the for the Nazi party, is translated people speaking in favour of the Evans lounge is available and Editor. day. Nobody disputes that the Dear as the National Socialtistt Fund managed to defeat their own more suitable for the smaller Last week while purchasing death of a foetus is traumatic for Workers Party. This name was apparent objective. Abortion sac ienes, produce from Theos I sat down everybody involved. but who do not a product of the policies is one of THE most emotive issues As for point hi how does one with a Friend to digest on the Christian Union think they are pursued by the party but a about which it is possible to argue differentiate between a cultural Parkinson steps. It was late attempting to curtail the choices of broad attempt to appeal to all and the Womens Affairs Officer event and a social one, where Saturday night and the I (Ica. inns people who may not even sections of society in depressed must have severely underestimated cultural events are often social for had just churned revellers and subscribe to their religious and post war Germany. If society at the scale of the opposition she was those society members involved frolicers alike onto the street. cultural beliefs. that time could he broken down likely to encounter. hence possibly and vice versa. The. Parkinson steps - the the lack of any real publicity. All I can say to the meddling into two major groups with Point c) speaks for itself and symbol of Leeds Llnixer•it% influence then it would he the You can't FORCE someone to female who consistently spoke before cost is raised it would not intelligentsia. academia and workers and the industrialists. have an abortion, simply through against the fund is you make your he so expensive just to ramp one thesbinity - how we treat them. to the latter by the intensely personal nature of own life decisions and let other Hitler appealed step to the dance floor and yes remarked to my friend - we cover promising to abolish trade that decision and all that such a people make theirs for themselves. people in wheelchairs do dance, at them with silk. Litter was strewn unions (hardly a left wing fund could accomplish is to make Yours. our discos at least! down Woodhouse Lane - cans, and therefore pros ide the decision of someone Forced EmilyWatts policy We would like to see a more paper. dotter kebabs blowing in cheaper labour. Hiller then into that harrowing situation a little fair and representative system the wind, The makers rrl the contradicted this policy to the Dear Editor, counselling provided_ rather than havine large tread Batman sequel don't need to build workers by promising more jobs We would like to address We appreciate the Union's important-) societies suffer at the an expensive Hollywood set - send and a better standard of living in complaints made in last weeks efforts on many women's issues. whims of union exec members. them to Leeds - we are starting to the workers but in the "Leeds Student", that "Pro- However, Union policy calls for Yours, live in Gotham city. He nodded eventuality these were mainly Life" proponents would be free abortion on demand, up to Frog Rock Society Committee doheartedly. low paid. unskilled labouring happy to see conditions in which birth, without legal or medical and Monkey House. Finally my night ended with a jobs. dangerous and unhygienic restrictions. Surely this means trip to the Roger Stevens, that Additionally, the political backstreet abortions are legalising the much-condemned Labour of love cathedral of anti-nature. Leeds standpoint can be seen from the common, causing the death of back-street abortion. How can University thought they had gained political bedfellows chosen by many women. This is not the this be in women's interests? Dear Editor, a bargain by purchasing blueprint Hitler.. Thus Mr Newhills tract the article case. The emphasis is, rather, We are not a vicious minority After reading plans at knockdown price from a is nonsensical and he would do Societies" I towards providing viable made up of women-haters. In "Unpopular Political recently defected Soviet sputnik well to check his facts - after all a thought we should take a step alternatives to women, thus fact, many of us are women, who space architect in the seventies - name dues not necessarily reflect back and look at the role of Wyn making 'choice' a reality. These feel short-changed by a society but the most desensitying the character of the policies - for Evans in this saga. creches and and a Union who propose a collection of buildings outside of instance where are the rights of include Wyn Evans, the organiser for accommodation for single choice with only one option. London is soul crushing. With citizenship in the Citizens the Lib Dems at the Poly, is also mothers, not to mention the non- Yours,Elizabeth Wood, Fiona great irony, the University Charter? the Wyn Evans, previous condemnatory post abortion Anderson, Pauline Bentliff authorities have dumped a tub of Yours, Matthew Cooper Leal Student Independent Newspa • er 18 October 1991

valuable therapeutic agents we possess." Recent research has shown cannabis to be effective I believe... 1 believe... against asthma, glaucoma, appetite stimulation (Munchics) and relief Tim Vigon emphases the dangers of all drugs Ian Womwell explains how he feels the time is of pain possibly as an anti- convulsant and antibiotic. and fights the case against legalisation now right for the legalisation of Marijuana Prohibition didn't work. They sake, don't waste your time tell us to look to history for the hy is it, that whenever you When Marijuana is legalised "HEMP for VICTORY" is now trying to justify it. answers so we have.Holland has brave the depths of Leeds the effects will be far more wide available in the US, after being W I know that everyone wants to the most relaxed drug laws and the 6 for a well advertised Student spread and positive than most 'lost by the US government. get wrecked at some time or It has been calculated Ethanol lowest drugs abuse rate in Europe - Party, you walk in and are hit by people perceive. another, I do, but when I do it I can be produced for 25p a gallon it also has very good quality and a funny smell. Why is it that 99% of the bad image of know damn well that I'm from hemp biomass, due to quantities of Marijuana. everyone is sat around a table cannabis was caused by neglecting my health totally hybridised plant which grow 20 The only UK government playing with Rizlas, broken fags governments in the 1930s when I'm doing it, I'm usually feet in 6 months.Hemp has one of report this century pointed to a and little black blocks. Is that circulating information such as ashamed afterwards, and Pm the highest yealds of any plant if "body of opinion that criticises the what a party is about? A public warning cards stating "Beware you certainly not proud it. I know may be handed a drug Marijuana not the highest: from each acre 250 present legislative treatment of announcement of your dangerous and illegal habits. For drinking is bad for you , and I'm by a friendly stranger. It contains pounds of seed, pressed for oil; cannabis on the grounds that it not sying it isn',t but SO ARE the KILLER narcotic in which and 10 tonnes of stalk, for fibre. exaggerates the dangers and Gods" sake you can do that in Whatever ILLEGAL DRUGS. Ecstacy is nt lurks MURDER! INSANITY! Oil from hemp is classed as a NEEDLESSLY INTERFERES your bedroom good for you, Cannabis has DEATH! " heating oil similar to diesel fuel. WITH CIVIL LIBERTY." happened to meeting people, harmful effects, acid is Recently a US government but has many other uses including PRISM (Peoples Right To lively, effervescent rooms full of' downright stupid and with called Marijuana "one of the safest soap production cooking. Smoke Marijuana) is an li fe bubbling with chat, jokes anything, you are playing a therapeutically active substances lubrication plastics The fibre is organisation that believes cannabis and music. Student parties known to man''. It has also been the strongest natural fibre available should be legalised. It is a highly nowadays are rooms full of horrific game of Russian recommended for the first time - the first pair of Levis were organised and motivated group and slumped figures moaning about Roullette. If you want to play that game , fine do it, but don't that the drug be legalised for produced from hemp fibre. is presently contacting LIBERTY overdrafts and smoking try telling me that it's great, cos medical purposes. This Petroleum could be replaced in to ask their opinion of the Civil expensive drugs. Why do so recommendation came from the the USA. if 13% of the present rights issue. PRISM can offer many students insist on smoking it's not. Face it. top administration which agricultural land was grown for information about rallies, parties, dope as a statement ? In my opinion, drugs are spearheaded the Reagan Anti Drug hemp biomass ie.used as fuel. special events plus a 24 hour legal Look , it's not cool to take dangerous and stupid, this efforts. Quite worrying for the oil help hotline. drugs. Admittedly a couple of won't stop people including me Marijuana has been illegal companies and oil producing This information is jut a small years ago it may have been, but from taking them, and I don't since 1930. although during the countries. amount of the truth available. anyone who thinks that smoking condemn anyone personally for Second World War American As for the harm to health: please discuss this topic with weed or dropping tabs is a wanting to do it,but it's the farmers were given seeds from the Marijuana has been used for 1000s others and educate parents personality point is a sad case. attitude that is more disturbing , government to grow 63.000 tonnes of years as a medicine. Queen relatives and friends alike.the fear Get back to the eighties and the it's much cooler to have tou're of hemp for fuel and fibre. A US Victoria's personal doctor said of of the unknown. Summer of Love, you're miles own individual interests, instead department of Agriculture's film Cannabis Indica:"One of the most behind. If you have to take of everybody elses. Be yourself. drugs, do it for yourself, don't Theres' more to life. Thoughts broadcast it and for goodness Sophie Capitahchik discusses whether the A fter the trials of introweek ..came the rigours of the first attitude of the church towards the ordination week of lectures. On the hour. of women can be classed as symbolic or every hour, there are worried looking Arts students running merely sexist around, desperately trying to find flontroversial pleas fur the Unfounded by scripture'? Some a lecture - any lecture on %.....,Church to 'move with the claim the Christ of the New 'contemporary France and its times' are nowhere more prevalent Testament displays an inclusive contribution to the extinction of than the consideration of women's' humanity. Just as Gentiles were the blue-bearded honey-bee. ordination. While some church restored into a sense of unity Five past eleven, Tuesday members remain unmoved by the through the freedom represented in morning, the Roger Stevens issue, at present the range of Christ, some state the issue as Building (who is he anywayl . responses gives rise to furious mere genetics which should not People with tinfeasibly large hag debate, affect heartfelt vocation. Male shove past other people with The position against women's' domination is inappropriate for the unteasibly large bags in an effort ordination is based on both an church; the place where IT WAS; IJT COWT OfilAT1.11. TOST HOWLST, IV& A c As. to get though doors designed for understand ading of the nature of 4.E.L441.11.1...E 1.61%1046 VIDOR 110.11,4i..I. ac, We triumphalism is replaced by cEA.A.P,KE Mr Thin (just after he's been on the God of whom the worshipper freedom. C...JT Off SOT% NCAA. Cambridge diet for three years), seeks 'real' knowledge, together Though the conflict remains is 1 11 ■ID vr • a i• • and all just to listen to sonic with implications for authority unresolved. .the Church's pension ripe slap head ehonter on within the church. The language reflection of society is not about Leeds University Union PD Box 157. Leeds LS1 11TH (0532) 314251, or Calverley Street. about srKiioeconotnics for 50 of revelation is traditionally of a 'women's lib' rather it is a Leeds Polytechnic Union, Leeds (0532)434727 minutes. Two minutes later, there male persuasion producing theological discourse immersed in Editor: Alison Phillips News Editors: Stephanie Rigby and David Walmsley is a scuffle, and the bang of doot. vibrations which have since the conflict between connotations as an unlucky student discovers t* Features Editors: Leanne Buckle. Julian Thorne and Tim Vigon become a recognisable feature of of religious and secular language. Arts 1s in the wrong lecture and tries to' and Books Editor; Ceri Thomas Christianity. This is not simply The best indication of a possible Music Editor: Mark Morris and Rick Rogers creep out. trips over more about Jesus as a man being outcome is disclosed in Pauls Sports Editors: Chris Brown(Lini) and Richard Fletcher(Poly) unfeasibly large bags, drops :t represented as such, the believer Epistle to the Galatians. claiming flood Life Editors: Jon Richards and Jo Oxholin pencil case and knocks heaps of clearly believes in the transmission equality for all: "In union with Photo Editor. Matt Elinton off every passing desk. Just of Apartolic authority through Jesus Christ". .-sippleMar adviser Daniel Freed he reaches the door, disaster, the masculinity . Editorial Assistant: Emma Hodgson lecturer bellows up from the front Commissioning: News from 10am Monday mornings at Uni office, and 12pm at Pol.) in that ridiculous sarcastic manner If there is anything you feel strongly about and would office. Photographs from I pm Monday at Uni office Arts and Music 1pm Tuesday at Uni office. they sre wont. like to write an article about for the comment page, DeadlineS: Advertising - 5pin on preceding Friday before publication. News - 2pm you," .111c a Wednesday, Arts and Music • 2pm Monday. Sport - 10ant Monday. Letters and Comment into the nearest sett and staro bring your ideas to the Leeds Student office. Letters spm Wednesday. Ilw!nwl:. at the desk, a maa., of should be no more than 300 words. Typeset in house. Output by Jetset. Burley Hill Trading Estate, Burley Road. Leeds. Print Itornihaflon. by Yorkshire Communication Group, 17A Munckton Road, Wakefield. WF2 7AL- Leeds .Student Ind ndent News r 18 October 1991 Mozart's Box Of Delights in projecting their lower notes. The Jewel Box Pamela Helen Stephen, as the composer, carried the piece well, The Grand and her singing of the epilogue was quite magical. Jennifer Rhys-Davies, was an obvious crowd pleaser with her walk-on, efore last week I had never walk-off Colera Tura. but the Bheard of a Mozart opera called 'The Jewel Box'. I went best vocal performance came from Quentin Hayes, whose home and looked in several books, but couldn't find a intonation and uniformity of tone was almost perfect. reference to it. Then, as 1 was During the opening of the thumbing through the programme,immediately prior to second act, the opera began to the performance, I found it; 'The lose its way, and the limitations of the translated libretto became Jewel Box', music by clearer. The 'opera seria' W.A.Mozart, compiled by Paul Griffiths. 'The Jewel Box' is a interlude, where the lovers killed pastiche. themselves was painfully boring, and it was only when they came Taking a variety of material, mostly concert arias, Paul back to life that the opera picked up. The end was well Griffiths has compiled a new choreographed and visually opera, with a plot loosely based on a family pantomime devised quite impressive, but the finale by Mozart in 1783. It is the tale lacked the punch inherent in other Mozart finales. of four operatic characters who, left without an opera to be in, This was obviously the least important of Opera North's bully a composer into writing one for them. The composer is Autumn season, and at times it undoubtedly supposed to be showed, although it is still a Mozart, badgered by his father, production of some quality. Opera companies tend to rely on torn between popularist music the standard composers or hall and more serious music. brand new work, preferably a Anyone who has seen 'Amadeus' premier, and in 'The Jewel Box', should understand the analogy. they have a little of each. The cast were all good singers, but some had difficulty Rick Rogers Have either of you two lost a luminous lootbail7

prepared to endure a little section was added for and pickled and should possibly quite overwhelming. 'woolly intonation', and that Schumann's 'Rhenish' have considered 'Terry and the PNRSO/Wit Strauss's monumental piece apart, I had a very enjoyable symphony. Pacemakers' as a new name for the was the climax of the evening and evening. The second half was vastly nineties. It was mooted that they The Town Hall Antoni Wit seized the opportunity The programme presented an superior to the first half, as the doubled as lamous celebrities in to show his masterly control. It interesting contrast, whilst fuller orchestra left the strings their spare lime - Terr y looked was exhilarating to watch a remaining well balanced. It less exposed, and the whole incredibly like Gorbachev. and conductor use his whole body to C aturday night was for me a consisted of Mozart's Rondo for orchestra blended far better Peter Listinov on piano was a sight communicate with the players, Onight of firsts_ Newly arrived in Violin and Orchestra th.373) and than in the first half. 'Ube to see (Ramey Rates in reality). who seemed to genuinely enjoy Leeds n was my first visit to the his 29th Symphnn) in A, Sinfonia plays at the Alter nn average first set, in performing the work . Town Hall. and it was my first Strli%insky's 'Dumbarton Clothworkers. perhaps once or which talent was obvious, but The gradual crescendo from hearing of the Polish National Oaks'and Schumann's 3rd twice a term. and, fur the price restrained the second set was a 'night' to 'sunrise' intensitied to Radio Symphony Orchestra. They Symphony in E flat. of two pounds. certainly marked improvement. Swinging fever pitch and the first spine opened the evening with the Paris The first half began well as represent value for money.. medleys were played excellently. chilling fortissimo of the evening dixie Overture. which was also new to the conductor. Paul Mountain, as were such hoislerous old shook the whole venue. Certainly numbers as 'Black and tan me. took the solo in the Rondo, but Rick Rogers something to hear with an The overture was played with the atmosphere began to change fanatasy'. orchestra over one hundred strong. emotional warmth. enhanced by when the orchestra trimmed After a pint. these sanatagen- It was truly a performance the intense faces within the down to the fifteen players !akin:• cronies really started of quality. and the number of bows blowing. The highlight was an orchestra, the balance in the required for 'Dumbarton Oaks'. Terry Lightfoot at the end? Well, who's counting? incredible ten minute drum solo, in Prokofiev's 3rd Piano Concerto left During the first movement one 'the drum boogie'. by Clement something to be desired. A began to feel that the players band Edwin Rircumshaw I whoops. Johnnie combination of the hall's acoustics, were slightly out of their depth, West Yorkshire Freud Armitage), who turned. my sitting too near the front. rather the fast fugal style calling for Playhouse unenlightened friend into a smiling thick scoring and too much right frenetic activity, particularly on foot-tapping jelly! pedal led to an indistinct first the part of the cellos. However. A worthwhile serving. but one movement exposition. Sinfonia of what they lacked in Extraordinary really (well. felt like taking them out of the When the subject material interpretation they made up for ayhe not). but jazz is theatre and into the hack room of a appeared again in the Leeds in sheer courage. amazingly comparable to alcohol. bar and feeding them a few pints recapitulation, the soloist. Kun The Mozart symphony was Clothworkers It's addictive, pleasurable and it's before lift-off. Although around Woo Pak became more voracious the most disappointing of the extremely varied. You've got when Dixie started. these guys are and the rhythmic percussiveness of pieces. the tuning of the violins whisky !two o'clock sleaze), the still worth a few more rounds in Prokofiev's piano writing was A mateur orchestras are a bit was at its most liberal, and full blown cocktail extravaganza the ring of jazz. Keep taking the allowed to come through. In fact of a minefield. The main despite some good moments the (Big Band). and then the honest vitamins boys! the performance went from problem is the tuning, piece lacked precision. For the particularly of the strings, and in second half of the concert the pint - Terry Lightfoot in a jar. strength to strength and by the First impressions. rin glad to Justin Hayward central episode of the finale the this repect the Sinfonia of Leeds orchestra grew in size, the woodwind expanded, and a brass say, didn't last. They looked old sense of emotional climax was are no different. However, I was Leeds Student I ndent News per 18 October 1991 Heading for a good time

eadtime, orginally from Devon but now Leeds based, have built a reputation as one of the more individual of Hyoung bands. Following their well recieved debut E.P. ''Have You Heard" ("tuneful"-N.M.E., "invigorating"- Melody Maker, "single of my student life"- Leeds Student), and a bunch of recent gigs, Mark Morris shuffled along for a chat with Matthew, Paul, Dave and Ed.

!Mery joys are weird things. 'That's it. summed us up... INonnally you find yourself in a Then we learnt to write seedy little room asking personal songs... questions to a complete stranger This fails to inform anyone The conversation is short and what ileadome.s moody guitar pop stilled, they Ire to you. you stitch actually sounds like. Ben 'Thorne them in order to liven up a tedious once wrote that Hcadtitne 'have the feature. and everyone is crispest of drum sounds and a neat unhappy...This isn't one of those line in tormented melody', which is interviews. This is the type of the best clue 1 can provide... hut interview where you sit in in a there are perhaps more .dubious grubby kitchen in Leeds O. listen to forces at work here though, as a hunch of people you know. Julie shouts: 'Paul has a Dire babble on every subject and Straits record...' 1 only bought it somehow it had to be reduced because everyone else did.... And down into something vaguely. a Simple Minds record!' readable. Headtime wild Pete and Ed feels compelled to own up Julie) talked and talked and talked about "Brothers in Arms": '1 liked about why Slowdive are just like it at the time. l'rn proud of it too.. Linda McCartney, what Camus has Matthew: 'I used to be not into to say about the N.M.E.. and how music at all, 1 used listen to this all stage divers are all Neds fans, T.V. themes thing- Dr. NNho...and This hying a music inters iew. stuff: we feel compelled to talk about Dave: 'I used to get all my The number 93 should be here in five minutes influences, comparisons and all records from jumble sales.' slag-off section: There is no point 'Leeds is fairly central.' '...sort of nostalgia that junk. Headtime have been 'You still do!' slagging off other hands, hut...' 'If you go to London you just melancholia...' accused of being '60's retro types. Like the aspiring Smash Hits 'There is no point. it's like get so pressured before you do The conversation drifts on: 1 to which there is a predictably writer I am 1 enquire about their you've got something to prove. by anything, like Revolver.' argue that the fact that Lush sound outraged response. favourite colours. Paul comes up 'A lot of journalists are like Shop Assistants is a definite But we've been accused of trumps: 'The colour my love saying we're good because other are shit...' desperate to catch the next new plus point. we agree that My sounding like the Associates. Talk comes thing...* Bloody Valentine write much Talk...' Everyone: 'Yeauch!' 'You like spending half an hour 'Journalists like to feel better, more interesting songs than '...The Only Ones.,." Yeah. well back to the records. justifying why you slag off bands.' So, what about Headtime? responsible for making bands...' their disciples; and we discuss the ....Talking Heads..." Aren't you embarrassed by the sitar 'You get total sycophancy to These are all pretty bizarre on "Have You Heard"? A strange silence follows. possibility of a Headtime dance comparisons, but hack to the 'Why should we be? I think Finally: Well, we're not like the total bitterness, they used to be record (Dave is in favour of a question. 'We do listen to '60's it's excellent...The sitar is not a Pale Saints.' more cynical but more... balanced.' tacky band wagonjumping effort.) records, but loads of other stuff sixties' instrument. it was invented Yes, but have you got anything 'And it didn't use to revolve so Final comments: too: several hundreds years ago...' that explains Headtime? much around the Press...' Yeah, let 'Headtime are fucking clueless.' Td say that the only bands that 'We're actually influenced by Dave (philosophy student): these hacks control things and the 'Bands take themselves too are truly retrogressive are the ones the fifteenth century...' 'Have you got anything that whole business is going to head seriously. they lack humanity...' that blatantly go out to sound '60's- '...seriously baroque...we're explains human kind?' A-hem. right down the drain. Chapterhouse are aliens! the Black Crowes. Thee actually working on a chamber '...you talk round the point.' 'Do you think our record would 'They are so into themselves. Hypnotics...nothing wrong- with music album at the moment. Ed: 'People ask we what the burst into tears?' they think they are artists.' that. but.... Matthew on harpsichord. me on music is like, I find it incredibly 'Oh, that was in the Melody 'Tortured artists...' 'Name one record that sounds cello...' hard to say...' Maker...' Matthew is, he's fucking like ours. I mean you make vague 'We'd have been big in the Do you suffer from being stuck No, that was strange, made it tortured... comparisons. but there no are seventeenth century. none of this in the North. sound like something on Sarah 'He should be!' definite influences...when we were indie label stuff...' To an extent we do, in terms of Records. younger you could say Loop. Hmmmm... The best part of lack of press attention...' 'It's not that sort of burst into Headtime. nice people. smart Spacemen 3...' every current pop interview is the 'Everyone does if they're not in tears, it's a vague melancholia...' hand. Give them a chance. London.' '...but not depression...' image. Slowdive used to be tape remaining, in his bedroom. sixties with phased-out much work into each piece of Velvet Crush Eternal, and Velvet Crush, the Listening to this it seems that harmonies and guitars so laid- music, treating each song as a labels' latest guitar wielding between that wrecking session In the Presence of back they're almost asleep, the work of art, an individual acquisitions brightened up those and the recording of this LP the rhythms though are driving and sculpture which can be seen in Greatness (Creation) v inyl compilations as The band have been taking in the pinch you if you get too lazy. every dimension to be affecting, Springfields with their Byrdsian sounds of all those hazy guitar My favourite word though, is attractive and interesting. The harmonies and standard bands that have hogged the great W.B.-The cover of this album melody and thankfully, I can use LP's great in the same tradition jangling numbers. Legend has it, records of the late eighties/early Vlis not only objectionably it wholesale here. The Velvets as " God Knows its True " and that the Springfields recorded a nineties. R.E.M., Dinosaur Jr., sexist but revoltingly twee.-Ed. (clever reference) concentrate on " Freak Scene " were great, great album and that singer Teenage Fan Club all pop in for Rumour has it that the new the perfection of a classic chord Paulie Chastain (who also fronts a chat, while the Byrds are still destined to be a cult but Creation policy is to sign ex- change (aaargh muso in the the Crush), unhappy with his serving the tea. "Blind Faith", acknowledged by the chosen few. Sarah bands , change their area) and the importance of an vocals, destroyed the master which opens side two names and manufacture their achingly gorgeous vocal line. If Tim Vigon tapes, leaving only one cassette particularly leans back to the only more bands could put so Leeds Student Independent Newspaper 18 October 1991

Fur from the madding crow SINGLES But ii is the set closer Psychedelic 'Bedlam' that really makes this Levitations' night. Half way Furs through the song, living up to its Objectively destroyed by T.V. title, they decide to play the same The Refectory not e for ten minutes. Locking in The Belltower to an inescapable groove, singer In Hollow (Ultimate Records) 'Define this evening's Terry begins screaming, performance. I'd always seen possessed. A cacophonous throb 1 saw this lot live the other week Levitation as Prog-Rock for engulfs us. Levitation are stars. and they were fantastic-. Crashing indie-kids too scared to be seen After that, the Psychedelic guitars. great looking . brilliant buying a Can LP or at an Ozric Furs' greatest-hits show is made songs and loads of energy. The Tentacles gig. interesting only by watching the record is the same. unlike This view wasn't helped by growing frustration on singer labelmates Levitation they do the fact that the last time I Rick Butlers' face at being manage to transfer their mesmeric encountered Terry Bickers and unable to enthrall the small live sound to vinyl and blow the co. they gave a show that got passive crowd. These days he rest of this weeks' mediocratiec only progressively boring. looks more like a Rod Stewart away. Single ofthe week by virtue Tonights opener 'Against imitator than upholding the of the House of Love's late arrival. Nature' blasts these John Lydon/Bowie comparisons but brilliant anyway. Buy it. misconceptions instantly; the of yore, and those clumsy growing build-up of riffs, then pirouettes don't help matters Five-Thirty the bombarding chorus explodes much. Supernova (East West) before the sparcely populated So we get 'Heaven', hall. A few heads begin nodding 'President Gas', 'Love my Way', Five-Thirty rehash the best song approvingly before being frozen the odd cello solo and the usual off of their debut single and bury it by a retina burning lightshow. stadium rock bombast.They play under mountains of surplus noise An extended version of'Smiles just a touch too long but the (as my mate Matt says. 5.3() should moves things on suitably . as night belongs to Levittion. More he on Wah-Wah records), With guitarist Bic, open mouthed. 'tea' Bickers? bloc) obsessions and all that there's loses himself amongst the layers a half-decent song under here of sound. Douglas Keeley. somewhere boys. Looking furtive Charles Horner Carter the Unstoppable Sex pained and pristine songs to make band - by the time "Come Machine Bob you sweat. Something which the Primal Scream Together" is blasted out, people After the Watershed (Chrysalis) I Duchess of York kids are doing by the bucketful Bradford Union are actually crying! Spineless tonight. because they love Bob and though he is, the slight framed We, on the Music Page, have this it's easy to see why. New tracks singer is utterly adored; during a week faced aCCUS;11 ji)(0. t,I being umbered with such monickers "You can stop that for a start" and he theme music to 'Midnight break between songs I can as 'indie stalwarts' and 'twee Cowboy' has to be the pretentious. smile and suNecth L "Round" show that Bob's multi- T actually hear someone We plead guilty to all these jangle-pop kids' it's a wonder such directional approach is as strong as greatest film score ever screaming. 'Spit on me Bobby!' put downs haven't put Bob down composed - having it played charges. However if you wish, I ever; they close with the Surely this only ever happened will go into minute detail a , in for good- but they're here and atmospheric: ''Skylark III" to before the Primais lurch on stage to the Beatles? they're fighting. Bringing together sets the tone for the evening; why this Carter single is so relieve the dancefloor- a good There's little recognition of offensive. Firstly they arc crap. all the best bits of indie pop (and thing too as "Convenience" is the things can only get better from the Primal's hazy past although have you forgotten how good indie here on in. They have the melodic- sensibilities first encore (they have to play it we are treated to 'I'm Losing of Yoko Ono arid Linda pop is?) they blend powerful don't they) and the crowd are in Brighton's favourite suns More Than I'll Ever Have'. I melodies with crushing guitar have had a great deal written McCartney (listen to those 'Hey their element. flailing about and think it is the only song played Jude" tapes). noise, and clever harmonies ithe even stage diving (not easy in the about them lately -so much so. all night where backing tapes are sly lyrics. Whether or not you like that the feeble minded among us Secondly they are ugly (yes I Duchess) abandon, not used. Still. if Madonna can know, so am I but I don't claim Bob's vinyl contributions it can't be Bob don't have any pretentions- are claiming the backlash has get away with it, why not this denied that live they are, as it come and gone; who gives a hoot otherwise) and write annoying what you see is what you eel. And lot? tin all that is banal were. kickin% about Primal Scream? Well, I lyrics focusing what you get is a night's quality Despite PA and tape and uninteresting. No. they aren't They open with the blinding guess at least everyone in entertainment. problems forcing an early end to c ant to "Skylark II'. an album track Bradford Union does. funny or witty. if you the set (the. final song - 'Loaded' check real irony and Social brought to life by snarled vocals Each person here- ravers and Rachel Mal - is God forbid, cut short) subtlety and anguished guitar-flaying, and indie-kids alike- has had the Comment bICSSell tonight's performance is damn class try listening to the proceed through a storming set of sense to tap into what this and near perfect. Housemartins. Smiths or the Jam, evening is all about: 'We're Sycophantic all the above they did it properly. going to have a party: we're Leeds Student Chart may sound. but reiterating the Thirdly and most importantly. going to have a good time!' The view of a recent article in a well their fans. 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Leeds Student Independent Newspaper 18 October 1991 Completely Souled Out 1111111N11111 The fllllll Commitments Odeon Cinema A Ian Parker's latest is, on the .surface, an ambitious project - the rise and fall of a Dublin band whose success is based entirely on cover versions of soul songs. Now Dublin has a lot of claim to being the English speaking music capital of Europe, with U2, Sinead O'Connor, Geldorf, the list goes on. but Soul music...? Aimed at the musical comedy dance-drama sector (never let it he said that Alan Parker doesn't have a talent for identifying mass-markets), the film centres around Jimmy Rabbite's (Robert Arkins, a very talented unknown in a cast of talented unknowns) formation of a band with" bollix" and his attempts to keep them together. Musically, little can be said in criticism, and in Deco "Are we 'ard or what. eh? (Andrew Strong) you will find as passionate a soul singer as there is forgotten. The comedy is similarly believable - Dublin slums feel like between emotions, which becomes Commitments" never quite outside the states. The only down slick, harsh and realistic, never like Dublin slums. If only the 3 a little trying in a 2 hour film. succeeds. 11's still highly enjoyable point is the Commitment- ettes's quite falling into the gutter. but parts worked as well together as Although much, much though, a frustratingly flawed murdering of ''Chain of Fools," certainly teetering on the edge of they do separately, all would be more than just a soundtrack with masterpiece. but with effortless renditions of the kerb at times. Even the rare well, but as it is, the audience is moving pictures, unlike countless other classics, this is soon serious bits are creditably pulled, rather than guided musical. predecessors, "The Nick Meikle.

hedged about by wordy explanations that respect. Glaringly obvious to innocence highlights the a murder hunt - it's less concerned The Beggar's of why the characters should/should me perhaps. but apparently bloody idiosyncrasies of modern living. As with the killing than with its effect not trust each other. It was during painful for him. her awareness develops she on the victim's community. In Opera the second such scene involving the interrogates, her divorced sister on Emma Hartley particular the relationship between Film Festival chief of police that it dawned men. marriage and motherhood as two East London D.J's, Chris and uneasily on me this was almost she reviews her own pregnant Caz. who fill the air waves with certainly some kind of political hree things you might like to predicament. Inevitably a series of music for the city's burgeoning' metaphor. O-oh...l mean let's face Trust note about this film:I-Ifs not sociologically sound statements group of 'funketeers' and 'soulies'. T it, you're fighting a losing battle if an opera. 2-It's not about beggars. emerge from the film; "Family is Caz is black. gay and content you try to improve on Brecht "just Film Festival 3-Any claims to be "the" are like a gun. point it in the wrong with his lot. Chris is of mixed birth. because he's there' and I cenainly tenuous due to the prior existence of hat "Trust" describes itself as a direction and you'll kill someone". straight and ambitious.After Teny don't believe that the project came at least two other versions. Humph... love story is debatable. It charts Hal Hartley's effective Jones' death in the park. these about simply to prove that beautiful T Judging by the mixed the development of the strange down to earth direction , coupled differences put strains on their young women DO take their clothes audience quite a few of them must friendship between Maria (Adrienne with the absurdist script contributes friendship and threaten to drive a off for balding liars in crap suits just have been under the same delusion I Shelly) and Matthew (Martin to the film's bizarre quality. You wedge between them. because the audience has suspended was and thus were prepared for Donovan) as they both try to find a may feel uneasy when you watch YSR is very much a film of it's disbelief. (Czech film makers some rollicking operatic frolics sanctuary away from their neurotic this film as you gradually realise contrasts; punk against funk; black are apparently under the same sad complete with thigh-slapping and parents.Set against a backdrop of that what you are laughing at is life. against white: gay against straight. misapprehension as French ones in pantomime chins: large middle-aged contemporary American suburbia, it An amusingly disturbing film. and although it is an excellent that respect.) My point is that the ladies in corduroy jackets and exposes the harsh realities of living, recreation of the period, these original "Beggar's Opera" had some Bridget Adams trousers with arty looking scarves by showing a world where tensions are never developed fully. good tunes as I recall and it seems persisted in chugging down the aisle psychologically disturbed women YSR lacks focus.probably because it rather dry to use it as a vehicle for of Cannon 3 long after the tortured steal babies, nurses prescribe tries to cover too much. The film's the kind of reactionary political Young Soul Czech film critic had begun his spiel whisky and people carry hand excessive realism also tends to make ideas that were current in the West about who, in connection with the grenades. It's no wonder everyone during the sixties. The total the characters rather dull. film, had spent the longest time in in the film chain smokes! Rebels corruption of "the system" -pshaw! There are some sharp comic artistic exile. You could tell they Matthew, a moody and Visual jokes were the most Film Festival lines, a great soundtrack were an arty bunch 'cause they misanthrope attempts to rebel that is to successful ones, partly due to the certainly achieve its aim - weren't eating popcorn. against the system, and is labelled low quality of the subtitling, but the T et's set the scene:it's 1977, the draw a more complete picture of the "The Beggar's Opera" an outcast. He harbours a deep final and largest irony lay with the Ladyear of the Silver Jubilee and events of '77, especially in bringing itself was kind of complicated. hatred of televisions which seem to festival organisers: considering the England is coloured red white and to the forefront the impact of the Plotwise suffice it to say that it was epitomise his meaningless life: been all but large amount of publicity this year blue. The antithesis to this is the soul/funk scene that has about a mild form of gangland "television is the opium of the devoted to the problems facing anarchic punk scene.Thesc two dismissed for over a decade. Plenty people, and gives you cancer". worth warfare in which all the characters disabled film-goers it seems a tad topics obsess the media. here to make it still a film vied energetically with each other Martin Donovan plays the cynical short-sighted to have put a film with But '77 was also a year of watching. for the Judge Clarence Thomas (and in his position. who wouldn't an introductory talk by a homophobia and racial tension. prize for debauchery and applied be?) character brilliantly, and is Kate Wafer WHEELCHAIR BOUND tortured "Young Soul Rebels" begins with anti-social behaviour. Conventional definitely a name to look out for. Czech in a venue that presented the murder of a black homosexual. morality was turned on it's head and In contrast. Maria's such glaringly obvious problems in But don't expect the film to describe Leeds Student Inde • endent News , e'er 18 October 1991 Ar S 1 i MATURITY SUCKS! ALTER DROP DEAD FRED EGO SHOWCASE CINEMA nikay, so term is now well under rbon't miss this film. Don't miss soppy and more than a tad girlie, k....iway and life for Jack and Jill Lir the chance to sit in a but the rest is really neat, eh?). Student has settled into the darkened cinema chuckling evilly Rik Mayall gives a stunning rut/chasm/canyon of everyday life. to yourself as Rik Mayall does performance as...well, Rik Mayall, Arts and humanities students spend everything that a good imaginary but there are much, much worse long hours in the coffee lounges of friend should to cause havoc, things to be than that. Alternately Leeds, forcing themselves to down mayhem, chaos, disorder, rude, cute, boorish, cruel, lovable, just one. more flagon of coffee and commotion and a whole heap of absurdly silly and very funny, he smoke just one more packet of other big words that none of us capers and mugs his way through Marlboro before heading off to their knew when we were five. Don't, proceedings like an irresistibly one tutorial of the week, Meanwhile above all, miss the chance to feel charming real-life cartoon. Cates' scientists while away the endless like a kid again. more restrained comedy plays aeons by napalming small furry The life of timid housewife nicely off Mayall's mania„ and animals from 20.000 feet to see how Phoebe Cates falls into tiny little anyway who could dislike a they handle really radical quivering pieces when her woman with deep brown eyes like temperature changes. husband leaves her, she loses her that. Okay, every once in a while But even in the black heart job and, worst of all for any would the whole thing gets a little bogged of the week, don't despair 'cause be grown up, she has to go home down in sweetness, but largely the when the weekend rolls around. so to live with her mother - bleagh!! cute factor is kept under control do PARTIES. Heaving masses cram But all is not lost as just when (tricky enough in a film with the into tiny houses and try to convince she needs him most, her incredibly sweet Ashley Peldon as themselves that imbibing the 2 cans imaginary(?) childhood friend, Cates' younger self - a kid of flat bitter that've been hanging Drop Dead Fred - Mayall in a glowing with a naive screen around the fridge for a decade or series of truly, madly, deeply charm that makes even Macauly two, while listening to someone tasteless emerald striped costumes Culkin look old and cynical). else's crap record collection - comes back to show her how to A ace film for everyone who constitutes a good time(and who's to embarrass people at parties, how has ever wanted to smear snot say that it doesn't?). to throw food around posh down the face of an ex-lover or Rut the important thing to restaurants, how to sink a very paint next door's granny bright remember about parties is that there expensive houseboat, how to track yellow. Wannabe five year olds of are vast hordes of people whom you don't want to talk to.So. in the dogshit across her mother's newly the world unite. You have nothing interests of stimulating leisure time shampooed carpet with impunity, to lose, but your maturity. we cheerily present the Alter E.qe, and how not to be afraid of life Ceri Thomas. guide to people to avoid at parties, and be happy (this last is rather Oh Not Not this photograph again I - Thesps - if you espy one of these jokers in the theatrical deck weaving century barons as caricature Tory adventures of Barabas, a heartless their way towards you in a haze of Edward II Conference delegates is to belittle Jewish miser, who, when Pointbreak cigarette smoke. duck behind a pot the ruinous effects of Ed's antics on dispossessed by the christian Festival Film Festival plant and hope they haven't seen Film England, a country we never see in authorities, decides to wreak you. They'll only want to unburden this interior-bound film. vengeance on society. From this sharp, brittle, blackly witty, their tortured artistic souls. while tirrah for the Greatest Living Most successful is the point he takes great pleasure in A ..adrenaline charged stampede of simultaneously making damn sure English Film maker! With his central relationship between Edward creating havoc for all around him. li a flick - covering everything from that you're only too well aware of third film since being diagnosed and Gaveston. They have such fun Barabas is no ordinary villain and sun, sand and surf to bank robbery. their latest artistic triumph(yawn!). HIV+, Derek Jarman has produced a when they're in love, larking about stoops to any lengths- notably the and from the FBI to Zen Buddhism. 2 - Hacks - possibly worse than masterpiece of' untold charm. Based and generally playing silly buggers: murder of clergy- to further his aims Even Patrick Swayze's oaken acting Thesps. If one of the gods of union on the play by Shakespeare's now they're the Krays; now they're and amuse the audience. Put in the can't take the edge off the fun. politics deign to corner you , then maverick contemporary, Kit Ginger and Fred; now they're soppy position of conspirator the audience As in all good action look forward to either a Marlowe. it follows the decline of extras in a viciously ironic Annie cannot help but share in his glee thrillers, plot is negligible - being concentrated blast of ego-mania or a England's most famously gay king, Lennox yid. OK, so sometimes when another monk is bumped off. the attempts of FBI agent. Johnnie good sized chunk of condescension famed for the manner of his passing. Derek goes for an image so obvious When Barabas is off stage Utah (great name, eh!). to learn as they try to prove that they too are Ed loves honky Piers you'd think he were directing a the slapstick of the two friars and surfing so as to catch four surfing just ordinary students like us. Gaveston but, unfortunately for Radion commercial, but it's all part the bawdy carryings on of Gwyneth bank robbers who dress up as ex-US 3 - Postgraduates - after weeks of everyone, is married to sexy of his charm. And who but he would Hadley's courtesan prevents the presidenes(far too silly for words). solo research in the bowels of the Isabella. The King's infatuation, the have Isabella deliver her haughtiest play from flagging too much.But the It's just an excuse for Brotherton, these sad figures are just Queen's jealousy and Gaveston's lines like Julian Clarey? work was not originally conceived director Kathryn Bigelow to fill 2 too pathetically eager to grab any ambition drag them all to calamity. as a farce and cannot maintain the hours with spectacular surfing chance to be sociable. Unfortunately The theatrical origins are retained Simon Wilson. comic pace when more sombre shots, a deal of exciting aerial their conversation seems to stretch by stark, vaguely industrial sets lit scenes come along. The slower photography and a whole slew of no further than the hallowed halls of like Old Masters, which highlight scenes deal with the religious Jew of Malta odd images (Ronald Reagan academe and unless you want an the mental and, later, physical prejudices of the time and now seem sprinting from an exploding petrol evening discussing the post-Modem incarceration of the royal circle. largely redundant. Civic Theatre station in a flaming dinner jacket?), dialectic of the novels of Enid Inevitably with Jarman. It is all morally ambiguous. not to mention the most realistically Blyton, then avoid them like a Edward is a cipher for the director's The audience must face disturbing nunnery is wiped out by disturbing violence seen on film in a grenade with the pin out- own preoccupation: state poisoned porridge, treasure is questions about the kind of justice 4 - Leeds Student Writers - easy to A which provokes a villain's outrage long while. homophobia. The timelessness of buried, discovered and monks are great. Swayze is spot, 'cause we'll be the ones and then destroys him for his Reeves is the theme is implied by numerous murdered. There are plots. counter- passable and the whole film is crouched in a corner taking notes on anachronisms, including Edward as plots and yet more counter-plots and response. When the curtain comes everything that goes on. Sure as down "The Jew of Malta" is an exciting, clever and possessed of gay super-hero leading a band of a spectacular grand-finale. All only two scenes which are even eggs are small ovoid objects. it'll all modern gay activists against forming part of Christopher admirably amusing.but unsettling turn up in print one day. play, slightly tedious. Simply bodacious! helmeted riot-police. Perhaps the Marlowe's wickedly funny black Ceri Thomas anti-government theme is over- comedy. Euan McGrory Ceri Thomas stated; to dismiss offended 12th The play presents the Leeds Student Irina nt News a 18 October 1991 Just sa

drugs, and will hopefully give you some guidance as to seems to be an everyday oming to Leeds for higher education hiding the packet or blowing the smoke out of the window, you can come in at all hours, have sex with how far into this dangerous and exciting abyss you contains Heroin/Cocaine was a big step in everybody's lives. An soap powder, C your partner(s) when and where you like (well may jump and as to whether you can survive the fall.. salt, 1 don't escape perhaps from the boredom of a Most students who use drugs, try them for the first don't, and this is a problen hometown, and for most a taste for the almost!) , play loud music. sleep till one o' clock etc. etc. These are just a few possibilities; another is to try time when commencing their studies elsewhere. The It is so easy to lake ft first time, of real freedom. thing that is worrying about this though, is that it is so taking drugs. It seems si Free from the chains of parental consent and the illegal drugs. It is not Leeds Student's role to instigate a "Just Say easily accepted, so much so that it almost becomes a in reality, the true side ell sheltered lives that the majority of students have led No" campaign with this feature, more a "Just Say social prerogative. Smoking Cannabis. is seen as a somewhat abstract. In an up to the moment they leave home. Think of the facet of student life to be taken for granted. for sure the 16th of hash from temptations that appear. you can light up a fag without Know" campaign. These pages are an attempt at a rough guide to fact, opinion and figures surrounding everybody tries it, but what next? In my hometown it high and wake up some FACTS Seen it, Mark Neale looks at the legal and Julian Thorne s medical implications of involvements University third spoke about Marijuana (Grass. Cannabis. Hash) experiences witr A class B drug under the misuse of Drugs Act 1971. If found guilty of possession you can receive up to 5 years in prison and/or a fine, though you are smoked his first Jos unlikely to be jailed for a first offense. Marijuana 1 Isince then his body h is a hallucinogen made from the dried leaves. quantities. to grass. in flowering parts, stems and seeds of the cannabis amphetamines, opium. eat plant. Its effects last 2-3 hours, producing a feeling I-k accepts that drugsat of well-being, excitement, alterations in but he fails to fit the rad appreciation of time and space, and on occasion 'does drugs.' His mind is hallucinations. Other effects include a raised heart conversation lucid and s rate, a reddening of the eves, yawning and smile, generous in his tole coughing. There is still disagreement about its his many friends as astable safety. It is not addictive but can produce It would be hard to pr psychological dependence. Long term users may social deprivation, low set become apathetic and sluggish. Concentration and conflict. Asked why, he short-term memory may be impaired. exhilaration. adrenaline Psychological dependence shows as restlessness, conversation progresses anxiety, irritability and insomnia. Regular use Matt Hint on effect that appeals to his suppresses the body's immune response and makes sense of aesthetics: '1 f the use more susceptible to diseases. suggesting that unlike alcohol it wasn't a depressant weirdness go hand in hand and didn't cause violence. reality but make it amusing E-sy Daze Michael said: "We don't smash in windows on the LSD (Acid) inherent humour of ti way home, we don't get in fights and we don't end up strange applies not only Four Ecstacy users justify their stumbling in front of traffic." A class A drug for which possession can result in a his drug taking but to h 7 year prison sentence and/or a fine of any amount. taking E to Leanne Buckle. Paul continued: "It's not as bad for your kidney as love of avant-garde films a It is a hallucinogen which causes changes in drinking 8 pints, we went out last night and probably his extensive collection perception, especially visually, with vivid often did ourselves more harm by drinking a bottle of wine hy go to a dub and have a good time, when obscure records and graph brightly coloured hallucinations. There may be a ',W each than by taking an E afterwards." you can go to a club and have a brilliant visual Americanised wilful cross over of perceptions so that sounds are seen "There's no medical evidence of any harm in time?" queried Paul, a hedonistic student at Leeds His favourite drug and colours are heard. There are often mystical MDMA" Richard claimed, adding: "The only side University. Paul, and his friends Richard, Michael strong Thai grass and II feelings of self awareness. No physical dependence effects are tiredness and a slight headache". Michael and Dave all take ecstacy fairly regularly when they go hysterical laughter it can pi develops, but bizarre mental effects and permanent disagreed with this however, suggesting "It makes you clubbing and are convinced of' its benefits. (ecstacy) dropping one or personality changes sometimes occur. look ill, and drains the colour out of you". "I've cut down since I've got back and only do one reason E has taken off is Although they were unanimous in refuting claims a week but over the summer I was doing 2. on Friday and whatever you are dolt Cocaine (Coke) of physical addiction, Paul warned: "I and Saturday night. We go to Venus. Flying and Cake; wouldn't advise of blissed and loved out. I anyone to take it because it becomes a mental taking E and going to clubs are inextricable, we take E quite Know what happen A class A drug with the same penalties as LSD. addiction." Their views on legalisation were also because we want to enjoy going to clubs. We used to guaranteed to have a lovel Cocaine is obtained form the leaves of the cocoa mixed: Richard suggested: "An advantage of it being be into raves but the atmospheres gone because with E is the more you hay plant. It stimulates the body's central nervous legalised would be that you'd get what you paid for, at everyone there is taking speed. We've and you take more and 010 system, quickens reflexes, reduces fatigue and moved back to clubs now where the atmospheres better." Paul said. the moment you can end up with speed with a hint of hell of a lot of money and makes the user feel exhilarated without appearing MDMA in it." though Paul argued: here. Richard added: "I started off going to clubs and did "1 don't think it my brain a little bits intoxicated. Unlike heroin the user doesn't need to should be legalised because then everyone would take E then: I just wanted to try it. I don't know anyone He prefers drugthat pi' increase subsequent doses to get the same "high" it everyday. I wouldn't recommend that anyone I knew whose had a bad experience with E. I've benefited have a good time. Drugs It but regular users may consume massive amounts of took it" from the experience, I've broadened my mind and I'm a of it he cannot interact will cocaine, many times greater than that used by a lot more tolerant than I used to be." He asserted confidently: "The people who die, die out going and sociable. h novice. Cocaine can cause nausea, weight loss, The group were adamant that ecstacy was both less because the E's got some crap in it. like Vim. I make 'own little world' feeling P insomnia and profound psychological dependence. sure I know who I'm buying them from and I know introversion induce social! and individuall dame: in than alcohol, what I'm but the lookin for. I know what I'm doin " Leeds Student Inde endent New u„- • r IS October 991 :r 3 a be"

'ing to take Ecstacy, but E bother about except chocolate cravings. Rarely would id God knows what else. a user stop to consider the other clients satisfied by FACTS ow, do you? Most people the dealer. Money obtained by supplying cannabis may be used to finance the dealer's stream of Igranted the whole idea of Heroin/Crack/E to an addict in whose life you & FIGURES e)ly and pleasurable, when therefore take on a major role. Is are mostly invisible and What is the solution to such personal and social Heroin Lerage deal, having bought dilemmas? We don't pretend to know any of the `.dealer, you smoke it, get answers but we hope to broaden the areas of argument . A class A drug, penalties as LSD. Heroin is derived ime later with nothing to • from opium. It can give the user a euphoric mood is partly for this reason and partly due to the influence change and an exaggerated sense of well being. It is 'done it of media campaigns that he has never taken smack a depressant which rapidly causes addiction, the (heroin). user experiences withdrawal symptoms if they stop eaks to a Leeds In recent weeks he has taken speed using the drug. It depresses the central nervous system causing drowsiness, respiratory depression (amphetamines): "I was in a club and I fancied aar student who (which is why an overdose causes death), something to wake me up. Speed pumps a huge a; his varied amount of adrenaline through your body - it's exciting constipation, nausea and vomiting. !drugs but I tend to find myself just babbling at people. I become aggressive and arrogant and at times I hate it Amphetamines (Speed) but it can be fun." A class II drug, penalties as He is not so ambivalent about coke (cocaine): marijuana. Speed is a at 13. In the eight years synthetic drug which stimulates the central nervous "Coke - great, brilliant but I can't afford it. People I played host. in varying system in a similar manner to adrenaline. It makes know who do coke gorge on it two or three times a lie mushrooms. LSD. the user feel less tired and more alert with an year and that's it. It's like a very, very good form of and cocaine. elevated mood. The heart beat is raised, speed. The feeling is one of intense - "Yeah, I'm on an integral part of his life palpitations occur along with sweating and a dry top of everything. its all under control." its a very . i image of someone who mouth. Use over a period of' time can lead to short buzz but intensely enjoyable." _live and perceptive, his dependence and chronic depression plus the need Hallucinogenic drugs he is, if not wary of. then ucturcd. He is quick, to for increased amounts each time to achieve the definitely cautious about. He is aware of their power /pee of people and seen by same effect. not least because at around the age of 18 he was reliable person to know. taking about two tabs a week: "It was quite a lot for a rye he takes drugs due to Ecstacy little 18 year old. It was great fun at the time but t, esteem or deep personal looking back I didn't really enjoy it. It was too strong loalks initially of thrills, There is little medical evidence about Ecstacy and I don't like feeling hugely self-aware and wld excitement but as the currently. despite it being one of the most popular paranoid. it can take very little LSD to fuck you up. seems drugs induce an drugs in the country. Some people I know have had very little acid but they .personal, hazily defined There are many different types of Ecstacy, all still haven't quite come back the way they were ,..‘e it when comedy and designed for different purposes. Some give a before Taking acid is like having a bag of emotions I like things that distance constant buzz, sonic are hallucinatory but very handed to you on a plate and told to experience this and balanced person. I like to think that I can This fascination with the little today is cut with MDMA, the pure form of the sea of emotions sandwiched participate in this drug culture without it getting out of .:e drug which was the original rage when E first into a short space of time. control. It's like driving a car, you can drive a car . ) appeared. No real evidence as to medical side "If you have a bad trip you With acid you never really without crashing it, without it getting out of control. effects has yet been found, but suggestions that it know how it will react. it is 1 Around exam times I stop taking drugs altogether could cause Parkinson's Disease and saps the spinal suddenly know what intense suppose the risk factor." because they effect your short term memory." fluid have yet to be disproved. He has never experienced He has an older brother with a high powered job There are so many different forms of the drug, fear is." flashbacks but at least twice who he evidently admires and respects. He sees his cut with so many different combinations of the risk factor has gone brother as proof that recreational use of drugs and Heroin/Cocaine/ LSD/ MDMA/Amphetamines that against him and he has had a career success are not mutually exclusive: "My it seems highly probable that time will force a big bad trip: "1 took two and half tabs of acid on a beach brother is a huge hedonist but he manages to duce. He is also fond of E Ecstacy fallout where psychological problems and in Thailand and I felt my heart rip out of my chest. my accommodate a busy. working life and drug related tabs a fortnight: "The physical effects will emerge, en masse. vision traced madly, palm trees became huge giants - activities." Consequently he can foresee no immediate swallow this little pill it was terrifying but at the same time thrilling." end to his enjoyment of 'comedy and weirdness' you love it - you're kind Another time: "I was on mushrooms in Leeds and I through drugs. no more than he can picture himself aril explain it and I don't Leeds Police Stats 1988 1989 1990 looked in the mirror which is the biggest mistake in selling his unique record collection. but it is true that you're the world because your face looks so odd and I was For reasons of anonymity he wishes only to be lime. The worrying thing No. of dealers arrested 157 215 259 actually crying and all these negative things were known as Milhouse. it you build up a stamina coming out. It was tremendously horrible." Such Weird Comical? It's very easy to spend a Cannabis offences 1090 1128 1349 experiences he believes are not all bad: "Taking some ou think shit I'm frazzling drugs can widen your views as how things interact Are you interested in writing Heroin offences 64 57 80 together, for example, with acid if you have a bad trip him up and allow him to you suddenly know what intense fear is. or conversely features? 101 163 It do not make him so out Amphetamines 115 what intense jubilation is." others and continue to be He certainly does not view his drug taking as 14 21 describes the detached, Cocaine 13 liable to destroy his life: "Drugs have such a stigma Contact Tim, Julian or Leanne )duced by opium as 'nice' but I consider myself to be a relatively stable minded 6 34 89 does not appeal to him. It on either 314251 or 434727 LSD

Leeds Student Ind. ndent News 18 October 1991 In a Pickle scheme of mutual satisfaction. Drug takers would etired High Court Judge, lames Pickles, whose get government tested and approved substances, nnew found media role includes a regular column in The Sun, arrived at the University's whilst donating handsomely to treasury coffers. Anglican Chaplaincy to give a talk supporting the Anachronistic on two counts; he has a medieval decriminalisation and legalisation of cannabis last appreciation of women's rights, coupled, rather incongruously, with demands for changes in the Friday. His initial problem was not, one of Rizlas sticking drugs laws which cause even Linda McCartney to together but women. He struggled through the raise an eyebrow. barrage of "No Means No" banners being wielded Although it may be some time before acid tabs by ardent feminists, though his attempts to appease are printed with the British kite Mark, his primary them by suggesting they avoid "tarty" clothes message during both his talk and later interview appeared to fall on deaf ears. with Leeds Student, was a definite "No Means No; For one who must have seen more drug takers but yes to blow". than most, he seemed surprisingly ill-informed and unconcerned about the means and affects of taking Julian Thorne and Leanne Buckle cannabis. His aim is to legalise all drugs through a case the joint. wrbe essence of the therefore, that lawful drugs at the compared with the cost of Icriminal law as 1 present time cause more harm than production and that means that understand it is it is there to unlawful drugs. Incidentally, the gangsters move in and make very protect 'A' from harm by 'B' number of people who die from considerable profits by importing that 'A' hasn't chosen to accept hard drugs, by which I mean and pushing drugs. The high prices and that applies when you are mainly heroin and cocaine, is mean you can't possibly afford to considering drugs you have to thought to be between 50 and 200 buy it out of your own lawful be very careful when there is a year - that gets it into means, you are going to have to no victim. proportion. resort to crime and a high I have spoken to the head of the proportion of property crimes are don't take drugs and I never drugs squad in Amsterdam who caused by people needing the have, When l was a student they said that there has not been any money to buy drugs. weren't around. nobody ever discernable increase in the use of I do think that in an adult based offered me them. If they had cannabis since they decriminalised society one should be allowed to whether I would have accepted or it. The police also stated with take into ones body any substance not I don't know that one wishes. but I don't It is quite wrong approve of drugs - "Prohibition in America failed just as our for the state to you see, if I try dictate to us how cannabis, it looks present attempts to make drugs illegal and we run our lives as if I'm trying to unobtainable are failing" or. to approach it get it legalised to another way, justify myself. putting people in Let's get the use of cannabis regard to heroin that if you're prison isn't the way to deal with it into proportion. Every year in this found with heroin for your own - it just drives it underground. It "Who's got 1711 Pete Allan country cigarette smoking kills use they don't prosecute you, they seems to me that the approach by about 100,000 people. About warn you and that is the end of the dealing with it as a health problem Drawing on the nation's reserve, 10,000 people a year die from matter. It seems to me that what's rather than a law problem is much f f 0! 4: .:-/;,- ,-s.to the 5!,2r! 10:7tai:e10.1 “wt:Azitw doruanzt, diseases caused by alcohol, happening in Holland shows that the best way. If a person became cal?fitthis, priees .wctahl 1-,,,, arid nobody ever died of cannabis and you can decriminalise cannabis so addicted that he was out of Lk-K.0-, rite srwe s.v$-,-tild poi a ror on e,qually lueh rat t of. indeed it has some medical uses. with out any ill-effect. control and actually or potentially -ii as i' -ii -1.1.4,th anyfhiseg people drugs..., as Last week when I was on LBC Prohibition in America failed harmful to others I think you'd /ii:e. To kV,t hr;VI:: Ki,t, 1•7 be ral..ted 4t. " radio one man rang in and said he just as our present attempts to have to make that an offense and .■.i::?P;OI,'":,,. 0 I:d It wou?'61 bell) No- had deliberately tried to overdose make drugs illegal and he would then come before a court d..,,kil 0'74. c.k,...F..irteflor. ,:if the on cannabis but he had merely fell unobtainable are failing. I think if but he wouldn't be sent to prison, ....i !::,0 e r w 't,1 sk.:tild be very asleep. If you tried to deliberately you went back over the centuries he'd be sent to a drug centre where i9;;,..3.,....,il :!-= k ,--;',,,,i..: ...,u, h ver.i.:- nite. overdose on alcohol you could die. you'd find that every society has he would be treated I have spoken to people in got some kind of drug. It does appropriately. rc^›l Holland (where cannabis has seem as if there is some kind of If I was a judge now and rhr effectively been decriminalised), psychological need for these mind someone came up before me rio! t respectable people who said 'yes altering, mood altering charged with possession of a small AiThr,.ih tic 1.4 inv.-4 nut they smoked it from time to time.' substances. amount of cannabis I wouldn't do They weren't hooked on it, they It seems to me that we ought to anything to him nobody would UJ. drug could do without it if they went rt start by decriminalising or today. I would just fine him a ■r,Ht1) abroad but it helped them to relax ,. legalising cannabis and see what small amount I suppose. I think .L-1 arly rnake it and enjoy themselves rather like happens. I don't think anybody normally today, when a man inipracNtrabk' or a gov:-.,-mowul tip alcohol except not not as would for a moment propose that appears at the dock he's usually up c74i!,1%t tron'i 3 drug it 51111 dangerous as alcohol. Alcohol is all drugs should be legalised at the for something else as well, far more dangerous than cannabis drop of a hat but if it turned out cannabis is just a side line, I think !tidik-cou*.1.rs•- o Therefore,. in my view. that legalising cannabis didn't lead normally a prosecutor just frot! ,anti tz)bacct;:t Piekies' initial i It is thought that 3m people, to any big increase in use then you wouldn't count it. I think people 1.1),4 hi-s4h tt;vi(A less wastage of pvt) mainly women, are hooked on have to start thinking about droSs, :Put . are beginning to realise that....It's ti lumity" tioxds, tits would -00tV oCt.1.1r harmful tranquillisers, valium and legalising all drugs. In principle I the typical British way of doing it t the like, but as I say no one ever l'u!.4. were te:a 000, In will would legalise them all. You see really, without saying anything but wt)1:Itiret aciv kx. died from cannabis. It is apparent, the street prices are very, very high letting the situation arise. ▪

Leeds Student Independent Newspaper 18 October 1991

Journey in the Jungle Lee Shapcolt went along to a talk by six biologists who have large portion of the indigenous just returned from an island off the coast of Indonesia population were former media stars-a-man: one of whom resembled James Brown, another uch to the relict of myself The real stars of the talk were Fluggy Bear and another a dead the people of Solawazi, who it Mand others non Biologically ringer for Eartha KitlEven more mindathe ever smiling "Gang of scents are way ahead of this nation unlikely. Jenny explained. "We Six" who presented "the Solawazi whefl 11 COTTIeS 10 lound it Tom Jones tan!- Expedition explained. We When the group reached the 1091" talk on were al wills s settlement ol Lehorte. they Monday. w a r to 1 v "We found a Tom unfortunately. for this largely ski I I ully skirted greeted,ihen untainted people, found that a ineestentlY led to missionary had begun to introduce Jones fan!" the point. where I technicalities of the first seeds of westernisaikin. was so scared of their trek. The Not surprisingly the group expedition eatine....we had intends to make a few return visits to pa!, our guide to eat sonic of our group comprised of Leeds in the near futurefin reflection one University Ecologists Jenny food, so as not to offend," moral shines from this evening- If the group were to he Rouquene„Saudy -Have oil will travel." Clark and Hazel Denton. Sam believed then it would seem that a BosciGeographyi and Mt-Tim completed the group. The oblective col lie trip v to observe biolo2ftal differences between two distinct areas in Solawazl. I.11r Illo'+e not over familiar with that part tit the Pacific, Solawazi is due South of the bottom tip of South East Asia. A My initial illusions of explorers cutting through thick jungle in six week old clothes were shattered when Jenny, the most vocal of the group. told us that their sponsors - British Petroleum, had chaperoned them before and after the expedition with a variety of A villager in lie Yumbu Tim Allen

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F r i d a y 35 Neighbours. 11116.50 Supersense. 1•5.4o \ ews 5.30 I I.ove Lucy. 6.00 News. 7.20 Bilko. 6.30 Who's Into? People doing 6.00 Roseanne. 7.00 Wogan. 7.45 What The Papers Say - " Buy Me stupid things to get onto TV. 6.30 Six-thirtysomething. 7.35 Harry And The ?Read Me ! " • 7.1)0 The 64.00(1 Question. M7.00 News. Hendersons. US sit-corn. 8.00 Public Eye. 7.30 Coronation Street. 7.50 First Reaction. Any-tarty types 8.00 Last Of The Summer Wine. New 8.30 Dream Gardens. 8.00 You Bet! given 10 minutes to have a good moan. series, old jokes. 9.00 Clochemerle. Comedy. of sorts. Specifically 9fX1The Trials Of Rosie O'Neill. Starring Sharon 8.00 Brookside. Graham turns up at 8.30 The Russ Abbott Show, Be still the sort that isn't very funny. Gless. Sue's funeral. Ooops. my aching sides. 9.30 The Power And The Glory 10.00 News. 8.30 Anton Mosimann - Naturally. 9.00 News. 10.00 Have I Got News For You?Boffins have a 10.41) Alfred Hitchcock Presents... Cooking programme.. 9.30 Casualty. stab at comedy. which promptly keels over and dies. 11.10 Rugby World Cup. 9.00 Cheers. Funniest half-hour of the 10.20 Omnibus. Martha Gelthorn. war 10.30 Newsnight. week. reporter, novelist and all round good 11.15 Scrutiny. 9.30 Mushroom Magic. Not as egg. 11.45 Mystery Train. The barber's nightmares. interesting as it sounds. 11.10 FILM: The California Dolls. 11.50 FILM: The Spanish Moss Murders. 10.00 Dream On. 115 comedy series. With Peter Falk. as the manager of two 12.40 FILM: Earth vs. The Spider 10.35 Clive Anderson Talks Back. female wrestlers, 1.50 FILM: Aeon Flux. 11.15 Punk. The Sex Pistols et al revisited. S a t u r d a 12.15 Grandstand. 3.15 FILM: Son Of Paleface. Hokum 11.1112.45 Rugby World Cup. 1.0(1 FILM: Joe Smith. 5.00 News. big comedy, starring Little Bob Hope. 4.45 Sport Results And News. American. Blue-eyed all- 5.15 One To Win. Presented 4.55 Snooker. The Rothmans Grand 5.15 Cartoon. American hero Robert by Andrew O'Connor. the IIIPrix. 5.25 Catchphrase. Young pits his wits against world's most annoying person. 6.10 Japanese-Language And People. 5.55 New Bavwatch. David Flasselhoff is hack. cruel, nasty Nazi torturers. Guess who 5.45 Only Fools And Horses. 6.40 Late Again. Highlights from The Late Show. Hooray! wins. 6.15 Bruce Forsyth's Generation 7.25 Have I Cot News For You? Yes. I know it 6.45 Blind Dale. Game. With one exception. was only on last night. 7.45 Stay I.ucky. 2.10 Racing. 7.15 Challenge Anneka. And perhaps 7.55 News. 8.45 News. 5.05 Brookside Omnibus. another one too. 8.10 Sounds Of The Sixties. This week covers 9.05 FILM: Pale Rider. Clint Eastwood gets to 6.30 News. 8.05 Birds Of A Feather. Shut yer 1964-66. shoot, beat up and generally be very nasty indeed to 6.35 Right To Reply. mart, you caaaw. 8.40 The Second Russian Revolution. lots of baddies. Not at all original, but not at all bad 7.00 South. 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Sino-Japanese war of the 1920's 11.50 Punks In Prague. u n d a 2.00 Eastenders. 1.0(1 Golf And Snooker. ! 2.40 Rugby World Cup 2.00 FILM: Jezebel 3.00 FILM: Can-Can. Cole 5.15 Rough Guide To The World's IX) Bigfoot Strikes Again. 3.55 Burning Books Porter musical starring Journeys. Magenta de Vine prances her Bullseye. Compulsive 4.25 Answering Back. 0113lue Eyes. way across Mexico. E4.55 New s. 5.00 Family Pride. Asian soap. 5.05 Motorfair '91. 6.00 Dixon Of Dock, Green. 6.30 News, then Appeal. 5.30 The Storyteller. Jun Henson 6.00 The Clothes Show. 6.35 The Money Programme. 6.45 Highway inspired tale lin kids, or students who 6.25 News. 7.15 The Birth Of Europe. 7.15 Blind Date Wedding Of The Year. Even on can't he bothered to switch channels. 6.40 Songs Of Praise. Bash those 8.10 Madness. Dr. Jonathan Miller discusses Sundays. there's no escape... 6.00 Press Gang. bibles! treatment of the insane. 7.50 The Ruth Rendell Mysteries. 6.10 The Cosby Show. 7.15 Keeping Up Appearances. 9.10 Did You See..? Jeremy Paxman turns TV 8.50 London's Burning. 7.(10 Equinox. Poet Roger McGough Keeping up the laughs proves to be critic. Next week. Garry Bushell presents 9.50 News. puts the Periodic Table to verse. tor somewhat trickier. Newsnight. 10.10 Hale And Pace. Magical duo, in as much as reasons best known to himself. 7.45 Trainer. 9.40 Motor Racing. Highlights of the Japanese they make even my dad's jokes seem rib-tickingly 8.00 Last Train To Medicine Hat. This week, everyone shouts Grand Prix. funny by comparison. 8.35 Bread. 8.30 American Football. at everyone else round the kitchen table. 10.20 Little England. Tonight, the lawn as a vital 10.40 The South Bank Show. With cellist Heinrich 10.00 FILM: The Wild One. Brando 9.05 News. part of the English urban landscape. What a Schiff. and Lee Marvin in 1953 classic. 9.20 Screen One: A Question Of cracking idea for a TV show. 11.40 Rugby World Cup. No. I've never heard of 11.25 FILM: Aduefe, The Lords Of AttributionThe tale of Anthony Blunt 10.30 Snooker. him either 12.00 Golf. .12.20 Pick Of The Week. That should he a long The Streets. Gangster movie set on the 10.30 Heart Of The Matter. Ivory Cow. With English subtitles 11.05 Japanese-Language And People show..

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Orienteering He was closely pursued by Rob James, who unfortunately had left Steve Peck his brain on the bus, fifth in 46:20 Brief and Leeds star debutee Chris Wibble seventh in 48:00. ny lingering doubts about the On the shorter medium course A strength and prowess of Leeds 5.6km. LUOC made further University Orienteering Club, last inroads, Martin Bracer agonising Scrappy years UAU champions were seconds from victory, coming 3rd washed away at Westwood, near in 39:47. He was closely followed stuff Beverly, last Sunday. Despite thick by Rachel Wig 8th 44:20, Steve mist, driving rain and a biting Pecky 45:00 and "the golden boy" northerly wind, all the top Tim McHugh 50:02, ninth and UM XI 3 - HULL VP! I orienteering Universities were tenth respectively. Martin Bracer present, the event being the only was delighted, having lost his major fixture held that weekend. sponsorship from sports ieecis Uni Men's Jockey 1st XI These included last year's UAU manufacturer Ron Hill the ge`tt the start they wanted List runners up; Sheffield. Nottingham previous week saying "I'm above Saturday with a 3-1 victory over and Cambridge plus York and the Ron Hills". quite honestly". Hull YP1. With many promising Bradford Uni's. The day was then rounded off freshers but little tiftle.betweett the Owing to the rough steep rocky with the complete domination of trials and this their first match terrain courses were short, the the short course 3.6km. LUOC's Leeds made a scrappy start. longest being 7.6 km_ On the long new women members Sarah Flyer, - However a stern half-time talk course Alun Powell, despite Emma White, Charlotte Bird and •from Captain Will Cairns saw leaving his compass on the bus, Alison Ferrar wiping out the Leeds transformed after the break. stormed round in 2nd, 44 min 40 s. opposition with a fine set of A battery of short corners brought composed runs. no goals, until an offence on Paul Langley lead to a penalty stroke which saw Leeds I M up. Ten minutes later Simon Harrison Fight to the end made it 2-0, Liter a lack of Fitness saw Hull Captain Antony pull Hull back to 2-1. Sterling Davyd Parry going in under the defence by sweeper -Tim Williams Rugby League posts, successfully converted by ensured the score remained Ainge. unchanged, until with one minute In the scrums the enthusiastic Mapping the way to vi ctory remaining Junior Internationals Ian Andy Hinchcliffe Cippriano took several balls comfortable win and made a The Leeds Poly lead had been Forbes and Vernon Small put .,111■■• against the head and the terrier- double substitutuiun, to give cut to 30-22 and the vocal Leeds together a brilliant passing move to like Tate dominated his scrum player experience. Moxon came travelling support feared an make the final score 3-I. Airedale & Wharfedale half counterpart. The pack's on for Tate whose early season upset. The veteran prop College -v- Leeds Poly clear superiority gave Hinchliffe has been strewn with injuries Hassard who seemed full or the space at outside half to weave and Edson replaced Bibby. As running, settled the teamwith a Something old once again Airedale & his magic and he strolled the second half kicked off all the good individual try steaming klWharfedale bring out all through for an excellent 45 yard Leeds players wanted to run over with two defenders around something new their big guns for this local individual try, converted from with the ball and the controlled his ears, converted by Ainge. derby. All the policemen on day directly under the posts by game plan was abandoned. The With two minutes to go,Airedale Ainge. release courses and their excellent play between the Leeds broke up the field and their loose The Leeds University women, After thirty minutes the amateur club players were out centres allowed Parry to dive forward scored a converted try , Lacrosse team-steamed home to a for their big day of the year. But Airedale team started to wake through in the corner for a try, but the final whistle sounded to 10-1 victory against Sheffield as so often before they found the up, but were thwarted by a but the conversion was missed secure the Leeds victory. University with a good team talented Leeds Poly too much to tenacious Leeds Poly defence. by Ainge. The fullback soon After the match Leeds incoivoranne both new and old handle. The constant pressure finally made up for his miss, when an captain Andy Hinchliffe players, From the kick off the Leeds told though with the Airedale Airedale centre talked back to admitted to being unhappy with team dominated with a well outside half going in at the the referee and Ainge slotted his team's performance, disciplined, organised game corner, well converted from the over the penalty. although strong in the first half Dance Hall plan. Driving up the middle touchline. The try gave new A willingness to run the ball he felt it was the defence that let Jamie Hassard made several heart to the Airedale, but their led to a lack of cohesion in the them down in the last forty constant offside offences enabled Leeds defence and Airedale minutes. Hinchliffe hoped the Days strong breaks leaving the Lurverstly ballroom Ainge to kick his fourth penalty. punished them with two ties defence of the team will be :efts defence in his wake. The stielety is on the look out for The organised play of Leeds early in the second half. Leeds tightened by returning coach I Airedale defensive line men. Absolute beginners forced Airedale to kick early responded quickly and Parry Peter Roe. "It was the continually drifted offside and welcome. Formal dress riot from defence and the Leeds crossed the line for what would indiscretion of the Airedale learn Ainge punished them with three necessary. Poly students welcome. forwards ran the ball strongly penalty kicks after only ten have been his hat-trick but the that cost them the match" First lesson starts on Thursday minutes. In the first twenty from the nicks, making excellent try was disallowed when he commented Hassard after the 24th October at fipm - 7pm for minutes the Airedale team never yards. Another powerful drive failed to touch the ball down match,"Aingey kicked eight beginners and 5pm - opm for held the ball in attack and the fom Hassard broke the Airedale cleanly. The big Airedale points from penalties, without intermediates in the Riley Smith Leeds team were keen to run and defence and Mike Smith in close forwards realised the Poly that it may have been a different Mill, University Union. made the most of their six support took the pass and defence could be beaten and story". A :1:tottcspeNctrt for the society. tackles. Leeds' centres Gilbert bullocked his way over between charged in at it, the defensive "Don't worry about havicii! and Parry playing together for the posts converted by Ainge on line finally gave and the Airedale Final Score: two left feet, everyone N,tumbl:-:,, the first time unlocked the the stroke of half time. prop barged over in the corner, Airedale and Wharfedale over evervone For more Airedale defence with some With a half time lead of 26-6, which was again well converted. Coll 28 - Leeds Poly 36 details phone Eirtma tiode,son rut the Leeds team looked on for a excellent interplay. finished by 75925.+ MOM jp■ClicoilErim1111..1111

INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER SPARKS FLY FOR LEEDS Leeds but their backs failed to use Rugby Union possession. Strong tackling by Leeds therefore restricted THE Birmingham to one penalty which FINAL Ian Ashton was, in fact, matched by another fine kick by Sparks. HISTL LEEDS UNI 1st XV v. This was a disciplined, plucky performance by Leeds. made all j ast Saturda ■.Kenny the more encouraging by the Dalglish, lured by the purse BIRMINGHAM UNI inclusion of 7 first years in the strings of multi-millionaire Jack side. With improvement in the Walker, arrived back in Football line-out and some work on fitness. Leeds opened the new season Management. Having seemingly Leeds could fare well in the UAU a fine performance had enough of spending 'time championships. against a travelling Birmingham with the family', Dalglish returns side. The game started with the iih his batteries apparently Final Score 21-12 hectic pace characteristic of fully recharged. opening matches. but by the 25 Now Mr.Walker wants his minute mark. Leeds were 6-0 hometown club to be amongst ahead from 2 penalties struck by the foremost in Europe and is Dan Sparks. Birmingham's 2nd XV obviously prepared to put in the heavier pack responded well and necessary financial backing. This through prolonged pressure made ood handling, forwards' loose can only be good for Blackburn the score 6-9 by half-time with a Gdominance and fluid hack Rovers. But in my opinion a note penalty and controversial penalty play gave Leeds 2nd XV a well- of caution needs to be added. try. deserved win to start the season. In Football, immediate Soon into the second half After conceding an early try. Leeds success cannot be acquired Leeds retook the lead through a took control and through 3 tries overnight simply by buying a splendid individual try by their from exciting winger Langley and collection of individual stars. serum-half. Griffiths plucked the one from No 8 McAleer. earned a Rather, successful teams must be ball from the scrum and made a classy triumph. moulded together. weaving run from 20 yards to A case in point is the score near the posts.• Sparks Final Score 20-7 Manchester United side converted. currently riding high at he top of 20 minutes into the half, Leeds the First Division. When Alex scored a well-worked try when Sat 12th 1st XV lost to Ferguson first spent heavily, Sparks. the full back, came into the UMIST 18-16 bringing in top class players, back line and sent Hoskins away to many expected instant success score under the posts. Again the 2nd XV won to UM1ST 6-28 which did not come immediately Birmingham pack came to pressure and Ferguson's job came under Leeds on the attack heavy pressure. It took time for the players to develop into a pair of binoculars, pen, dosh, In the fifth race my fathers ended in a phototinish and after strong team unit. DICKS and warm clothing are pretty 'hut tip' of the day, Cumbrian another long stewards enquiry Walker and Blackburn fans useful. If you plan to spend the Waltzer, managed to slip past the race was declared a dead demand instant success. Dalglish day in the members enclosure the post first in what was a heat between Aghaadir and Go simply must provide. On leaving you will also require a Suit and closely fought race, however a Executive. Liverpool he complained of the TIPS tie. stewards enquiry was A dead heat is a rare pressures of managing a club Rather rthan spend another Arriving slightly early, their immediately called. With a occurrence and is the ultimate where past glories demanded Rathe Saturday in Leeds. was time to enjoy a quite drink rather large bet on the 11-1 shot. compliment to the handicapper, present successes. Although it is the terrible tipster, set off to in the bar, walk part of the my old mans blood pressure shot who obviously got the weights true that at Blackburn Dalglish York for the last fixture of the course, and to be harranged by sky high as the stewards spent dead right. By some miracle the will not be in the public eye to year at the Ascot of the North. Channels 4 man in the ring, Big what seemed like nearly a terrible tipster also managed to the extent be was at Anfield, The short train journey from Mac, trying to sell his new book. lifetime to decide the result. pick the winner of the last race, there is no doubting the York to Leeds has always been In the first two races the Fortunately the stewards found and celebrated with high tea in enormous pressure he will be the ideal distance, allowing you terrible tipster managed to pick in favour of Cumbrian Waltzer the County stand. under to achieve success. just enough time to study the both winners at 7-4 and 7-1, The next race also provided This week sees some t is therefore to be hoped that form of the days runners and however after this initial further excitement, as a-large excellent racing at Newmarket, Ihis batteries are, as he riders. excitement, the terrible tipster amount of money tourie.ifon the and personally I fancy MARJU claims,'Fully recharged'. Contrary to popular opinion backed three respectable but terrible tipsterN ;_selection in the Champion. losing riders. Aghaadir, ,in a brown trilby is not a required froldnh 19 Richard Fletcher Chris Brown accessory at the races, however a runner ca air) 42410rgti id* bate