ro) Co Meet Merlyn Rees M.P. Page Eight !MINERS SENT DOWN TOWN Forty protesting students braved the cold on Wednesday to mount a picket against graduate recruitment by Consolidated Goldmines at the Griffin Hotel. Consolidated Goldmines have strung holdings in South Africa. The head of the Mining Department has stated "Certain companies are not permitted to recruit on University premises and this is one of them." L.U.U. received a letter from to reserve a room. protestors on Mining students the University stating that no Rumours had previously been attending the presentation. recruitment visit would take circulating for some time in the Many seemed little interested in place and that on Wednesday Mining Department of the any attempt to explain why the the Registrar had reminded the Company's intended visit to the picket was taking place, and the head of the Mining Department University. Leeds Student was nature of the racist apartheid of .policy passed by University told by a mining student that the regime in South Africa. A few Council. venue had been changed due to however were sympathetic. This was in response to a let- the threat of action by the Any dialogue that took place ter from L.U.U. clearly imply- Union. inside the hotel was ended when ing that they would take action if Peter West, of the University the management. while conced- the visit went ahead. Registry said. "Following the ing that the protestors may have Registrar's reminder to the No Discrimination had it point. ejected them onto Head of the Mining Depart- University Council's policy is the pavement_ ment, there will not he a %kit". that any employer using Univer- David Crellin. a mining stu- visit". sity facilities for graduate dent took the view that "it's Mr. West refused to say recruitment may be required to about time the Union stopped whether or not Charter Con- sign a declaration not to dis- jeapordising our careers". It solidated had originally been criminate on grounds of race. seems that it was Union pres- coming. creed or colour. sure on the University to Charter Consolidated were Peaceful implement University Council hooked into the Griffin on The picket of the Griffin policy that helped cause Con- Tuesday. The hotel usually Hotel went off peacefully and solidated Goldmines being requires about two weeks notice attention was focused by the refused the use of University premises for Graduate recruit- ment. A number of policemen were • Nan-smoking day in the Tetley Bar Pic. Nick Margetts present for much of the time. Not everybody stopped smoking on Wednesday, despite the and eventually reduced the pi, fact that it was national non-smoking day. Deputy ELECTION RUMPUS kin to eight people as the pave- President, Paul Hill refused to show solidarity with exploited ment was being obstructed. One tobacco workers by refuting suggestions that he should told the protestors "I wish I'd immediately give up the deadly weed. , The election . for President and Deputy President of the Uni- got principles as strong as yours "This is the only chink in ins political armour" said Paul. versity Union came close to being postponed on Tuesday to stand in the freezing cold in vainly attempting to hide his Row ntrees Kit-Kat under his night. my spare time". Barclays Bank cheque book. Steve Brown. General Secretary of the Union and Deputy ADAM LEBOR STEVE MARKEY Returning Officer for the elections, called an Elections Com- mittee meeting to discuss the publicity of the candidates' campaign. The rules for the elections dearly state that the candidates' publicity must he done by the Union's Print Room. If they are FULL HOUSE IN O.G.M. unable to do the work, then an outside printer may he brought in at the discretion of the Returning Officer (Clare Simpson) The first quorate OGM of this it is hoped tha -Indent interest meeting only became inquorate or the General Secretary (Steve Brown). term last Tuesday succeeded in in their own affairs is at last just as the motion on student When Tiny Jones and Mark Clutterbuck. running partners passing two important motions. beginning to reach a respectful apathy was dui:lobe discusNetl. for the posts of President and Deputy President respectively, Firstly the OGM resolved to level. Ironically. this particular STEVE MARKEY received their posters from the Print Room, they were dis- mandate a I. lnion officer to pre- satisfted with the work. Martin Glancy, Publicity Secretary.. sent a motion to the University confirmed that they were of poor quality and Steve Blown staff-student committee, prop- authorised the work to he re-done by local printing firm osing that Leeds University Printararna at the expense of the Print Room. -I his work was should he a nuclear-free zone. of better quality and the two candidates were sufficiently Previously it had rejected the siinshed to begin the distribution of their posters. amendment. described by LUU However, Phil Webb, a rival candidate for the post of as --utterly ridiculous- wheretw,, I N ON President. believes that all the candidate.", sho.ild have been a letter should he addressed to A 11.0161101 petitiim cone._ in ill. given the ,ipportunitv to take their work to .Printarama. He Mr, Andropov asking for an Kati threatened to make a formal complaint to the next [lei. assurance that as a result of the tions Committee meeting. This is due ter be held next WedneN• declaration no missiles ,A13idli he 1,‘LUt:::1 ;•,,,!!!!, !!!,_! •L ,..111, lily at I (1,09 a.rri . after polling ha.. dosed and the °di& .1i1111:1/ it I red.. -ffirothr I I!' I! ,•• (1, have handed ie their t heetion hvir.os but 1:1:1i1L:01 11, • ■••,IL !he An,1 '1.1111t1y • , 1

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[II II 1 1 tic itH.It it 4, Oh, -I. if Maltiri t ;!,di-k-N. 1.'1,-11-mud the .1 NIc.M.,kklic opr. i ti. ih ,imme reeee would he :thlt; to me-print all Of Alimm s iL,Inc 1. J,.!, the all access to [Lineation „eel edent rriormrtg.'..Akhough this me:int having her publicity eampillw I le t.'e. t e ( I 'said! \ unptItt;mt set brick bv two Jays she opted and-the lengthy meeting was It was 7.,,zu that the Ih.II 41'.111%,L1 in Ilk tuk-orotif :.:: .tut! rut closed. meeting was finally quorate (heir' name to the petit tool PAUL BROMI.EV after three wee ksof waiting, :std SUZANNE: I.E:VY PAGE: TWO EXECUTIVE'S NEW LOOK he done another year, he says because "I he feels there is a lot to that he would like to make his EDUCATION in taking positive steps to demo- WELFARE office do as much as possible - enjoy doing the job and I feel I cratise departments and to sup- Stefan Marks. new 1_,LT.11. Wel- he it accommodation. grants or can serse the Union in the best LULI's new Education Secret- port the student reps to ensure fare Secretara. won his election overseas problems. NVII) • • . ary. Mick Hodgkin sees as his unopposed and began his post His plans for the future main priorities to involve more they don't become isolated. MARK SHAPIRO on Monday. !harks expressed include a special feedback on students in the issues of Educa- Nationally he feels the issues confident in his ability to handle student discounts, a booklet for tion and to fight the Education are to prevent further CMS in the job and lookeak, 'forward to societies on how to do publicity cuts with the full support of all Education with direct action a handling the welfare needs of stu- properly, and the development students. student rep on the Archaeology Department working commit- dents. He said a major focus of of the print room. The commer- Mick, a first-year Philosophy his office ys ill he in vvorking cial side of publicity is also to be and Polities student from Lon- tee set an important precedent. against retrenchment and cuts in opened up- a board upon %hid) don. was surprised to hear on He is wally opposed to the services. outside firms such as hairdres- Monday that he had been introduction of Student loans to Marks said that at first he was sers can advertise, is envisaged. elected unopposed and he felt it replace grants, and believes that happy to be running unopposed which can help bring extra was important to get started on admission policies should be but that later he telt disap- revenue into the Union. his duties. such as the Alterna- geared to widen access to tive Prospectus. right away. higher Education. pointed in not has mg the chance SUZANNE LEVY to bring up the issues in a cam- As a Labour club candidate MARTIN GILCHRIST paign. Student services are taced with imminent cutbacks. accord- me to Marks. and he felt In Brief strongly ilea a primary actisity provide transport from the Bec- of his office will he to tight WOMEN FOR kett Park Site. leaving at 12.15 against what he called the 'ern- PEACE p.m. -sion' of our hying_ standards. On Tuesday. 15th February, Motions include the Con- Marks said a recent example there will be a women-only pic- demnation of Animal was the planned introduction of PUBLICITY ket for peace outside the Town Experimentation, and a Ban On a £5 health fee which he feels is Hall from 10.00 a.m. to 3.0(1 Heavy Metal Music. Martin Glancy has been elected outrageous and highly signific- p.m. Be there, or he somewhere to the post of L.U.U. Publicity ant. This event will take place in else! As a student of Social Policy Secretary for the second year support of the Green ham and Administration. Marks running. women who will be appearing in ROGER HOLLAND hopes to have his office work Ile is the only one out of the a Newbury court the same day. hand-in-hand with his academic original non-sabbatical officers A spokeswoman for Women POLY A.G.M. field. Marks implored students elected last year who did nut res- Opposed to the Nuclear Threat students to drop by "if they have ign before the end of their term IWONT) said that the picket is The Labour Party's committ- any queries" and felt strongly of office. He has decided to do also for women who could not ment to a mandatory grant of get to Greenham. She added £20.0() a wcck for ALL full- that this is the start of further time students in Further Educa- local action which, as well as the tion is to be the subject of a Greenham Camp and CND. will major campaign by Park Lane involve all areas of the anti- SAD CITY College Labour Cluh. nuclear movement. Those 16-19 year-olds who WONT meet regularly every year's Montague-Burton tics." strokes. of Nazis, barbarism and choose to stay on in Education This month. Their next meeting will lecture on International Rela- In reference to Beirut. Pro- Nuclear Weapons. Yet when in preference to the Tories' take place on the 8th March, tions was about 11,2irtit. "That Professor Seliwarrenburger, of asked what hope he had Proles- Youth Opportunities Prog- and all women are welcome. unhappy city in that unhappy dered that --What Israel had •01 SChwarzenburge I remained ramme (offering £25.00 a week land." as Professor I logan in his done in the Lebanon would he optimistic. Contact Helen on 752399 for further information. exploitation pay) often receive introductory speech called it. perfectly understandable to Since 1945 the world has got no grant at all. The lecture was delivered by Rameses ti, the Romans and safely through its major crises LUCY O'BRIEN Under the Tories onslaught Professor Scharzenburger. of Mamelukes. They would have such the Cuban missile crisis. on Education F.E. students London University. He adeptly asked why they stopped in West On that slightly cheering end _ PARK LANE have had to face massive in cuts balanced his specialist material Beirut? fie drew a parallel bet- to a sobering lecture he cloud. in courses. Anil Singh, secretary on the academia of international ween es ents in Sabra and Following last week's inquorate University Union A.G.M,, the of Pak Lane Labour Club said: relations, with lively narrative Chatila refugee camps and a ADAM LEBOR Polytechnic Union arc hoping -The demand for a £20.110 and enough low-brow material massacre that took place in the week grant has gained massive for the densest undergraduate to for a better turnout at their own nineteenth century of Christ- support in colleges up and down grasp his argument. ians, This was carried out by the Annual General Meeting. The meeting. which is the the country:" Once distilled, his thesis Druse under the eyes of the Aftermath Tice campaign will be kicked seemed to he, in short. might is Ottoman Army. In three mil- most important of the year for After the storm damage to the the Poly' Union. will he held on off by a public meeting on the right. "International law is not lenia little has changed. £20.00 grant at Park Lane Col- there to control power politics His canvas was painted with trees in Hyde Park last week, Thursday, 17th February at the Parks Department have now 12.45 p.m. in the ( *ity Site lege on Tuesday, February 15th, but is controlled by power pith- broad, and rather pessimistic Erns begun a massive clear-up cam- Hall - as always coaches will GORDON NARDELL paign. The department moved into ROYAL VISIT action immediately, clearing Her Royal Highness. the last year) helped their conversa- away all the dead branches and Duchess of Kent. Chancellor of tion. burning all the remaing wood. Leeds University, visited the Her Ria al Highness also LEEDS One of the gardeners for the Department of Chinese 'Studies spoke to sena), members of the Woodhouse Moor area said that last Friday. department about the Hong the Hyde Park area was one of Security was tight as the Kong Archive. 'I he Hong Kong the worst affected and that even UNIVERSITY Duchess. arrived on campus. Bank Group presented her with firm healthy branches were torn She was introduced to Mr. a cheque for E5.000 to set up the down by the wind. Rimmington. the Head of the Archive when she was in Hong Fortunately the situation was UNION Department, Mr. Brian Hook. Kong. It aims to promote the not as had as it could have been. elections I Senior Lecturer. and to various development of both under- During the Winter. the trees are other members of the depart- graduate and postgraduate ELECTION FOR ment. checked twice a week by the research. park's Manager for signs of dis- Four students, Anuson Chin- Following a splendid 'spread' ease and rotting. A number of vanno (a Thai student). Andrew of Chinese food and Peking trees hail already been cut down Dishury. Hilary Jarvis and Mar- jasmine tea. the Duchess was before the storm occurred. garet Ogilvy-Stuart, were pre- presented with two books about Nevertheless, the damange sented to her Royal Highness. inscriptions in China bearing was quite substantial. Plans are They all admitted that her Mandarin to commemorate her underway fur a programme of knowledge of Chinese affairs visit. replantint2 to begin. and culture (Ate spent sonic time in Hong Kong at the end of PAUL BROMLEY PAUL BROMLEY JUST GOOD FRIENDS 15 OPEN PLACES In West 1 orkshirc at least. the F0111. rig hard on the heels a of use of road hiocks will be sane path to better relations between these good intentions was the !lolled and the Police are to he the Police and the community is armed road-block set up by the given greater access to informa- NOMINATIONS zig-rag one. Police in the Bayswater% last. tion from doctors and lawyers. The Weal Yorkshire Police week. Actions such as that how- Leeds Worker!, against Rac- OPEN CLOSE Committee has recently, ever are unfortunately per- ism are to hold a week of action 10am. Monday 10am. Monday announced its intention to hold fected in keeping with the spirit against State Racism from the what it terms a 'Getting to know of the Police Bill now before 14th to 19th of February. It 14th February 21st February you session" in Chapelle e, Parliament. kicks off with a debate on de. This a ill my obi. Police Com- This legislation will allow the Police at 7.30 p.m. Februar■POLLING mittees and liaison groups, Police to hold suspects a it bout 14th, at the Trades Club. All vs hick form part of the eaisnng charging them for up to 9h hours organisations are asked to send Monday & Tuesday community relations infrastruc- days), Powers tif stop and a representative. ture, search are to be extended. the ADAM LEBOR 14th & 15th March 11111111kr PAGE THREE Supersnoopers o Charge In Brief On Just Yet? Bod Bounces The Prowl '44;7 A branch of the DHSS the Specialist Claims Control Back Unit, known as •Supersnooper' is coming to Leeds on Bi.idington Ball Committee 16th February for up to six weeks. have bounced back from the The SCCU will be trouble with their claims lace the disappointment of a pull-out by concentrating their snoop- threat of deportation. the hands booked to headline ing activities in Seacroft, One of them, Manjn Kam. the major event of the Univer- came to Britain in 1979 to ion] sity hall's social calendar. Lipton, HarehiIls and her husband, but he threw her )riginally the ball was fixed C'hapeltown. out shortly alter the birth oft hen tor tonight (February I I th). but They arc in Leeds to check on daughter Palbinder. For a short band Rockers Revenge and those people who have made period she received supplemen- Southern Freeze cancelled. special claims for benefit. This tary benefit but this was stopped Now the event is re-scheduled category of people includes single and she Was threatened with for March 4th. with a one-off parent families. particularly deportation. This despite the appearance from Dave women with children, and tact that child benefit for Edmunds top of the hill. plus immigrants. Palbinder should be automatic supporting acts, videos and as she was horn in Britain. 5 other fun'n'games. Double tick- Leeds l'ins,ersity('noon abhor The second ease is of Parveen ets are £15.50 each, and are the in% estigations of the SCCU Khan who lives with her two reportedly selling fast. because they discriminate children, both horn in this 50f4 against ethnic groups. Some country. The DHSS refused her employees of the DHSS arc also benefit when her husband left UriF %'/ critical. her. Happy I.I't. hxeLutive are hoping to Although she won an appeal ,e0cf 40.1463 organise protests to coincide in December against the DHSS Until the entrance to the new Sports I tall is Knolls completed. it with the visit of the SCCU. they have refused to act on the appears that members of-the University will nut have to pay for its Hour Events will include a picket of court verdict. lf her husband is facilities. I lowerer, students will not be able to take advantage of Tuesday's grand opening of a the DHSS during these found the whole family will face this situation for long, as the entrance hall was due to be finished brand new coffee bar at the investigations; a mass leafleting deportation. Ity Monday 7th February. Poly's School of Accountancy of residents in Onion. Seacroft. Spurts Secretary, Mike Brooke; was hopeful that the huildery and Applied Economics. was a HarchiIls and Chapeltown The Anti-Nati league and will have finished work but stresses that this was only the latest in roaring success. warning them about the SCCU other members of the 1:nern a long line of proposed completion dates which have been given by The facility_ . funded by the and informing them that legal trying to raise support for flit the construction firm. The original date of completion was the Polytechnic authorities and ad% ice will he made available for women and children. and w ill he 31st October and, in fact, the facilities of the Sports I lall have operated by the Students' anyone interviewed by the taking part in the protests. been used since then. Until the entrance halt has been finished Union. was deemed necessary SCCIL Pressure for a hearing of their there is no provision for checking of ca rds, but soon there will be bocause of the di*.itanctix_of case may be exerted by tv nit ne , some method of control, and members wanting to use the new School, opposite MarisonIT David Waddington at the I leer,. Sports !Call will he expected to have purchased a 'Registered from the Coy Site bars, Union 1.xec. arc asking for Office. 51) Queen Anne's stirs Card'. ['his will allow any student to use the spurts lacilities The opening was celebrated a,:tive help from students. larndon SW I. in the new nail for any scheduled spurt during the rest of this with 'Happy Hour' of free tea '11.,1"dine to a leaflet academie sear. These cards are now as ailahle fr the and coffee. And from now on. dish 'hilted by 'I he Friends 01 Department between 11.30 - 12.30 a.m. and 1.30 - 2.►0 p.m. the new coffee bar will he open Flatimat Bamher'. two single Monday to Friday, at a price of £3.50. from 10.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m. women with children already in DERMOT QUICLEN KATIE HITCHCOCK every weekday. ROGER HOLLAND Pakistan DIRE STRAITS AT Human Week Chain Leeds Polytechnic .11li at ate offering hee transport, try WEETWO OD coach. to tomer,- rOt% demonstration in London. The demonstration will begin in the Jubilee Gardens at 1.00 being shown at the same time. Next week the- Pakistan Society Residents of Weetwood Hall speeches. One resident even .m.. and is to culminate in a Once more. the residents would is holding a 'Pakistan Week' as seem to prefer the Police and began undressing himself before uman chain from the Ministry not allow their appreciation of h part of their Sitter Jubilee Due Straits to Presidents and the candidates. Perhaps this was of Defence to the Department t heir favourite pop groups to be celebrations, The object of the Deputy Presidents. in response to remarks about of Education and Science, along interrupted by the candidates" 'the obvious close feeling' bet- week will he to show the man ast vein. the hustings at which a symbolic cheque will he ∎ ween the members of Sadler aspects ol Pakistan. the land, the Weetwia id were arranged for speeches. passed.-This is intended to illus- As a result. when the news people and the culture. The soc- the Thursday night but this I tall. trate the resources swallowed by came on (which no-one seemed As a farewell, the residents iety are hoping that people from clashed (no pun intended) with the M.O.D.. which would all disciplines and backgrounds 'Top of the Pops' and so they very interested in). a shortened pelted everyone with snowballs. otherwise he available for edu- will participate. had to he held after the prog- hustings IA hlk shut the gates so that the cation. During the week there will be ramme had finished. Steve If the hustings ;tI Weetwood minibus could not leave -escape Speakers are to include Ned were strange. then those at and climbed all over the minibus a four-day exhibition — two Brown. Deputy Returning Stewart. President; a Sadler were incredible. days in the 1..U.U. extension and Officer, wanted to avoid a simi- like monkeys at Sal art Park representative of 3...N.D.. il nil a The bar at Sadie' Hall war two oar, s in inc Parkinsonnson Build- lar scene and therefore arranged woman froth ircenham Com- packed with people w ho greeted ing. the hustings for Tuesday night. mon. On Thursday, the Minister for However. it appeared on arri- the candidates ith applause. The coach 1% ill leave the booing or bawd% songs accord- Information from the Pakistan val at Weetwood that the 'Brit- Pot\ 's Beckett Park site at 5.1)11 ing to how Fil 1.1C11 they liked their PAUL BROMLEY Embassy in London will be mak- ish Rock and Pop Awards. were a.m.. and the ('its Site. Portland ing a special visit to see the exhibition. ROGER)1(‘. (/)1,11.'1,AiNn There will he an evening programme each day from Action Aims to Win Monday to Friday consisting of an evening of Urdu poetry. a Apathy feature film (in the doubles bar). Leeds Action Group's annual like the Saturday Spirits Club hiring of the minibus and sub- a talk by test cricketer Mushtzat report described a successful lot the Handicapped. although scriptions and fund-raising hose Mohammed (again in the dou- year for most projects at its others have folded. produced [1.500 so far. lineal Captain .Apathy 's threat to stu- dents not to go to tlw events bles bar). followed bt a drama AGM last Wednesday. In the summer. the report on Council also sated 1.1,000 for front Pakistan Television a talk The aims of last year's Co- disabled access in the t ni in was various prowcts. organised 11% the Leeds Action on Islam and finally, on Friday, ordinator, Ann Barrett, had completed and some of the At the end of the meeting, it Gump recently was oll% 'oust!, tectaumendations acted upon,. was discovered that 2,000 taken heed of, It was reckoned a cultural evening in the R.H. been to acquire a full-time ad Evans lounge. The society hope worker, establish more projects One significant improt ement is Action handbooks. which that only ;hunt 211 people h that the Pakistan Week w ill pro- and maintain closer links with the tamp built in the Union should hate been sent out to come to each meeting. The pur- raise the vide an opportunity lot non- the Pols. extension. Freshers. but in fact had mys- pose of the week — Pakistanis to see the current Now the group has two lull- Action received its lull grant teriously disappeared. had been Icvel of ;maleness that the aver- image of Pakistan, a modern time workers, Wilde(' by the application tit [5,751), miall pro- found lurking behind the sweet age student has tit w hat Action and clyimmic country. Manpower Services Commis- tects could he funded this year. shop in the Union. does — seemed to have faded. 6 ETIKHAR AWAN. sion, and several new projects, The I Inion gave 1.3.500 for the MARILYN HONIG'S! Vs MARIL'VN HONIGM AN PAGE FOt'll Open Defiance Mass Student occupations will sweep the Stiip.hpeo SATURDAY 12th FEBRUARY country on February 23rd when student rAt ssociation of University solidarity is calkd to an open act of Teachers and other trade unions would VALENTINES DANCE with defiance against the Government. be more likely to support these forms of action, said L.U.U. President. Mary Cas- N.U.S. President. Neil Stewart. who sidy. She also favoured the possibility of called for the 'day of action'. hopes that a sit-in at the Parkinson court or a vigil all colleges. Polytechnics and Univer- on the Town Hall steps for all Leeds sities will occupN simultaneously for 24 colleges, if this could be arranged. hours, in a run-up to a National demon- stration in London by the trade unions The action is not aimed at the colleges, and N.U.S. on March 9th, Mary stressed, but at. the Go% emmenes policy itself. Previous attempts to lobby 'Not Secretive' MPs. hold letter writing campaigns and The occupations are not meant to be meet Government Ministers have all secretive. indeed they are intended to he failed. arranged with college authorities! "The FLEA MARKET idea is to attract as much attention as In the last three years further educa- possible" said L.U.U. Deputy President. tion academics have suffered cuts of tive Paul Hill. who will be backing the call. thousand of their numbers.

"N.U.S. are trying to make education 350,000 students now have no finan- an election issue." thought Paul. He con- cial support at all. siders that this action. the first national student outcry against the cuts for three 'Last Straw' sears, has come at a crucial time for the The last straw which will lead to direct Tories - their pre-election year - with action, long opposed by N.0 S. leaders, SEX GANG student votes a crucial percentage of the was the recent half-loan, half-grant electorate_ proposal which would again make higher education for a wealthy elite. Smaller colleges, whch might not be CHILDREN able to stage a full-scale occupation. may The response to the call has been good plus The Membrains have alternative demonstrations so far. All colleges seem to be planning arranged. Library vigils, work-ins. some form of action and Scotland is to f2.00 demonstrations at prominent town have its own demo to coincide with the buildings, even all-night discos will he London march. acceptable ways of making an impres- sion, rather than the traditional administration building occupation. JULIA KAY

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PAGE FIVE Oldies Suffer A full-time Welfare-Secretat1 is interest in helping overseas stu- that there could he similar suc- desperately needed at the Poly. dents has, he says, prevented cess with Welfare if the Pots Poly In theory all agree, but propos- him from being as effective as he would agree to provide funds. als have ground to a halt due to might have been in other areas. A gap clearly exists in services lack of funds. It is only through his efforts that at the Poly. John C.'regan was This year a breakthrough in the proposals will now be refer- complimented on the presenta- Welfare Policy came when the red to the Board of Governors tion of his case at the Staff/Stu- Union made it a priority for the next Monday for budget help. dent Services Committee on first time. The results were stag- A Welfare Officer would Monday, but still the committee gering. Overwhelmed with initiate and develop an efficient wanted to shelve the idea_ Priority enquiries on a multitude of service The subjects dealt with A Welfare Secretary seems to topics they have given advice on need specialist knowledge. be the ideal answer to all stu- grants. overseas student's prob- which takes time to build up in dent's problems. A Welfare lems, housing, social security., areas such as housing and over- Officer would mean a more bal- and covenants. Students, even seas student's problems. If the Mature students arc likely to suffer even more than school- anced Union able to fulfil all lecturers have learned their position were sabbatical then leavers from the spending cuts, according to the Joint Matricu- members' needs. As Mr. Crcgan rights and entitlements on a there would he no continuity. lation Board. says, "We have trapped a cer- large scale, but the service has "There should not he this con- tain amount of people's prob- At present, Leeds University students applying in this way. reached its limit and due to pres- stant loss of knowledge in an lems, but there is potential for Welfare Office expects to see for the coming academic year. sure is in danger of collapsing. area as important as Welfare." giving positive, concrete help to about half of all mature students This year. however. a new All believe more could be done says Pete Godwin. individuals with problems. So concerning their financial entry scheme has been intro- in this important area, but The Poly. has excellent coun- much could he done for so many arrangements. Lack of places, duced by the Joint Matricula- offices arc burdened with more selling, accommodation. sport- people at comparitively little increased competition and low tion Board for the small propor- casework than ever before ing, cultural. and entertain- cost." The appointment of a grants, according to one welfare tion of candidates over twenty- (what is more, sub-committees ments services. The recent Welfare Officer would clearly officer, have their most savage one who do not have format report that the Welfare Service appointment of an officer to be a great boost to the Student effect on mature students. qualifications. Their enquiries has not been heard of by the full develop Union bars and shops Union and the Polytechnic as a Those with family committ- are now answered directly by membership). The effects are has been very successful. It is whole. ments and family-related the particular universities con- showing in its other duties, strongly felt within the Union RUTH RIBI expenditure costs suffer most. cerned. rather than through especially political representa- and finance has now become a UCCA and other bodies. tion of members. This is detri- greater consideration for many John Garner, of the Civil mental to member's interests. mature students than actually Engineering Dept., who is Steps mut be taken to relieve obtaining a university place. Implementing this new scheme the reps, so they can concentrate TOO FEW The Joint Matriculation at Leeds University is receiving on other areas. The Union has Board, which comprises Man- about 4 to 5 phone calls a day been criticized for making little Student apathy struck yet again at last week's University Union chester. Liverpool. Leeds, Shef- from mature candidates. He has impact in its representative Annual General Meeting which was declared inquorate after field and Birmingham univer- received a total of at least 4(1 function in Poly local commun- about half-an-hour. The meeting was 31 short of the necessary sities fears that the cutbacks in applications already and 14 ity. NUS and nationally. When 500. but attempts to get more people into the Refectory failed. university places will reduce have been accepted to take the they attend meetings the reps The comfort of the 'Tetley Bar appeared too great. disproportionately the oppor- entrance exam. are not aquainted with informa- The meeting cannot be reconvened, but under the Union's tunities for mature entrants. In 1982, before the new tion presenting an effective case constitution, a 'Special Constitutional General Meeting' could The number of enquiries about scheme was introduced, Leeds or argument. be called to re-consider any constitutional amendments. This mature entry went up from University received a total of The major reason is lack of has never happened before, and since it requires 500 people to 2.000 in 1981 to more than 123 applications from mature time. Time devoted to Welfare. be quorate it is hardly thought to he worthwhile. President, 2.500 last year. and the board students who were unable to John C'regan, Deputy President Mary Cassidy said that she was 'extremely annoyed' by the expects it to go on increasing. matriculate normally. However. explained that it is difficult to outcome and has written a letter to the Acting Vice-Chancellor Despite. this, however, the it is too early for any direct com- tell a student they are too busy complaining about members of staff who arranged extra lec- number of successful applicants parisons to be made with this to help with their problems, no tures and tutorials and encouraged students not to go to the to one of the five universities year's figures. matter host important a meeting A.G.M. was 276 in 1982 compared with Despite this new scheme, is. Welfare is clearly taking up Ironically. the report on last year's A.G.M. highlighted the 280 in 1981. John Garner concedes that it is too much time preventing the good turn-out. largely due to a motion proposing an occupation Most mature students mat- still more difficult for mature research and update of material against the cuts. Motions to be discussed this year included a riculate normally through students to he successful in their essential in presenting a case. proposal of 'No Confidence' in the President and the creation UCCA. and according to the applications to universities, in Union President, Pete God- of a Sabbatical Education Secretary and a non-sabbatical Assistant Registrar of Leeds view of the limited number of win takes a personal interest in Accommodation Secretary. Outstanding motions will have to Universii%. Dr. Brooks, it is too places available. Welfare and is concerned that be re-submitted to the O.G.M. earls for there to be any indica- the Union is failing to meet the ANDY CLOUGH tions as to the number of mature SHAN A Wt)OLNOUGH needs of members. His special THE UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS To all Registered Students Election of Students to Membership of the Senate and other University Bodies

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A SPORTING PROFILE CHANCE L.U.U. Anti-Apartheid society organisers hope to convey a picture of what really goes on in South Monday night saw an encouraging start to the much Africa, a part of the world which they feel is not publicised L.U.U. Anti-Apartheid week. Despite the wintry weather and growing concern prominent enough in world affairs, despite its popu- over 'student apathy' a large audience attended the uni1r lation of 20 million. opening meeting of the campaign. a public lecture iii The main aim of this annual event is to give the on 'The case for sanctions and the Sports Boycott'. fie lion! most up-to-date information possible by showing recent films or organising talks by experts with The talk, organised by able to participate freely in first-hand experience of the South African situation. South Africa's non-racial sport." he said. It is hoped that the exhibitions in the Riley Smith Olympic committee and "The situation had been Hall, Refectory, Foyer, Union Extension and Par- the Anti-Apartheid soci- reduced to a 'for or kinson Court will have aroused interest and encour- ety was primarily designed against' debate, but this to educate students about just reduces the size of the aged people to attend the various evening events the the problems of black problem. It disturbs me society organises. • 'Unity in Actton", But is it really worth the hours of preparation and South Africans. greatly that people are Africa National Conference motto 1 he guest speaker was prepared to compete with effort? The organisers feel it most definitely is and were encouraged by last year's response to the Week Mr. Sam Ramsay, author a country which has an placed on the need for of Action, which took the form of high attendance at of 'Apartheid - the real appalling human rights Students to take a more the evening talks and films, continued keen interest hurdle' and a leading fig- record." active part in the anti- in the Anti-Apartheid society which has over 100 - ure in the movement to Mr. Ramsay continued apartheid movement with members, and even monetary donations. bol, con South African to stress that Britain was Mr. Ramsay claiming that often a base for 'Pirate This week-long event culminates in a play which sport, it was the actions of British Mr. Ramsay was adam- touring parties' and will be shown on Saturday, 12th February in the Students in the early sixties Riley Smith Hall at 7.00 p.m. The play, GOLD AND ant that South Africa attacked such rebel tours. which first led to the sports should not he allowed to particularly the West Filth, will be performed by the Ghanaian Theatre boycott - an example. he Group. re-enter the arena of Indian Cricket party, said. of what could be describing their activities There are plans for more talks and films and a international sport. achieved. "There is no way that as 'disgusting'. sponsored 'Soweto Walk' to raise funds for a school South Africa should he Great emphasis was DAVID KEEPE in Tanzania. TINA REVILL

J?\ 11:1 MRS PARK LANE Q4', to the Lewis Siva's*. OISS Weecilausa.G2 EDITORITOR blat.4% PREOCCUPATIONS / Ali contributions must be received Dear Leeds Student, ck_cfr , e. Sr, // by the Sunday before publication. First tins is not a criticism of your article on our occupation but just more information, i.e. this is 1 "'jar not the first occupation Park Lane Students Union has ever had. Also the College N A FTHL Union did not support our action, taken in defence of the Drama and Arts Courses. I must also WRITE ON stipulate that we only had support from the local NUS and not National NUS. The occupation was a success with us w inning the following demands, Dear Leeds Student, I am writing in my capacity as House Secretary to complain 1. That the future and standards and resources, nn the use of the cuts in our education system and about your centre page article on graffiti. I hesitated before of '0' and 'A' level courses on Hall and Wellington Street fight for decent grants_ In dos- writing as I realise that I will he seen as a kill loY if you choose Drama and Art are secure as the Annexe. mg I would like to give our to print this letter. However, 1 felt it was important that I Y.T.S. schemes are introduced. 7. That as of Monday 7th Feb- thanks to all those. who sup- should write, 2. That the Wellington Street ruary. 1983. The Hall (inclusive ported CMs as well as individu, The [mill* with the article is that it glorifies graffiti, imply- Annexe will not replace the rule of the auditorium) will be made als and also Trade Unions like ing that it is not vandalism, at a time when we are having a very of the Hall as a venue for '0' available for any 'A' or '0' level ASTMS. and the Bakers I /Mon. time-consuming and costly problem with graffiti in the Union level, 'A' level and Liberal Drama classes timetabled. Without their support we can- Building. Studies courses, but will he in unless alternative accommoda- not fight the cuts, and without us Slogans in Persian have been appearing, notably in the M.I addition ti r the Halt and made tion cannot he finind for classes showing solidarity with them in and outside the Limon bookshop. Also anarchists slogans just as accessible to the Drama Inconvenienced by the painting, their disputes they cannot win. have appeared on one of the building's murals. Department. and that as of 25th February a Wishing evervtint: lullite suc- Your article encourages people to continue this vandalism 3. That the C ()liege will do their similar arrangement will he cess in fighting the cuts. by scrawling their ow n graffiti on walls. I would like to point hest to ensure that Wellington made fur the Liberal Studies PETER CI1EUNG OW that any one w ho is caught writing graffiti, or damaging the Street Annexe Drama studio classes. Deputy President Park Lane l'nion Building in any way will he brought to Disciplinary will meet A.F.B. regulations for 8. That the Union he consulted S. . rihunal under Chapter A. para 2 (a) of the Union Constitu- 'A- level examination purposes. in the. form of a "Joint Consulta- tion. which allows people to he punished for the "wilful or 4. That the Principal will tive Committee Meeting" as negligent damage to, or loFA of Union property or property recommend that no action be regards any major change in a DRIVING under its or the 'S control.- taken against any person course or courses supplied by While I admit freely that graf- involved in the official action the College. The only way to TUITION DOVE fiti can be hoth amusing and taken by the Union. keep education a right and not a Special Student Courses interesting I would ask members 5. That the Principal will privilege is to take action against from f65. DOUBTS of the It n ion to refrain trom recommend the use of transport D o E Approved instructors Dear Leeds Student, writing on walls as we only have supplied by the Council bet- Dual control - lull one hour lessons Thank you for publishing my FEMALE to spend a lot of time and mono ween Wellington Street Annexe Pickup and drop service criticisms of P.J. Polyp's by now getting rid of it. and the Park Lane College. FUTURE Intensive courses available infamous -marxists feeding off Yours sincerely. 6. That the Principal ensures Details on request the dove of peace" cartoon, NI A RTIN BUTCHER adequate liaison between the Dear P.M. Dranslield and Co.. Individual lessons L7 per hour together with his reply. House Secretary Head of the Drama Department P.M. Dransfield's fears about Tel: Leeds 653911 I was disappointed that the a communist-like 'witch-hunt' inspiration trir the cartoon had JILTED JAMES arc indeed true — women are been merely an unidentified Dear Editor. organising themselves under- "Communist" giving out anti- Thank you for printing Malcolm Rispin's letter last week ground, in preparation for a government leaflets on a CND pointing out serious inaccuracies in your reporting of the major coup in the Houses of demo — 1 had assumed some- "Expression of No Confidence" in Mary Cassidy as President Parliament, top positions in thing more on the Icy el of John of the Union. You fail. however, to issue an apology for multi-national companies. uni- Cox gnawing a live bird during versities, law courts and news- printing a totally misleading article (...1 or to correct these 10111 I Mo.. gap in one of his talks on nuclear statements. paper organisations. Ift DS I N111, disarmament! Since the writing of that article both Mary Cassidy and John We will establish a feminist But if I could end the curies. Erskine have both pleaded guilty to the charge of failing to dictatorship, where men will not WOMEN pondenee on a more I raternal- :Abide by Union mandates and have been banned from stand- be allowed to go out unaccom- note 1 didn't really intend any ing, for election to future NUS conferences as a result. panied after dark. We w ill use STUDENTS personal attack on P.J Polyp. Further action against Mary by Disciplinary Tribunal. with their bodies tor visual enter- Fok Pi/ RS lir/ I who is ohs harsh, on the side of implications considerably more severe than it mere "Expres- tainments, mutilating them if the eood euys Most of us are sion of no Confidence- was referred hack by the Appeals the public so desires. Men will ID \ USE THE unio,oidably products of a Committee nut because Mary contests her guilt but because he forced to stay in the home all capitalist society. and we all she contests the powers of the Tribunal. Perhaps a reporter day scrubbing floors, taking val- MINIBUS need to %soils to develop the sort from Leeds Student should attend the next meeting. ium and washing soiled nappies. of ideas :Ind values needed to I demand an immediate apology and a statement of the Atter a few thousand years of II I SERVICE build a world without wars, correct tacts to date to Ix' printed in the next issue in a place that maybe men will be able to exploitation and poverty. similar to that of the original article (i.e. front page) of say that they're equal to women. Yours peacefully. 21 1.53. Signed, BARRY COOPER Yours. MIKE JAMES UPPITY WOMEN PAGE SEVEN

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CANDIDATE: JOHN JAMES CANDIDATE: JEREMY MINDELL Proposer: Jeremy Mindell CANDIDATE: ROZ EARP Seconder: Peter Whiteley Proposer: Phil Webb Seconder: Margaret Macrea Proposer: Steve Brown Who gives a toss about L.U.U.? Seconder: Ann Barrett Corruption galore - Stop itl • Not the 75% of students who never vote in Ultra vires payments - Axe! Most Students belong to at least one society, elections, or the 97% who never attend OGMs. Kick I.R.A. supporters out of the Union! through the Cultural Affairs Secretary the Union Why? Spend more money on sports! can more directly serve its members. More games machines! I have experience of the workings of the Union • Because the Union is not relevant to the vast and believe that there is great scope for develop- majority of students. It's time it was made so. For a cleaner, brighter Union: ing societies and sports clubs, and the facilities Put the YOU back into Union, * Vote well - Vote Mindell * available to them. VOTE JOHN JAMES 1 JEREMY MINDELL 1 VOTE ROZ EARP 1

CANDIDATE: AILEEN McLOUGHLIN Proposer: Paul Hill CANDIDATE: PAUL MORGAN Seconder: Ann Barrett CANDIDATE: STUART GALBRAITH Proposer: Denise Blanks Proposer: Guy Hollands Vote for a Candidate who: Seconder: Guy Hollands Seconder: Denise Blanks • Has proven commitment to campaigns against The job of Treasurer mainly consists of the day. The C.A.S. is responsible for all aspects of society cuts and closures. to-day running of Union services and their life in the Union. • Opposes a grants/loans system which improvement. As Union stage manager and Ents stage man- threatens open access to education. - I aim to see an increased range of food (particu- ager I believe that my experience and knowledge • Wants increased awareness of development, larly in the evenings), a refurbished Tartan Bar of the workings of the Union will be put to good arms race. environmental problems, human rights open 'til 1.00 a.m., and a revamped Debating use as C.A.S. violations. Chamber. • Official Labour Cluh Candidate But most importantly to oppose the cuts. For the best for YOUR society VOTE McLOUGHLIN 1 VOTE PAUL MORGAN 1 VOTE STUART GALBRAITH 1 MERLYN REES A DEMOCRATIC SOCIALIST ADAM LEBOR MEETS THE LABOUR M.P. FOR LEEDS SOUTH you like is the old guard You can't use hindsight. ernment is a Tory one, how Twenty years in Parliament have left their mark on did he see Non-Violent Merlyn Rees. Smartly but not snappily dressed, his against the new." and we couldn't do that. "As to the future of the Direct Action to prevent large. casually unrumpled figure exudes an aura of Damning Indictment Cruise Missiles being in- select committees, debates into the small hours and Falklands islands. a As for the Franks Labour Government stalled? shiny leather armchairs. report. Mr. Rees rejected would move towards the "If Mrs. Thatcher wins Mr. Rees is clearly one of Labour's .old guard'. criticism that it failed to you can't say 'foul'. We lie has no truck with Tatchellist revolutionary United Nations. Joint adequately scrutinise the sovereignty was still an can't find some extra- platitudes about 'extra-Parliamentary action', and failure of the Government parliamentary way." views Parliament as the method to achieve a changed option." to react to the Argentinian The conversation turned Irish Solution society. military build up. "We said Merlyn Rees' two decades in the corridors of to issues nearer home. Mr. As a legacy from his that the diplomatic and Rees' priority in the area power have not extinguished that burning sense of military fields did behave years as Secretary of State of education was for social injustice that often turns a young man's in ways in which you've for Northern Ireland. Mer- thoughts to a career in politics and the Labour Party. increased training for lyn Rees is under constant said. but what you can't say 16-19 year-olds. Not is that if they had acted dif- protection. What solution everything could be done did he see to the Irish ques- ferently the invasion in the first budget. Any wouldn't have taken tion. Tory implemented loan "Firstly there will not be place." scheme. though, would he "So what is the conclu- a British solution but an abolished. sion of the report." Irish one. You can't ignore "The conclusion is that Multilateralist a million protestants that the blame lies with the Was he a unilateralist? don't want to go into the Argentinians." • "I am against Trident, South. And you can't "Obviously it's the and Cruise Missiles being ignore half a million Argentinian's fault for based here, What worries Catholics most of whom do invading, but there is a me is if there is not a want to. The movement casual link between the Labour government forward will come in Ire- errors the British Gov- returned. In five years time land as a whole. ernment made and the fact it may be too late." Do you see a united Ire- that the invasion took His incaleulation with land? place then." Here hL the Parliamentary ethos "It cannot he imposed." agreed. was evident on the ques- What sort of idea did he "It say, quite clearly tion of Greenham Com- think might work? Here that we u.a% c the message mon and the Women's the wily politician in him that we weren't interested. Peace Camp there. Did he asserted itself. But the last paragraph of see it as fulfilling a func- "I believe that one day. the Franks report says in tional role? not by the route that any no way except with hind- "It got into the news- British politician can think • MERLYN REES Pic: Courtesy of the Yorkshire Evening Post. sight would it have made papers and that's a valu- of, the two parts of Ireland He still described him- such a way as to develop. any difference. I think it's a able thing to do. I would will come together one self as a socialist when I but I see no other way to damning indictment of doubt if the people living way or another. I wouldn't asked him "You once get power. no way at all. At government and govern- around Greenham Com- like to spell it out." described yourself as a the moment only 30%. of ments." mon agree. and at the end So he really didn't Democratic Socialist the populace would vote Did he accept it's a lack of the day it's they who put know? rather than a Social Labour." of linkage between evi- the cross on the paper. "I don't know, no." Democrat. How do you Still Mr. Rees remained dence and conclusion? "It We've got to convince the With that and a discreet see the difference?" an optimist. "It's an uphill says you cannot say any electorate. "O.K." the interview "I call myself a Democ- struggle. but I believe it further without hindsight. What if the next gov- ended. ratic Socialist because I can he done." believe in the Parliamen- "What position would tary System. That the you like to hold in the next Social Democrats did not Labour government?" call themselves Democra- "I would like to he the MEET tic Socialists is perhaps the coordinating minister bet- S • ike Milli best answer." ween the Industrial Clause 4 departments so as to quickly implement the Clause 4 he still regards A.E.S. (Alternative his nine civic, of as practical policy. He con- Economic Strategy). tinued, "I'm prepared to "How would you . , . or read take it as my belief. but I describe yourself, as right The your way don't believe that setting or lett wine?" I asked. up a series of Coal Boards -In so far as I believe Bedside into insomnia or Central Electricity that one can only move (lust P1ibitclit ,J) 14.95 Authorities is Socialism." slowly you can put me on Milligan' I put it to him that any the right. In terms that I true Socialist programme want to see 'a radical would ultimately involve a change inthc way society is transference of power to run you can put me on the Austicks Headrow Bookshop grass roots level. Mr. Rees left." agreed that Parliament would have to change. as it A New Guard had done over the last 15(1 He sees no place for the years, but it wouldn't vote Militant Tendency in the Wednesday 16th February itself out of existence. Labour Party, not solely- He continued, "if social- for reasons of ideology as km was just a matter of the much as their separate Welfare State. then there organisation. are others that can do Mr. Rees did agree that 1230 to 1.30pm equal') as well as us. It's a change was taking place deeper than that." in the Labour Party, at the On that the issue of a constituency level. "I've purely Parliamentary road not come across it in to Socialism the answer Leeds, but I believe that was clear. "People can there are real problems in c ustic sluzbooks behave and organise in London. Bermondsey. if THE REIGN PAGE NINE

The first 'Union of the Democ- brief interview with several "noSPAIN o'clock and hunger affects even ratic Centre' (UCD) I had on comprendo's" I was left to my the most dedicated revolutio- my address list proved to be own busine.ss. I thus directed nary, The man behind the desk more difficult to find than the myself to the party's National read the capitalist press and no U.C.D. members of parliament. Headquarters. This turned out matter how hard I tried. I could They had previously formed the to be an expensive but prison- not picture the wearer of the largest single party grouping in like building glutted with soft droopy moustache with his cup the Cortes, with 168 seats. seats, pre-Franco P.C.F. posters of Nescafe and packet of Marl- However, over the past twelve and a variety of pornographic borough leading the Spanish months Adolfo Suarez has left magazines (the Spanish Left workers to a glorious revolu- to form the 'Social Democratic undoubtedly appears weak on tion. Centre' (C.D.S.) and further the women's issue). I was pleas- Time passed very slowly and groups have also broken away, antly told to wait for five by three o'clock I was about to forming among others the gtve up on the bureaucratic 'Social Democratic Party' degeneraton of the P.C.E. when I P.D.P.) the 'Christian two black bearded men wearing Democratic Party' (P.A.D.) and leather jackets and neatly pres- the 'Spanish Liberal Party' sed designer jeans kindly pre- (P.D.L.). With the exception of sented me with a P.C.E. election the C.D.S., all were. or are, in ONE MONTH manifesto and a couple of their coalition with the right-wing AFTER THE worst posters. I thanked them popular alliance. After the 1982 from the bottom of my elections, U.C.D. representa- ELECTION, working-class heart and left tion was dramatically reduced to BOB MINSHULL them to their pornography. only twelve seats and they sec- VISITED SPAIN'S American jeans. multi-national ured a mere 73% of the votes cigarettes and coffee from the cast. MAJOR POLITICAL exploited workers of South PARTIES, AND America. ASSESSES THE GOOD FRIENDS The rich city businessmen of PROSPECTS OF the right-wing Popular Alliance The office . I visited shared EUROPE'S proved to be even more off- their quarters with an ICI hand, it that was possible. Smart branch: business and the. NEWEST suits. large cigars and generous U.C.D. are good friends but no DEMOCRACY helpings of quality brandy were longer the close allies they were in abundant supply. After what • The Cortes Spain's House of Commons. after Franco's death and the seemed an eternity of sign lan- subsequent accession of Suarez guage, Latin sniggers and a con- 106 seats in the election and over the other. As a P.S.O.E_ to office. Here I was given a stant change of police guards, I made it the largest opposition friend replied when I asked him further address, presumably the minutes, while posters of their was directed to an office where group in the Cortes. why Gonzalez has included U.C.D. central office. well-dressed leader Santiago might hope to find manifestos, non-socialists in the cabinet, From the outside it looked Carrillo, stared at me from posters and election program- IMPOTENCE "Well, it doesn't matter that like a huge sports complex. across the way. P.C.E. reached a mes. This hit proved easy — much if they are socialist or not. peak of twenty two seats in 1979 You see, we just want the best Posters of L.andelino they were expecting me. A cou- Unfortunately, as the Social but fell to only five in people to get Spain hack to work the U.D.C. leader were plas- this figure ple of crummy posters were Democratic Centre proved to be 1982 and Carrillo resigned soon again." tered on every inch of wall shoved into my hands and little more than a personal party after the disappointing election, space. Inside. however, it was responding to my request for a of the former PM. Adolfo He was replaced by a younger, deserted. The posters had all 'programa electoral' the old Suarez, the C.D.S. did not have PRAGMATISM more dashing, Gerardo Iglesias been taken down, swept into a man offered me a photo of the a central office in Madrid which who seems certain to maintain heap towards the rear of the ugly Fraga (leader of the A.P.) I could visit. In fact Suarez lost Spain appears to have shied the present Eurocommunist hall, and old Coca-Cola cups lit- on the hack of which were nine his seat and with only two mem- away from the path of confront- line. tered the floor. The impression I or ten political promises con- bers in the Spanish parliament, ation, and that kind of pragmatic received was that to all intents cerning their intention to give the C.D,S. is resigned to politi- attitude may be just what she and purposes the U.C.D. party 100% support to businesses, cal impotence. needs to help the vast numbers of was over. CAPITALIST privatisation, NATO and the My meeting ss ith the Socialist unemployed, to create a human- I arrived at the Communist Catholic church. Presumably Party (P.S.O.E.) was perhaps itarian social security system. Party (P.C.E.) branch as the People came and went but this is the political programme the most useful. not 'least to improve an archaic health police were leaving. After a most of them went: it was two that gave the Popular Alliance because we both understood service and to ensure the cn each other. Felipe Gonzalez trenchment of political dem- posters and the symbol of the ocracy. U.G.T. (the socialist trade union) adorned the rather grubby walls. and a bar in the corner created an informal. friendly atmosphere which nevertheless conveyed the sense of victory held by the party. P.S.O.F. increased their number of seats from 121 (30.56%h of the vote in the 1979 General Election) to an over- whelming majority of .201 sears (40.5%) in 1982. All the P.S.O.F. supporters that I met have one thing in common: they ek‘ are determined to become a Governmental rather than a socialist success. Not that the two arc contradictor, rather that one must he given priority

Photos courtesy of: ESPANA HOY and CAM BIO 16. Thanks to DAVE KEEPE & PAUL OSBORNE • Geraldo lnylesias, leader of Spain's P C E ,'111 Felipe Gonzalez: A speedy rise to the Premiership PAGE TEN

NF No Fun... Attila Awful... Animals Liberated...

acceptance, even idolisation, Boys which was talked over of white, racist youth cults. the chants of football fans. I needn't have worried. In This reminded me of Patrick The Twilight Boys, the young Fitzgerald's Backstreet Boys, skins' racist sentiments were although PF was running NICK FURBANK'S clearly shown to be a result of away from the mob whereas THE TWILIGHT BOYS' their insecurity. The trouble NF was in their midst. The Riley Smith Hall with the show was the unsub- climax of the evening was 'a Last year, Nick Furbank was tlety of its liberal message. controversial piece on glue known as Mick Furbank and Nick Furbank is a perfor- sniffing' - so the handout tells was touting his show Lament mance artist, for want of a me. of the Terraces. The new per- better classification. Unfortu- This type of performance formance once again con- nately, costume changes, can only be sustained by orig- cerns the skinhead sub- funny noises, masks, fuzzy inal thought on the part of the culture. guitars and fuzzy haired artist. Pretentious drivel, be it Before the show, I was wary guitarists do not an enjoyable well meaning, is ultimately a of this 'multi-media event' evening make. waste of time. For anyone because I'd been told that NF In the beginning was the wondering why Mick treated the highly political birth of the artist from behind changed his name to Nick, MF subject matter of racism in a big egg that looked like a just doesn't have the same what was meant to be an potato — Devo's original spud ring. apolitical manner. This invar- head? An effective piece was iably resulted in the passive The March of the Twilight ZIYAD GEORGIS MOVING HEARTS The Irish Centre

Moving Hearts, who? - I hear you say. They are a folk band. (Groan!! But wait, it's not all Real Ale and knitted jumpers). Normally when folk merges with jazz/rock, there develops a certain mediocrity Jet- hro Tull, Steeleye Span et al but Moving Hearts seem to have succeeded where others have failed. Mostly graduates of the superb Planxty, with names like Christy Moore and Donal Lunny, they have trans- cended from the romantic, rural Irish traditions and have realised the urgency of the • Pic. Mark L obloit situation in urban Northern Ireland today. Through the • Attila Pic Gelson Malumd media of rock, they are pro, Irish laws and Fool's Parad- pipes. The effect was incred- ducing some deeply positive ise, which retains the classical ible. fresh-faced titter and snigger ATTILA THE STOCKBROKER/ songs, putting Irish wrongs to Irish lyrical flavour within a Moving Hearts are a very at every 'rude' word. Why pay NEWTOWN NEUROTICS rights and still retaining that dominant rock rhythm, credible live band; precise, £1.50? Read the same in the 1984 Club, Warehouse. important universal rele- reminiscent of Van Morri- committed and with a toilet, or better still write your vance. son's new album. genuine intimacy with the own. Easy targets to knock The Warehouse was almost From the sentimentality The band, a group of highly audience. They deserved a down, it's been done before. empty and the atmosphere and nostalgia of Prosperous talented individuals in their better venue, but with the and better. I stood ten funereal. First on was the ten years past, there now own field of music, came Guiness flowing and sitting minutes and that was too unbilled Swift Nick. Two exists a positive anger which together under the guidance amongst an enthusiastic much. Vote with your feet. poems, lost of anger must be pumps out songs like of Lunny and Sinnot. audience, a good atmosphere Exit stage left a young man; ho hum, back Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Rus- Stratocasters play alongside was soon built up. to the fifties. Pass the valium, What about the Newtown sian Roulette, Irish ways and bouzakis, sax with traditional IAN GREEN it's all too depressing as he Neurotics you may ask? If tell us were all cliches — any you're that concerned, you room for self judgement? If should have gone to see for ANIMAL NIGHTLIFE bands around. So what if the left the stage on the crest of a you find this stuff meaningful, yourselves. Hmmm, sounds The Warehouse rhythms became more wave of sudden adulation you should buy a pine kitchen yummy, don't they? leaden towards the end of the before returning to double set, and who cared if the the blow with a second rendi- table, eat muesli and read the Let's end on a high note, a I suppose comparisons are sub-Coconut posturings of tion of the single. Guardian. Youth don't . have recipe for Mashed Potatoes: inevitable. As soon as Animal to wallow in self-pity, Musical 11b old potatoes, 1 2oz. but the females became stilted Nightlife (all nine of them) and tedious? Animal Nightlife Youth showing the way. ter. 2 tablespoons of hot milk, traipsed on to the miniscule M. W. DOUGLAS Next, Attila the Stock- salt, freshly ground pepper, Warehouse stage, they broker. I can't find him funny pinch of nutmeg (optional) seemed to consist of an He seems to revel in the Eng- Peel the potatoes thinly instantly recognisable land of hatred; wearing red, and .. (OK, ENOUGH, my (con)fusion of elements rang- white and blue round his neck recommendation is to get ing from Manhattan Trans- while enjoying the shaven SMASHIed) - Music Ed.). fer to the Kid and his heads, Union Jacks and Dr Mar- EGON IIONAY Coconuts. Worrying? Poten- tens of his fans. Hey Attila, tially, but when they began to intime Brick Lane's going to come play, such piffling considera- again. All I know is that tions were swept aside and neither your rants nor raves even the typically bland and nor cries of "fucking indifferent Warehouse mob Tories" will stop it If I heard were inspired to forget the disco you wrong then it's a real sub- posing and begin to dance. tle joke you made. 66 MERRION ST., MERRION CENTRE, The Animal Nightlife sound Pointless verse with gener- LEEDS 2. is completely danceable - a ous 'obscenity', see the refined, Creole(sic) blend of OPEN TUESDAY TO SUNDAY 9pm - 2am salsa. funk and jazz. 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'cool'

PAGE ELEVEN Dumb Damned... Soul's Swing... Pillows and Prayers...

SOUL ON ICE Widescreen (Red Rhino) Gary Chaplin, founder member of Penetration (ah memories), has been away PILLOWS AND PRAYERS nancy of Ben Watt and Eye- for quite some time. His new (Cherry Red) Records less in Gaza, to the sharp Six- band, Soul On Ice are again ties melodies of The Mis- aimed at the heart of our The sound of Young Kensing- understood and The Mono- silvery-black pop sen- ton, Cherry Red, rises to fame chrome Set. The busy guitars sibilities; and their debut with an outstanding collec- of The Nightingales (a recent release Widescreen certainly tion. Unlike many compila- 1984 Club act are offset by wings the target_ tion albums, several of the quirky humour from Attila the Based on the best of the acts on Pillows and Prayers Stockbroker, recounting the current pop traditions (if you are old 'pros', Kevin Coyne, activities of the "Wimpey Bar appreciate the paradox) — for instance, and Sixties mafia" who invites friends gentle funk rhythms, Psychedelists, the Misunder- home "for glue and the latest restrained power chords and stood. This gives the album a Exploited single". recurring guitar patterns, degree of professionalism Despite moments of art- which flow into an infuriat- which aids rather than school angst, amateurish ingly catchy chorus— this is a deadens the spontaneity of dirges, this 99p album (and highly melodic pop song. the newer acts. don't pay any more) shows Unhappily, the total effect Star of Cherry Red must be inspiration, talent, and sin- is spoiled by a rather muggy Tracey Thorn. Her clear, gers in control of their mater- production; clearly the ser- beautiful ballad, Plain Sailing, ial. Like the album cover vices of a Howlett or a Glos- amplifies the view that the design, this compilation is a sop are required. Nonethe- 1980's is the era of strong 'sex mosaic', a diverse mon- less, a most promising female vocalists. She sings tage of people's music for effort — even without Pauline! again in On My Mind, a song people. It can be summed up ROGER HOLLAND of Beatle-like simplicity by by Quentin Crisp in his Everything But The Girl. minute monologue at the end THE DAMNED Most of the tracks on Pil- of Side Two as "a coagulation Dozen Girls (Polydor) lows and Prayers comple- of... teenagers" making up "a ment each other, from the single unit of vital force" Dear 'My Guy', restrained and subtle poig- LUCY O'BRIEN I'm so depressed I don't know where to turn. You see I'm THE LORDS OF THE NEW gospel according to Stiv, and really fed up I've got per- CHURCH if the philosophy turns you sonality and I'm good looking Russian Roulette (Illegal) off, it's your loss. • Soul on lc- L, • Gary Caplu, (rugged and handsome). I've The Lords of the New I was an atheist, but Rus- also got a good sense of Church? Brian James no sian Roulette really is a reve- BROTHER 'Er AND THE COL- asks, just socialize while the humour and I play in a band. longer Damned and Stiv lation. A guitar line in the U2 'I LECTIVE EFFORT U.S.A. moves further and My current taste in music is Bators, ex-Dead Boy now Will Follow' mould, a chorus How We Gonna Make The further to the right? Any day mainly the keyboards sound resurrected, both turned as catchy as rabies and won- Black Nation Rise? now you could be under of the 60's like 'The Monkees' spikey Luis Palaus? Not quite. derfully shattered vocals cre- (Island 12") attack. Don't just dance and 'The Doors' but I quite like The 'New Church' is the col- ate as near-perfect a single as First released a full year throw something! Agitate! the early 70's sound of Elton Educate) Organize) lective musical voice of true a quid-plus demands. before The Message, this John's 'Pinball Wizard' and A resounding slice of rous- subversion to be created if Abandon any preconcep- re issued rap anthem achieves some Hendrix. ing radical politics, this is a media-inspired divisions are tions about this band — for classic status with contempt- I go out drinking occasion- compulsory purchase for all destroyed and the full power God's sake it's only rock 'n' ible ease. ally but my mate goes out the best record collections of youth unleashed (appar- roll so join the congregation Brother 'D' and his team every night (to the theatre and Set to Cheryl Lynn's Got ently). Joined by a former and Praise the Lords. challenge the supine movies). Nobody wants to go To Be Real, it is eminently Barracuda and an ex-Sham Number One with a bullet? attitudes of their fellow out with me. I asked a girl danceable and works its way 69'er, the Lords spread the MARTIN WILSON American blacks. Why, he once and she laughed in my into your bloodstream. Com- face. I really get angry and parable to, and as essential as feel like hitting someone Anarchy In The U.K. (Take That) but usually go out and get drunk instead: BUY IT. THERE IS NO (Mine's a Large One) or cut up EXCUSE. faces of girls in magazines and stick then back together ROGER HOLLAND with some pieces upside down (See the cover). My mate's got style and can MARINE GIRLS get off with more than ten Don't Come Back/You Must girls, I can't understand it. I Be Mad even started lying to him tel- (Cherry Red) ling him I go out with a girl. Alice, Jane and Tracey drive Don't get me wrong I'm not another nail of pop perfection jealous but I wish someone into my aching heart. would tell me what to do. I Tracey Thorn's song Don't feel trapped like an animal Come Back is a rather upbeat (Torture Me). put-down and good-bye, I get so desperate I have to complete with just the barest write songs about it. traces of doubt. Typically Rat Scabies, London. revealing, expressive lyrics — JULIE BRANDON an absolutely enchanting per- formance, You Must Be Mad heralds standard of all Marine Girls • The Dynamic Duo the return of the delightful related output, they have not SEETHING WELLS/LITTLE Bother — they don't water A-sided offering serves as a Marine Girl harmonies from lost the wistful charm of their BROTHER down their rant for the God of useful summary of the history Jane Fox, while Tracey near-amateur approach. An The Rising Son Of Ranting greater airplay. of ranting. It's good value, applies the rich tonal qualities excellent single by the mas- Verse (Radical Wallpaper) In my humble opinion, live consisting of five of SWells' of her continental vocals to ters (mistresses?) of modern Comparisons with John poetry readings are the rants and six of Little the surprisingly sophisticated mood music. There'll always Cooper Clarke are inevitable medium that suits these lads Brother's. accompaniment of a lone be a place in my heart for the when Rant meets John Lang- best. On record, much of Where do they go from saxaphone. Marine Girls. ford's musical dabblings SWells' urgency and L. here? Perhaps they'll be Despite the uniformly high ROGER HOLLAND meets the record industry. To Brother's comic touch are found bound in slim volumes at Smiths next.. be fair to the dynamic duo — lost. CREATION REBEL Peel's got nothing better to Nonetheless, this double SUE DENIM Crea- See Things Well and Littler Love I Cart Feel play. If this is typical of tion Rebel they are neither (Cherry Red) when the 'girl meets boy — taste the same in the mating creative nor rebellious. While I don't claim to be an MONOCHROME SET boy meets girl — boy and girl game", before ending the This is one of those records The Mating Game. (Cherry live happily ever after myth mock-harmonious chorus, that you neither love nor expert on reggae, I have Red) was at its height. The song reminiscent of a certain 60's hate; in fact the word which always been led to believe Now that it seems fashion- reduces illusions of romance TV theme tune. Ultimately, immediately springs to mind that music, and reggae in par- able to sing about love again, and sexual passion to the this song is rather like listen- is 'insipid'. While there are no ticular, should conjure up The Monochrome Set have point of absurdity by croon- ing to a group of small chil- obvious faults in the record emotions or reactions of replied with an unashamedly ing a series of apt monosyll- dren sneakily muttering all itself, it is rather lifeless, the some sort. This record fails to eclectic and light-hearted ables: the naughty, 'rude' words sort of record that appears on do either, although it would mockery of society's rituals of 'Thrust, thrust, hump, that they can think of. when an 'off' night — when John probably go down well at a sexual attraction. hump, squirt and slump*. mummy and daddy have disco for the stone deaf. The record begins with a The emptiness of all this gone out of the room. Culled from an album cal- Duane Eddy-type introduc- sexual activity is made clear get the chance to listen to it, led Lows and Highs, this tion, would you believe, and when they sing. 'Blonde, The Mating Game is not a it's quite pleasantly silly. single must surely he it's low- bops along nicely in a parody brunette or redhead, black, single I'd recommend anyone to est low. of Fifties/early Sixties pop, yellow or white — they all rush out and buy, but if you PERI STANLEY ISTVAN BERKELEY PAGE TWELVE

Bed-lam... Right Charlie... Runny colours...

there is plenty of romance around. For example, there is the stern, ambitious Dr. Simon August who can only overcome his fear of surgery YOUNG DOCTORS IN LOVE after he joins Dr. Stephanie Odeon Brodie on the operating table. But will Stephanie's mysteri-

89 Tired of bed-pan drama? ous ailment spell disaster for Relief is at hand... Young Doc- their plans? Will Angelo tors in Love is the cure for all Bonefetti, transvestite gangs- known soap operas ter, reveal all to his over Director Garry Marshall friendly doctor? Nobody had no pretensions towards gives a damn as long as it's artistic credibility with this funny. Some of the comedy one — the film's sole aim is to is. in fact, slightly laboured • Keep your clean hands oil me make the audience laugh. For and predictable. Yet the jokes 95 minutes there is a constant flow so quickly that there is accents of, horrible American tinual worried look was very barrage of one line gags. If little time for reflection. children. Nothing, that is, well captured by George you found Airplane! funny Young Doctors in Love is a apart from an apparently Wealthall, but I've a nasty then this is likely to be your straightforward, no holds human student, dressed up feeling that was because he taste as well. barred comedy, Certainly it is as a grotesque dog, who was always in great danger of Young Doctors in Love not destined to be as popular YOU'RE A GOOD MAN would have been better stay- forgetting his lines. sends up all the stock situa- as Blazing Saddles or Air- CHARLIE BROWN ing in his kennel_ tions and characters of hospi- plane!. the two most success- The Poly Theatre Group Leeds Polytechnic Union tal drama, Just as the cliched ful Hollywood 'spoofs'. There It is difficult to imagine how apologetically tell us in their Theatre Group emergency landing was is enough humour in the film Leeds Poly Theatre Group programme that "none of the ridiculed in Airplane!, so the to amuse most people, yet had the idea to turn the car- cast is actually six years old ... Leeds Poly Theatre Group life or death, one chance in a whether it rises above the toon into a musical in the first students like that are hard to describe their latest effort —a million operation gets the full Carry On Doctor films is a place - never mind going come by." After having seen show based on Charles treatment in this film. matter for debate. through with it. None of the this embarrassingly puerile Schulz' cartoon 'Peanuts' - As in all good soap operas FERGUS WALSH people taking part could sing, show, I'm beginning to as "an action-packed musical and acting ability was irrelev- wonder entertainment". I'm not sure with a noggin or two for it is that matter. Furthermore, I ant. Charlie Brown's con- MELISSA LARNER which of these claims is most snowing more than some- can see that many of thesmall untrue. what and, furthermore, it is so guys and little dolls are not The whole point of JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING the name of Ziyad Georgis cold that if I were uncouth interested in no Bible either. 'Peanuts' is, I suppose, that TECHNICOLOUR DREAM- comes over to me and I can enough to spit upon the The story is all about this guy the drawings of the charac- COAT see he has some sort of prop- pavement, the aforemen- Joseph who falls out with his ters and the incongruously Grand Theatre osition to make. tioned spit would hit the said brothers but eventually philosophical and adult Now, the story I am about to "Ambrose", he says most pavement with a clatter. makes it as number two to the observations that they make tell you begins one afternoon heartily, for he is that kind of I take my seat in the circle top guy in Egypt, a guy called are quite 'cute' . There is when I am hanging around person, "I have the perfect job and find myself surrounded Pharoah. This young Joseph absolutely nothing less cute the offices of this august for you, for I know that you by a lot of small guys and little also has somewhat doubtful than a group of apparently journal. I am just doing are a guy of great critical dolls who are screaming a lot sartorial tastes (even worse adult students, dressing up nothing and harming no-one insight and, furthermore, I and have runny noses and than those of my good friend, as, and badly imitating the in particular when this guy by also know that you never in have ice-cream in their hair . Mr. Ziyad Georgis) and he your life turn down a free tic- This is causing their ever- tends to wear very colourful many find irresistable. ket to anything, not even one loving mamas and papas to overcoats. Jon's band provided two that gets you into a March look very harassed and, As I stumble homewards, I sets with a wide variety of Violets gig". So saying, he indeed, several of the papas recall that I am owed a favour material. Particularly remark- gives me a ticket for the show are giving up and heading for by Harry the Horse and able was the final number of which I am to see that even- the bar. resolve to have him put the the first set, Jon blowing ing. I am not very impressed frighteners on Mr. Ziyad JAZZ ROOTS across his tenor reed and Well, as Ziyad Georgis with this show (I guessed, Georgis should that gentle- Jazz-Soul-Funk-Blues Society enjoying a sympathetic says, I am never a guy to Ed.) that I see because I am man ever threaten to send me It turned out alright on the communication with the refuse a free ticket and so. told it is taken from the Bible, to see such an event ever night. As Jon Taylor's Jazz other members of the band later that evening, I am head- and as a little guy I was never again — free ticket or no free Roots set upon stage. Sounds on Fender Rhodes keyboard, ing over to the Grand Theatre much impressed with the ticket! of Ronnie Laws filled the Tar- rhythm and bass guitars, per- and wishing that I am at home Bible, nor any other hooks for AMBROSE HAMMER tan Bar. venue for the newly cussion and drums. formed Jazz-Soul-Funk-Blues The club meets again on the screen on at the Ware- Society brand of noise, all of Society. Not just 'Jazz', Valentines night (Monday, house on Thursday night. whom can be expected to because the term is often mis- 14th February), featuring (S)He is the star of John Wat- play near you in the near interpreted and controversial local band Snake Davies ..., ers' Pink Flamingoes and future. (no bad thing). There is a lot of together with a disco Andrew Lynch's Alternative Last but not least, Vince music being written in the specialising in Funk, Soul and Miss World and countless Berkeley has a Monday night Jazz idiom, which con- Jazz sounds. The society is other films too numerous to residency at the Central Park, trasts with the 'mainstream'. hoping to attract many more mention - that means I can't An all inclusive package of varying from the contempla- members who will make use remember (for the non- flight and ticket can be tive ballads exploiting the of the reduced entry fee to Egonophiles out there). booked through the travel acoustic qualities of instru- club nights and trips to Nick Toczek. the poor per- bureau. ments, to the more electric national music events etc. son's Elton John, has finished Needless to say, there'll be and rhythmical Jan which PETE WARD DiEgo de Vega with the Warehouse, can you nothing on at the University: blame him! Sunday's gig of although they very consider- It has come to my attention Punilux and Little Brother is ately are giving all and sundry that amEgos in Leeds have off. On Tuesday at Bran- plenty of time to get their tick- missed my what's on guides. nigans, where his Club 1984 ets for the second gig of the There didn't seem any point will be moving, he shall play Fun Boy Three. Watch The FREE in doing a nothing's on guide. host to The Lurkers and their Tube for the first. For those of you who know of sub-Ramones sub-punk sub- As for the de Vega, I'll be nothing better to do than fol- thrash played to sub-humans - staying at home watching low the instructions of some- if you turn up. T.V. as none of the above MINIBUS TO one who holds you in com- plete contempt - here (Elgoes The major event of this week, last week and next week, for that matter, is the THE BOSTON Royal Wedding Gift Exhibi- tion at the Civic Hall. Only those of strong dispositions or no sense of smell are DINER recommended to enter the room with the wedding cake and edible presents. For the more sensitive amongst you, let Ego elabo- rate on coming gigs. At the HAPPY HOUR Odeon is the epic film about the late great Indian states- • Arnazul man and hunger striker. His Saturday sees Amazulu rubbish appeals to me. 5.30 - 7.30p.m. life-story (My Tummy's)Gone, (who? I hear you say) play the Remember suckers, where Dear is all about the effect of first Poly gig of the term. Ego goes, Leeds'll be led - I lasting on his stomach. Thursday brings the Sex hope that doesn't mean that In contrast, in the Mama Gang Children to these my living room will be full of COCKTAILS £1 Cass corner - I mean big and shores. They are purveyors of sycophants all week. fat not dead and rotting - is the Birthday Party/March Vio- Divine, the transvestite star of lets/Sisters of Mercy/Danse DIEGO DE VEGA

PAGE TiffItl•FN Good God, Ghandi... it's a dog's life...

GHANDI a few. Even Bernard Hill (Yos- The story begins in South Odeon ser Hughes) puts in an Africa in the 1890's when If the word 'Mahatma' means appearance. Mohandas Ghandi, educated Great Soul in Indian, then the The film opens by declaring in London, is made aware of name Ghandi must mean its aim. It is not an historically the inferior standing of Great Shame in English. For. accurate documentary in the Indians. His burning of South it is a great shame that the 'The Life and Times of ...' African Government passes pre-publicity for the film has mode as it would be imposs- soon after this is the initial already raised it to such an ible to retrace every step that step on the road to 'cause a elevated status. Ghandi took in that infamous good deal of trouble'. General Various critics have refer- walking style of his. Instead, it Smuts realises the potential red to Ghandi as 'a master- is a piece of cinema which danger, calling him "as piece','a monumental piece portrays his non-violent shrewd a man as any you may of film-making', and 'a mas- attempts to win indepen- meet" and his opinion gains terwork of the cinema'. Unfor- dence for India. credibility by later events. tunately, this type of Sir Richard Attenborough, After numerous imprison- unbounded and excessive the Producer and Director of ments in both South Africa praise tends to set up certain the film, displays his ability to and India; after seemingly • I spy with my little eye expectations in the cinema- handle crowd scenes (of endless bloodshed; after goer In my case these expec- which there are plenty) from many years of struggling tations were unfulfilled and the outset. The assassination against the adamant British, Movietone newsreel) with sion — the scene just prior to the film failed to live up to its and funeral of Ghandi (for he finally achieves indepen- ease and dexterity. it will chill you to the bone and high reputation. which some 300.000 Indian dence for India in 1947. He is The editing of the film (by leave you feeling cold. It is, however, undoubtedly extras were used) serves as reserved about accepting the John Bloom) also adds great If you go to the film expect- a very fine film with some the means of re-telling his title of Mahatma but it is weight to its impact. Scenes ing magnificence, you may excellent acting and direc- story. Three hours later, the made clear that the people of noise, violence and killing only receive mediocrity tion. The extensive cast list scene is re-shown and is (Hindus and Muslims alike) abruptly cut to ones of sil- Ghandi is super rather than reads like a Who's Who of the equally, if not more, impres- regard him with the deepest ence, passivity and peace and superlative. It just goes to acting profession. If Ben sive. respect. vice versa. The effect drives at show that you should not The film shifts in location Kingsley (half-Indian himself) Ghandi's final words of the nethermost depths of always believe what you read (South Africa, India. London) is the star of the film as Ghandi, "Oh, my God" as he is shot in one's heart. I can assure you in the papers! then clustered around him the chest are spoken with a and in narrative technique that you won't need an ice are constellation upon con- mixture of incredulity and (progressive events to cream during the intermis- PAUL BROMLEY stellation: Edward Fox, Can- pathos by Ben Kingsley These words will remain firm dice Bergman. Sir John Giel. PLAGUE DOGS cause many a tear to be shed scantly used in the film is the in your mind and haunt you gud, Trevor Howard, Sir Odeon by animal lovers and anti- juxtaposing of the scientists' Michael Hordern, to name but long after the film is over. vivisectionists everywhere. voice with the dogs' point of Plague Dogs, adapted from Rowf and Snitter embark view so that, in effect, the the Richard Adams' novel, is a upon a fight for survival on humans are continually con- beautifully animated film the bleak English landscape demning themselves from which, nevertheless, left me after they have escaped from their own mouth. wondering at the end what Coniston Animal Research Understandibly, however, audience it is aimed at. Centre in the Lake District. nobody is willing to take Too brutal and foreboding Here, they have suffered home to their firesides, two for Bambi fans, the film may appalling cruelty in the name dogs who are suspected of at the same time be rejected of 'science'. having contracted the plague by adult audiences as a chil- Like all the best animated whilst escaping from Conis- dren's film. This is simply films, the method employed ton. It is only with the gui- because the genre is anima- in the attempt to make audi- dance of Tod the fox that they tion whilst the story is centred ences become 'deeply' and learn the hard fact of self- around two talking dogs. As a 'emotionally' involved in an preservation — kill or be kil- result, although it has a PG animal story, is to bestow all led. certificate, Plague Dogs is a the creatures involved with No flying elephants or film which will probably lack human characteristics. This is happy endings in this film. the universal appeal of E.T. also a process which, in the Cartoons have certainly and find itself — in terms of case of Disney films, afflicts changed a lot since I was a audience partiality — floun- all creation with American little girl dering in No Man's Land. accents. This cruelty, the Nevertheless, Plague Dogs dogs are thankfully spared. is certainly a film which may A device which is con- ALEX CANFOR-DUMAS N Calverley Street THE TRANSCENDENTAL LEEDS MEDITATION Monday 21 Feb 7-30pm TECHNIQUE as taught by PLAYHOUSE Lecture by KURT VONNEGUT plus the film MAHARISHI firaNcousrMERCHANT )'AIRY PRI.X.X.C.11(rt; , LAST CHANCE TO SEE of his book. 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PAGE FIFTEEN Sport IP Sport • Sport •Sport • Sport • Spot ONCE IPPON A TIME JUMPING JIVE The British Universities and Polytechnics Judo Championships at Crystal Palace can be a LEEDS UNIVERSITY SKI CLUB nerve-wracking experience for those unused to competitive fighting. In the light of this, a Leeds University Ski Club are entering the English and total of eight medals is an impressive haul for the joint University and Poly judo club. In the men's individuals Poly 1st dan black belt, Neil Fletcher was faced with top-class Welsh dry Ski slope championships to be held this week opposition which included the world student champion Neil's experience, skill and fitness in Uxbridge. They are hopeful of a good result and certain of some committed performances from their team. paid off and he fought his way to a silver medal in the Poly event and a bronze in the Poly and University combined Unfortunately, University competitors Murray Chapman and Gary They may however, be up against unbeatable opposi- Mason were rather less successful; all Gary had to show for his efforts was a nasty groin tion if the Norwegian contingent of star skiers currently strain which sadly kept him out of the team competition the following day studying at Manchester University turn up. There is still time however for improving techniques and no doubt JUDO CHAMPIONSHIPS mance was highlighted by a ssie seotoshi (hip throw) for the ski club will be making use of the present weather couple of good individual per- ippon. conditions for a bit of extra practice. Sunday's competition was formances. Due to illness the women DERMOT QUIGLEY notable for an excellent per- Leading off was Murray were only able to field one formance by the Poly team, Chapman who rather disap- player, Gill Hughes. She who fought Jordan Hill for a pointingly lost on a hold- fought well, in the under- 66kg bronze medal. Leading off down. He later made up for it, category, but was a little off- was Gerard Paver who, from when, selected for the North- form and won only one of her a swift foot sweep pinned his ern Universities team, he three fights. opponent down in kesagan- came away with a silver Leeds travelled back on tame. He was pleased to medal. Andy 'Chopper' Cush- Sunday night fairly content make up for the previous ing shamefully submitted with the performance, though round when he was smashed under a tight hold-down, and the standard of refereeing into the mat for ippon later admitted that the alter- was very disappointing. (10-point out-right win). native would have been Thanks must to to coaches Neil Fletcher, who gave at maintaining the pattern of the Nigel Clines and Terry Garrett least two stones away to his weekend by chucking up. for their support this year. vicious opponent, won when Paul Heffron, though, put up SUE RYLANCE • Robert Moore airborne Pic J Hooke. his superior skills forced his an admirable performance, opponent to concede a keikoku and would have secured vic- (7.point penalty) An impres- tory had he managed to main- THE ORACLE sive seionage (hip throw) saw tain his hold-down beyond Athletics The pride which Durham exude in their educational trad- Grant Reid through and the finishing bell. Despite the cold weather the itions is only tempered by the resentment they feel at Brendan McCambridge com- It was a round fraught with Universities track runners being third to Oxbridge in the University hierachy. The Leeds team knew from the moment they stepped pleted the string of victories 'nearlies', and Justin Free- off the have come out of hibernation coach they were up against a team oozing with irritating with a hold-down. Unfortu- man came close to pulling off with a considerable degree of confidence. Even the olde worlds architecture and nately, Denzel Jones was a win against his black belt success in recent weeks. imposing medieval castle gave the place an air of unable to make it a clean opponent. The team hero Welsh international Garath superiority. slate, giving in to a strangle. must have been Andy Com- Brown has been the most Yet despite the odds wags muttered into their Tet- The University perfor- ber who pulled off an impre- impressive with a fine indoor against them the Leeds team ley's bitter "Tha referees got 800m win at Cosford and set off at a rate of Knotts that more bloody neck than a selected to run for Britain in would have sunk the Falk- swan". "Ay", replied the sec- the match against East Ger- land's fleet. Putting together a and "And if 'ee sticks it out many. string of intricate passes they any more I'll wring it till the Phil Whitney has also created - dare I say - "oceans pea falls out of his blorry started the season well with a of space" to exploit whistle". win over 3000m at Notting- The Durham centre- backs Even as these words were ham, followed by the fastest were not so keen about being uttered, the free kick individual time in a4 x 1,500m this claim to sovereignty and was hoisted into the Leeds relay at Harrogate last week; headed off all the initial area. Aided unscrupulously Bill Taylor finished the first danger with a Frank report 'rya freak gust of wind which blew leg in second place behind from their own guns. and turned up its nose at the the Armed Forces, but after As the game progressed muddy players to float the Dave Beeson had given the the teams became locked in a ball all the way into the Leeds University the lead, Whitney battle for the territory in the net. The players couldn't and Colin Lancaster went on midfield. Lavelle was a believe it If the gods listened to establish the University as Gazelle and Birch had several to supplicants today they Britain's fastest team over the of his famous long range would surely have heard the distance this year. canons bombarding the goal. oaths being uttered by the Arthur von Devonshire was But Durham were emulating Leeds team. Had they been third in the 40m dash at the their medieval descendents Greeks they would have sent same meeting! and were a veritable bastion, to the oracle of Dephi at once • Neil Fletcher Pic Sue Rylance inpenetrable and to ask why fate had been so from the athletes of Trinity unpeturbed. cruel. and All Saints College. In the second half with the Leeds however, have no X-Country Despite a magnificent effort wind and rain becoming need to go so far, for in NETTERS in again winning the Poly more fiercely vociferous the Antonio Costante, they NETBALL The University cross country Ladies Championship, the Leeds siege was reaching a already have the oracle of team travelled to Stirling, Poly team generally seemed crescendo. football. But when consulted Leeds 34 Scotland, for the annual spin to be out of training, and con- However Durham survived all he said was "If God were Durham 17 around the course in the sequently lacked stamina. and in the last minute were good he could be better." And then added through the tears B.U.S.F. championships at JEREMY SAYNOR awarded a very dubious and Battling against arctic condi- the weekend. disputed free kick by the whis- "We've been robbed." tions, the Leeds netball team Misfortune struck the well tle happy official. Two old DON QUIXOTE achieved yet another crush- prepared plans when one Hockey ing victory (what another? Ed.) mini-bus broke down on the yes, another. This time Scottish border. Driver, Paul Leeds Univ. IX 1 when out-psyching the goal- to lose would be to dishonour against a tough well drilled Whitney, usually reliable, Wakefield H.C. 0 keeper and both umpires but Ms. Carpenter. Leeds cruised Durham outfit. showed that his speed had ultimately he missed the goal into an 8-0 first quarter lead, Many attacks were initiated been dented both by the tiring Leeds started somewhat completely. to the strains of 'We've Only deep within the Leeds journey and a superb 1,500m unsteadily but soon started to This win will be a signific- Just Begun'. defence where tight marking at Harrogate on Thursday. play open, well supported ant factor in preventing The interplay of the Leeds by Killer Riley and Dynamic The pressure was therefore hockey. Penetrating runs relegation. attack was as smoothly har- Dermy persistently denied monious as the production of on Mike Ball, who produced a were made by all the for- JEFF WOOLLATT the Durham attack of shoot- fine run to be the first runner wards but a goal remained 'Close To You'; the midfield ing opportunities. home for the University. elusive until Rob Bilsland col- was as bouncy and exhuber- Once again the invincible Experienced runners Colin lected the ball from Dave Bird TEARFUL ant as 'Mr. Postman'. combination of Legs and Lancaster and Tim Press- and flicked it past a flailing Just before half-time cap- Huw Davies was forced to Jayne dominated the attack- wood coped well with the Wakefield keeper. It was not LACROSSE tain to Love' after ing third, feeding the ball into testing course, but first years long after that Tibble, after Cheadle 'C' 2 say 'Goodbye the shooting area with out- Mike Leigh and Robin Hudson 'educating' the umpire and Leeds Univ. 20 discovering that his favourite standing accuracy. Mean- found their resources consid- surrounding players pro- stick was irreparably broken. while, Scott's staggering erably drained by the tough ceeded to practice his footbal- The unexpected death of Superior fitness started to shooting skill stunned the conditions. The 'A' team race ling skills and took an Karen Carpenter came, I am show in the last period, and opposition as she co-ordi- was won by ex-Leeds runner enforced rest behind the sure, as a severe shock to us Leeds scored five more goals nated impressively with Fergal Turnbull. Leeds goal. all; the Leeds Lacrosse team to finish the game 'On Top Of Maddock in the circle, totally In the 'B' team race Steve The second half was one of also shared the nation's grief. The World'. After the game it outwitting the Durham Walkers ran well in his native stout defensive play organ- A stirring tribute, in the form was agreed that Roundboy defence. country. There was also a ised by the steadfast Al of a medley of the Carpenters Kevin Hubbert had had an Not the most memorable good performance from Groves. Late in the second greatest hits, was sung in the unusually fine match and that etch but a good solid team Stuart Dick who coped well half a penalty flick was Pack Horse at lunchtime mov- Martin Jones, with his wil- effort, and yet another scalp with the icy and slippery awarded and Norman Hughs, ing several customers close lowy, almost anorexic figure under the Leeds belt. course. Great Britain captain and vet- to tears and others close to and long dark hair most resembled Karen Carpenter. 'BUTCH' The team was well sup- eran Leeds University player, the door. Our Netball Correspondent ported by fine performances gave his old club good service The general feeling was that HUW DAVIES ▪

PAGE SIXTEEN Shoes!' Disco anoints niggled beer promo- NATURAL DISASTERS CLUB W.0.14.T. tion Late bar C1.00 non-members I90p Brannigants Tuesdays, 15th February. THE Picket outside Town Hall. Tuesday, 15th members LURK ERS C2.50 February, 10.00 a m. • 3.00 p.m. LUUMC VIDEO DISCO Wednesday 16th Pub run to the Royalltv. UPZONE VIDEOTHECIUE In the LUU Double Bar 7.30- 12.00 Late bar Cheyin. Friday, 18th. Leeds NUMC Naviga- Doubles bar, Saturday, 12th February. 8.00 Admission 75p or 50p for Music for the tional Scatter. p.m. onwards. masses members. Saturday, February WORKERS AGAINST RACISM WEEK OF CAV'S PANCAKE PARTY DATELIFebruary, RBLT 7.00 p.m Members 20p. 12th. ACTION Tuesdays. 15th February, 7.30 In the com- non-members 5012. Also meeting in the Lit- GEOGRAPHY AND GERMAN SOCS February, 14th 20th. Leeds University mon room - FREE cider, pancakes 'n' stuff. tle Park. 8.00 p.m 17111 February . Valentines Disco. Tuesday, 15th February Monday, February, 14th Video and discus- All for only 75p at the Merrion Suite, from 8.00 p.m. • 1 00 -'All immigration controls are racist' Cinema POUT1CS SOC FILM sion LABOUR CLUB WOMEN'S CAUCUS Apartheid insideioutside, Tuesday, 15th a.m., tickets 60p each from members of the Leeds Poly - Tuesday. February, 15th Meeting on feminism and socialism. 1.00 committees. Video and photo display. Saturday, Febru- p.m Monday. HYDE PARK 17520451 February LT21 RSI3 Members 30p, non. ary, 19th, Dortmund Square street meet 14th February, Women's Until Saturday, Harrison eord in Blade members 50p MATHS CLUB DISCO Centre. Late ing 11.00 a.m till S.00 p.m. 'Fight State Runner. 8.30 and Steelyard Blues. 6.50 Double Bar, Friday. 18th February racism' Sunday. February. 20th Mass peti• SOVIET JEWRY ACTION GROUP , 60p non-members, 30p members. Late Show tonight at 11.00 p.m., Malcolm bar. honing throughout Leeds 'Defend Basil AGM, Monday 14th February, 1.00 p.m. McDowell in Lindsay Anderson's IF. TEXTILE SOCIETY Gwatidso. no more deportations'. Halal House. Late Show Saturday. 11,00 p m., James 'Pink' Valentines Disco. Monday. 14th Feb- Dean on East of Eden. ruary, 830 p.m • 1 00 a.m Senior Com- LUU MUS1C SOC CONSERVATION VOLUNTEERS Chamber choir and Chamber orcheatra Task .1t3rethojeFaenbuartirogoyn Kokstalt Sunday for 6 days (excl. Wednesday). Theatre mon Room. Members 50p, nonmembers Hill. Sun- concert Handel -Zadak the Priest' Vivaldi's day, . Sting, Dienhoon Elliott in Brimstone and 70p. Tickets on sale in man-made fibres Sign up on Treads, 8 45 and The Town That Dreaded Gloria and Anthems by Purcell. Wednes- noticeboard building foyer at lunchtimes. day, 16th February. 7.30 p.m. Clothwor- Sundown, 700. WORKSHOP THEATRE W. YORKS. CONSERVATION TRAINING Wednesday Special, Mick Jagger in Per- Studio, Emmanuel Institute. Amba a play ECONOMICS SOCIETY kers Hall. £1.00 Members 75p. Tickets at COURSES formance. 8.45 and Portnoy's Comptsint, based on an Indian myth. 15th-18th Febru• Disco at Marlines February 17th. Tickets the door. Hedging 5th • 61h March. Woodland man- 7.00. ary, 7.30 p.m from committee members. BRAZIUAN CARNIVAL agement 19th - 20th March, Footplates Next Week. The Graduate and Midnight PLAYHOUSE (442111) ANOTHER FUNKTAST1C DISCO Saturday. 19th February. To bring the Por- 23rd - 24th April. Fencing 14th - 15th May, Cowboy. Until February 12th. Un Brush Avec Lea In the University refectory_ Friday. 18th tuguese speaking weekend to an exciting 11th 12th June. See Conservation Volu• DISCO! licenced her end food. niec- tears noticeboard COTTAGE ROAD (7516061 Gannett. 7 30 p.m. February. 9.00 • 2.00 a.m. Organised by close. for details. From Thursday. Spielberg'S E T., 1 50 From 17th February to 12th March, Tom LUU Nigerian Soc - more details soon. es on the door 50p STUDENT CND DEMO 5.20, 8.00 Sunday 1.50, 4 45. 7.40 Jones, 7.30 p.m except Tuesdays 8.00 SRI LANKA SOC SPORTS DAY Saturday 12th February, Coach leaves Friday Late Show, More American Graffiti, p.m. No Sunday or Monday performances. 13th February, Sunday, 12.00 • 6.00 p.m. Beckett Park 8.00 a.m City Site 8.10 a m. 10.45. Matinee 12th March, 3.00 p.m. the Old Sports hall PARTY afterwards - Reserve seats in Exec Office You know it makes sense. LOUNGE (751061) GRAND OSA lounge Magic show and games start- Misc. ing at 700 p.m Thursday 10th for 2 weeks. Tron, 6.40. Tuesday 15th to Saturday 19th. Spike Mil- LUU PAKISTAN SOC ligan, 8.00 p.m, also Michaet Bond's Pad- 8.10 CHILE AND LATIN AMERICAN SOLIDAR- ECONOMICS SOCIETY Pakistan Week Exhibition - 10.30 a m • dington Bear Magical Musical, 2.00 p m Presentation by Arthur Anderson and Co. 3.30 p.m Monday (Tuesday, In Union TOWER 1458229) and 5.00 p.m ITY COMMITTEE MEETING Thursday 10011 for 2 weeks, Tree, 2 50. Committee Room A LUU Friday 11th Feb. 'Benefits and Risks of computers in busi- Extension. Delicious food on sale at lunc Sunday. 13th February. The Dubliners. 5.25, 800 LCP 7 10 ruary, All welcome. ness'. Thursday, 17th February, 5.00 p.m. home. Wednesday/Thursday - Parkinson 7.30 p.m. in Crabtree lecture theatre (Meth Eng) Court. a much larger display. Evening ABC 1 (451013) This Friday, Opera Mozarts Magic Flute. MUSIC SOCIETY WINDBAND REHEAR- Everybody welcome, free nutlet events fall at 7.00 p.m.l Monday. ET., 1.45. 6 30.7 15 Saturday, Opera - Sweetie. SAL. Mushaire ECONOMICS SOCIETY An evening of Urdu poetry. R.H. ABC 2 At 5.00 p.m. In the Great Hall Monday, Evans Lounge, Union Building. FREE. An Officer and a Gentleman 14th February All windplayers welcome. Annual dinner at the Oragonara. Friday, 25th February, 7.30 p.m. Sherry reception, Tuesday Video film, 'Pakeetza' Union ABC 3 PALESTINIAN SOUDARITY COMMITTEE Extension. Entrance 50p. Talk by Test Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid, 1 40 :3 45, five-course meal. Late bar and disco. Tick- MEETING ets £8.50 from Committee members, Cricketer, Mushtaq Mohanrunedand video 8.55. Committee Room A - Tuesday. 15th Feb- of Pakistan TV drama 'Ankahi' Union ODEON 1 (430031) ruary, 6.30 p.m. NETWORK 4 Extension. FREE Thursday - talk on Islam Discos After one news and arts reviews prog- Dust. LCP 2.00, 4.45, by Dr 1" Zak). Houldsworth Schnol it B. This week. Heal and BICYCLE COMMUTERS CLUB 7.40_ ramme. Mondays and Thursdays on T.V.'s Friday - Cultural evening R.H Evans, Meet Leeds City Council, to discuss the in the Union. lounge. Members 25p others 75p Next week, Ghandi. planning of cycle ways in Leeds Every ODEON 2 DEVONSHIRE HALL Valentines Disco. Friday, 11th February Wednesday. 1.30 p.m. to 3.00 p.m. in the WOMEN'S CENTRE °Li CLUB Young Doctors in Love, 2.30. 5.05. 7 45 Weekly Discussion Group 5.00 p.m. Tues- ee Free Punch, late bar. Entrance 80p Institute 01 Transport Studies Leads is looking for new ODEON 3 day. 15th February, 'Is the Women's members of any standard to play on Wed- Bronx Warriors, 2.25. 3 55, 7.15. JAZZ-FUNK•SOUL SOC LEEDS UNITED SOC Centre Sexist?' IWith pancakes). Women's nesday afternoons. The cost is cheap and THE CARNABY CLUB presents Dr. Monday. 14th February, Tartan Bar 8.00 Committee meeting, Committee Room C. Action Group: Every Wednesday Lunc- transport will be provided. Why not 700 p.m., monday, 14th February come Strangelove starring Peter Sellers. 16th p m 'Snake Davis and His Alligator htime. along and try. Meet 1.00 p.m. at Info Point,

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