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A HIGH-rankingS Leeds By MATT GENEVER He was later forced to resign University manager has been university when he committed from his position. A convicted of the indecent the offence. On Monday a spokesperson from Leeds &vault of a five-year-old boy. Leeds Crown Court jury University said: "The David Mow vley, 46, was convicted Mowvicy on two University were aware of trial HELP Will they ever see Nolen the hamster again? Pk: Alys Tomlinson property manager at the count:. PAGE 11, COLUMN 5 FULL STORY • PAGE 10 INSIDE: News 1-11, Comment 6-9, Feature 12-13, Outlook 15-19, Sport 20-24. Plus 24-page &ice magazine
NEWSDESK 243 4727 Leeds Student, Friday November 7 1997 Dorn - who said she wiri going to work, at home. She was their Leeds Student with Said Shag! Bkxidy check Minerva's moan .1" get hack soh hum is one 'sin, but to lie to Me is beyond This week in Diary of a failed sex fiend to arty st talent belief. Sparks flew, Fighting I'vfm is 900 a good idea Mil t■all had Iii lot months_ new slates. kitally ruined in went oil in tears, I England and Wales' behind pet Tie the last thing you want studs up mud, as were new Versace went of for Case who are still L.,11 i> NOine Licscli)r.' hand. "cans, but gut w.1 orme to head mar watt, and was best student moaning .it lilt hack into town tomorrow. Must stranded in the park_ Miserable miserable This Monday eeniug lx iii 01 flu. stir they 'Westin): Fed i ip Got up at remember to gel student loan would never newspaper Definitely should realise that tin goes out ham in time ft a. ten o'clock for skiine holiday at Christmas. have happened in London, sick of fashion in the second wreck Kum:, Drove round and round The way the money's flowing NEWS term bine. if term. Told by rather bossy umversny looking for parking out at the moment. might have Thursday: Woke up - not m struck. LA its of nwsey thing that urgent cases space. None. Just who are these u+ settle (hr France rather than my bed. Contact lens stuck m Your city work. very only get seen between 940 in (teaks who drive in at 7:30 in Canada. Someone even eye. Painful Looked round. little going on. the morning. Giggled over the morning to.secuie that suggested Bulgaria. Didn't F' urid numw. Mascara down leeds the and Muddy cases_ thinking of Case. when prime spot just outside the even know it still existed. let lace - quickly found bag and way in the very bored. her words struck home. gam. union? After spending 30 rains alone has snow. Isn't there a re-applied Tried to get hatings. ongoing fees Realised wa.s Middle or the night to me dear. driving round, went hack home war on round that or Another person in mom. Under really sick when evert alcohol but she wouldn't budge, N4,1 disgusted, thoroughly worn something. Anyway, standing covers. Damn. Must battle taw to do the trick. Dots and Thos and I headed for Family out, and caught taxi to town to in mud in Hyde Park. surreptitiously pull down Pages 4,5 I traipsed down to 1)r. fir Planning Clinic. Staved off the relieve stress by therapy attempting to get pissed to covers to see who it is. Rack sicknote and maybe free boredom for it link while - shopping. enjoy something on this brains first. Total blank. Very COMMENT condoms (not that we'll need after all when you've watched ridiculous night. where people wortitai. Quick pray= Promise them,a s both celibate and UK living for over an hour, Wednesday: Bonfire night. aimlessly fire missiles into the never to touch alky again as Will Blair's doomed to remain sof l lost to anything is preferable. Well. Headed till to Hyde Park with air and shout Oak. Aaalt. So, long as person is good lrmking. make appointment. Explained itInwsst. Told by FPC to get a Case and bottle of white in wandered round searching my Person stirs_ Person nulls ever. big bucks help that it was really urgent and smear tea. Hmin. After having hand. Should never have worn knight. when bumped into Oh - and please God let it he a computers man. byte back? Pogo a SHOCKED FINALISTS PETITION AGAINST HUGE FUNDING CUTBACKS FEATURE Pint of beer or babycham? We look into New Laddism
papas 12-13 Library closure Outhcook FUNDENG cutbacks have forced the closure of an important library. leaving linguists with no Nou Camp, way of accessing vital course material. nice cathedral. The modern languages BY CATHY ATKINSON What more library shut its doors at the charged f.20,000 for the space. could you ask end of last term, despite a Discussions failed to resolve for? p ilaf 16.)7 petition by finalists to keep this problem and eventually lihnay it n. staff were forced to leave. guage students are now 'Me cklit rusagned last Stunner SPORT while Assistant Librarian. Mr: unable to borrow books, read Dolainore took early retirement periodicals and use up Iodate Beaten by the thisSeptcnibo.tsnly a week before Aussies... foreign newspapers to help the Stan of term. 4 Full with their studies. again! The head of the French Moved BUSA reports department Dr Rachel Kilhck regretted the decision: "Over the At resent the library space is inside still available for those students pages 20-24 years the library has provided a pleasant and convenient place for wishing to use dictionaries and students to work. As courses have selected books have been moved assumed a contemporary studies to the Bmthertun and Edward case the recent articles available Boyle librariM. in the library were essential to Dr Killick said she fears the their studies." closure may affect the number of applicants the department will The Remit slepurnituatecaue major reftabishmem and students Last year students campaigned Ruth Barry will put these petitions receive next year "We feel the responsible for the Bost of the this year are still left with no against the closure presenting a to Joyce Hill the link Vice loss may affect trouitment.' whole Modem Languages library specialist library catering for their petition to the vice chancellor. Chancellor to voice their However she has not idven up in moat years when the Untrasity's noels. Finalists this year tug organizing opinions. hope that d ie spite will he =mated funding ammgements changed. First year Rachael Boswell a second cantpaign with petitions Dr Killick concluded by into a more modernized centre expressed her disappointment at in all the language departments. saying: "My concern is that we and resume for language study. Charged finding the library closedwhen are able to ensure that some kind as discussions arc currently she arrived in Leeds: "As a Level of comparable facility is available .rhe library staff were put on underw-ay to create a facility with Concern One French student I consider a to students in our amt. The lihoty the French depanment's payroll modem computerequipment and modern languages library to he Next week.. finalists. Jon has filled an increasingly and charging on overheads was online newspapers. essential for the development of Lacey. Claire Duck-worth, Emma important function as the also ininduead with the deo, merit However this would involve my skills in the subject." Wallis, Linda Mos nihan and languages have diversified"
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arrest those living there, over and wearing only rny response units were sent to the ARMED police By KEVIN PETTMAN before discovering that the boxers." scene, We had to treat it as a swooped on a city Chief Reporter But he was held for twelve genuine alarm." centre flat believing three guns involved were hours in a cell at Bridewell police the residents had been in fact replicas. around went to the toilet about "I saw the bloke being taken station. despite being told it Tailbacks firing gun shots - only Partying 7.30are he explained. "I opened to the van, it was all very would only take a couple of The incident sparked national the front room door and six exciting." hours. media coverage as reports of to find the students The people in the flat had police officers were pointing The area was sealed off for "It was like The !fill with two men brandishing guns in the city inside playing with returned from the Majestyk machine guns at me. more than three hours as the fiat detectives questioning me. 1 were blown out of proportion pretend guns. nightclub about 3 o'clock "They bundled me into a was searched causing major couldn't tell them anything as ITV Calendar news and Galas and continued partying bedroom and handcuffed Me. hold-ups in the city. Two other I was very drunk and hadn't Radio were among those vs ho Routine police patrols fired any of the shots." afterwards. I was marched out surrounded men and a woman were also reported on the event. reported hearing the blasts by police wearing just my boxer arrested Paul was finally released Paul Saville, a second year The city was finally brought and seeing a man holding shorts and put in a van." twelve hours later on police hail Combined Studies student Hungover hack to normal in early morning a gun at the window of the Local resident David along with the other three after rush hour tailbacks stretched at Leeds University. was Armstrong witnessed the involved. All charges have now riverside flat near the Corn "I dime hi it was quite funny to the MI. confronted by police as they incident: "As 1 was getting ready and couldn't really comprehend been dripped. The three replica firearms Exchange. They proceeded raided the flat, for work, I noticed all the police what was going on.- Paul added A spokesman for West involved are all legal I) registered to raid the apartment and "I slept in the front room activity outside. "especially as I was very hung Yorkshire police said: "Armed but are still being held by Nilo!.
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STALLED: Residents are demanding greater action against illegal parkers Pie: Alys Tomlinson Wardens clamping down on illegal carparkers draws TH F: ROW over unauthorised Sy JENNY WATSON "Residents will park on the double parkers intensified this week how to get a pass." yellow line just because they are as locals demanded tighter too lazy to cross Residents claim they have the street,- he restrictions. now here to park due to said. Residents of Little Woodhouse unauthorised vehicles and traffic A spokesman from the are bleating student drivers for wardens say the usual methods Department of Parking Services the increasing abuse of the parking of punishment, tickets and fines. strongly advises student residents permit system and are calling for do nothing to prevent the situation. to claim their free permits to more traffic wardens on Kelso avoid lines and further trouble. and Clarendon Roads. Blame He also stressed that w hilst a Freda Matthews, Secretary of visitors permit is available per the Little Wtxidhouse Community However. it is not only students household, it is intended for use Association. said. "We have a who are to blame. "I think that by specific guests. problem at the beginning of the people who have moved on have don't think it's fair to wheel ac:idemic year, when the students sold permits to friends. so we're clamp student cars," said one Mum. looking towards a new permit outraged parker. "There is not "I don't know whether they system." added Mrs Matthews. enough parking around the lust don' hoiher or don't know A Leeds traffic warden agreed University as it is."
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Pic: Laura Davis 4 Leeds Student, Friday November 7 1997 NEWSDESK 243 4727 5 Television STANDSTILL BY CAMPAIGNERS MARCHING AGAINST 111MON FEES confessions LUCKY Claire Massey confessed all on Smut Mapes BBC prugramme, •riir Wnw. 1Mbilturr. 'The Ireds postgreduate won e week's trip to Paris to see Paul Weller in concert and got to meet a whole host of stars: "Jo Wiley, Radio One Di, was wandering around on set and I also caught sight of May Cam phell:' enthused Claire. over fees "It was an interesting day out and it was good fun meeting all the TV and radio celebrities." But the day was spoiled by the lack of spontaneity in the show's filming, "We were told exactly what we had to say. and that made the day less exetting:' explained Claire. Disc jockey thousands scoops award
By LAURA DAVIS FURIOUS campaigners marched on Leeds on Saturday. in one of a series of national protests damning the introduction of tuition SUCCESSFUL disc jockey fees. Huw Owen is celebrating Angry students past and winning the Best Contemporary Music present flocked in their Programme prize at the thousands to demonstrate National Student Radii, their disgust at the Awards. Government's decision that The broadcasting graduate, who presents his education should no longer award-winning show on be free for all. Leeds Student Radio said: I think it's affected the "I am very happy to have fundamental principles of free won this award, it is a education in this country and tribute to the depth and I'm disgusted by it." blasted quality of music scene in Ian Latham. a lecturer of Leeds." This honour gives the Further Education at Leeds ~cation a boost just before College of Arts and Design. it takes to the air this "I'm marching for my Friday evening, November children and for the future 7. at 6pm, on 107,8 fm. generations who are going to come through further education:- But it was not just students who wished to make their Textile team feelings known. "There are representatives of unions from all commended over the North East, people with their children, socialist workers. A TOP Swiss textile company has rewarded the efforts of an international workers." said Pete Moorey. Services Officer at LUU. SIT DOWN: Campaigners take demonstration Into their own hands by forcing traffic to a halt Plc: Laura Davis academic department by donating equipment worth "We're hoping pupils from sixth saying that there was no other a fraction of the number who finalist front Teeside University student, in higher and further writs Cathy form centres around the area will £800,000, way to raise money for the cause: attend university in Leeds. said: "It was in people's faces. We education and in our schools Aiicinson come." "By introducing tuition fees we Jerome Jeans, President of were walking a bit fast so we everywhere and I would want the The state of the an spinning will be able to provide vital LMUSU. believes this is due to thought 'stop the traffic'. We only NUS to take up their particular machinery for cotton and short Dependent funding for universities. This will present students thinking the cuts sat down for about five minutes. cause as well." staple material was presented to Even pensioners felt this issue improve teaching standards for will not affect them. "Students some people were really upset. it the School of Textile Industries would effect them. "Because we aren't even particularly aware of made the point." Justice at Leeds University by the Government's plans to cut However. others seemed are pensioners we are dependent The Socialist Workers Party He offered this advice to the Machinenfabrik in recognition grants by next year, so that was unaware of why they had chosen on the workers of tomorrow to believe they have a solution to the campaigners: "You have to take of the Schoul's continuing one of our main campaigns - to to interrupt the tnarche"We just provide us with the funding for Government's financial problem. yourself and campaign on issues commitment to the development increase students awareness of did it." said another protester. our pensions. 'They should tax the rich to fund of economic and social justice of the textile industry. these issues. "Everyone else sat down. so I "Unless people are trained our education," said Suzy generally, the issue of fees is just The Higher Education "Unfortunately, as at a lot of copied them," we're not going to have the Hewlett, a spokesperson for the one of these: You need others on Funding Council for England universities, there is a certain The march ended in front of workforce we need and people Party. your side if you are to win this and the Office of Science and amount of student apathy around Leeds City Art Gallery, where who are capable of running the battle." Technology collaborated with and that's a very tough area to guest speakers encouraged the country successfully," explained Useless Most students appeared Machinentateilk tosecure break. But 1 think we're getting protesters m their campaign, Marjorie Miles. Chairperson of "They keep spending money pleased with the success of the funding for the muehinery. the Leeds Pensioners Forum. there" protest. Jane Maddox, a second Tim Hall. spokeperson for on useless things, on Trident for lee believes the march will "All through our working lives Struggle year French student at Leeds the department expressed his example. We don't want it, we have gone some way towards we fought for free education for Harold Best. MP for Leeds University said she thought it excitement over the presentation: don't need it. We do want and this: "1 think the demonstration our children and grandchildren. North West told why he was would make it difference. "I don't 'This will benefit not only need free education however. and will he a good sueeess. It it's we certainly don't warn to see it supporting their struggle "I see how the Government can undergraduates but aisle we're not getting that done nationally at the same level taken away, not by a Labour believe that the fundamental ignore us now. They must change postgraduates pit iv Wing "Blair and Blunkett benefited as in Leeds it should he good.' government: she seintinueet principle of education should he their minds" opportunities tits from free education. They got But some campaigners "We fed that only by working The national march of pi test del nonstrations, pit tiects and where they are now because of it thought the march was not that it is tree and equally together can any of us really gel will take place in London on research and now they're taking it away sufficiently hardhating and sat in accessible to all. something changed." "I am in favour of this Wednesday November 24. LUU FiNt year student. Hannah from us. It's unfai•," the middle of a busy crossroads, A Labour Party Spokesman particular campaign, but it cannot are hoping to pro. ide transport Davies was aki.) enthusiastic. Although over 1.500 students causing traffic to conic to a defended Labour's decision marched on Saturday. this is only he seen in isolation. There ate for anyone wishing to attend. 'The new machines help yOti standstill One eampaigner. a understand the ths.•ory dual car learn by seeing it first hand `I believe education should be free and equally accessible to all' Haft! Bast PAP grenict. I 6 Leeds St F 'eta November 7 1997 Leeds Student [I] AND THE KIDS: CAN THERE ONLY BE A NET LOSS?
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Careers Beery Eainshaw T HE judge in Louise Clubs Woodward's trial Phil Litulfielti Nick Sargent announces his decision on the Internet, Columnist Simon Jeffery. and a new techno•friendly Ointment generation download the Philip Bantam verdict all over the world. Ales Cameron Joel Rickert Tony Blair's decision to invest .E100 million a year Fashion Jeam Jones in computers for Britain's Bayley Jones schools could not have Ftwores been better timed. loosing But remember the BBC Food and Drink Microcomputer? if you went Nick Haven Jcmima Sisstms to school during the 1980s. you may have learnt to Listings programme a BBC machine. Ross Horsley After several hours spent Music inputting a language called Jo Cairns Joseph Downie Basic or Logo, the screen Robby Elson would turn purple or a square Jenny Wood would bounce around. It was News hardly Streetfighter II. Laura Dasis Mutt Geneva The MiertiElectronics Naveed Raja Education Programme t 1981- 1985) bombarded schools with Chief Reporter Kevin Penman plastic replicas of keyboards - pupils were supposed to imagine Pictures a screen, Computers became their Sandi Davis own subject: `Computer Studies'. Technology experts predict cyber sweetshops will be running by the year 2000: hungry kiddies will digest virtual lollipops Polities Today thousands of BBCs sit in put it. "every hour not spent on a Martin Arnold store cupboards, made redundant by computer is an hour not spent outside huge developments in information looking at real trees. or in conversation Proof Reader technology. How much did they Chanty Li with a real person". contribute to raising standards of Nina Cameron, Computer Technician Sport education? Even in the rare cases where at Bishop Foxes School, Taunton argues Chris Struts BY JOEL RICKETY equipment functioned and teachers the internet "doesn't teach them were fully trained to deal with it. the anything that they couldn't find in Science programmes were often simple and Michelle Flatman books, and we can't monitor the quality Joanne O'Neill boring. New Education leaves textbooks Thus the £100 million initial of material the children are down- Since then computers have changed behind and joins information purchase will need more than £600 loading. It is slow and virtually useless Television beyond recognition. Now Windows '95 superhighway: the National Grid for million investment over the next ten for our work - it would he far better to I)iane Leaning asks "Where do you want to go Learning will wire up every school in years, an impossible amount for increase the number of teachers." Russ Horsley today?", and with a modem connection Dan Thuhron the UK by the year 2002. and the schools to raise. Yet without this The government thinks information we can soar across the world in government will invest £50 million per constant updating, equipment rapidly technology is inherently good. but this seconds. Just as computers have Travel year (provided an equal amount comes becomes useless. stems from a misunderstanding of the Indira Das-Gupta become vital to the economy, front the private sector). Lottery Furthermore, in the US there is an media. Computers. like televisions, arc multimedia promises to revolutionise money will train teachers to use emerging view that computers actually not things in themselves but spaces to education. computers for every subject. damage the learning process by which people bring skills and And as usual. America has got there Blair's biggest coup was the developing the wrong parts of the information. tirst. President Clinton's technology endorsement of cyber mogul Bill Gates brain. We have been here before. In 19/_ task force have issued a series of Tony and Bill - sorry, Anthony Charles Thomas Edison predicted that "the Editorial hotline: excited reports about the 'classroom of Limon Blair and William Jefferson RIMARY school children are motion picture is destined to (0113) 243 4727 the future'. Gates III - met for a chat a few weeks lulled by programme design, but revolutionise our educational system' Editorial Fax: With a screen in every class, and ago. Both men smiled, and both had do not engage with the material and... in a few years it will supplant (0113) 246 7953 ventualiy on every desk, the p reason to. Blair stayed in the headlines. effectively. One popular CD-Rom, largely, if not entirely. the use of traditional roles of teacher and pupil email and Gates made the easiest sale of his Reader Rabbit. has been found to textbooks". A few decades later, the will be transformed. Pupils will educate leeds.student@ career. securing a monopoly of supply decrease creative thinking skills by portable radio was hailed as the future themselves on the World Wide Web. btinternet.com to Britain's schools. 50%. of schools. In Britain we have New Education: If Blair had been watching The instant availability of As we know. it was not. But like Blair's answer to Harold Wilson's I Advertising hotline: developments in the US, however. he information (not to mention Spelling now, the government was duped by The 'white heat of technology'. his legacy may have thought again. Gates is a and grammar checkers) moves emphasis Future Industry, believing that new call Catherine Barton to the millennial generation. It is ruthless monopolist, and he knows that away from the development of technology could fundamentally alter on (0113) 231 4293 remarkably similar to the vision of the money rolls in after the equipment cognition, detracting from the growth of the way children learn. Perhaps it's the Clinton's task force_ has been installed. social and personal skills. As an expert politicians who need to learn. Leeds Student, Friday November 7 1997 Murray Prints Leeds Student OPINION Leeds University must learn over libraries 4 IBRARIES are a vital part of university life, whether we like it or I not. Many students place the quality of such facilities high on their list of priorities when choosing their learning institutions. Which is why, in National Library Week, it's a disgrace that money cannot be found to keep the modern languages library open. At the same time. the shiny new Edward Boyle library extension casts its long shadow over the under-threat learning centre. There is no way, therefore, that lack of money can be used as an excuse for this ill-timed closure. The extension may have been long overdue, but • filling it full of expensive computers which are on the whole being used for nothing more than e-mailing THE NEW CRYO-METER DEALS WITH LOUISE WOODWARD_ friends is a waste of vital cash. 4 tit $ Guidance Higher education is supposed to he all about getting high levels of personal attention and specialist information. LETTERS TO THE EDITOR The librarians, rather than being faceless employees stamping hooks all day.. are able to guide students to the The maligned marchers Booked shop? right areas and give them the guidance they need. This is exactly what Dear Editor, be that the Dear Editor. departmental libraries cater for. This is Student why it must be kept open. WE are constantly reminded Unions ONE thing hasn't changed about LUU since I With the threat of tuition fees of the personal freedoms who arrived three years ago. I refer to the upheld by the Student organise these hook_shop and the sour-faced old hats who affecting the amount of applicants for Unions: no one will be events don't really care to work there. 1998, admissions could he well down. for the letter discriminated against on the long as the event is seen to We are made to feel as if they have done us And if Leeds University hopes to basis of sex. race. religion he a success in terms of a great favour by selling us the book we have halt this decline, particularly after they etc.. and that any individual turnout and publicity. had to request and wait for anyway. figured so badly in the recent Times of the week has the right to associate It is here that I feel that I ant forced to question the content of their league tables. then closing much- themselves with any society the Union Representatives job briefs: maybe due to the biological needed facilities isn't going to help one Crime victim? they wish, or not! are failing the students construction of the people employed there, little hit. Tuition Fees victim? I refer in this instance to whom they are elected to workers are advised not to be friendly. due to Write to your MP. the demonstration last represent. If the individual the possibility of fracture lines appearing on Want to win a tenner? Saturday against the rights of students are to he their 'acidic-burn" inflicting faces. introduction of tuition fees shown respect could more Is it that they are in some kind of pain that Trainer puts his Nothing better to do? for higher education. I like not be done to keep political prevents them from smiling. or could smiling Write to Leeds Student. many students believe groups from involving be a cause of pain? Maybe they need some foot in it... again 24-Hour Rolling News stomgly in the principles of unwilling students in this funn of treatment, and are attempting to fund 0 it seems NUS President Desk: free education. However I do way. Just because all this by offering minimal discount, if am, on not particularly wish to ally students arc not political their goods? Douglas Trainer and his cronies myself to the "Socialist radicals does not mean that have finally got off their The Editor Workers Puny-, 'Student they do not want to protest Adrian Pitts S backsides and put their weight behind Workers- et al... about what. many feel to he Leeds Student the anti-tuition fees campaign. About LUU, PO Box 157 It seems to be impossible an apolitical issue, of to attend a student concern to all students time too. Leeds demonstration and avoid regardless of political bias. Bunch of arses But the warnings are still there for all to LS1 being automatically seen as a I suspect that I am not see. On Radio Five Live this week Trainer Dear Editor. member of these groups. alone in holding these views, met former NUS boss Jim NIurphy, We Maybe their co-ordination at can anything be done to help or fax: 'BIGGEST Bunch of Arse' Awards go to: were treated to the farcical sound of these (0113) 246 7953 these events or just the students protest on their two Scots 'arguing' over fee; - with proliferation of their banners terms? . Those who have seen the Lousie Murphy having to play a very different makes it impossible to avoid. Woodward trial for under 5 minutes on or beam us on: I suspect that the answer may John M Randall Newsround and reckon they have an opinion. tune now he's a Labour MP. and Trainer leedsstudent 2. Those wearing the height of fashion trying to sound as convincing as possible - combat trousers without realising its as good @htinternet.com no doubt in order to impress any Scottish ...And a mexican meltdown as wearing a school uniform. constituencies with future vacancies. 3. Those flooding the library computer's They even admitted to living in the same weeks ago Leeds war The peasants of Chiapas You can also call in to the Two with inane hours of e-mail to their Friends house! have staged an uprising. Student reported on the sitting three rows behind them. At Leeds Student we like to think that New newspaper office at Human rights abuses are rife. holiday from hell for one -I_ Those coming back to lectures after Trainer's achingly 'hard-line' posture is LMUSU City Site. MI the indications are that student whose bus was lunch smelling like they've been deep fat something to do with our calls for his head. We the situation will worsen_ kidnapped by guerrillas in Fried. must have touched a nerve somewhere - he was Mexico. There has been no recently heard to call your paper "a hunch of Nicholas: Grcenhalgh media coverage of this awful Chris Curtis forkers- after our campaign. We wouldn't have it any colter way, OWN GOAL: Wednesday de-Pleated • Turn to page 22 Don't waste
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TH F RE are many British hands who fail to turn their NME-induced fame into Stateside success because they are OMORROW is the culmination of Chris Smith. Secretary of State for Culture. crap. This is a perrenial problem for National Libraries Week. Like many Media and Sport land anything other supplement the record industry. you get with The Sunday Times) wants to bring the This process also works the other Tothers. I've been unable to think Internet revolution to libraries by 2002. Wisely, Mr way round - in the UK. for instance. about anything else. Smith does not want to replace books with web we hear very little country music. You Libraries form the backbone of this pages but let the two exist side by side. And thus di.. can probably guess why. country's, cr., book lending network. The week punters can watch the US legal system as it happens - a long overdue celebration of books, and how Shania Twain above) released her second album. to shelve them alphabetically - certainly shows HEFFIELD Library see a beautiful future Come On Over, earlier they're turning over a neo• leaf in an attempt to away from the mundanities of prim and VDU. this week. Produced by her husband They want love, or rather they hope their attract new readers. S John 'Mutt' Lange it is the most readers do. A series of singles nights for So. now it seems the smart thing is to be into eagerly awaited albums to come out of "unattached readers" have been scheduled as part of Nashville for years. libraries. Events have included storytelling at Jersey the National Libraries Week. The less good looking Following her hit singles I'm Outta Library with live snakes tdamn. why is Leeds so are advised to hang around large print to maximise Here and Any Man of Mine,the bonng?) and a pyjama party at another branch their chances of a take home. which. for legal reasons, wishes to remain One Don Juan of my acquaintance attempts a album's star track. Honey I'm Home, anonymous. similar strategy around the university libraries, often is a cutesy ballad with references to The highlight is Saturday's "Rock till dawn" staying late into the evening in a vain attempt to find PMS and flat hair. initiative where twenty libraries across the country an acceptable way of saying ''cr. hello, I was very To critics she's the southern belle will open all night in direct competition to many impressed with the way you used that index." He has who broke the rules. I don't care. I'm established nightspots. Visitors will take part in in an not succeeded. He is, however, very well read. still hitter Credit to the Nation never exotic range of activities - including borrowing And that, boring as it may sound. is the point of got the recognition they deserved. books. libraries. Library spokesman Ross Shimmon said "the theme of the week is the position libraries will occupy as the hub of information. imagination and community life in the next century." Libranans of the future, it seems, will encourage us to have fun and meet people. Or they'll line you. New libraries are already constructed along these lines. The Leeds University Edward Boyle extension has eschewed the multi storey cur park minimalism of its parent building in favour of panoramic views. pule desks and modernist chairs_ Conversation Whaj- cohsts )0p flourishes outside the allocated reading areas. but is wo its weig tin go! Some have even suggested that libraries will stain take over from clubs, Clubbing - which superceded \JOINING THE GMB — BRITAIN'S GENERAL UNION pubbing - may offer drinks, music. a lively crowd and a pleasant evening out, but certainly falls down on the interactive information technology which many believe will characterise our future_ A mad scramble for success THERE is, as the solving abilities. The clue saying goes. no point Is In the question. crying over frozen November is Crack an eggs. Egg Month I what vise?) But horses of the and the British Egg British Egg Information Information Service i24 Service have found a hour hotline: 0171 -3711 ;treater cause for concern 7411i IN carrying out a FREE to every new GMB member, the guide than that. Six out of 10 variety of stoners to is full of vital facts and advice. boys aged between 7 and poach the cooks of the 14 don't even know how future. Joining the GMB only costs 10p a week to hoil one. At Egg IIQ in London. 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10 NEWSDESK 243 4721 Leeds Student, Friday November 7 1997 Hamst-rung by pet thieves HEARTLESS thieves who stole a By KEVIN PET•MAN "She is such a friendly hamster, she much-loved pet are demanding an Chief Reporter only hit me once" said Zoe. -We just amazing $10 million from the and our friends don't know anything want her hack sale and sound," distraught owners - or they will kill about it". the In a desperate attempt to get her back Stolen yews Beccy Leeds University second the students have changed their answer In a similar incident lust April, a pet P.:artishaw, Zoe Bunnell and Katie Haves phone message to a plea to the kidnappers. guinea pig was stolen from her owner have received telephone demands which But they only received a second by two youngsters. must he met if they want to see their Anna Haley, 11, was getting ready friendly hamster alive again. for school when she discovered Ginny The upset students. who call the `The kidnappers said and her wooden hutch were missing. hamster Nolene. were stunned when Bravely, she went to Royal Park one that if we didn't stand they woke up to find it missing Primary School where she discovered morning. tinny in an empty classroom inside a "We bought her at the beginning like teapots in our wire cage_ term as a house pet." sobbed Beccy It is not known why the pranksters "She used to run around the front room garden at four o'clock, swopped Ginny's cage but Anna was because its so cruel to leave her in relieved that they had provided her with the cage." then we would never fresh straw and water. get her back' Anna was pleased to have her hack Missing safe and sound. But Notote's nightly freedom runs chilling call by the thugs vi the "I've never heard anything like came In an tragic end on Monday. The same voice and it said that if we didn't this before." said Lorraine Harris, next morning. she was missing. stand like teapots in our garden at four Women's Studies student at Leeds "We thought she would turn up but o'clock then we would never get her University. 1 adore animals and I can't we have not seen her since." hack." said Beccy. imagine why anyone would want to hurt The three did not know that the animal Now they fear the worst for Nofew. them. Beccv must he distraught with thieves had been at work unlit they The girls are continiung to question worry." received the first ransom call. their friends in the hope that it is a The housemates are holding out hope "A man rang us saving we must give practical joke. but they still have no for Nolene's safe return. but they have him CIO million if we wattled her back." clues as to the cuddly creature's prepared themselves for the dire DISTRAUGHT: Zoe Bunnell mourns the toss of her hamster Nolene said Zoe. "We didn't recognise the voice whereabouts, possibility of never seeing her again. Pie! Alys Tomlinson 1997/1998 Graduate Recruitment
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Outrage over Ball"abuse in scandal CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE proceedings and Mr. Mow .Icy handed in his resignatim in on October 3 L" Sentencing Muwyley at Bradford Crown Court on Monday, Judge Rodney Gram jailed Mows ley For 21 months. Summing up, Judge Grata told him that as the offences involved a iajor breach of trust and were so serious. his only option was to send to prison. 'horrendous' Mowelev will also have to register himself-as a sea offender with local police fix the next ten years. Louisa Godfrey QC, defending, told Judge Grunt that the jail sentence should he kept to a minimum as the offences were nut the worst of their kind and them was no evidence of any lusting damage to the child. She also explained her client's remora and contusion over the way he behaved. "lie knows he has brought shame. steals and distress to his attack oil pr. 1 family." she added. By LAURA DAVIS Appeal for licence POLICE arc appealing for information after the terrified victim of a s iolent attack was left unconscious in a glitter for discount schemes nearly three hours. Marie Coherton, was beaten TILE price of a TV licence has been on her head and body. then blasted after a crackdown ou fee- thrown against a wall. hitting dodgers, writes Catherine Burt. her head before her attacker fled And students are taking their the scene. televisions hack hone in their The assault took place during droves after warnings of a new the early hours of Sunday campaign by detectors. morning. as Marie was returning A first year student who is intending not to pay the I:911.25 fee (0 a friend's house in Ash Terrace. Headingley. said: -Halls are one big building so one licence should CON She had just stepped out of er it." a taxi when the attacker jumped A Spokesperson for the BBC said it was difficult to differentiate between sectors of society. such as students and pensioners. He on her, smashing her teeth and descrlhetl the Ikantee as a 'aiensible, value for money was damaging her cheekbone_ or financing the vast range of programmes available from the BBC." U n p rovoked The licence fee works out at 25 pence a day over the year. "The attack was completely unprovoked," said Marie. a Medical student from Leeds University. "I wasn't doing Boffins cheer anything just getting out of a taxi - and he could have killed me." funding grants She regained consciousness three hours later and managed to stagger home before phoning A SCIENTIFIC project has been awanted a prestigious grant to fund ground breaking researeh into arthritis and rheumatism. writrs Gina an her cousin who drove her to FlilL hospital. Paul Emery, Professor of Rheumatology at Leeds Univeraity, will Marie later visited a dentist head a team of radiologists. scientists and physicians in a two year , borrowing money off a study into early arthritis, with t 108,000 in funding. housemate to pay fora taxi there. "Profmor Eners was awarded the funds because he is likely to But the dentist refused to treat snake a major contribution towards finding the cause and cure for her until she could pay hint cash BATTLING ON: Marie Coherton, pictured right, is determined to find her attacker arthritis," said Nigel Sandford - officer in charge of grams for up front. He even refused to the Arthritis and Rheumatism Council. accept her father's credit card. Detective Sergeant Peter Kent a sweater, a taxi to the house so she wasn't oaf Weetwood ('11) described the Leeds University have offered walking down a dodgey footpath But Professor Emery says they cannot predict a hirakthrtrugh. "No- Housemate Mark McGregor one else in the country is attempting such research." he said, "Whatever said Marie was upset when she attack as "horrendous". He said Marie their support. "Obviously when 0 happened." the outcome we will have taken a big step forward in understanding." returned to the house: "She was the attacker may have have under we appreciate her trauma." said the influence of either alcohol a University spokesperson. Outraged Eleven million people in the UK suffer from arthritis - 6110,000 of putting on a brave face but we these in Peofessor Emery's specialist area With the money. Leeds will OT drugs. "The university is prepared could tell she was really upset am outraged," exclaimed to be flexible regarding her "I become a world centre fit arthritis studs "We were all really shocked Lisa George. first year Social Dangerous coursework deadlines. We hope when we heard the extent of her Sciences student at LMU. "The she will be able to return to Leeds injuries." "Catching him is important poor girl, she must be terrified S0011.- Marie is presently.recovering for everyone. he's a very "I hope the police manage to at her parents' house in West Students w ere horrified by Gun club shot catch him, but then again they dangerous man." said Marie the attack, Paul Jenkins. a second Sussex. never do. do they?" She described her offender year Fine Art student at Leeds "I am still stunned and now Anyone with information as an Asian male in his late 20s, University said: "I can't believe that I've been to the dentist and about 5'9- with a slim to thin should comma Detective Harry have discovered the extent of it happened. It's not as though down by union Coxan at Weetwood CID on 241 build He was clean shaven with • she was even doing anything to the damage I'm even more black hair cut in a curtain style 3514. lovers have taken a stand after their equipment was sold angry," ciimmetited Marie provoke the attack. She even got and was wearing black jeans and h% union bosses , writes Gina Hill the Rifle Club Captain at Leeds University has found his Kirt. outcast_ '`Of course I'm disappointed about losing the range." he said. Graduate at Old Bailey after rape claims "Despite club membership falling there is still quite a lot of interest in the club." A REVEI LER who claims she By MATT GENEVER On medical examination she the shooting range at Leeds University has been axed and awoke to find a titan having sex was found to have severe chess I realised Peter's intentions the equipment sold to a local gun club. with her told an Oki Balky jury hada-suctahsed. danced and bruising and tenderness Munk quite a lot of alcohol." were sexual then and I had no But Leeds University. Union defended the move. other rape ordeal on Monday. consistent with intercourse Miss Blom: went on to say that interest in him so I moved and "The decision to close the range was taken in about April by The 22 year old, whet having taken plate. she had also taken the rave drug curled around what space there the Physical Education Committee," said Neil Bayer, Sports graduated from Leeds University Miss Blom added that Mr speed at the club, was on the soar.... Officer at Leeds University Union. this summer, accuses defendant, Gray told Police he had taken two When she Fell asleep in her She then awoke a searind time "It was felt that the new legislation would.significantly reduce Grayof raping her at her Ecstasy tablets during the patty. Penn' to find that the defendant had membership to the Rifle and Pistol club as members would no brother's New Year's Be party. Nother's room. she was lying He also told Officers that he next to Gray. the court was told. pulled down her tights and longer he able to shoot pistols. Miss Caroline B lore. neither remembered having "As far as I knew he was a underwear and proceeded to have "Consequently the room would not be used to its full prosecuting, said the woman. sexual intercourse with the sale, affectionate person When I sex with her. though she managed potential. It vi as thought the space would be of mitre benefit to who cannot be named for legal woman, nor being punched and up I was aware of Peter to free herself by punching him in students when converted to a fitness room." reasons, had gone on to the party woke sworn at stroking my navel above my the face. The case continues From July. I this year all handguns over .22 calibre became from a nightclub where she illegal and strict new safety measures apply to clubs and ranges. 11 12 Leeds Student, Fridatt There's inc•41 Is the laddish culture a leap and bound from gay culture, or is it just down the catwalk? Do teen idols ooze sex appeal to heterosexuals, or to homosexuals? JO YOUNG considers the evidence A this aesthedc homosexuality is well and pod. Jarvis writhes around in leather trousers and Eddie Izzard ( his sexuality aside) has been accepted into the welcoming arms of the media both before and after the nine o'clock watershed. So, you might ask. does it finally mean that we, as a society, am finally corning to accept homosexuality? Sadly, it seems. not_ Even amongst my ostensibly enlightened o nue inprinuies, the first mention of my attempts at 'outing' laddisrn ate met with ,„.,, has man'. wearing da both nervous chuckles and The 'lad' look (is there anyone left uniform of many covert. glances amund the been said in in Leeds with a hair-style rather than room. relaying the obi was the media a hair-shorn'!) seems to epitomise FirForms the sentiment, "she's talking earring It about the everything that a testosterone-loaded nonsense" 'check' wh It has always struck me as _ 'trends' in young man ought to be, and to a the hellcat odd how men, nu Mailer how Nr large extent it is accepted and even Brawn_ v fashion. which have been secure they are within their on welcomed by 'the girls'. I have been before? sexuality. are still deeply hitting our street in the last quite surprised by the amount of self- Sam& uncomfortable with any year or so. Thanks to the respecting females amongst the —r discussion about creation and student population who don't bat an we had lln homosexuality. Even Twinge' when its influences are. as popularity of men's I think I have magazines - the kind demonstrated all around which focus on cars, us. So, don't be fooled. music and sport as The acceptiblity of gay well as tits - recent fastion does not make it media attention has easier to actually he gay. And don't think that it been pondering on the means just the boys. In activities of "yer the days before she average bloke". decided she wanted to be taken seriously. Courtney Of course, once anything Love made n positively is in the news it demands a operatic perfonnance of title: hence, the 'lad holding hands with her culture' has been born. girlfriends. Caroline reflecting not only a look Aherne thlts Merton). may wig hers after but a lifestyle. couple too ninny of Ok. so getting horribly Beaujolais (and make drunk and adopting beer. whohad I eyelid at being referred to as a 'bird' tabloid news for doing birds, fags and football as texotse n ( pro nounct.vi ). • binf or awed qu But you can bet that. sole topics of conversation 'lotto'. the use ut when comfmnted with is hardly a new occupation Such demeaning expms.siorts aren't on Suede genuine hottaxsexuality, amongst your average 18- exactly new. but have never been thing thing to the kids who buy into 30 year old males, but now amtmd with such enthusiastic abandon. Indic t the androgyny image are it is fashionable in a way Some women even go as far as to join in, their hair, not quite so blase as and develop a sudden keen interest in the younger:, they appear to be while that it hasn't been since activities~ of, slay, Leeds United, in sonic Even down the pub with their the distant days of the warped attempt at quality. before hr girlie males sat on their 1970's. Perhaps we are Good luck to 'cm. What interests me ,fig, laps. witnessing a rebellion must of all is. where did the 'lads' pluck so:yeti! More specifically. their look from? videos 94 lust lvxtutv the media against every Woman's Here we have hormonally ontscious efferniair appears to be lapping up unattainable ideal of the young men about as bent as a Roman is the hall gay culture, gay fashion. [Noel: a real lad politically correct 'new road. sporting shaved heads - nr It eve' the gay club ethos - the alternatively a neatly gelled crop - list goes on - in our heterosexual society it has not become any easier to actually 'come out'; to feel comfonable as a gay couple down the Old Bar, or to put it simply. to HNC Ilk as a gay person_ 12 ■ 7 1997 i k.111 osreMber 13 v t
Igt standard student-night woman perfume anymore unless her tit chacked shirts, tight i-shirts nr boyfriend can wear it ton - then the both 11Fro.ipastel shades, of them can spend hours poring over the iftsliglaly adventurous, an adverts for said product, deriding which 41noelaft even seem neeessary to of the models are the blokes. dtkther it is worn in the right or Its Recognise yourself ? - truth is, though, that the gay ahere have we seen this 'image' has influenced straight culture in a way which is not lam queer seems to he always as overt as tins, but is nevertheless tea Cast your minds hack. first. more prevalent than people might realise satin Anderson I member him?) Unlike, to give an example. white Rri about being a -bisexual man America's blatant thievery of black music in the 1950s and '60s, the overlap of gay and straight cultures is comparatively unconscious. Both have. at least in the latter half of this century, overlapped and blended in a multitude of ways without the more prejudiced section of straight society even realising it. Back in the '80s to long time ago to most. I know ) a quick trip to the more fashion conscious gay bars in London's Soho would have revealed probably its many checked shirt wearers as you now see at the pub in ficadingley. These days. as almost all gay men who I am acquainted with will tell you. they "wouldn't be seen dead in one". Back then, that very same gay look was mocked, and generally avoided by anyone considering themselves to be a 0% AX had agay expuience" stylish heterosexual. or?), His attempt at androgyny It seems that, when it cones to Otte a stoma a few years ago by fashion, we have all got very short $iiwo galenical people kissing memories. althon cover. The fashionable Obviously. certain stereotypes will op was to act totally unfazed_ always persist - like dungaree wearing 1.10Y began to wear Bowers in dykes and leather clad moustachioed piand t-shirts stolen from their men. to give a couple of well worn examples. However, when one looks at pfkunon Alban, in the days what the trend conscious amongst the ofttocganstnging about Cantry gay and lesbian community have been long down the dogs and being wearing over the last 10-15 years. a Page three stunner in his sharp eye would notice that much of it pp not averse to a hit of is mirrored by the fashionable straight a joy. since it sold reeonts.tSuch safe number of years later, Fashion 17,1or of an an school student) designers of the future: don't say you 1004.1.7115 designers cannot Nell a weren't warned. fr hair and t-shirts stolen from their younger sister
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Labour 419 FIE debate on beginning of the end for electoral reform. Paddy's party without it Tony's majorit wing legislation, the poll tax, the British Parliamentary regularly gain 25i of the vote would not exist_ Talk of a for instance. would have electoral which N system as we know it. then translated by our landslide victory' seems remained an idea in some Conservative 165 reform is likely voting system into a mere exaggerated when Blair crazy woman's head. T However, armed with a Liberal Democrats 46 to gain a higher seven CCM of the seats. achieved the endorsement of majority of 179, thanks only 43 per cent of those RITICS of PR have profile over the next .La!'arty 6 mostly to a mate called HE Government is set eligible to vote. Sony to take seized upon the 12 months. The First Past The Post. it's hard to face tierce opposition the gloss of such an historic Plaid Cymru Cunstable and weak Iii see Tony waving the PR to the proposals from vietoty. but under PR there is a governments that a 1 Scottish Parliament T 10 and Welsh Assembly flag too enthusiastically. within the Labour Party. close relationship between proportional system is said to Nuts iireded fora rradorik) :30 Turkeys simply don't vote Opponents include a large voles won and seats gained in create. Italy is a fine example. are to be elected by a lot an early Christmas. And number of Labour Members of Parliament making these it has a PR system. and its Proportional ieputation for flimsy coalitions Representation and political gridlock arc Armed with a majority o1179, thanks to a mate called First inirivalled throughout Europe system (PR). Reform However, the argument that also looms for the Past The Post, it's hard to see Tony waving the reform flag too air system is the great upholder 'f stability is a myth. After three 1999 European hard. Turkeys simply don't vote for an early Christmas .1f the last nine general elections Parliament elections. the winning party has not lasted Tony Blair. as part of the turkey' Blair is the Lutopean Parliament di swallow: of potter for a full Parliament became of his quest for a 'New unlikely to vote for an end to [NW...Ps t many of who arc impossible. insufficient majorities. facing early retirement if the PR would almost certainly Defenders of FPTP claim Britain'. has sunk his his imperial hold on power. Nor is be likely to want to reforms go ahead. Dennis produce coalition governments that it IS easy to operate teeth into an ambitious share it with William and Skinner and Diane Abbott with because it makes it much compared to PR. which often programme of Paddy. merely for the sake of a Labour's First Past The Post harder to gain an overall involves more than Just a cuss constitutional reform, fairer and more proportional Group, which has a majority. Politics becomes in a box, The British electorate increasingly based on including a manifesto electoral system. membership of about 100, is clearly considered incapable Labour are platting reforms have also set their stall out compromise with deals being of placing parties in order of pledge for electoral with support from the main against reform. struck and trade-offs reached preference. So our system is reform. At first sight this casualties of FPTP, the Liberal 1997 will not he recorded between the various panics in totally undemocratic but easy to may not seem of mind Democrats who. by incredible as the year when FPTP won it government. With no total count. Perhaps people could live blowing importance. but coincidence. are also the most for Labour, but our present monopoly of power for any with something a little more emphatic supporters of electoral system does distort one party there would be little complex for the sake of it could spell the results dramatically and chance for extreme left or right democracy and fairness. 39 Outlook, • /Th ° 11) / TJJ ) .11=.■16 Spain's most popular tourist spot might be the Costa 0del Sol, but JOEL RICKETY believes that Barcelona is trallelithe real Costa del Cool of this spectacular country
N APPROACH we took the train into the lined with palm-trees. mind the (hien° tmale owner) especially the Museu Picasso - across the port. Which we centre. The metro is one buskers and bird stalls.. wearing mascara! arc sometimes disappointing. couldn't afford. to Barcelona. day in Barcelona (for As we only had a week. we It is far better to hunt down F.C. Barcelona are so good of the most efficient in the huge sculptures which the Pope is a member the by air land or citizens or tourists) rarely forced ourselves out of bed the world (and the early. because when the crop up all over the city. for joined in 1980. Even if you sea, is always passes without a stroll coolest by far with jazz morning sunlight begins to example the Fundaeio Antoni are not a fan. watching a breathtaking. The down this incredible street filter into the courtyards most Tapies is roofed with a floodlit match in the Nou Camp is a echoing around the - it is the best place to get twisted spires of spotless. air-conditioned of the popular sights are tangle of aluminium, pipes baptism of fire: you will Sagrada your hearings. and the refreshingly empty. Gaudi's tunnels), buy a hook of gothic area overlaps at the Afternoons can be spent Familia cathedral tickets and the town is port end. recuperating in one of a loom over the your playground. Even If you need a bed, then million cafes. agatn the best As we wandered Mediterranean and a the network map folds there are unlimited hotels and tactic is to avoid the popular areas which are overpriced. belt of mountains cut down to the site of a pensions in the Barri Gotie. but avoid staying on the Like much of Barcelona, around we were never off the outside world. credit card. backpacker's favourite square. Gaudi's Sagradia Familia is What lies below is Everybody heads Placa Relit'. You could try best viewed from the outside (if it's ever finished. it will he bizarre, surreal and straight for the Rumbles Hotel Toledano, with sure whether we were which was carved out by an balconies stretching over the as spectacular inside). His unforgettably alive. ancient river and stretches Ramhlas where we spent many other work of genius is the After touching down from the port to the central happy afternoons drinking in magnificent Pair Gael!, which took 14 years to complete. dreaming or our drinks the atmosphere (and the and catching our breath. Placa de Catalunya and is vodka) As long as you don't Giving the best view of the city. the park is magic realism had been spiked with amp .41. brought to life: lizards and • • vast mosaic beaches are ■■■interspersed with fairy-tale acid, or both aelo • • • 4ww• 411 41111110 houses and forest. No other o metropolis in the world would and glass. and the pavements never see 20,0)11 people from have given such an obvious are lined with mosaics and goinc this crazy ever again. madman so much time and street-paintings. We were Try to see them play Real money. never sure whether we were Madrid. when one game TUDENT dreating or our drinks had becomes a civil war and funs RT and architecture are been spiked with acid, or are even supplied with never far apart in both. ammunition on the way into OLID6Y5Lt A Barcelona. The Since the Olympics in the stadium. • Fandacio Joan Minn. high up 1092. Barcelona has never in Montjuic. is an ice-white looked back. The best mayor F course. this is a tnie masterpiece with luminous in the world. Pasquai twenty-foilr hour city. s Ir, sr LA.— installations and sculptures Maragall. hits ensured the Oso buy the Gala del £45 which deserves to be visited immaculate transport sy stems Uric as there are always bands WEEKEND BREAKS TO again and again. Beneath this and sparkling Olympic and DJs around. The bars are • maze lies another exhibition villages' form the prototype best at the weekends. but don't space which was filled with for future cities. The enduring follow the Rough Guide exploding jars of water and image of the games is the because it directs you to In t. people in cages_ crystal-blue diving pit on remote suburbs and deserted AMSTERDAM Remember what I said about Mantjuic. which can be seen quarters. The most alive urea 7th, 14th, 28th NOV and 12th bEC surreal'' along with the stadium after was between the port and the The major mu SCUM • an incredible cable-car ride &nth/as on the East Side. PARIS ikinslR- 'N'amv 31st QC db. E49 S55 CALL ilEi6AY (019041637700 QUOTE REF: LEEDS STUDENT 2 •i 30 LAWRENCE STREET, YORK, YOI 3BN. TELEPHONE (01904) 637700, FAX (01904) 673763 E-MAIL• student@ b • r.demon.co.ukQR.. 4,, 411•110 41111110 40 Out look 18/17 40E FELLER's
No.4. IT'S GETTING BETTER MAN
THINK I'm going mad. Too many retro litls nights are sending me insane. 1 need some good British music, and for some reason whenever 1 hear Oasis 1 think of home. I was never the biggest f )axis fan before I came lo Canada. I have never \cep them live. I do not know !heir entire hack catalogue and the chart position of each song. I didn't even buy Definitely Maybe when it was first released for heaven's sake! But I like their songs. But all that changed when came, to Canada I have been ft-weed to defend Oasis so many times. I have realized that actually I do quite like them. "Oh you're British. you must like Oasis then." sneers the average Canadian. t Although that beats: "Oh ymere British. you must like the Spice Girls"!)-Don't you think they'll:. rude/ =vain/ trying to hard io he the Beatles?" soon inevitably follows. And slowly. live kir-mutated a pretty good argument in defence of the Manchester lads. So when I heard they would be playing in Tonmto in Jimmy I era excited. I was ikiterrnmed to see that concert. But getting tickets is no easy process here. They are only available from Ticket Master, who run a wrist band policy for five day, before the tickets goon sale. What is a wrist band policy?1 didn't know either: I had to go down to the nearest 'I icket Master. sign a list and was given a red pipet Walden Eight is the most wrist hand with a number on it. that pectaculur club I've ever seen. allows me to line up (we don't Ve spent the first two hours queue here) for nekton Saturday ,andering, open-mouthed. over mistiming when they go on sale. le glass floors and between the The wrist hand. which &mitt eautiful people. The toilets like showers too much, does nut ‘)tild not be out of place in the HANDY HINTS: BARCELONA entitle mein a ticket. just a place in ate. ilk- queue. I have to go down not If you have some money spare. her( ire 9.15. not after 93(kim on ten shopping is the easiest and Saturday and wait for a number to uickest way to lose it. The Diesel hi ilrawri. Thai number gets to go cadquarters are an experience in PRE-CHRISTMAS flights for £160 with CHECK out El Corte Ingles, which tires in the queue_ If you're not near lemselves, and we ambled for the number, you're scnewed. ;this in boutique-land. pretending Iberia Airlines. boasts an eighth-floor restaurant with 13u1 I'm not risking that. 1 he rich. Sitting in the spectacular views of the city. Cheap )vllis. the other Leeds student, is ipermodel owned fashion cafe kebabs. felafels and curries from back ling up to phone she used to td sipping a glass of tap water. streets around the Placa Royale. like Oasis even less than me, but e felt rich and important. just as excited) fur tickets. I've STA will arrange accomodation in the also been trying to win tickets on .spend less than a week two-star Santa Marta hotel for £33 per the radio. This is how obsessed I here would be a crime. The night including breakfast. The best budget have become. Frhythm of the place and its I spent an hour sitting by the castle variety demand days and rooms are around the Placa de Catalunya FOR the Walden Eight club take a taxi to phone whiting for an Oasis- rune to iglus of wandering. The best wa) and range from £7-£25 per person. Hotel Edifici Walden in the suburbs. Ignore the ID- to win a ticket. I even dreamed i absorb and relax is to leave the places the Rough Guide mentions - I had already won tickets. I was iidebook in the hotel and just Toledano at 138 Rambla de Canaletas, for lute for a mid-term because I was alk around. Within a few example, offers a double with shower for they're far too far away. convinced one of the radio Ws mutes you will stumble across £24 a night. o,as about to give away tickets. tildings that rise out of the earth I have lost the plot completely (e lava, boulevards lined with By- the time I come home, drns, and gothic streets winding to have c beach. MIN, i!•,,ter he Neither a city nor a country, o3'.;!!1..- ,m. ■.„ ..n arcelonu is more like a ...will will %LA r ,: in.: ) inhale its electric stir i'~ trul!. In Outlook next week: LATVIA ipiring. (Outlook- eet9e5 /47V/4 Are you cocoa 0 oco? STEVE BATHE foood dr lnd k 8j enjoys National Chocolate Week and finds out if there's more to it than Mars and Milky Way O last week was The days of the tomato and paprika Crunchie are a long way off, National chocolate Hut Fry's could try fennel and ginger as week. Did you know? an addition to their Turkish Delight. I S can dream. Did you eat any extra? Personally 1 took the chance CHOCO-NEWS + CHOCO-NEWS to eat my way through all CHOCO-NEWS + CHOCO-NEWS the special editions available at the local sweet Swiss Chalet, an expensive fake Toblerune from Cadbury, has cost them shop. £1,000.000 in court lees as it was ruled The orange Toffee Crisp was that it was as Swiss as Yorkshire good, the double choc Caramel pudding. Cadbury's got their Just not a patch on the previous mint rewards after trying to link their vegtable lard, milk fat and cocoa butter edition. The Wispaccino laden bar to the quality Swiss product. bringing the welcome taste of If you want to try the stuff kit coffee to chocolate (welcome? yourself a is being sold at the market aren't coffee shoes always the tfive bars fur a quid - usually about 70p ones left over that no-one likes?) a bark However if you like Toblerone l3ui it all made me wistful for the then do not waste your cash on this pale shade. Save it up instead because as black and white Mars. A truly Christmas approaches the shops will divine creation but as I haven't once again stock everyones dream touched an ordinary. plain. tedious Toblerune. Triangular chunks of old Mars bar for ages. a bit of a happiness the site of a slice of piny marketing blunder as far as I was Nestles Maverick is another new bar concerned. selling at 30p. Following the fashion of But what do Our conservative Cadbury's Fuse it takes all hits left over WIN-A-WOK English palates have to look forward to from the other bars, squashes them STIR-FIZED in terms of novelty flavour together. sticks it in a wrapper and sells combinations for more special editions') it to us. In its favour it does have a line IOW RED PEPPERS COMPETITION I gained an insight on Thursday night at of unadulterated caramel on top but ifs Waterstonec, where Gerard Ronay. tinfimutiatel5 lost in the mix. chocolatier to Harrods. Forman and New Zealand Lamb are giving away Masons was promoting his new hook - CHOCO•FACT + CHOCO-FACT This is a versatile dish which can be a wok set to the first 25 correct The Gerard Randy Chocolate Kit CHOCO-FACT + CHOCO-FACT cooked in a frying pan or wok. 11'1 2.991 with a short talk and sonie son entries to this fantastic competition. centres. Half a million tonnes a year is the INGREDIENTS Rose. fennel arid ginger was a hit amount of chocolate we get through in Simply answer the following with the audience. Tomato, paprika and this country. Enough Curly Wurly's to questions and send them on a basil was a miss. I tried several because stretch front here to infinity. Calorific 350g Lamb, cut into thin strips there were lots left and they were free. content is a corking 2,850,000,000.000 1 teaspoon dried (or fresh) ginger postcard to: They had a slightly fruity taste and were kcal. enough to keep 3 million people Blurb Student Marketing, not as reminiscent of goulash as the 1 clove garlic, crushed going full time. Vitamins and minerals 4 spring onions, chopped Unit 25a, Pall Mall Deposit, ingredients suggested. After five I aside that is, decided that they were nasty. very nasty 4 tablespoon of black bean sauce 124-125 Barlby Road, 1 red pepper, de-seeded and thinly London, W10 6BL IHKINLISIEHOLO LORE ACCXXI: sliced TO IMFIS. EREA'770441 1 onion, skinned and sliced 1) The All Blacks are... In order to sustain a household one must be fern when it comes METHOD to employing the staff. A manservant must be discreet, well a) The New Zealand rugby team turned out and must be prepared to undertake an duties with b) Your New Zealand Lamb chops courtesy. These include caring for the masters' attire, acting as a I. Mix the lamb with the ginger, when you leave them under the grill seccond butler when entertaining, and serving wine at the table. garlic, spring onions and black bean too long The most integral part of the kitchen is the head cook. She will sauce, and leave for 30 mins. c) the Australian rugby team take responsibility for the servants, the chambermaids and the 2. Heat 2 tablespoons oil, and toss in porters. The cook should present the mistress of the house with the lamb; fry for 5 mins. 2) What is New Zealand's national the menu for each forthcoming week for approval. It is then her 3. Add the pepper and onio; fry for a mascot? duty to send the porters out to buy the food, and to ktftern the further 5 mins, stirring the estate manager a) The Lamb of one country house if game is navuirsid. The ingredients. cook should never on any accounts be seen by &e we guests, but b) The Kiwi 4. Serve with noodles (available in written notes of approval troy be passed on by the c) The Koala manservant if the lady of the hawse deems it suitable. easy-cook packs) or rice.
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U7'()P11.01' has There are two types of inform the car computer of the automated highway system being destination and then on a been, up until now. studied at present A mixed traffic particular 'transition' lane the car Aa recognised system where a highway is fitted would take control before feature of planes and one with the magnets on the inside merging with the fully automated which has become and outside of several lanes and lime. Once on the lane the driver invaluable in removing radio and digital equipment on can relax and take his hands off the roadside arc used to co- the wheel and pretty much do an element of human ordinate car movements on a anything he wants. error from long haul stretch of highway used by both flights. automated and manually driven THE'RE are fears however, THINK PINK! American scientists and cars, or a separate lane system set that it may be at this point engineers have already up where only automated ears are that a driver has a stroke or completed trials on a stretch permitted, heart attack. and either becomes information about the road unconcious or dies. The LUU Breast of Californian freeway. ahead, such as obstacles will automated stretches of road are Interstate 15. just north of San most likely be transmitted to cars just that - stretches. When the Diego using several vehicles time comes for the car to exit for Cancer which performed manouvres a particular destination. the driver consistent with normal traffic Drivers do not will he alerted and slowly handed Awareness Day flow and were controlled only hack the controls:The car by the magnets on the road use the roads computer would have to monitor and digital communication the behaviour of the driver as he equipment by the roadside. to maximum or she resumes control. If the The Japanese had previous' driver is dead or cannot be Mon Nov 10th shown that automated vehicles capacity - awakened, the automated could be controlled using radio highway system would have to 10am - 4pm exhibition in Riley Smith Hall and magnetic attachments to the remain in control. The car computerised computer would have to slow, 11 am - aromatherapy workshop, committee rms road itself in September 19%. then stop the car in a safe area These ideas have two tested as cars would be A&B (free of charge) an alternative to the construction and alert the emergency services to the problem. 12pm - free buffet Riley Smith Hall of highway extensions, a far more efficient, more expensive solution to heavy Thanks to the speed of advances in technology, the 2pm - talk on Breast Cancer & th pill. Doubles traffic than the pmposed 'smart' and safer components necessary for this highway. Bar (free of charge) type of autopilot are now So far, British answers to the behind. allowing each car to relatively inexpensive. As the 6.15pm - candlelight vigil for victims of breast increasing number of ears on the adjust the distances between each price of a car is, for many, a mad have been to close off cancer student unions steps deciding factor in it's purchase, certain areas of the country to other and facilitate merging, thereby achieving more effective this means that these automated bra size measuring during the day curs and implement park and ride road use and allowing the traffic cars will be available to most schemes, with car sharing to keep moving during rush hour. drivers. proposals still on the table but sure that every driver This means the next century thought to become a distinct I'm could see me driving a car with possibility. reading this has had problems with people who refuse to let computer controlled steering, At present. the belief is that them into a lane or drive so close throttle and braking, digital radio drivers do not use the roads to on their that a sudden brake and magnetometers and more maximum capacity and that tail would definitely cause an sensors than paint. computerised can would be accident. So for these reasons, a Fewer accidents and no traffic more efficient and in a way. safer, dedicated lane system appears to jams almost make up for my loss reducing the nwnber of he the leading idea as opposed to of the pleasure on feeling u ear motorway accidents which could the mixed traffic system. respond to my commands, but save lives and in the process Just before the automated area then again who said being out of reduce the resulting accident shops of highway, the driver would control is a bad thing? related delays for commuters. 43 20 Leeds Student Friday November 7 1997 ORT national and rage start here
glory iN ao U44 5C:Aan, Last-gasp BY Chris Straw COMPARISONS were HEADINGLEY, the inevitably drawn with the home of the Leeds 19111 Headingley Test when Rhinos, has witnessed RUGBY LEAGUE: LMUSU 16-14 LUU England pulled ofT a ts remarkable victory over many great contes Report by SEAN TULLY during its long and Australia this summer. Although the circumstances established history. in a Ben Chamberlain try. yet another Gary Rohl) ixmalty were slightly different - this Last Thursday it ryas the LMUSU surprisingly went into ensured an explosive timid five time, the Ashes were already turn of the LMUSU and LUU the break two points ahead. minutes. Shots ing greater spirit lost - it was a performance to rugby league teams to do After the hall-time appearance and ambition than their hitter match the efforts of Both= and of serial streaker Nick Pickens, rivals, LMUSU scored a deserted battle in this famous venue Willis 16 years before. who in the home of the Rhinos try through Trevor Haines in the and they produced a classic The protagonists this time exposed his not-an-Rhino-sited dying moments to leave the game around were Andy Caddiek and spectacle worthy of such a manhood, the game resumed at a all square. With the unenviable the mercurial Phil Tufnell. respected arena. frantic pact. task of kicking the conversion, whose recall to the national With the Majestyk Trophy and Gary Robb. showing nerves of team was thoroughly. local pride up for grabs, the stakes Frustrated steel, planted the ball comfonably vindicated. were high for this match but at between the posts. With Australia needing just was LMUSU who looked the Again it was Lull' who took Amazingly, this gallantry was the initiative but they were 124 runs to win the Test and hungrier of the two sides early on. almost in vain u, Glenn Hamm. wrap up a 4-1 series win, all From the start they put LUU increasingly frustrated by a after vet another tormenting run, parsimonious LMUSU side bets were called off and the under mounting pressure and looked certain lo steal a try and columnists had began their were eventually rewarded when whilst another Gary Robb penalty inevitable victory for L1.11.1. put LMUSU further ahead. obituaries of Mike Atherton's Gary Robb kicked a penalty. Thwarting his attack with a last- captaincy. Despite the early aethack. With only ten minutes ditch tackle worthy of Wembley remaining it seemed that a Though it now transpires LUU finally began to assert their let alone Headinglcy. Gary Robb that England's victory played authority in the game. The surprise victory was on the cards, was again the hero and ensured but such LMUSU optimism was little part in Atherton's eventual lightening pace of Glenn Hutton famous LMUSILi win. decision to continue. this should caused LMUSU great concern soon shattered in the space of Struggling to contain his several tumultuous minutes. A try not detract from what was a and they eventually succumbed delight, LMUSU coach Phil monumental achievement. when Hutton went over to grab a from Paul Scott and a converted Hassan described the victory as Antonio Richardson try left LUU In winning the Test by 19 11Y, 'thoroughly deserved' whilst runs, England salvaged some Further LUU dominance was 14-8 ahead and on course kw LUU coach Mel Wihherlcy their third victory of the season. much needed pride and the Cal well contained by an organised praised the spirit and organisation was hack on the prowl again. LMUSU side and following an Despite the obvious setback of the oppoaition. LMUSU never gave up hope and PHIL HASSAN: Coaching advisor to LMUSU. delighted by their win audacious attack, which resulted FRISBEE
A BLEND of youth and experience served the LUU Ultimate Frisbee team well when they won the BUF Northern championships in Injuries make the difference Shropshire last weekend. the gain line. The team, which comprised MEN'S RUGBY UNION The LUU defence remained several beginners as well as LUU 8.12 LOUGHBOROUGH solid, however, and was not members of the highly afraid to take on the visitors' successful 'Catch 22' side, overcame opponents from all Report by Jim Lewis larger pack. escaping their half with kicks down the touchline. over the north to take the title. In the final of the tournament. DESPITE a narrow metre line. without threatening Opportunist which attracted both student and defeat. LUU came out of a try. non-student outfits. they faced Penalties awarded for A poorly-controlled serum 'Chevron' front Manchester. their game against indiscipline then allowed LUU near the Loughborough line who are rated fifth in the country. Loughborough with a to clear their lines with Brodie allowed Brodie to pounce for an The LUU side were expected to confidence that belied finding touch three times in opportunist try. and LUU were lose heavily. but they carne away their lack of experience. quick succession to take the right back in the game as the with a shock 15-13 victory. With club captain and fly - home side up to the visitors' 22. half-time whistle blew. This win surprised many. Once again Loughborough half Matt Duncombe OM for However. LUU could not including Catch 'veteran Pete take advantage of a five-metre applied pressure from the kick- Conan: "We didn't actually take several weeks. changes had scrum and were put on the back off. forming a maul on the laula it too seriously because we didn't been forced on the backs. loot ono: again goal line and trundling over to think we'd get very far I was Mike Brodie was moved to A scrum for the increase their lead to 12-5. pleased at the way the team fly-half. and Toby Cloucten allowed their No 8 to release Strong tackling from both bonded so quickly. despite the granted his debut at inside- his scrum-half, and with sides slowly began to restrict varying ability of the player" centre. In the forwards. five of support and only the full-hack the hacks and after LUU won a LIFT-OFF:The LUU line-out hard at work during Wednesday's game Pete picked out the exiadlent the eight were lint years, but to beat he put away the lett- scrum against the head. Both sides a cot on to create captain Dave Hatcher performances of beginners Rai this made no difference to the Ill wmg to score. ender the posts. Loughbormigh hands in the further chances. the visit or- said ''Despite the hick of McKeeFTe and Johnny Pear. level of commitrnent or The Loughborough pack ensuing nick gave the home InIIftg a penalty of their ,met experience in the side. the who will he in the team gun:. aaaress ion. then maintained the pressure. side a simple iienalty kick in in taint set the posts, but exammtment was great It a as lin bury 11 for a ht,ginn...1 From the lock 44. [RIO recy cling aoad sect md• abase front the ,. Which Was TIC it 'ICI could make the another p me Mai suit Id hase slim. anent nest Lotiehla wough c+,,t1e4.1 satire ■■ halt tot thu rerun' uo crash axe,- dot; hni i a.. On,w2 h i:one ■a:A. eara piesorre on the 22• Andrea Briaden 44 Leeds Student Friday November 7 1997 ERBY CHOKER T STUDEN VISCOUNT 25 %0FF ON THE RUN: But there was to be no way through for LMUSU MEN'S HOCKEY LMUSU 0-1 BRADFORD match our pressure." to nothing. the sok eilailleC of And he was right. After the half fell to Andy Bennett Report by James Feam falling behind early m the whose low shot was well saved. second period LMUSU Five minutes into the second half and proceedings were A NARROW defeat at recovered strongly. wresting entirely different. Harris' the hands of local rivals control of the midfield and persistence down the right Bradford saw a moving the ball purposefully. seemed to demonstrate a new The Bradford goal was determination among the justifiably disgruntled subjected to almost total siege in LENSES LMUSU !inwards and two near (with or without frames) LMUSU team leave the last 20 minutes but LMUSU musses compounded the point. Beckett Park fully just could not fashion u clear Bradford. however, had also chance and seldom troubled the eaten their half-time spinach and aware that this was a 'keeper. three minutes later a McCrtie match from which they This was not unlike the see- spilled a shot and Haigh bundled saw first half which. although far in the rebound. deserved a least a draw. :UNIVERSITY1 more closely contested. was Bradfoill's captain praised his "We were the better side wholly lacking in goalmouth team's "resilience under intense for much of Ihe incident. Both sides played with pressure-. Yin had LMUSU said frustrated hinne passion and gusto but competent managed to control their skipper Chris Han-is, "hut defending and sloppy passing in countless short corners. the story ISION the final third of the pitch just couldn't tines a finish to may well have been very ensured attack after attack came di (recent. OPTICIANS Lower Ground Floor,•Union Buildings, Leeds university. Leeds LS1 1UH Tel: 0113 242 4684 BUSA NEWS ONE DAY ONLY RESULTS ROUND-UP (WEDNESDAY I 2th NOVEMBER) 111en's Soccer Lacrosse Sheffield 2.7 LL't.' I st XI Durham 7-I LLR1 I._ LIU 2nd XI 12-5 TASC LULI 3rd X1 5-2 Hull Netball VIEW THE ENTIRE COLLECTION LUU 4th X1 4-2 Itull LMUSU Isis 50-20 Sheffield Hallam LMUSU tst X1 3-2 Northumbria LMUSU 2nds 33-22 Sheffield Hallam LMLISU 2nd XI 1-2 Northumbria York 16-49 LUU Isis LMLISU 3rd XI 0-2 Northumbna Durham 17.-39 LLB I 2nds LMUSU 4th XI 1-2 Northumbria Men's Rugby Union GIORGIO MOIAl\-1 Women's Soccer LUU 1st XV 5.1 _2 Loughborough LMUSU 10-2 Sheffield Hallam and Lifil 3-0 Bradford omen's Rugby Union Men's Badminton Durham 48-0 LUU Durham 4-4 LIR, I sts (subject to appeal' Rugby League Durham 6.3 LUU 2nds LUU 1st X111 56-26 Bradford Women's Badminton Loughborough 264 LMUSU 1st XIII Durham 4-2 Isis Men's Squash 3-2 LI11 ist V Women's Basketball Durham Durham 2-3 It Bradford 51.35 LC1. Women's Squash Men's Fencing Durham 5-0 L L 1. 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Leeds Student, Friday November 7 1997 The cream of Leeds student rugby league RIGHT ROYAL could have been different. HE home of BARTLETT INSURANCE The home side's effort and the Leeds enthusiasm was obvious from Rhinos at TOUR MATCH the outset. and earns them l IL MN—% season rugby league. Wembley was Head ingley some reward at the end, to the like any other, full only just half-full. and those delight of a gleeful crowd. Tplayed host to a dash Leeds Students 6 It was the persistence. or certainties that who did bother to turn up saw of Jason Wood define it and make an Australian side, deprived of of the hemispheres on Queensland Students 50 that gave them Ait a unique part of the year. players because of the split in their solitary try. us he nipped Sunday, as the hest of Golden leaves clogging up the game Down Under, in to hack the ball uway from den-covered pavements. confirm the supremacy they both the LUU and Murray and dived over in the small children throwing showed in the World Club LMU student sides Coiner. It was a much deserved highly powerful fireworks in Championship in easily took on Queensland Report by score that must have lifted your general direction and of heating a not-so Great Britain their flagging spirit.~ in the course, the first Premiership Andy Farrell, one of the students in the PAUL BROWN face of such a mauling. managerial casualties of the ssorld's best loose-forwards. pouring rain. A stunned Mel Wittherly. stetson. The frequent's' run played at stand-oft' and Following the example with a hi swing hat-trick Duncan Oigiv to s Litton seas the Leeds coach, admitted the although the side was superiority of the Australians. race - the 9.30 Monday set by the national side at from stand-off Jody bravely fielded by the Aussie decimated through injuries. tt but was hitter about the Morning Phonecall from Barlow. fullback Munay, the visitors is a sad day when such Wembley. Lecds were organisation of the game. Chairman's Office, every Queensland's second came quickly re-established their measures have to he taken. never really a match for "We were totally week from now until after 13 minutes. and despite a supremacy with a breakaway It's a far cry from ten, even unprepared." he said. "It was Christmas - to he the first the team dubbed as the sensational try-saving tackle Tonkin try. Their half-century five, yearn ago when Wigan originally agreed that Leeds manager to have his career best student side in the by Antonio Richardson that soon followed with Barlow ruled the world on and off the University alone, as profile cm the inside back kept the floodgates from completing his hat-trick, aided pitch. Football managed to world. Five of the champions, would play this pages was a close run thing. opening, the Aussics were by two more from Aaron drag itself out of the doldrums. visiting X111 were in last fixture. If we had played our Early form suggested the already running the game. and Smith. It is to he hoped that this great strongest team or even the best favourite was Gerryfraneis, year's Australian World led 22-2 by the inlet-sal. owned by Alan Sugar. game can follow the lead Cup-winning side. and it Instinctive of the LMU side it would have fralthall has so. been much tighter." Characterised by his long ,lio\l, ed. Effervescent mime, (:errs Francis has Poor conditions meant this "We lacked cohesion," he I I,.s pile their early Iwo- featured heavily in the SN E you seen the A comeback of sons was was never a spectacle of continued. but refused to point a betting for a couple of years advert for a certain lead. courtesy of mounted in the second half, flowing rugby, punctuated as it blame this on the team. saying now. as has any manager Hsportswear company Gan Robb penalty, the inspired by the effervescent was by knock-ens. but the "it was rank had organisation, instinctive hall-handling skill Crum Peter Johnson's stable which features Britain's hastily-assembled home scrum-half play of Dan and at this level it is not fair on in Blue Liverpool. Their number two tennis player side were quickly overrun, McCormack. It was his throughout the Aussie side the players." meant there was much to runner this year was Tim Heilman trying to he as accomplished hooker leadership which gained the One good Ming for admire. llowardlomdail, a favourite hard? It's all loud music and Luke Caplick burst through side prolonged possession. and Wiltherly to look hack on is explosions. and ends on a Though they dictated the the who has been sold and their committed but they kept the ball alive well on improved discipline close-up of Tun, darkly lit the back of his precise range play, the visitors' dominance amongst the LUU players on bought at will over the past outclassed defence for the decade. and grinning menacingly. kicking. was never complete. and if show. After a stormy start to first try. It was to he the Outsiders included the Let's play word Failing to convert this into Leeds had managed to take the season, it is good to see grey Royevans, but the association. Tun Wittman - first of a stunning nine-try points. their prohings met with advantage of their best spell them concentrating now on the winner was Davidpleat. A nice bloke, not hard. Ls this haul by the Aussies, capped fierce resistance, and when just after the re-start. things rugby alone. competent hurdler - going to start a trend of remember the Maine Road highly ironic commercials? If Steeplechase in 1983 - so. we can look forward to Davidpleat suffered heass Dennis Bergkamp endorsing defeats in the Ew nod Park KLM, Dennis Rodman's Goalies! and the Derby approval of Pankow Pro'. earlier on in the season. and. of course. legendary nit When he was trounced in and communicator Kenny the Old Trafford Diamond Dalglish taking over from Stakes, there was no doubt Bob Hoskins at BT. Hang about his victory. The fen on... thousand guineas he won will keep him in hay for a few 'IL Russians are so months. but expect to see confident Of Sidi it) in him under starters urders in Tthe second lee ol thru the Questfora Trophs soon. World Cup ip.i.ilitying play •on with hilly that they have 4 0V ERS of either code announced the sqUad for of rugby will try and France 98. I convince anyone that In continuing. and highly their particular version of implausible fashion. Own Goal William Webb Ellis' game is has been given first show of the best. What neither could the list. The squad reads: argue about is the uncertain Whodyanicabolicov, Tielycov, future of either game at Chesticov, Nasticov. the top level. Slitionisky, Union is still Dnwnhillsky, Risky. dipping its toe in Swedishev. the pool of Mastershev. professionalism, Soddov, Takeitov, unable to gauge Rubitov, Pissov, the temperature Whisky. Pastashev. correctly. and last Najinskv. Desert Saturday's First Orchid. 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WINNERS: The world-conquering Australian student side, several members of whom played in the Queensland team on Sunday
.16 Leeds Student Friday November 7 1997 23 is outplayed by powerful Queensland touring side WEEKEND FOOTBALL FIXTURES
WIN FOR AUSSIES Friday 7 November Nationwide League HE well- RUGBY DivLsion One T The Scrum-Half's View Man City v Huildeistield used phrase SPECIAL "brick wall DAN McCORMACK Division TWO defence" has prey inus: Oldham v Gillingham nevr been more Players who had done TEAM their utmost to inflict as much Saturday 8 November appropriate than on pain as possible upon each last Sunday at other were now sharing a joke SHEET FA Carling Premiership Head ingley Stadium. with each other, preparing LEEDS STUDENTS Blackburn'. Lverton themselves to give their all From the first minute 1 - Gary Robb Coventry v Newcastle for united cause. Crystal Palace v Aston villa to the last. the "Thou My memories of the game 2 - Mark Moran Leeds Litd v Derby shalt not pass" notices itself are very patchy. But I 3 - Will Wright Liverpool v Tottenham were held firmly in front can remember second row 4 - John Griffin Shelf Wed v Bolton Raoul Simons being of 17 courageous Leeds 5 - Duncan Olgivie Southampton v Barnsley physically dumped on the students as they took on floor by 3 bloodthirsty 6 - Matt West the finest student rugby Austen. every last rib surely 7 - Dan McCormack league team in the world orr the verge of snapping. He 8 - Steve Woodburn 9 - Ray Morris 10 - Jason 1-loyland `Personally I'd never been 11 - Raoul Simons 12 - Antunio Richardson involved in a game in which 13 - Jason Wood defence had been so intense' Subs Division One 14 - Birmingham v Norwich Personally I 'd never got up and couldn't wait to Simon Robinson Bury v Purtsmouth do it all again. 15 - Nik Diamond been involved in a game in Crewe v Oxford Utd "Little Ray". the hooker which defence had been so 16 - Chris Rigg Middlesbrough v QPR from the Met - real name Ray. I intense. It is so secret that 17 - Sean Whitehead Reading v Stockport Morris - smashed into the the game of rugby league Stoke v Wolves lush Headingley turf on 18 - Richard Amttage in Australia is based on Suncterhuid v Ncium Forest numerous occasions. Ray was Swindon v Bradfool defence: three and four always there when the going Trannane v Pon Vale players involved in every got tough. Scorers West Brom v Chariton contact situation. The serum-half is the most Try: Wood (73) ti The Leeds team on Sunday important individual in a was amazingly only selected rugby league team in terms of Goal: Robb hours before the kick off at a organisation and direction_ training session at drizzly But the six men who packed Weetwoud. But in a funny down in front of we for Leeds apart. I've never played rugby league is not a contact against such a physically sport but a collision sport. Man of the Match kind of way maybe that on Sunday were heroes one Dan McCormack worked in our favour. There and al I_ impressive team. and this That's rubbish. This game of was no mention of the Met's As for Queensland. well clearly made the difference. rugby league could only he victory over us three days they were pretty much a class Writers Often state that described as war. Division Two Blackpool v Burnley Brent) rd v Bristol C Bristol R s Fulham Chesterfield v Grimsby Luton v Preston All going swimmingly for Giles Millwall v Carlisle Plymouth v Bournemouth LEEDS University Giles' disability arises from Southend v Wigan graduate Giles Long a brave two-year battle against Walsall v Watfont bone cancer when he was a Wrexham v Northampton looks we I l on the teenager, that left him with a York v Wycombe target to recapture titanium replacement far his the success of his upper arm hone. Division Three medal winning Gruelling Barnet v Doncteacr Brighton v Rotherham achievements for the After this he carried on Cardiff s Torquay Great Britain with his education, obtaining a Hull v Shrewsbury swimming team at place at Leeds to study. Leymn Orient v Chester Geology. While must of is Macclesfield v Cambridge the 1996 Paralympics find it something of a struggle Mansfield v Scarborough in Atlanta. to obtain a degree with the Notts f.'.o Y Exeter Usual distractions. Giles Darlington The BT National Peterborough v combined his studies with a Rochdale v Colchester Swimming gruelling schedule of 'early Scunthorpe v Hartlepool Championships took morning' training sessions. Swansea v Lincoln place in Darlington last enough to send most students running for cover. weekend, with regional Sunday 9 November In between lectures and teams competing from assignments. he managed l'A Carling Premiership all over the country. successful outings at the MAKING WAVES: Giles Long is aiming to achieve success at the Sydney Paralympics In 2000 Arsenal v Man Utd Naiional. European and World Giles. who swims for the Chelsea v West Ham Yorkshire & Humberside championships, culminating in attract National Lottery Championships in New "It was a satisfactory region, came away from the his triumphant performance in funding tu help make the move Zealand in 1998 and performance, with plenty of Division One Atlanta last year. the 2000 scope for improvement" he event with four gold medals up from amateur to ultimately Ipswich v Shelf Utd Paralympics in Sydney. said_ adding: "But it's a good and two bronze, including a professional. Intensive Although originally from Despite this being Giles' foundation on which to break gold for his top event, the Monday 10 November Currently working hard to Braintree in Essex. Long has first outing since his triumphs more world records and bring 100 metre butterfly, for I und his intensive training decided to stay on in Leeds to in Atlanta. he was decidedly back mare gold medals for PA Carling Premiership which he holds the world regime, he hopes to be one of mount his campaign to prepare understated about his haul of Britain," Leicester WII!Ila record in the S8 category. the fortunate British athletes to for the forthcoming World medals at the weekend. Andy Stanton
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IT was a battling display produced by LMUSU to beat Northumbria by three goals to two at Beckett Park on Wednesday. It was a greatly contrasting game, with 1.MUSU playing superbly in the first half, going in at half time three goals to the good_ But complacency set in. and only a valiant defensive A FRESHER at 1,1111.1 rounds before teaching the final. display stopped Northumbria Once there. he took the title with going home with a point they has won one of the a hard-fought victory that went scarcely deserved. most prestigious right to the wire. LMUSU started much the awards in British better of the two teams and it Experience came as no surprise when they karate. took the lead after 12 minutes. Rob Cook, who studies Roh, who has 17 years' Declan Tarpey scoring after Sports Science. beat off over experience behind him. was his first shot had been ROD other competitors from delighted with his performance. blocked. Looking back on the year. he all over the country to claim Some of LMUSU',‘ said: "I've spent four months in the title of 1997 Grand attacking play was a joy to the USA which opened up some behold and Max Gerrard Champion of the Thrkshire great opprxtxmities fax me. I'm should have doubled their Ope n. really pleased with this result lead after a poor goal-kick It was the culmination of a now and I'm hoping to convert arrived at his feet. tournament that began hack in some of my brown belts to February when Rob was placed Glorious second. At the next round in Not that he doesn't have June he improved enough to enough black belts - his Despite this setback. win. and victory this month collection of five, alongside his Gerrard capitalised on sonic clinched the overall title. seven brown belts, is a testament poor defending a minute later The 1=1 round of the to his melleni record_ A to put LMUSU two up. tournament. which is now in its member of the local Se icroft After 35 minutes Neil second year, took place at Shotokan club. Rob also teaches Tooley made it three with a Morley Leisure Centre last at other clubs too - including glorious low shot into the weekend. The day was, in Rob's one at Past Lane College. corner. own words. -extremely tough, After a highly successful The only question at half but also eond natured." year. Rob now hopes to go on time was how many LMUSU This did not detract from and make his name at next would score, but after the what was some tierce year's British championships. interval Northumbria pushed competition. and Cook had to more men forward and started battle his way through four Chris Straw to look far more menacing. Their pressure was rewarded midway through the second half when Anthony Barrett scored twice in five AND NEXT WEEK.. minutes to give the away side real hope for a draw. Commanding WIN PRIZES But LMUSU defended in numbers and with GALORE IN OUR commanding performances from Nigel Baker and Gavin Barritt, they kept a well- READERSHIP organised Northumbria side at hay for an anxious final ten SURVEY!! minutes. LMUSU's captain Wayne Hill had mixed feelings about the team's performance. "In the first half everything 4... AIL TO BE WON came together and we could have had five or six. But we IN SEVEN DAYS faded in the second half and let Northumbria hack in the TUVIE! CHAMPION: Rob Cook In a typically aggressive stance, before winning the Yorkshire Open game so we still have a lot to work on.- \ \ ' ■■ ,0._, . \ , \ .`k'x \`,0,',, ,.., 0'''''''\, • ':\ \ V \\\ ■■••• • X \ .1... \ l ' •,, ,„' • • \\\\.\\\-\,‘,.■V\\,„ ,l . \ v. \•%,,,,,,,..:.,..\\'',,..\\..,\:',,',.• \ \\''-‘•1N.N.':',\\\,‘...,,,\,,, ..\\,\ \ \ \ \\.'.. \\‘‘0,,,,,,•\::A N. , •.,:', ' ' 1-• , • ,,, •. ” '• k,,,,.\ ,:. •,,,',, \ ' "..., . N ,s, \ •
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