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GETS IT $10M OR ME PLUS: DISCOVER JUST WHY BARCELONA IS the 'COSTA DEL COOL' Ex-University Manager Jailed for 21 Months NORER 7, 1997 StudentVOL 28: ISSUE NO-7 PLUS: DISCOVER JUST WHY BARCELONA IS THE 'COSTA DEL COOL' 3ieli IRL P —di Just who do women think they are? Girls get tough on Juice centre pages Ex-University manager jailed for 21 months $10m OR ME GETS IT BOSS C ABUSE 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. 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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." 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