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ht' Times has pubh'lhed u .....in. nu· )C.ir-. ll(Ntion of 34th. 11·, "hal Ton) boot snl~ that an)one else ~ouJd chu1,;k Our famou<. .tlumm j., another tribute hl al 111p l\10 UnivcrsUj Guide. the: Blair n11gh! call "'vnriuhk: Mrntcgic m tJic bin Take. the EC Stnnc-r built.I· Leed, We have ~ome of the most dis T.,ell pr<"-=lil..lmcd "ddin1t1ve delivery ... nnd tht." rc,1 or w, wou lJ call mg 11 1s rumoured tq con1am 1he unguishcd gradullles in the country gmJc'" lo !he UK\. hc,;1 umvcf'lillu;s crup longest corridor m Europe" The such ,1:, Juck lraw Chure Short and 1 her(' Y.-,1' smne 1mU1.;1p,ait1n a., 10 Y,•t lhc Unl\11..'l"\ILV of lxcti-• remum, Vruvcr-ny clami.. 11s 34(l meter... lonp.. MystJc Meg The psycluc slu Body found in Lupton flats A BODY clisl.'OH~n.>d in a l...ettb Uni ha.lls in September ha!, been idcntifff.'d as a Ken)an international studenL Ounng the summc::r bteak a cleaning services supcrn~ round the body rn an empt) mom m Lurton Oati.. A 'iJX1kc~r.;c:m r,w Leeds Metropoluan Unmt~ll)' srud: '•We cnn confim1 Ltuu. TilOmn., 'jangn fmm Kenya, v.:ho enrolled ,m the M& firuUlCc cotU,,.C ~ a full-tnrlf o"c~u., \LWJcn1. tlied m Lupton nats a1 the hcginning vf Sopti:.mber " HL'i func.rJI tnc'lk place in Smrohi on Scptcmhcr 13. TilC Un,,cr..11)' tub been 10 clo!'!C com POLICE have 1dent1ftl'd the man found dead on Woodhouse 1--me on October 5, 3.\ repom:J 111 las1 wet\;.\ U.'W!-.. u1dcnL Me ha .... OOY.. bt.>cn fonnall) n.ame • (H)all'shit· 4&5 • Foxy Tory 6 • Hard graf 7 • Peace off. 7 Poetry slam FREE 8-page TV guide SEE LS2 • 300 Seconds· off lhe piste: 8 •league Tables: 8 • Comment· Fascists in suits· 9 • letters. 10 • Opinion Thompson/ Kellem,an/ Summer.;/ Ad U: 11 SEE lS2 12-13 5 • 22. CINEMAS LS2 23 • Otley Trail: 12&13 • Pollucs Colombia style: 14 • Rag n bone: 15 • Rn king oul5ide lhe bo,c 16& 17 • Soulful soup: 18 • Dear Dial\/ 19 • Te.a·break: 1 BOOKER PRIZE WINNER CALL 0113 3801450 or email • fever h11>: 21 • Kick n out· 22&23 • Met up on Uni. 24 LS2 4-5 [email protected] II JmllJ. October 14, 2005 3 MONGOLIAN MARATHON A M F. DI C ~ludcnl lrekktd filled j lifetime' .imhittnn h\ nuM·ll ,, ilh th!! l.'onditlon rnllecl Jonmiom, for thi.., tfXtremeh through Mungo li:111 couutry 1uk.1ng part in a grucllin8, She :-aal "I V.;.H, 1m,pin·d tu ~ onhwhilc ~·httri1y"' · sldc ror clu1rih maruhun fill"I.' m,,ne, for r\l;,hcimcr'., Thl· 100 ken run w,1, held h\ Ocmma ,\s·h.,.,t!II, u fourth Smee t\1,.hwcll"i. mnlher was Stic1ct~ ..illci m)' mum \\·a, llmg I ,,kc llo,,gol m:u, Ru,,mn S1bcri~ ycllr :i.1udcnt .1.t Leeds t'n1vcr,n). d1ag11used with Alth<-imcr·'i J1, no,ed wJth 1hr, J,..,ea~e 1.1... 1 )t!ar Sh~· "uli: "111c ,lcnen, of '-nov. rn,1cJ tb,iusu11J., to, 1hc ea ... e. -.he has bel.'n Jc1crmincd to "I have rn1~cd ,wer £.5000 ,o i.::&pp~J mountrun'." 11.ml fhc ,;1lpmc lake ·\l1h,1mcr· Socic:ty ~nd lul raise ruoi1, to help thmt dias· f.\r but I am ... 1111 v.orkmr: hard hl wu~ ,tuunmg unJ rc-1111~ hclpcJ to c11\c 1hc pam in mv Jc~" · Ash"'t.<11 hm,hcJ in 1cn1h place nvtroll. cotnple'lin_g 1he run 111 17 hours .tnd 19 mmuh?.s. <-ihc wa!<> one ul 1.1111) t,..,u v.omen lll complcle thc \\hult: d1\t;mce. ',\II the mvnc) I r,111,.ed hw.. runt: Jiret.:tly to :\l,citn.. •r·'." ~odet\ \\.ht·re 11 ,..,ii\ he put tn C;',Cdlcut ·u,c in funding r1.:,c11.:h anJ he1pini; 1mhcn1,, ,;ure.r-. ani.1 pwkv.. 111nal, IO deal wuh the c.11 ... ca"e \~h\\\'II ha~ 1101 berm ri:qrng i.m.;t. shi. rcrurncd. Sh~ cotu\ "'d lht: Grc:;u Nl,rth run ;Uh.l 1!1 ucm hvpmg IQ t.1).t!' purl m !he I umlon \larath,,n 1n ·\pnl \')bY.tll .1.ho ,tddl·tJ. M) t·hullcflte mo.~ l)c m a J1ffcrenl -.w,m:nmirthc clmnn p,,;rh,,1p .\ !\IUSJC!A,'I, "h°"" melodies rune bct!n hl!tlrd In ~pttl'l' wilJ CD KILLED THE RADIO STAR be plo~ing in Lt.-cds next mon01. RkhanJ H«:Wttb lihoe·pli\)in!!' BEAR NEWS-CESSfflES euincJ truh .1:..11om,miL A UNI\ ERSAL codes or standards should be brought into force for all Uni,1ersity accommodalion. according to Lhe National Union of Students. Un1vcniil} hall" arc cum:ntl) c,:empt Irum a Jil:cm:c rcqmrcd by all oihcr lanlllurds. ot Hnu,mg in Multiple Occupation t 1IMO s) This liccncl.' cmmres lhat the landlord 11.ccp, the manugemcnl of the huu\e, includ ing. the condition or thi.: house lurmture. amcnil)' ,1,mtlards and repairi,, up 10 a certain ~1.mdnrd The "JU ,m.• '-trongl)' against univch1ty hull~ l!.\cnlptiun In the licence on the grnund:-. 1h,11 1hc)' .ire 'lit and pn)pcr m,m ugc-r, ', :ind lobbied 101 u11i\'cn,1t11:~ not lo he exempt from HMO lu:cn ... 111g. \ ,pokc,pcr,on for the n1vc.-...11} ul Lc1.: Backlash for Labour from visa increase By FAAREA MUSAD Tffl, t;O\ r:R,\IF :>i r·s deri,lon In in cre..1sc lhe , i,;,i char~cs for lnterna· lionn1 s1Uth.· nh " id t..· ,prc.ad oppodLion from \ ;nhl·r,.it) hclld-. .. dangerous digs? \·Jnm.,~·r, h,wi: Jc'-1dL'll ll1 1ni.;re.i., lhe 1,;., n•nt\\.\ll fer: tr,1111 £!5' h1 £!-Sil, o1!on£ w11b a n,.,. ,rum !'_'°i(J tn .C51Xl lor urpl11:anh who w,,h io n: roam in the t K 11lC nsht: 1.:omc,c 1 .1 tmc- \\ hen ntcrn:u1onal -.tudC"nt ,~nutment 1, h~ dn,ppd t,~ alrm 1 'iO pa c nl III II~ Have your say... 1,:;1-.c ut l.lud~"ftt'I. from ~ Far ~11il, .md ~hl• \l.hllc ll I ~nli. tun1.: lllr'Stu ,n,. tu be 1pph rnl? 10 CK un,1,cr,1,,uc 1 C'Ctl" l OI\Cf!H , \1rht),;.u m1an.:11mnal ~,u. t.lr111~ make up .iru1~mJ. 20 per H'n\ of lb -.tu GeorJ!C Brett. t.Jcnt ll(.IJ'o', nu1\ ulh.·1 cu111-1drro1bly, u~ "econd "\·ea r ·Fire tncrca-.c.d k..-,; 'n1ll kli.:I 1hcn1 from r.i ppl)tng and f:xplo,ion Yu.m J1:1 Ztung.. ,: •1.:iin By DIPVANDANA SHAH I Of nn1'! 1, 1:,, mghl~ tudcub Imm l.t.ciJ unJ Chris Chapman, u ld-d!, Met I'm J.m.·cd lhl!' trJIU11,1nal Tnili.tfl l11lk third n.~nr :\1u,ic dance,. (11 ga,bct ;uiJ dar1t.h)t1 111 a:"kbratt" ti~ nnd f-:nglio,;h ,Lu· Hmdu J~Sll\.U of~ \T2ln .1 h,ui: With 1uill1cl[l, nr dent at Ll•ed.., l 'ni.. p;:npl:, tft.Wld I.he w M 1.i, cd in ,nrt h lbc"(1ty LJ Lc,::ch lfa:h~.. Ju1l Wl.\o ,it 1heo Hill llall,. H mc,i. lh.it m."ll~'f'i f Leed" 1-lmdu Stud(on: •· \Ve ha.J bn 1 11\Jnl \\~nl to bk.... pail ,n th; L"C"h:hr.ltiioru.. ,tm,arnc prublcm nll feslh,ll Yl-!uth l:i.: L, trnlTI (1'..iobr-1 .J LIii I:: \\ 11h .10 murJ,hl\ h ·khnlri:d m hoonw ,,r the C,odik~, D111i,, \11 frct.1ucn1 fire> :J.ann \ \\di .i.: tho 11.01\htl" lUl.ncmg l! \h hall'i U\. n!alh nK ·•> I.! ...... w.. oo 11ie IU;..IIIU.•n,11 11,;,.. fU)' 11.cn ·1 rimc..h l~Jp. though. Our \\:td1irtg nUIC"hu)(' Ui hrn~cu anJ U!. t.zkm~.1·:f"'oto~,1 uul 6 LeedS srudem MlaW. October 14. 2005 Dr J...i:un F'ox irt Arts: Katie Abbott. Sieve Smith. Rachel Wat? Edner. Jessica Salle, Books: Rachel Dampare, Freddie Huntley MUSK: Sam CO!betl Richard Crisp Deputy Edtlor. Ben Schofield aui,, Patrick McLintock. Christina Morris. Clara l.S2 Editor. Zofia N1emtus Spence, Phillips Television. Katie Nerll, Stuart Worth1ngt00 Tickets just £5 on productio th·s ad News: Sara Jone,. Pete, Newfands Lnwdown Poppy Kemp, Oltvia Marks . Speaal Com,spondant Kevin Widdop Photography. Emma Dalzell. Rachel Moms. Patlid< WEST YORKSHIRE PLAYHOUSE Features: Chn, Gou~ Dan Johnsoo Nixon Travel. K1rs1y Bennen BOX OFFICE 0113 213 7700 Websrte: Paul Hollings fashion Hermione Palcanham, lau"n Wallis Marl ON THE WALL · r l)tit.!' Poul mac.I t lm:c a bggcc lum..cU. Toh) bl-g,111 !!('"..tttil1 .if1 a.., the trend p1d,cd up Jwini; Ju-,. h.:cn-. GRAFJi'n'J arthb are Lwls' st..>cn:I \\-capon 1.r.1,cllml! 111 oH'I T:ururc ttJ \\.url on In Jc..1g11., lt h," 110,, turned 11110 11 1..'.t11XJ" ,, 1th Tuh) ptJ.m,::: up in 1he fight lo eliminate ~1gging. amun,J £J<,(1 ltlft:a(h HI h1'i mural-.. BuMncs-o 1n the ..in?a IMvc found dl.11 the ,·1hron1 I k Olli) be eamln1! 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Bot txx.-.,u~ nr tlw '-rW,1) ~an,. the p.)11':l' puhhc 1,, ·Tum 111 u Tumi_cr' iJ1' p.u, ol lfu.•ir cruckduwn will bt!hcrc."' i:,n v.uk.bht m ~ an:a: un 11pcrJt11111 G.IJT)'Jng 01 re~uni I leap._ alttat, u.lli'.IW1'!fl Imm trkm." th.in ju" the of a plK\lhle £lfl0o. p1l_11,;c th1lUgh 111,,·l\".Ut lJut IUaff) ,1fthc res1 Laptop thefts leads "I wanted a pair to security_question -\ \'TRJ:,;c; of lop1op 1hcfs from of sparkly_jfilly l:111\l.,....II~ Of l.l.'C.'t.i..., ha.lb led to t.txw l\'l\'.'\lt"Y. • Tv.1> hurglari1,,»<, nt n campIB ~nm shoes, but my pminpted a local '-i..'l.'\Uit)' invotiµion., h!Jm to conduct an un"tia.~lul fl'Wml( mum said they'd ~ll\:h Ali,-c l:JlunJon. 20, an JnlL.'TllalJQrw look rubbish" RelatJu11, ,1utknl ..aid "I feel violutcd. J don '1 feel »'lie m m)' room anymQre I Joel.. rny wmJow!\ and doors even Yl-hl.'n By PADDY COOKE J... S· Ho\\ liutch. What abou1 \iarm1tl!. Jo rm 1n.<,;i r 9 I CE AUGUST '04, OVER 57°/o OF RECORDED BURGLARIES AFFECTED STUDENTS* ,108/1),1 tr, "at~ Palla: Close the curtains downstairs ... leave the Ught on when you are out al night.. If vou have an alarm • USE IT. Student Advioe c.entre ftillrl. October 14. 2005 Fascists In Suits BNP use attacks in London to further racist agenda in Leeds hen arc we. fimill)' go. mi to ln our own communili6, hoping In C'rimc:.. gct1{A'1dal ran~ ,1!1ad; ..., hy imm1- iogl) Lrun-.lul"cnl 1,u;adc -nu, t:,,, "hJ.t ,1..c chui.:k them oul'.1 The) preu.ch eucerb,uc :my of thC' n1cinl f,\:,,Ures lhm gr..io1 hl:imK Fnsc~L, o.g..w11,1 White are up aga.tn'il. I Sil) ''v.. e" bc'caU'\l' the Whutred and \ wlcnce uiain,t our had opened up. and }OU can·, fault them C'hrist1an Brit.J~h people and the fr,,., 'ilmlcnl5 at Leeds ttnm:r-11v .tnd Lcch \!atinmd (:tsm'· The a;,,.;p•,. hhtoric.il antel.-'Cth:nls ",\ h1t(!. Chrisliun .md Mu~lim? I lhin~ c,cnt.., Ol;:mf oqwni1ct.l .all tht' 11mt'. You Pctr1y out ol" Britain'! d1t unlO\cly gnlkr)I run1.. fmm Fr.inc,, aot. c.:.111 keep up tu date al the weh,itc On rhe back of lhe lru~ic bomhine..., in lo Hitlt:r "'-Cre nu <.lifft:rl'nt. Then thl!ri!' i" the bnrefo<.:c + -j 11 flillrl. October 14. 2005 .!ll!illl!li)W1n<•!•m>'al"~" "il,ais m-il>ll'1lli!llgtiii,~ llliOIJUf:qiall"'OJ1111$~/;JIOi scqucru:c., which come,;, w ith 11! , 1io11rq1•11t • .,.,.'!\~Kmim,tm111~!ll..,., Ill' ~ Dcbh1e Sd10ggc1, l.ce Bailliff please TeKblal harassmeDL 01969 549125 led,nlV Outru~eou,. ,camluh,u, and a.t,,urd :m.: ;1 lc\lr epithet-. lhal ,pnai to mmtl v.ht!n I.,·nl, ::irudt'III d1,covcred that ldmt!, B11i1l11: ,tudcnh pa) ,1lmoi.1 thrc1.· t1mt:, more t.h,m thcu rioppy am.I ohviu bring wit ,ind -.c,ph1-.1iCJl· c11u11lcrpan, tu rcc.:e1\'e mu~rm:t ,,cce~, tic,1 thmg hum hcing a girl 1~ ruulLiph: fon·OO tu cr.1cl until ib loaming out their cd ,arc~m tu 1hc1r ... olunu1. "-here L' P..,.'t.l· ~1UJ1."1U 10 mh:rnc1 urga.,m".!~ah'~1)f'l.lh111g rcn.~.. ";!~1 .... car-..only lhc)'d probJbl}' nuWy love 1l. pip Thm (•nc h.lli pay £:?25 tur accr~, upon pie\ :-.cn:-.e or humour ' c amving a, um. dc~nhc.J a., a .. np otf" liy th1.: ,1.udcnL, coupled ...... tu ;111 dtt1"c pacplc who !'.>late. am. October 14. 2005 Mobile Madness .; 11 ju,1 m~ or Jo mobile phone always need fax.mg. and the i.:m11ple1e phnnt 1111111, ha~ em~tl a partnt:r,;h1p mg. hut film will put .iuuthc1 ~pJnnt:1r componle~ really inruruue you? ab~ence ul signal m11s1 l1{ the time are with 0:! 1t) tr) out ~omt' new ,eclumlo m the wnrks. Wtrnt',;, wrung Wtth ju\l I Ever been nvcrchargcd or h11d ran JU!-.t a rev.- murc. J\nll Three i!o, cc.rhun- g.y aud \·1c.ws !he British mnrkC'I us the: poppmg LO tl1c local Apollo'~ There-\, dom n u dark njghl ln J :.mall bllt ju .. 1 the r,e1.1pk lo.mhng ,utcr a Leeds. ll Y.:Us HUGE! B1igcr than P,:bii:h \11 th.:m 1.:oul + 12 l8edS Student Mlal. October 14. 2005 All huug.h he !he< 111 hu~ "nn IJOubk v. h~l'l w run errand" on .1 rei He like<. In " 11kh th, ... ummer anll 1h111 L, rt p,,pulou~ ·· and bn::uh, On the People from Mmk).• ,ire hlunt" and. he a, • 5pm: h 0 On the for enJ 11( Ollc: l n11,cn,1h ...,uden1 re rmm Bcxicll ngtun c;111 i..,m,\, hn\\ kin!!. dud ra1 Ji\:c there tlunk lhc 1h! "int 01111; i, the d1.. 1anij :1J..:n hi! :m ... ,uc The legendry Otley Road is well known to most students for providing bl \10~1.m. a l:;1 } rc1..alh. a n1gh1 nul tno ·1hro::ttcnc1J Ut pum:b a conduit for drunken antics. Anna Kitanaka and Christina Dixon pa .. ~l!nger \\ hom hf 111nuc11..::<· ol MAN BOOKER PRIZE 2005 :::: - ff with POPPV , Olivia Headline of The Week ullo again. Firstly, 'I bit off my best friend's face' sorry for the H Cha1Ma9<121ne offence we caused some valued readers about our flippant comment about CRACK. A big thank you 1s owed to them for pointing out that actually CRACK JS BAD! Bad like smack, Ouch. domestic abuse and paedos. We may have given the impression that CRACK 1s good Silly us. We hope that this has cleared up any confusion about highly add1ct1ve and illegal class A drugs. Our hearts a1e with Ms Moss and all the other CRACK-HEADS of LIFESTYLE SUGGESTION No. 2 the world as we hope they manage to kick their habits. Anyway, what's happened this week? We've got new Jobs! Olivia sells shoes and runs up and down stairs, and Poppy collects glasses, cleans ash trays and stares at vodka. We've also embraced dressing up. Olivia looked AMAZING as a 'silhouette'· very Velvet Underground - and Poppy looked suitably sick Agony as a 'sex pest' and nearly got an ASBO . ...like salt in an open wound Next week Party in Flames. See you Dear Agony, there. I'm desperately unhappy. Eve, since my cat died 3 years ago I'm finding it really hard to cope with the smallest of tasks . I have the largest collection of china cats and figunnes tn the county and once upon a tlme they gave me the greatest Joy. But now every time I look at them I am overcome with sadness. To make I know you've got soul... things worse, my idiot good·for~nothing husband sat on You must know the Motown classic featuring Marvin Gaye. 'll Takes Two'? Well the urn containing Blacky's remains, smashed it and !here's a woman singing on that, and her name is Kim Weston and she'll be then tried to hide his awful deed by rubbing the ashes performing at The HiFi Club on Thursday 20th October Jrom 8pm. If you're into the. shagpile. I'm thinking of ending it all. a fan of the Hifi on a Wednesday (most people are and people who aren't are Suicidal, Burley silly) then you will probably be kicking yourself if you miss this rare opportunity to see one of soul musit's singing sirens. Perhaps more famous on the Nonhem Dearest Suicidal Soul scene. K,m orfgmally started out as an actress but wa~ won over to the Blackyl That name rings a bell. Oh yes, I think music when she met Marvm Gaye in 1963 (useless information: Marvin Gaye was 11 was me who put it In a bag and drowned it In my shot dead by his dad). She had hits with 'Take Me In Your Anns', 'Helpless' and pond. Sorry about that but it really was a nuisance, 'I'm SUH Lovmg You', and will hopefully be belting these out on Thursday. There'i constantly meowing while I was trying to write sensi tive replies to people with REAL problems. You weren't also DJ Arthur Dean, famed for his stints at the original home of Northern Soul much better either • Who would call their cat Blacky? 1he Wigan Casino, till 2am. But the thing is, you've got lo dance because if you People could get seriously offended by that you silly don't, you will look like a bozo and you'll probably get chucked out (I don't know woman. I think the best advice I could give to a pathet· for sure bul probably) . We'll be \here. dancing like fools. Tickets are available from www.ticketweb.co.uk and ic example of human life, like you, would be to trust cost £7 with a little bit of a booking fee. Book now ro avoid waiting/crying/shitting yourself with dlsappofntment. your instincts and do what you should have done years This ts an amazing chance to see a true Motown legend. ago; top yourself. Goodbye! xxx. Chad, formerly of Dry Dock fame, tries a few prank calls Top Five Newsreaders Here are the cream of the crop in bulletin giving babes. 1. Krishnan Guru-Murthy • the Prince of News. There is no-one better. 2. Jon snow - another Channel 4 diamond. He's sharp. to the point, wears very snazzy ties and he's friends with 'Krlsh'. What more do you want? 3. Moira Stewart - think she's actually retired now, but this woman is the epitome of a fish fingers. mash and peas lea in front of the telly. What a babe. 4. Trevor McDonald - he came to my primary school. He is a brilliant man and he's got lovely hair. 5. Peter Sissons - an old-skool classic. 3 14.10.05 MAN BOOKER ABOUT THE MAN BOOKER PRIZE On Beauty Last Monday night the Man Booker Prize for fiction was announced and the awards ceremony was aired Zadie Smith on BBC 2. Set up in 1968, the Booker Prize was supported by Michael Caine who remained chairman of Booker until 1993. It is one of the most prestigious prizes of the literary world and one of the reasons for Publisher L its pre-eminence is because it is so entirely free of all corruption or bribery. The judging panel is almost entirely autonomous allowing the judges complete freedom to go with whichever novel they feel is most deserving. More than 30 years after its beginning, the Man Booker prize still continues to make its mark. The prize is worth a remarkable £50, 000 for the winner and all those shortlisted get £2, 500 and a leather : bound copy of their own book. The bookies' favourite for the prize had been Julian Barnes with Arthur and ; George but in the end the prize went to John Banville for his novel The Sea. One certainty though is that all shortlisted books will receive a dramatic boost in sales and both the authors and publishers will gain worldwide recognition. We've reviewed all six shortlisted books so read on to see what we thought of them and whether or not you agree with us. To find out more, visit www.manbookerprize.com : s he's done 1t again. The highly acclaimence 1989) • well begrn with Helen's letters to her sister· Ghosts (1993) : On Beauty m tum provides us wrth the m_ore Athena (19951 • contemporary. but nonethless emufauve, The Ark (1996i : beginning, • One may as well begin with !he Untouchable (1997) • Je,ome's emails to his father· Clever stuff Eclipse (1000) ! This novel covers a great deal of ground Shroud (1001) : and acturately depicts the various asperu of Prague Pictures Ponrait of a City (2003) • lam1ly life. Ji does. however. aeate a rather The Sea (20051 : negauve impression ol marriage as well as • alarmingly demonstraltng the resultS o.f llvrng ; and playing dangerously and of mergrng tht> OTHEl!.AWAROS : political and the personal • The characters .are portrayed wnh an hon· Birchwood : esty and realism and Smith illustrates subt/ey Al/led Irish Banks Pnz. 1973 • beautifully that not one of us is without faulL Arts Counal Macaway Fellowship 197 3 ! Her clever imagery and thoughtful humour cafl • at hmes be cast mto shadow by an over-com· Dr. Copemirus : plex language and some abstract ideas. I_ fe{t A.me11cao Ireland Fund Lnerary Award 1975 : th,s to ~ an unfonunate dttempt on Smith's James Tan Black Memonal Prize 1976 • pan 10 highhght the academic emmence of the : mmds of her characters. Kepler • The nary of On Beauty was not instantly Guardian Action Pnlf: l 98 t ! loveable or attractive. but it ts Smith's langUtd : depiction of the characters that you warm to The Boo! of fvrdence • and !hat eventually make this novel a page· Booker Pnze for Fiction (shortlist) 1989 : turner Gu1nnr.s\ Peat Av1at1on Book Award 1989 . ; 8/ 10 Llnnan Lltetay Award 1997 Ji .: Kat,eSm1th CMRUUOOffl "lwanls ans me11rv 1111 llatlDes 01 medloc lltV". Id Pl lhinklohn BanvlUe would aaree PRIZE 2005 w1m tllat Charles IVes. Never Let Me Go Arthur and George A Long, Long Way The Accidental Kazuo lshiguro Julian Barnes Sebastian Barry Ali Smith Faber & Faber Cl 6.99 Jonathan Cape Cl 7 99 Faber and Faber C12.99 Hamish Hamilton C16.99 here must be some1hing about Kazuo rrhur and George deseives absolutely to Long. Long Way deserves to have been o paraphrase some famous person or othe,, I lshiguro that appeals to the Booker Prize have been shon-hsted for the Man Booker nominated for the Man Booker Pnze. It is a had only two problems with this book; the style Tjudges- Ho was short listed for the Booker APrize. Bame' narrative Is energetic,. his pro Apage turner but. parado1t1tally not a truly Tand the content. This novel Is very self-con· Prize m 1986, he won it three year; later in tagonists en9ros.slng. his descnpuons 111vid and his captivating read. Barry writes vividly. and his scoously htera,y, full of stylistic idiosyncrasies which 1989 and now he is at it again with his larest variety of sryte ensures he never los~ ow Interest desu1ptions of how the countryside has been I'm sure weu.• supposed to be fascinatingly concep offering Never Let Me Go. Based on an early twenueth century gross mis uanslorrned into desolate landscapes through the tual and symboHc, but unfortunately, as the underly The story takes an interesting look at a carnage of justice. Arthur and George follows ra11ages of warfare are really poignant. but only at ing story lacks any real substance. the only effect is world where humans are reared wuh the sole qu,et. unassuming sohcitor George E.dalji and the limes. Barry is not the first writer to have been to make the reading experience tedious at best. pur~e, of be'"g used as organ donors_ In a famous novehst Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. best insp,red by the Great War and he probably won't The basoc plot of the book is as follow~ While a world where science is always makmg new dis· known as the creator of the detecll\!e Sherlock be the last but he does succeed in conveying his family 1s on holiday m Norfolk, a woman turns up on covtries, donmg people purely for organs is not 0 5 own take on its events. A Lon91 long Way dis the1r doorstep, and by taking advantage of th•ir an entirely unrealistic idea The story. then, does :~m:SPa~:r1:1~!t!:~s :~ ~~~~ 1~ ~o~ cusses the First World War with a fresh perspec repres~ed British bourgeois social et1quette.. mvites make you think of what life would be like for Staffordshire village. Their family, Including a tive. looking at the phght of Irishmen fighting an herself into their H11es. Over the course of the follow· such people whose fate has already been so younger brother and a sheltered. ln11alid siS1er, is Enghsh war In domg so, Barry unveils a justlfic.a mg weeks. this strange, ends up becoming some clearly and cruelly marked out. lsh1guro's book self contained. pious and SO(lally awkward. tion for the glorification of lnsh deserters, explor kmd of guardian angel to each family member, chal· also subtly highlights inherent human selfuh George becom6 the sobJea of an anonymous mg the mynad of circumstances that contributed leng1ng their ideology and ell"posmg the inherent nPss. su1ee people are happy to have these living hate campaign and " subsequently wrongfully to the sold1e1s' disillusionment contradictions m their ideals and values. donors around Just as long as they can save accused of and tried for sad1st1cally mutilating On the surface 1t is a story about a private sol She ultimately leads them to some kmd of theu own friends and family. livestock and sending death threats to police offi· dier. thrown into sm,ster waters. ne11er really redemption (after the mother eventually tires of all Kathy H. the story's narrator. tells the !ale of cers. a cnme he could not possibly have comm1ted learning how to w.i1m. It 1s more complex than the soul·search1ng 41nd sends the mystery woman what It ~ like for the residents of Hallsham (a on account of his soffering from acute myopia. 1ha1. however; 1t is the history of a nation con packmgl, by stealing all of their worldly possessoons, place set aside for the fu1u,e donors to grow Arthur. in contrast. grew up In Edinburgh, was densed mto 1he story of one man. What makes doorknobs included. So far, so diche, bu! what about up). Kathy is telling her story aged thirty-one at ,;ent to a prestigious private boy's school and stud this book stand out 1s the way 1n which 11 focuses that crazy style, I hear you ask. Well, 111,tly. the book a ume when she is about to complete her own iPd medicine Jt university II 1s in his unsuccessful on a na1ion ~o often 011erlooked m pnpufar hlsto· is dlv1d£'d into three SN.ttons, utled The begmnmg, journey as a donor. At Hal1sham. the students praetice as an eye doctor where he in11ents ry Predictably, 11 ts a heavy read. It addresses the The middl,. and (wait for it) The end(hut then what arl' Q1ven as nonnal an upbringing as possible Sherlock Holmes. the fictional creation who will highly complicated pohuc.al. emouonal an.d psy else would you e.xpect from lhP. previous author of a before they begin their 1ourney towards becom e\lentually lrad to his involvement with Goerg~. chologocal battles that the Irish fought with the book udll"d Other scofles and other Jtofles?). mg donors. While Haltsham appears idyllic. Hts hfe ts also touched with its tragedies and dis· English, resulting m a uag1c stalemate situatJOn Given this structure, you m1gh1 expect the book there 1s always a sense of ~meth1n9 da~ m the appomtments· aTl active and energetic man, he Though the piety of the mam character, Willie to addre!.S thP na1t1re of storytelltng. a popular but baclground. Those teachers who do try to tell falls in love wnh another woman after his con Dunne. Is often vety difftcult to comprehend (or usually enlighte11tng theme in modem hteru1ure. but the students the truth are quickly removed from sumpllve wife ls confined to her room for a beheveJ, h,s moral itruggles make you feel we11d the clostist it get'i are a couple of pseudo epistemo the school m ensure that the, students remain decade. Consequently, he is burdened with an ly nos.talg1c for the da~ when fidehty, honour and logteat dillies remin1s ..ent of a S yea, old uskmg an blisstolly unaware of just how theu hves are st!t internal conflict between his innate sense of hon courage were the defining c.harJcter5 of a man. It unending '>equence of ·wny7• questions. While the to end Kathy understands that she will never our, his desire. hts reputation and s.ocja\ position i'> quite refreshing for these trai~ to be lauded m idea of begrnnmg,; and endin~ ,s explored. 11 is with have a normal life with a husband and kids, and a tension bet'Net'n his affectionate love for his a world where superficiality seems to take centre a similar degree of tltmsmess. Sadly. this 1s JUSt one which makes 1t all the more heart·wrenching wrfe and hrs passion for the woman who he loves stage example of style wmning over substance (or i,J lack What is really 1mpress1ve ts how lshiguro 100 much to make his mistress.. The story can get a b,t long-winded. with Barry thereoO. the other most notable t~mple bemg how ensures his characters maintam a certain mys· It 15 not unul relauvely near the end of the pausing the narrative every few paragraphs to • each thapter ,s wnnen from the perspective of ooe t1que at/owing thf> story to surprise you right up nov~ that George and Arthur meet or e\fen drone on and on about the landscape and one • of the character\. This technique l\ not uncommon until ns conclusion. There is Madame. a shad· become connected so 1he book fascinates does leel highly tempted to skip those pages. But : and tould work to brilliant psycolog1cal effect, bu1 owy figure who appears at various intervals throughout in anticipation of how and why these the romant-iC1sed landscapes die an important : here, 1ns1ead of g1vmg us a deeper 1ns•9ht into the throughout the story and Kathy hersell who t\'10 enurely different men. leading entirely differ· pan or the book. de)pne my bt1 mg almost at the • charactei we are JU~t leh anno~-ed at how bad they seems to ha11e more depth to her than first ent hves, will meet. end of my tether before I realised this fact. With : a,e at wnting! Th(\ ~tyll? wa') dimat.ting at times meets the eye. The, story of them involvement and strange type hindsight. the story wouldn·t have had the same • causing you to dwert yoUI attention away from the The story Is beautifully written with charac~ of fnendshlp 1s a true one, given a new immedia effect If Barry had neglected to pl•ce a marked ' story itself. ter!t so strong you could almost swear they real- cy by Bames. It ts courtroom drama, romance. emphasis on the surroundmg landscape. I would Th1s ls not a book you could just read a~ a story; ly do exist. II is one of thO!te_ book_s I know I domestic ponralt and detectivl" story. It offers recommend thi\ novel. bu! I wouldn·t rt>Commend ,t forces you to contemplu1e 11.S clevemt>SS and could get more out of if I read 1t again lshiguro both tragedy and consolation. rendered all the ,eadmg 1t all in one go; frankly you would be aspires 10 be not merely a book-4 btJt literature. Being 1s a master storyteller able to take on the vol(e more poignant by 115 tru1h It is flwd and gentle to comatos€ with t.he tedium It 1s bf!st taken in reg • somfthing of a rank outsider, Smith undoubledly did of his characters w,th confidence and style. At read, de.spite touching on concepts such as race ular doses, which would complement lhe na(ra- • well to gel mto tht> shortflsl However, m trying so times I felt as if the wo,ld ish,guro had created • p!P.JUdice, dass morality, nauonal identity. religion 11ve pace of 1he boo... Barry's literary style 1nv1tes : hard to seem intelligent. Smith mks la1hng rn ach1ev was some kind of premomhon of the future-- a and spunualism. The character5 are wrrnen in you to take your time whtn rNdmg the !.t~ry. , ing tlnsgoal TheAcodenral. sa 8/10 9110 8/10 3110 Fr~dlP Huntley JahouNyan (hr,s T.dd 14.10.05 Interview with WYP director What is the play about, and what working on the seemingly most mundane, kinds of concerns does it raise? domestic utterance. It's a young women's play in many ways. I found we had a lot of freedom to work about the experience of becoming. an on the design Our basic challenge was to adult and the re-ah.sa11on of what 11 effectively evoke the passing of time and means to be a mother. I'm a similar .=sge different era~ while having simple stage to that Charlotte (Keatley, the playwright! design. We did this by identifying a major was when she wrote this play, and arn symbolic or appropriately atmospheric fascinated by the significance of commg backdrop for each act. One Is against a to an age when you might considl:!r to scenery depicting grass, for example have children yourself, and the impact that has on your relationship with your Are there any awkward or embar mother. rassing moments between mothers My Mother covers a history of four gener· and daughters that will ring true ations of women from speofic back· with the current generations? grounds which are also temporarfly spe· There are problems of communicating cific One woman in the play grew up across the generations... Two of the older during the war, one during the depres· women find that they have no language sion, one 1s the product of the sixt1es. and in which to discuss sex, fo, example One the temporal differences are explored woman is telling her mother she can't The play shows the impact of genera understand why her husband left her as tional choices very well, but ii also has a they were always very • hap pf - mean certain umversahty It shows how the bal rng they had a good sex life. At one point ance of power shifts as daughters grow the youngest daughter embarrasses her up and deals with intense primal bonds mother by saying oh1 you're so sexually leading to feelings of duty and responsi repressed, challenging her and pushing bility As mothers grow older, daughter her out of her generational comfort zone. take over their role of responsibility The play asks where do the,e powerful feel What's in it for the boys? ings come from. and are they the same The male characters are really important for everyone' - they're off stage but are vividly repre sented by what the female characters say. Did you find it difficult to render Plu, It's a really funny play - It's ultr your own interpretation of the mately a comedy. Fundamentally the play script? will interest anyone who has or has had a No, because it's very easy for you to bring mother or mother figure, which is pretty your own assumptions to the scenes. much everyone People who come to see the play wlll find Showing until 29th October at WYP.how that too. The thing is, the language in the ing at the West Yorkshire Playhouse until script ,s very everyday, and yet its sim 29th October . plicity allows multiple layers of interpre tation. We have. spent an hour or more bronze cannon surrounded by a host of both r------• large and small statues, induding multiple his torical and mythical starues.. The room has a Bronze sense of the powerful, p 14.10.05 + Great Music, Crap Venue. Clara Spencer Phillips' verdict on the X-Ecutioners visit to TUNNEL VISION Leeds last Saturday Have you ever fallen down a tunnel and found you~elf in a placE- which is very beautiful, and yet the perfection of the plac.e doesn't manage to permeate you, p~yche and bung you any pll'd'Jure al all 7 No, me neuher. but something s1mtlar. Anyway 1hars beside the point. Wednesday night saw toe incredibly ialented X·Ecut1oners come all the way rrom New York, bringmg some rare U.S. flavour to our very own shire nfYork. The Leeds University brea~ were spinning from the beginning, benchng and slashing d1'ough tlie an my peoonal favounlt' was the dude w,tl, the pulled up stnpy \OCks and the pl~1,c spoon in his mouth {Qu01') OJ Timber was saturatmg the crowd w11h some funky, energetic beats from Pete Rock and CL Smootli, JS, James Brown, Enc B and Rakim and Guru, and except for occasion· ally mixing in the records at different level,; his set was generally upfifting, this was backed up by the female bouncer JU.st in front of us. who w•s shaking her behind hke she had a thor oughly diHerent night Job. His last tune before Foz came on was the UK hip hop anthem, 'Rotton' always a sure thmg to redeem a mod· erate set. Now I am a bit biased because I tliink he rs a remarkable tlirng but Foz. snll so modest despite his exceptional ialen~ was once again blasting out his best mouth-made skrlls with a short but sweet set which rnduded ,ome dasS1a and a couple of D&B Uacks fol lowed by tM crowd please,, 'Wrtness'. Now, about the host, rf anyooe lnows anythrng about htS exaci purpose on the stage. pie.Ke do let me kncM h·s random 1nteqK"tions of boo yeah' and 'oooooh' whrch I guess were meant to be- the glue of the varying elements dui,ng the nrght Just >eemed ro!dundant and slight y mc1nge ~:at to mennon hi5 f;umer flat peak. and wonky suit It was alfl\01 ontt c1 m when the X Ecut1ol'lf.'1S c,.11ne on und the crowd had dim1n1!.hed curis1d in.ably The bas.~ wa.-; turned up way too h19h or someortr hdd possibly lorgouen to take some of t'1e Val\'\' bass brns lrom last week, all I tould th.nk sibout for the rif"\t couple of min utt5 was why my leeUl were thdttenng logelher so f A we,k on from their las1 O'n'B triumph showc.ase of modem O'n'B talent. Having tunes from High ContrdSI and A.I in and the Legend'.> of the Dark Black. have seen thPm at the Tuesday club m Sheffield between sets London Elektricil)'. however j brought us yet another amazing night The on the 20th of September 1t was impossible were absolutely brilhant dropping some the renowned London Elektncity rocked to feel the full effects of then 1alen1 due to massive tunes horn their album -;uch a.s 1 Stylus bar on lhursday night Fast becom the sheer numbers of people crammed into 'Power Ballad', 'Wi ll to love· and mg one of the best known D'n'B c.olle<.11ves tht venue And although Stylus was packed 'Remember the Future·. They also banged about. London Elektnc,ty are shaping the 1 was able to get ~pace to rave and enJoy out some tunes fro m their debut album o·n·e scene .a!'. 1t 1s today About hair way thP night without sweating like a pig! I 'Billion S Gravy' such as 'Spread Love' through !heir new album tour. which by the Stassa Monkee, who I had not seen before, (Lenny Fontana Eds) which I can't get out way is ubsolutely amazing and a must buy got 1he crowd warmed up with some cool of my headl I lo, c1ny bc1!-ts lover. London Elektriclty beats and good tunes. I also tlllnk their The Jungle dru rn me, never ceases to amaze looked as fre:r;h and ~ good as ever. ~~;;~ner need.-, a fTH'nlion as he was pretty me with his brilliant dwmmmg Tlw, evE!nt not just your averagP technical was fo, sk ills and with amazing \locals from MC o·n·e head but ,lttracted a mixed crowd of lhe eve, popular vettran Ruckspin Wrec and Liane Ca rroll, the night was defi· -----~ .,..,..,-.,iiir.,..,~...i~.J"IIP'.._r"I• peoplt> all willing to fork out for lhls live llt!ed~ a ml!ntion !or playing some btg nitely one to remember. ---,14.;.cp DOWN BUT NOT OUT rowmg frantically (a mmor of the room. later In the evening!?) Th,s mam room with its 70k sound system was a remarkable venue and I hope that THE WEEK there will be as many successful nights there this year to come. I can'! say enough about their Idea to buy dn evPn newer, more improved fierce sound system. !he venue will soon be hard to compete IN BEATS against. The laser shows skirting the room over looked the multiplying numbers as the room expanded while the night continued, showcasing the likes of Blame, Rubin and Bailey who kicked off his set Wtth a huge Mtlll•a tune. alongside the mulll·talented Million Dan lettmg loose on the vocals. Bailey was lucky enough to see Orifice Vulgdtron from the Foreign Beggars take to 1he mic and 5p1t some 'iweet vocal\ over his wickedly agreeable o;et, one boy can rhyme there 1s no deny ing 11. the 01her can certainly play some excellent rccord5 Oownsta1r\ m the oxy91m-less hip hop room the ten foot !ipeakers were exuding some sick WIIII TecllilPn DI Bui 1111 tunes 'tpun by OJ NonamP'i, o;uch as Vad1m and the like. (Don't miss Vad1m, he is at the Wardrobe on ~ 20th Ocl) Foreign Beggars came on towards one ummer 1s qwet m Leeds student land. o'clock and played a wkked set, as usual. which which 1,s a bit bormg, but rt .does meao basic.ally set the already sizzling room on lire. Skitz S that you can, a) yet sen,ed 1n tl1e Hyde was also playing o;ome scorching tunes however Park wa19ht ifWay, bJnot have a billioo Oyeis in the majority of lhe crowd had dispe"•d to the out \'Ol• pockets/face, and c) live normally for a bn. side courtymd and the other rooms by thal late Nonethell'SS. thrre mooths ~ plenty and those hour )k1nnyman was there as well, bemg as tern· bi Ihon flyers at least bear teslilment to a billion pestuous as he always is. All m all the breaks room tl11ngs ynu COtJld do wtth your nrghttrmes rt held my attention for the r~t of the evening, I gomg to dubs IS your thing If you're In Leeds swapping minimal breaks with chunky. old school and on thlS page. 11 prnbably .._ br\!'akbeat, all beneath the slowly cuchng disco Having said that. we·re glad ln!shors' ,._ ball Being the smallest and with superior venula rs out of the way Frvdnrrdn,d new nights and uon to lhe hip hop room the atmo'iphere was rag 10,000 frrst ye..- for the oty's venlll'!, to fight ing when lls played h1'i set. up against all tests Dffl hopelully by now they've all deoded that could have come along as the mnier had died \\i>ether Uiey'll be • Headrngley harm,~ a and later m the evening the decks decided to give Gatecrasher krd or an Acid Tecnno aus1ie. and up .tll hope too dnd the final DJs played then set,;: we can ,1!1 get on w1tl1 having a good mght on CD's. Whoever you were with and wherever you OU1 were throughout the evening 1t couldn't have been No!ltie 1 bet of topnotdi underground nights tins year, ~ it d~n·t mdltef whl"re you are, or when I you Wdnt to party, it's .tlw ()t'um MaJOf prt>"SE>nts the phenomenal A!ice RU5sell at The nea,ty twenty pi:-ople, all of which were fighting for atr·hme :1n0111111aJl11 ...... : Wardrobe on the 14th October Togethe< with TM Juk~ u,,. Tru (and drunk) Aha, Russ,!! ha, the kind of ia1en1 that w JI do Just ,.... cmra.-.-...... Thoughts duo •s goar an teed 10 be the making of the most awe thll lllllilltllll I some night. Ac.companied by her seven piece 1,ve band. she will be per Ahce Rus'>ell h~ the voice of a new-age angel s1ng1ng formmg matenal from hff gll!'atJy anticipated new Jlbum Even ...... ICM!- T...... song'i. which are ,emm~cent of older llm~ over beats, wh,ch ff you are-n't famihar w,th her m~k you will be uansh:"'d. sen ously if you c.1n help tt. don't miss thl!i one. or jf you don't want l ...... lllln:lllr.allllll QIIUllfln'*I are enormously progressive and funky I remembef the litst ume , ...... lllllal. I 1saw India Arie smging on Jools. Holland. her presence and to ,;pend the EB on the night then buy her album, II might j1Jst um ue v0<.al skills silenced our entire room. which com,1stt'd ot become a soundtrack to your life, as it was to my summer ~------4 4 14.10.05 ~ + Mr n preparation of hb Sunday night slot .al the cockpit Joseph Arthur tell, Sam Kershaw why he thinks Pele Oohetty ,; like pornography and how he has big ideas for IThe Suokes Touring. love it or loathe it1 I love 10 tour. touring almost become.'> a wily at hfe It can b!'l really exhousting cause you've Just got to keep going and going and 1t can make you feel down. hut lhe main thutg II that I get ro play mus,c 10 people What do you think of the current musical di mate and the 1new wave' move· ment such bands as the Killers? I'm not really one way or another about 1, bl'CallSe your so busy espwally when your on the road you almost feel removed from 1t Any blueprints/influences up on the new album? Nothing specifically. When you fu,;t start out wining 1eco1ds yOu kind of take off people a lot mow but once you have done that for a whlle you assimilate your own sound and lhen just crea1e-wha1 comes naturally Anything you miss back home whilst your on lhe road? Back home I lll Editors i A1221 GRAND a a, The Rakes > Club NME @ ·-...I Warehouse, J l 5th October Even 1fll,e Rakes sport ed assymetnt ha1rcut'S. wore capes and had 2005 tattooed on !~"i,;:Srei~no~!~ ~f..o~ :: their Wlre--influenced. new wave. mm· imalisc sound that makes U,em so cur· rent but their subject maner. By tackling the inne, city, live-for the-weekend, b;nge dnnkmg l;festyle that so nles Daily Md1/ readers they have pushed themselves to the pinna cle of relevance. It 1s bands such as The Rakes and the far less credible but no· less lmponan~ Hard-Fi, who will be remembered in ten years time When artists {of all dis,:ipllnes) manage to capture the social or political mood in thei, work they usually become greaL ow· thaL However. when The Rakes' do It every friday night at the 1nd1• 'Strasbourg' and it's 'Up the Bracket'· The toplCS The Rakes oover do not Alan Donohoe sings 'Walk home, disco style Intro is g1eeted wtlh hysteria and necess.anly have the Importance of wme donm, retreat to sleep, wake up. Despite an unnecessary encore the fever rarely let's up for the rest of the issues that the origmal punk scene go out dgain. 1epeat", on 'Reueat', charade The Rakes are on top form the set even during Alan's ramblings. fed off but music that commentates everyone inside 1he Warroouse know. 1omght. Man Swlnnerton throws out It 1~ hoWever. Work Work Work (Pub, on the social d1mate rs always far exactly how he feels. Just like when angular guitar lines like they're going Club, Sleep)' and '22 Grand Job' that more signrficant than some epic love during 1he Joy O,vi~on-esque We Are out of fashion, lasse Petersen is both steal Ille show The crowd treat them songs by Coldplay. Let's be hones~ All Animals', Donohoe dances like maniacal and mechanical behind the like the disillusioned anthems 1hey are most people who listen 10 Chris someone who's drunk and dorng a drums and Donohoe smgs ~er the s1arting to become History m the Martin haven't got a clue what he's terrible 1mpress1on of Ian Cunts_ every· top of it all. thnvmg on the venue's making. 9/1 D on about with ·foe you· this and •yel- one inside the wa,ehouse knows Intimacy. Rich Cnsp exactly how that feels because they Second song of the mght cu The LAL > Magic E Warm Belly Numbers :::::, Bigh Power ·-...I (Public Transit) Th e Refec, ..c 4th October Bored of Canada Sixties mfluenced siblings - Sometimes. 1t all ~eems a bit too easy LAL are lmng soulful hJrmony pop to Leed + '' ••• words will neuer hurt me ... '' By Eliot Hughes Poetry has always been the property of those who love it. Sadly, for too long, this love come from? Artists such as Simon Armitage, Tony Harrison and Carol Ann Duffy attempt has only been exhibited by middle-aged wannabe poets. pretentious students and peo to rescue poetry with their honest. contemporary and wonderful verse - but this is not ple who can remember when all poetry used to rhyme. Carrying a tome of the complete enough. Young people need entertainment. They need genuine inspiration. They need works of Gerard Manley Hopkins under one's arm has certainly never been considered energy. Most importantly, young people need examples set to t hem by people who 'cool' by hose who decide what that word means. Well guess what kids? British Poetry don't look, act and talk like their parents. Enter: 'Slam Poetry' Just got a makeover 'Slam Poetry' was supposedly 'created' by Marc Kelly Smith at the Green Tavern in Fathered. some would argue, by Allen Ginsberg and his controversial piece 'Howl', Chicago in t 987 It is fast-paced, provocative and energy fuelled poetry, performed by 'Performance Poetry' has been gr~wing in America sinc_e the early sixties. The term artists of all ages; but who are fflled with youthful vigour. From this phenomenon grew 'Stand Up Poetry' was coined by Californian poetry enthusiasts Locklin and Stetler and is poetry competitions, or 'Slams', wherein various poets lexically battle each other for a posslbly the best descnpt(on _of the art form. A poet,_ a microphone and an audience. panel of j udges t o determine. The first televised Poetry Slam aired on BBO last year Comedy, politics, personalrty 1s compounded in smoky little bars more normally asso~1at and featured such names as Luke Wright and Chloe Poems ed with bad Jazz bands or worse comedians. The point of being a St and-Up Poet 1s to It seems that we are catching on. Organsations such as Apples and Snakes have taken entertain people who crave entertainment whil~ also airing your attitudes, politics or contemporary poetry by the horns in the UK. Performance poetry, open-mic nights and just to share your particular brand of humour with the public. This unreserved, blatant poetry slams are popping up all over the place. Poetry 'Collectives' such as 'Aisle 16', overconfidence is certainly familiar to our American cousins. But surely the UK is not 'The Suicide Kings' and 'The Urbanian Quarter' are arriving on the scene at fast pace ready for such modernity? Surely poetry belongs ,n stuffy seminar rooms or dusty vol These young, independent aficionados are doing for the British poetry scene what umes? A vast and still-growing multitude would beg to differ. artists such as Benjamin Zephaniah and John Cooper-darke have been t.rying to do for Since. GCSE years, the youth of Britain have been taug~t to respect the reverence of years; and by the latter's own admission, he will no longer perform with the likes of poetry 1n t he form of a non·changing anthology. Sadly, 111-informe~ associations with Aisle 16 because "they make me look like a c*,.t". Yes indeed, the only thing preten· poetry have already manifest themselves by this point. Poetry 1s bonng just as r~ading tious about the love of 1T10dern poetry is the reopfe who attempt to maintain it as Shakespeare is ,rrelevant to the people of 2005. Who knows where these assoctations elite Poetry has a new voice. .and it seem~ as i people are starting to listen. + Chloe is a transvestite, socialist, homosexual Published poet Michelle Scally-Clarke has Andy Craven-Griffiths has been performance poet. Her published volume of been a regular to the Leeds spoken word described as • an infinite length of string poetry 'Adult Entertainment' fuses her pithy, scene for sever al years. Her consistently pas with one end tied to a boomerang". In spoof-like attitude with very serious and accu sionate performances are complimented fact he s a 21 year poet originally hailing satory political questions. Chloe's gingham excellently by her bubbly, ever-cheery and from Leicester. He worked as resident donned visage ought not to fool you; her cheeky personality. Her work deals with artist at Regent College, Leicester, poetry forcefully states that we are all internal conflicts, past life incidents and the before coming to Leeds University to accountable for our apathy. In her own words: nuclear family and extends to very general, study English and Philosophy. Andy has "Most drag queens are quite happy to lam universal and inclusive spheres. Friend, fan been performing poetry about 2 years poon women, make racist jokes and be really and co-wordologist Benjamin Zephaniah ago after his brother and fellow poet really crap. So the whole ethos was to create says of Michelle that "her Intelligence, her said he was ·alright' at it. He is the cur something new with the tired old gay manu verbal agility and her passion means that rent Manchester Poetry Festival and factured drag thing and to inject a real politi poetry is alive once more" Certainly, anyone Glastonbury Slam champion and per cal thrust into it.•· Her performance, laden who witnesses a performance by this out formed his winning poem live on The with such pieces as "The Queen Sucks Nazi standing performer leaves feeling that they BBCs Glasto coverage. Andy is a member Cock" and "Are we Myra Hindley?" are inter know Michelle, and themselves, on a very of The Urbanian Quarter, consisting of jected with genuinely funny poems - including intimate level Her collections 'I am' and himself, John Berkavitch, lnua Phaze' one that adopts the persona of Glaswegian 'She is' are available for purchase at maior Ellams and Polar Bear and Is also the Doctor Who assistant - that make Chloe one of bookstores and at Amazon.co.Uk. vocalist for Leeds based band the most entertaining poets on the scene at Middleman. the moment. She returns to Leeds on November 14th as a guest at Sticks and Stones. Don't want much Every night she stands alone In the land of the blind the one eyed Don't ask for a lot Beauty lighting the pavement stone man is still a Cyclops And most of what I don't have Hung to waste her slight stoned smile who couldn ·t see in 3D with red and I'm glad I haven't got. Sold her body to flee her mind green eyedrops People say you must strive more Smacked brown nasty and a two-tone outline of the obvious But this is all I want to do She injects her veins so dry try to claim that we're homoge Diversify more... Time to walk the streets again nous. But what's more diverse than me? You? -from 'Shut Up' - from 'Spanish Junkie' - from 'Overcoming Advert City' Wicked Words Next Event: 1llh October - Open Mic Special (anylhing goes. Jusl so long as you use words lo do 11) 1 Pc 11 1,j Cr1apel Allerton Arts Festival. Wicked Words has been running in various incar- Where: The Old Police S1a11on. 108 Herrogale Road. Chapel Allerton. Leeds, LS7 3HZ n,,,( ,, 'J1 around eight years. Firstly at Casbar Poetry, then combining forces_wilh the leg· ei >· 1 cken Poetry in 200,, to its current form Organiser Brendan McParthn states that How much: £3/2conc If;, 'IJ1cked Words 1s to bring people to poetry and poetry to people. The event has pr. 1rie t)eople of Leeds with the most cons,stenl and successful live poets. Wicked Previous guests: Chloe Poems. Roger McGough, Luke Wright v~· ·n- Deen home to some of the world's biggesl names in the spoken word arena. Its cc -'+:·:1ue has more of a front-room feel to ii than any kind of theatrical-performance-space Contact Info: Email~ [email protected]~ v,· L.:<30 c,'ler1ng open-mic slols to keen local poets. Wicked Words 1s one of the north's pr. r, Pr 0091/y 8V80tS. Website: h11p://wickedwordsleeds.blogspo1.com/ ~ long agu aue!I r,1.~nnt were nu WM stern OJliO- ,, pieces announc 1ext or ing lhe deam ol pop email and music as we \mOW we mayiust it. but now shows 11\ g u,e\r eyes out, the11 d1streSS 1nd1s le and unashamed. If me movie Fame ompany1ng wle'/iSIOO ,e Libby Kennedy Comment: Wfhy rfs all over or lhe Sudaku. Mll}!Tl ... 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Muffin The Mule; 9.15 Boo!; 9.25 Chancers; 955 Chancers; 10.20 1.30 FILM:The Ladies (1 987) cash In The Atuc. 1.00 BBC News: 3.00 Trading Treasures; 3.29 Local Weather; 1. 30 Regional News: Come Outside; 9.40 Balamo,y; Urban Music Festival: The Young Orama, starnng Talia Balsam: 3.30 Weather. 3.30 CITY· Pocoyo; 3.35 Weather; 1.40 Neighbours, 2.05 10.00 My Wife And Kids; 10.20 Drsc,ples; 10.45 The Business; Ave News Update: 3.35 FILM: Lost SpongeBob S l]Jl]Jl!I lllllll!I ONE TWO I I V I I 4 I I five 6.00 Breakfast 9.15 Mirror, 7. 00 (BBC: Trollz, 73 0 Senous 6.00 GMTV: 9.25 The Jeremy Kyle 6.00 Cubeez; 6.10 The Hoobs: 6.00 MIikshake!; 9.25 The Wright Signal, Manoeuvre; 10. 00 Crty Arctic; 7.55 Newsround: 8.00 Best Show; 10.30 Th,s Morning; 12.30 7.00 84; 73 0 Fnends; 8.00 Just Stuff, 1030 Trisha Goddard; 1130 Hosprtal; 11.00 Homes Under The Of Fnends; 8.30 CBeebres ,1v News; 1.30 loose Women, Shoot Me, 8.25 Will & Grace: 8.55 Five News: 12.00 Home And Hammer: 11.30 Car Booty; 12.1 5 Birthdays; 8.35 LazyTown; 9.00 I 2.1 5 A Brush With fame; 3. 00 Frasier; 9.25 3 Mrnu1e Wonder: Away; 12.30 BrarnTeaser. 1.30 Cash In The Att,c; 1.00 BBC News: Muffin The Mule; 9.15 Bool; 9.25 Trading Treasuresj 3.29 Local Mish Kids; 930 Chancers: 9.55 FILM: The Gemini Man (1976) Sci-fl Weather; 1.30 Regional News: Come Outsrde; 9.40 Balamory: Weather. 3.30 CIW Pocoyo; 33 5 Re-Wnt1ng History; 10.00 spy adventure. starring Ben Weather. 1.40 Neighbours; 2.05 10.00 My Wife And Kids; 10.20 Feodor. 3.45 Blips, 4.00 All Chancets; 10.25 National Gallery; Murphy; 3.30 FILM. 20, 000 Doctors, 2.35 Oiagnosis Murde,; Trade Secrets; 10.30 Schools: Grown Up!, 4,30 Giblet Boys. 10.30 Rude BriL>nnia; 11.00 leagues Undet The Sea (t996) 3.20 BBC News. Regronal News: Watch, 10.45 Somethrng Special, 5.00 Paul O'Grady Show National Gallery; 11 .05 The Theory Classic adventure. starring Richard Of Everythrng; 11.55 Na n30ks your books -your bookshop not If, "'" 117pn:J' \.:..,-1 111100 14.10.85 HYDE PARK PICTURE HOUSE Guy X (RT 2hrs Sm) (15) Daily· The longest Yard (RT Zhrs 1 Sm) Kinky Boots (12A) (RT 2hrs Sm) Brudenell Road 1.30; 4.20; 6.50; 9.15 (12A) Sat only: 11 00 (NFT) Daily- (10.00; 12.30" Sal/Sun Students = 4.50 Only); 3.20; 6.00", 8.40 Serenity (RT Zhrs 20ml (1 S) Charlie & The Chocolate History of Violence (1 B) Daily: 12.30; 3.15; 6.00; 8.45 Factory (RT Zhrs 20ml (PG) Goal! The Movie (12A) (RT 2hrs Fri. Sat, Sun, Thurs: 6.30 Sal/Sun only, 11.40 20m) (NFT) Daily: (2.50 Not Weds); (8 45 Wed and Thurs only) Kinky Boots (RT 2hrs 10ml (12A) 8.30 Daily 12.45; 3.05, 5.45; (8.30 not LEEDS FILM QUARTER: Howl's Moving Castle (U) Wed) Vengeance Is Mine (RT 2hrs A History Of Violence (18) (RT 1hr Dally: 8.30 (not Mon and Wed) 30m) Mon only, 6.15 55m) (NFTJ Daily 4.30; 6.50; 91 O; f6.15 Mon and Wed only) Oliver Twist (RT 2hrs 30m) (PG) Battle In Heaven (RT 1 hr 50m) Fri/Sat Lat es: I t .35 Daily: 2.15; 5.15, 8.15 Wed only 815 Coffee and Cigarettes (18) Four Brothers (15) (RT 2hr 10m) (11.00 Fri and Sat only) Night Watch (RT 2hrs 1 Sm) (18) VUE CINEMAS (Nn) Daily: 8.50, Fri/Sat Lates: 11.30 (3.00 Wed only) Daily: (1.05 not Sal/Sun). (3.40 not Kirkstall Road. Sat/Sun/Mon); (6.15 not Wed); 9.05 Students= £4.10 (with a valid Pride & Prejudice (U) (RT 2hr Kiki's Delivery Service (U) NUS card) 30m) (NR) Daily: (11.30 Sat Only); (12.00 Sat only) Goal! (RT 2hrs 10m) (12A) 2.20; 5. IO; 8.00; Fri/Sat Latos: 11.00 Dally: (10.45 Sat only); 1.20; (6.30 Sky High (PG) (RT 1hr 40m) (NFT) Alt Quiet On The Western Front not Mon) Sat I Sunday Only: 11.50am 40 Year Old Virgin (15) (RT Zhrs (PG) 15m) FrUSat Lates: 1110 (6.00 Tues Only) Four Brothers (RT 2hrs) (15) Wallace & Gromit In The Curse Of Daily· (4.10 no1 Thurs); 9 1O The Were Rabbit (U) (RT 1 hr 35ml The longest Yard (12A) (RT Zhrs VUE CINEMAS (previously STER (NFT) Daily· (9.40; 11 .00; 12.00 15ml Daily: (11.20 Sat/Sun Only); 2.00 CENTURY) A History Of Violence (RT 1hr Sat/Sun Only); 1.30; 2.30; 4.00; 5.00; The light. £4.20 (with a valid 45m) (1B) Daily 5.00; 7.15; 9.30 6.20; 7.30; 9 50; Fri/Sat Lates· 12.10 Charlie & The Chocolate Factory NUS card). All day Tuesday = (PG) (RT 2hrs 20ml Sal/Sun Only: £3.80 for students Deuce Bigatow: European Lord Of War (15) (RT 2hrs) (NFT) 10.05 Gigalo (RT 1 hr 45m) (15) Daily: Daily· (1010 Sal/Sun Only); 12.50; Wallace & Gromit In The Curse (11.45 Sat/Sun only); (1.50 not 3.30; 6.10; 9.00; Fri/Sat Lates: t 1.50 Of The Were Rabbit (RT 2hrs) Thurs); 6.40 (U) Daily: (10.40; 11 20 Sat only); Domino (15) (RT 2hrs 30m) (NFT) 1.00; 1.40, 3.20; 4 00; 5.40, 6.20, Land Of The Dead (RT 1hr 55m) Dally 12.40; 3.40; (6.30 Not Tues); 9.30 8.00; 8.40 (15) Daily 4.15; 9.20 Serenity (15) (RT 2hrs 20ml (NFT) Domino (RT 2hrs 30ml (15) Daily: Howl's Moving Castle (RT 2hrs Daily. (9.50, 12.20 Sal/Sun Only); 3 00; 12.20; 3.10; 6.10; 9.00 20m) (UJ Daily- (11 15 Sat only)2.00 5.40; 8.20; (11.15 Fn/Sat Lates) Lord Of War (RT 2hrs 1Sm) (1S) Pride & Prejudice (RT 2hrs 20m) Oliver Twist (PG) (RT Zhrs 30m) Daily: (12 10 Sal/Sun only); 3.00; (U) Daily: (11 JO Sat only); 2.205.20; (NFT) Daily, (5.30 Not Weds); Fri/Sal 5.50; 8.50 8.20 Lates: 11.20 01 more 1nformaton. oot • , l •••d, Kr "your eye on next w ~k.c; ...eed StLCJ profit ~Union ~ . October 14. 2005 •. Oil ,I (l)Undl c~talC lha, "cn1ure:-. down Otley Rnnd ,;1t t1ut,idL" Jrinking in lhl· Jrutc really well wilh the ! tnto the commun1L)' e1 h.md, ··,1rc bmad as the) mi \\ilh them 1f he cuu. ; Boddi1)gton Hull. n Leed, A .1ournc) mto um\ cr,1t} hl'\t 45 mmutc, bu1 \\ ht1 hvur. M.tn) 'ilUlicm~ who b(: ·a p,11n 1n the .ar)e·· .!nt, ,afcl) on the busc, ..:an hand lfa1rdre-!t,tng'. :-tuden1 ·c\ \lihc.n II CUU!o..l!f ~lUtknt n~ liµht!-. tlUI nf' .i fcllm, J "·" hcu\.ll) under the , dnn't fi:rrifv Boddinl!tnn us dull 1hc i,u:-. s\ ,1cm I'\ :1,:· folio\\ ing a rllsh hour 111n to Bradlord . •111 ..:atch .i numhcr I ,tnd a won't cohol want 1un,bJa under kers ~oes 10 Brndford! tt ·... only cnrnt Oil Otley Road. Car, h1cyde, while thc- unf1,nu- 11g. the pavement Thi.' on!) ,~ene lrom ..11wthcr cold mg (If hcdragglcd co,1umc.d "'n the ro:1d; impc:n 1t)u· to h they INOuh.l put a co;,11 on. ~t bmhda~ s..:.ivc.n.g.er hum ir lo find .111 11cm heginni11~ bc1 \\ i1h wn:-h tied logl.'thi:, 1 "ktn anJ ha,e ui. :-.mp1ns .11 11: ,c1 ufl l.lov. n Otli.:} Rond. people lor i~m, hcgrn,unJ:! )..c 'L". "Q' nnd x·1.111d raL I Jungle politics Top-up fees, privatised education, gagging of protesters. Sound familiar? In Colombia, student politics is much the same as Britain, it's just that the stakes are that little bit higher. travels to Bogota to witness a new level in student protest. n Thurstlu)' Septcmbt:r 22, !h('"c.Je\crution. n:ucd opcr;llinni; w11h parumih1:1r1c!i>" StudcnL, ut 1hc Uni, Ct\idad del In lhc followmg week. prn1e-.b unJ ··n."CchctJ regul,ir payment from 0 Valle l ampU.'- in Culomh1a \\;Crl' held b,· stutll!nt, m C"llie, muJ p;,tran111it.11m~" - The numerous AUC s1agcd a protest ng:un:\I the Trat.tdo de un1\en;1tic .. W'ound C:nlombm. mdud~ death threat,;, rel·ei,cJ by s1udc.nt.,, Libre Comcrc11> (TL ;, 11 L'S· 111g. a pca'-'efu1 threl·-dJ) !'ill m ut a '''t"•rkcr., and lccturer... Ian t;)(llrnple Col(lmhrnn b1latCti1I Free Trmk c:hurch that cndct1 v.1lh the rcc1onul can he seen 01 ,\greem,nt thut Jc:uJem1,-. antl cam gowmmi:.nl agrccinJ:l to u 11!'.ll ~1! tbe http· 1/wv. ,, .new ml .org1fc.ttun;,.flt11JfC prugner!- Jre cum:cmed will have a s1udcm·-. JemWld!"t. On Si:ptcmhcr 27, s/Je.ithlhrcat.g1l) won, mgly ,uppi.m deva~t.alin!! dl1J1..1 upon the well heing our humnn ngh1s ddegntinn held a 1he theory ur g Any Old Iron? 1.:ait !?Wt·, th!: pcrh.. 'ct ~lltU~ ror nding ""'U tr.i,cn,c He 1cllo, n1'.." 11 ,,. a forru1) In the first of a new series of interviews, Dan .along bu,) ,tn..·d, .ii .1 'o\.1lk1ng p;.'"° hu:,,ntt.'" he: inhent~ Imm h1, fall ...-r ,md J l')'mg th1r. m ~ \•i.111 would pn,b.Jhl} tlra" 1nk.inJ:!I~ ~y, the hnn 1!.~tllcJ ·S1cpwc & Johnson goes in search of Leeds' little-known huu 10 dtc J.ttentiun of Ull: pofo.:e. I-le '.lton · I k sh:.m:s olJ mun Stcpto,.··, ~ml:> doc.. ,11'1,.all <.tUI l,m<.lly il~ he cnt~~ u mud hly h..:Hnl hul in pl.11:c ol the: l111t1,crll-.;<,; lik..- othcl' m hh trade anJ hl' c111I~ ,11Cilk" p:lmc:-. hi, \l.~ll-wom h;u1W ,in, cn,cn:J local legends. This week we meet the ,oftl) to th.: hm-< ,mJ gL"nUy 1uµ, lhl• 111 numcrnu ... 1:.11tt,n,. l·fo, dN1ru.11ve cap rum., tu O!'p:Sl.tf in lt1k· and -.(.:arf itppe.il' a., ulc.l .1 ... Ilk 111.in hun Victorian-era waste collector, coming to a Simmons u.a, hum III Uk' :\11l'lh EoN "dr. TIN;) whole t)J)CroliOO 1:,. "-1f1ll:th1Dg aoJ ha., \x.."Cn \\11,rk1ng. th.. • -.crur 11.u.lc .tl1 1mm u tune Iha!~ p..L,..cti .inJ \t!U ha,c street near you. hL" bk mu, nu: ul\M.Utd lhi..· cuunt.n 1.., Ull." kl \\oo11Jcr 11(1" lung. 1t u. ill he hcfon: Ult" mood wkt",; n~· I kJ<11.."':-TI't ha,e n:gul;.ir R.1}!: anti Bon.: man hun ...... :.lf enJ ... up 011 uul Suumon~ •.., a pmpcr l F1nkleateln, left, t. • ta SUPt)Of'ter of th• Occupied Territories Academic war America plays host to a battleground of Dcrshowlf7\ uucn1p1s m ccnscr.:h1p. ~qmum Fiokcls1cin IS one or lhL' OIDS( wh.ut hu1na.t1 ri~hb. Of£am:1.atioru. - wlm.:h conflicting ideas about peace in Israel ·•ecy1.md Chuu.pah"' wa.... unlil)I rch:.1'iCll ..-ons1Me111 c..1'lUC'i "r the lsr.icli gnvemmcnt havcu lolol crecbhtlo, ev~rvwhi..--n-elsc Ill 011 Augus.1 J".'. and 11 JU.'>l :,e, ltuppc:ucd th,u and mlhtmy in the UmwJ UUe1> llm lhc \1,-orlLI - ;ire ~1'·in2 abol.u. whal is hnp and the Occupied Territories. futc had put hoth FmkcblCm anti me m m-.t.mtl) sw.:rifire.." illl)' h~ of a qwct pt::nin,g m the Ot;;uj,ie-J Teoitorie<. und :'.ew York Cit)'. An inlcrview w1L, lifo but lhcse bilious a.«.smllt~ w~re unu~u· thar ·~ ilbl nm koov.u .. r meets the man at the hub of .arranged po:,.1-ha,c,1< ,mt.I un a typu.:all}' alJ~ \'ltuperJthe tven for the ,t11mt)" But \W'el) there .,,re pleat)' or ,,Ull!r the furor, Norman Finklestein ~on:hing Augustd.1). l ~teppt:d down mM "'"orld of Americ.au arb an ~JUI ;IO) <11 it. the)· Jon"! fe.ad .ul)1h1ng - never ,h,rlr.., hi, i..-cnnn,i1mcm 10 im Leeds U' I ~ Union Assemblies rtleetinps Assemblies are the perfect way for you to have your voice heard, inform on how LUU 1s run or get involved in running a campaign for your favounte cause. Assemblies are in formal meetings of like-minded individuals coming together to raise awareness change how things are done in LUU. maybe even change the wMdl All students are welcome to come along to the monthly meetings, what ever you're passionate about. this 1s the perfect place to get heard and you don't need to be elected or worry about agendas or minutes. The Chair of each Assembly is also a member of Union Council, this means you have the chance to speak face to face to your elected representatives about the things which you care about If you have any further questions contact Erin Mc Feely, Democracy and Communica tions Officer on [email protected] Next weeks assembly meetings are Tuesday 18th October 5pm Democracy and Communication Assembly 5pm Education Assembly Wednesday 19th October 5pm Events Assembly Thursday 20th October 4pm Womens Assembly 5pm Disabled Students Assembly Friday 21st October 5pm LGBT Assembly 5pm International Students Assembly 11 Leeds SIDdent ftill8. October 14. 20005 larly well}. Add the grated potatoes. s"rnng untll tl'le boner or 011 above. adding some medium cvrry pcw,lder, to taste. wrth the has been absorbed. Pour over your stock and wme 11 you are ornons. Add cooked carrots and courgettes before blending., and usmg Jt stir well and cowr. Simmer over a medium heat for 15- serve wiu, a dnzzte of natural voghurt ,r desired. 20 minutes, stJrnng occasionally For the broccoli soup, add the broccoll before pureeing the mix ture with a processor or a potato masher. If the soup is too thick. ngC add some of the cooking water reserved from I.he broccoli. Use a whole onion. half a clove of garlic. and about half a tea Season to taste. and return to a low heal. Add the cheese and spoon of finely chopped Jresh ginger per portJon (these all have stir frequently. unUI I.he cheese has melted. Remow from the anti-viral properties that provide a boost to the Immune system}. 500ml stock (If you like, you can use wine as well - heat before sUrnng in the cream, and serve 1mmediately. For an Fry the garlic and ginger with the onions. adding curry powder and Just make sure the total amount of liquid is about extra-special gourmet touch. sprinkle some extra cheese. cnspy dried ch,111 ~akes to taste. Add cooked, mixed veg before puiee bacon brts and homemade croutons on top. firnshmg with a drlz- ,ng - use dar!< green vegetables such as broccoli or spinach rt 500ml) possible. as these contain high levels of vttarmn C. 1le of cream. L ek Potato soup: y Broccol oup: Just leeks the onions and prepare add chopped wnh as above 100g cooked broccoli 1ieseM, the cooking water) Heat tl'le bUttcr or 011 In a large saucepan, and add 1he dlCCd 5075g grated or crumbled cheese (I suggest using stilton, but a omon. Fry until lhe onion has started to soften. w,U, any hefbs Of t Potato strong cheddar Is very good ,n this recipe as well) spices you are using 1for the l)(occoli soup. chrves work parucu- SUbstitute sweet potatoes for the normal ones. Prepare as 50ml single cream Jop 1onall 1 rasher bacon. finely d!Ced ano fned. s' unio Doors: 9.30pm - 3am £2.50 ADV/ £3.50 DOOR for bulk bookings ring: 011 3 209 84 3 5 TICKET AVAILABLE FROM ALL SU BARS EED / 2 ROOMS OF THE B ST CHART, R TA THEMS ~~t... <" ~ , N'l\\OV.-u11 Jil'. 1/rt/1'~/M ~ Bl I l rl'U \kOI + Mia!& October 14, 2005 b k ...... ,. .... Sarah Nolans: Tea rea - D+l·CI Cl) :I .. 4 5 0 G) Deattiary >-! g - C: Would ha\e l,1ught'll. but "''L' hung~"~r. anJ v..u., 2 5 - :I An> ,t trawc Wii\h: of Chew1h ca_ 111UTlellM!- I) proud at One nl quoh;:-. vn l:iu.!>h pi.,stcr rem.I,., It 3 clearly a how \\di l'\c coped budget It\ ~ill a 101 nf numhcr. in II Un1il ll()\\, 5 2 4 .s e w11hou1 telc\C)1tin Have tw,.c. had \tn1thu-1ndifTt.."n'l'k.'C lo Lhc word 'budget Cl) U) re.,1:-.t.ed the ltmJll..ltJon u, \\rite a Knew "hal a budget Wa5. but J1Jn'1 pay much .:.: .... ruJc letter tO the: B.8.C about the outra auenuon 11.1 the mcnL'i uf .Klopung Olll' To m)' 3 l-"(:'OlL\ c.~t of a hccm.c. and am not c.'t:MNantl) 1n l'0-.1. W~tt.'tl too much mone) on 1!) m member· C: > flab ol L\1-o\\ Leeels U ,ve• i+y +vele -Fo r lo + MIii!. October 14. 2005 21 .around 3!<. "ell .1~ lbc Met Jden.. c to lou1.:11 dnY. n umfer m•m.1gcd thu:c mo,eo me\ haJ Then cll\1n, ....·ere th~ po-.1, through \nd~ [:J,..,ards ,md .... VARSITY ...• rewarded v. hen ,horth .tht"r An m, 1)!.nr,1tcd Mi.:l .. nlc two murc fru111 W.arrency SY BEN SPENCER, CHRIS ward.. !he) -.cun.. ·d · 11cvcr look.t.:J bud, unJ ,1 stron~ ma tk~t\Cd '.'- I , h. cnmt1lct1ng h1\ hal trid, LEAGUE TABLE P£All AND \Vhcn The \1ct "'ere {"J.1rc .\llcn rr:,; t1u11.. kl~ lul I .el!th.. l"' Jid 1nan.1~c a NAOMI SUDWORTH '"" ll.1NarJcJ a pcnUlt). tn ,i.:01e lo\\tJ frnm a l m dcfcn-.ivc cun•mlatwn Ir\ an 55 mm Men·, Football ~nulJ ,urch ha\c ended the..· crnn ,, uh \ndreu Doh,un Uk:-. but lhc d.iv hdonl!,C:~I 111 \\omen's Foothnll game. hov.·l'\Cr 1bc l.i:e1.1' comcrt111g lo ntuh· II 12-0 al the k1 LEEDS MET 9 When lhe l!Jmc frnallv Barch l\\.n nunutc .. had l!tl!lc L'n1 ke.. ·p,:, ,a... cd well 111 111'• hall tune hcfor~ the l'ni ,...,m:· ,twa.rdc.:J LEEDS UNI 4 k.1ck.eJ nff half an lwu1 latC rig.ht Th,, uu.lut:cJ his i.1Jc Ten minute, from lhe .\lhletit< afrcc:~1d.. 2S),1rJ,um. The 11 \\a, Leeds Mtt wh1, Jnmi to grc,Hcr dtun, '""11h the rc:,1;1rt Doh,un ptw,crclf over -\lthuugh 11111) IV.fl points result wu, an un,toppuhle nulcd The (in,1 h,111 WU!. fct"hng now tlrnl they could Jroin .1 hnctlul to c,1cmJ the scpar:1tcd the 1tphl hauk Football: curling 'ilh1t mw the top cor ,crapp). 1he e;,;\.·cpl1(111 bemg gel ,omc..·thrn,:? lroru the..· Mc,., .1J,·.1otaj!.c The clci.llt hcl\l.cen Lt•cd'.'. l'm anJ Mens 4-3 MET L.uu.ru Steele·, well •;ttu k ner ttl the ncl The game came:- rtm, w.1.. ma1m11!eJ !yin~ R:.u:h..td l\.lu1r lol\owcd Lcc:d .. \1e1 men·, u1blcll" w~i:. rtaycd Charity Hitch to Join O\ler 100 other students and end the semester in style (8th-111h Dec) Help raise o\ler £8,000 for Cancer Research UK and RAG oommunily projects *It's Free! INTRO meeting 14th Oct 5-6pm in the ARC. 22 Leeds Sllldem Mla'I. October 14, 20005 Help uS 'kick racism out of !the By KY CAPEL & GRAHAM it-. Champion., League g,unc, ,, here ,111 m.11.dt Ji;_ainM lhe Met. which tht.) lfht 3- l'.! dub\. \\ ill lak~ pan m the Wee~ ol 1. the girl-. wore one black. ..cx:k JOO one THE 'iATVbMt A.'iTI ·\ctioo.. All rrwtcho oo the 18th .mJ IQ{h \\-hlle '.,,Ol,,k 1.1, ,IK,...., lhc1r support for lhc R,\CIS\1 \\ EEK IJcked off , es (k1ober ,-.ill 1mohe tcam., cntcrine: lht: Ktc.:l It Our cump..tign lcrdu) and will co11rinuc until· the p11t·h ,ic1.·~1mp,U11t'U by d1il •••••••• • • • • • ••••• ••••• ••••• •••• •• Expectant Engand the heat. It\. the fir.t nme ~incc uy·> We ma)' have a mun le" bm 1999 !hat Englum.l have St.afk--d a with uu1· 4ualil)' v.c <.houltl .,t.iJI m111ch w1lhou1 <1 Man Utd pluyer m de!.troy Austria ru lhc final whi!'.tlc lhc team, and 1hc game·., bcmg hdd goc.<. Enghind st4:urc thi: v1ull 3 a1 Old Tranon.t. a had omcn·1 Surely p.)inh hut in lcrm1i o( "1ll~faaJon I not fell hugely lei down. On lhl!> form We ::.um brightly. and seem more we can kis~ our World Cup chani..~~ I ,L'>!o.uted under the trJtli1ional forma goodbye. Linn. ) el in nl} mine.I England are O!ltn Pohtllcl. und h,t\,ing quuli I being too patient m the.tr huild-up. tied "ill v.e ..cc n more odv.::nturou., Suddenly the rruucb explodes. imo England'"/ Rooney look> tu ha"e. gal GUY FOWLES lite w1tl1 Owen held back in the~. vnmScd the learn. w1Lh a bcuu11ful penalty! Why 1, Lumpard taking 11 lurn and drive JU'-1 mer lie L.. O!;tng. to Nurthem truly Anti-Racism Quotes: m:-1c.ad of 81.,.'t:.kham'' ll 1, re\'caleJ v.,orld cla.-...,. Englam.J look li\'cly, thh Ireland lilllct inonlh se.111 alter the m;11dt lhm S-..en w.ic.n't 1., hcucrt We ge1 tht f!oal 1.hat\ ~n the England team 10 even aware 1ha1 Beckham had coming with a i.:heeky Owen h;M..k .. Rafael Benitez, Liverpool manager: "It is up to us all new foundt.~ John Barnes, England's most capped black player: "Racism Is not only a problem in football, it's a prob lem in society. Until we tackle it in society, we can't tackle it in football." Cyrille Regis, former West Brom and England legend: "As players, we broke down the barriers by perform 1/wall'y FloJ.JrnJ-lJµ by NAOMI SUDWORTH and NICK BENTLEY ing on the pitch, now we have to break down the bar • Tennh - 'lnc learn, pmv1«JcJ much taking an early a1.hauluge, hul wa... 1,ltcd a onng \.1c.t defence ~id1 ,;omc riers at management and coaching." eutcnammern for the indnor -,poota. ublc to pull botJ.1 amwkl lO wm 6-4. pn.'U\C f.uw.hm£. 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.UiJ help IJ\ni Ht;m,.in Ou-.c.lc-.. Chanman ii th1, rcsron-.e "'a.' Ofk' It• I"- pmuJ of and UEl·A ha\ ;1!-.c., jouletl ttk 1.·.unp.11_!!11 orp.,numl) tu pl.l) • lf'I rut 1h1s ugl) S.JJc uf U'k· bcauuful t,;ame. Kid,, h Out ho1., .,ud n.•o;.::ntly 'Le "llwn Mgn.tlk'd hcl\\ ,mtmll\-~· ... uch a!> tht· trail b~ urµan1,mr: u ,tnn~ ol ,K11\ nae fnr Dunni;. tht: women\ \.1!r...11) r11nd,ul l ,Ilk.I •11 ,;c-.·1,·h 1n bcJ once and tor .ill uk Mia!& October 14.2005 ZJ