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Felix Issue 1103, 1998 2 issue October 1120 1998 KEEP THE CAT FREE EST. 1949 The Students' Newspaper at Imperial College London Transport Announces Student Discount College in 1996. Matt Hyde, President of organisations, including candidates for mature students' side." Ali Campbell ULU, commented: "We're pretty the post of Mayor of London. He The provision of this card is also wel• pleased... it's obviously a major break- explained that attempts had been made come news for ULU itself, as some have A major breakthrough has been made ,hrou<3h-" _ as far back as felt that the services provided to its mem• which will benefit many London-based before the early 1980s bers do not justify the £91 000 per year students, as London Transport adding: It's a XY to negotiate a membership fee. The ULU President, announces substantial student discounts bit of a coup deal of this when presented with this question, sug• on tube and bus services. to have a stu• €> Student nature, describ• gested that ULU's success in this matter ing the bureau• should be interpreted as an indication of The new Student Photocard, which dent cam• 30JUN1999 was officially launched on 21 September, paign bear cratic process good things to come. David Hellard, Pres• allows full-time students between the fruit." as "... like ident of ICU, confessed that "...it shows ages of 18 and 24 attending any London Accord• changing the what can be achieved if ULU is fully school or college a 30 percent discount ing to Mr. direction of a exploited." He also outlined his concern on period Bus Passes and LT Travelcards Hyde, Lon• big ship." He about the age restrictions imposed by Un*n> mm**** ni'tml valid for one month or more. don Trans• also voiced his London Transport, drawing attention to disappoint• a "potential massive loss", but hopes that This announcement comes after port had The new card, and ULU President Matt Hyde, who ment that the the agreement might be rc-cvaluated in years of lobbying by the NUS (National proved reluc• helped negotiate the deal with London Transport deal has not the future. Union of Students), ULU (University of tant to pro• been made available to mature students: London Union) and other College unions ceed with the new discount after the In the meantime, application forms "I am vociferously opposed to the 18 - 24 across the capital, and follows a trial of pilot scheme, and there followed con• are available for the new card in the age limit... there is still work to do on the the 'card at Queen Mary and Westficld sultations with many individuals and Imperial College Union Office. The Summer of Discontent? Fifth Sabbatical for ICU Inside... Resignations over the summer holidays RAG. which organises several events dur• have caused difficulties for student ing the Autumn term, Rob Park (RAG ICU Is to have a fifth sabbatical officer, News Beware Meningitis 2 organisations throughout Imperial, leav• Chair) has left Imperial, and is believed starting In the academic year 1999 - ing ICU, two Constituent College Unions to have started a new course at QMW. 2000. I he new officer's self-explanatory Omagh - a personal view 3 (CCUs) and RAG without vital committee Dave Wharton, who stepped down as title will be Deputy President (Education members. Deputy President (Finance & Services) & Welfare). The decision brings ICU in Feature The Caving Club 8 Adam Cherrington, who was elected Elect last term, has also been forced to line with other London colleges, many of in Slovenia as Deputy President (Clubs & Societies) leave the college, and is now studying whom already have sabbatical officers last Spring, has been forced to resign at University College. concerned with welfare. Freshers' Guide 13 after failing his Biology second year Thus once again the first term will be The decision was announced by Imper• exams. The news was announced early taken up with a round of elections. Stu• ial's Governing Body after a meeting in Music 21 in the summer, leaving ICU without a key dents interested in standing for either July. ICU has been trying for some time sabbatical officer during freshers' week CCU Presidency should contact the CCU to get approval for the fifth sabbatical: Sport 26 for the second year running. office concerned. Dave Hellard, ICU Dave Hellard, ICU President, explained Meanwhile both Katy Nolan (RCSU President, has set the timetable for elect• that it "took a lot of justification... but was Computer Games 27 President) and Hamish Common (C&GU ing a new DP(C&S): Nomination papers vital". He was quick to praise his prede• President) have also stepped down for will go up on Monday 12 October, hus• cessor, Andy Heeps, who was responsi• Crossword 32 academic reasons. Miss Nolan made the tings will take place between Monday 2 ble for much of the negotiation on decision after changing from a four year and Wednesday 4 November, with vot• college committees,- "we take our hats to a three year course, while Mr Com• ing in all departments on Monday 9 and off to Andy". Elections for the post will mon failed his second year earlier this be held along with the other sabbatical elections in the Spring term. month. In a worrying development for Continued on paQc 2 News 2 October 1998 Beware Meningitis Meningitis epidemics have struck a number of universities over the last few years. Dr. Irene KEEP THE CAT FREE MM EST. 1949 Welnreb, of Imperial College Health Centre, outlines the possible risks facing IC students Issue 1120 That start of the academic year Is a time rash that does not fade on pressure. bacteria cannot survive outside the body 2 October 1998 that heralds a range of emotions for the This may initially resemble small pin• for very long. In most people the bac• university community. Unfortunately it pricks before progressing to larger areas teria will not invade the blood stream and Editor: Ed Sexton also heralds one of the optimum times of 'bruising'. The 'tumbler test' is useful little disease develops, but in a small Assistant Editor: Ali Campbell for outbreaks of meningitis. In observing this symptom; If a glass is fraction of cases invasive disease will Music Editor: Jason Ramanathan Meningitis means inflammation of firmly pressed against the affected skin, follow after infection. News : Ali Campbell & Ed Sexton the meninges, the outer linings of the and the rash is still visible through the Every student in Imperial College .Games Editor: Mark Baker brain and spina[cord. This inflammation glass, medical help must be sought halls of residence, except Clayponds, is usually caused by Infection: Both bac• immediately. Anyone concerned about has received a leaflet on meningitis in Thanks goes to Phil Rowland, Ali teria and viruses can cause meningitis, themselves or their friends should con• their medical registration pack. On each Campbell, Mark Baker and lain but it is the bacteria which are more tact IC's Health Centre or their own GP noticeboard in each hall bedroom Is a McNaught - deadly. Unfortunately in the early stages - look out for your mate. 'credit card' sized description of the without you this issue wouldn't have of the disease it is not easy to distinguish The fatalities at other universities in symptoms. Be aware. Be vigilant. Look happened. which of the two is the causal agent. previous years have been caused by a out for your friends. Early symptoms mimic flu or a hang• complication called Meningococcal Sep• Usually this space would have the over and may progress to severe ticaemia, a disease 15 to 19 year olds are names of all the sub-editors Involved headaches, vomiting, a very high tem• particularly at risk from. The peak time IC Health Centre, Prince's with Felix, but we are missing Arts, perature, a dislike of bright lights, neck of year for occurrences is at the begin• Features and Sports editors, to name stiffness, joint pains, drowsiness and con• ning of the winter. Gardens x493 75 a few. Interested? You know where fusion. Bacterial meningitis is charac• Transmission of bacterial meningitis to come. terised by the appearance of a distinctive requires close physical contact, as the The House that IC Cricketers Stump Royal Inside the Schal Built Holloway Freshers' Once again summer brought out the and extension of dB's, ICU's main enter• builders, as construction sites sprung up tainment venue, will be ready for the around college. Unsurprisingly many of events of freshers' week. The project has The farcical challenge by Royal Holloway the building projects are taking longer been behind schedule, increasing pres• to Imperial's victory In the University of Guide than anticipated, but it looks like most of sure on the Ents staff who have been London League Cricket Cup has finally the essential work will be finished by the waiting for the builders to leave. Mark been settled In Imperial's favour at a first Monday of term. The new Bio• Home, Ents and Marketing Manager, ULU committee meeting. The original Thought for the day 14 medical Sciences (BMS) Building will doggedly commented "we'll be up and dispute centred around one of Imper• open at the start of term, although running whatever". The freshers' ball ial's players, Imran Khan, who was in the exactly what state of readiness it will be and carnival are also to be blessed by a first team. Mr Khan is a medical student, In remains unclear-. Rumours of dark mention on Zoe Ball's Radio 1 breakfast which led to Royal Holloway complain• Freshers'Week Ents 15 rooms constructed next to windows, ceil• show, so make sure you tune in next ing that he was not eligible to play for ings built too low for electron micro• Monday and Friday.
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