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Issu e Number 357 ÎBIDAY 15th JUHE I Hall Bar Extension Mr Jordan Hundreds of Students have Over the past few weeks been shocked to hear that a secret construction has been taking inquiri" was held this week into place at the enterance of the the sacking of the former security Hall Bar. This is to provide Chief, Mr John Jordan. extra storage space for beer. The hearing is understood to lt will also make entry to the have 1as ted about 10 hours on Hall Bar more accessible. Monday 11th June. Almost no-one was aware that it was taking place or i informed when it was over. The The existing metal frames ill be replaced by more attractive cloud of secrecy has come in for hardwood fittings. strong criticisin from large numbers The present Hall. Bar beer of students and many staff. ;ore will be made more secure by Some people have claimed that »le addition of a roof. the mystery of the whole affair has Further news about the Quiet made thexn think something underhand pntre has been received.At last is going on. lie pre-fabricated structures But still one major question bsential for the completion of is to be answered, that is Wky u?ai lie building have been manufactured Ma Jordan ¿ackid at ail? The only •»w. This should mean that work iand should be shipped any time official comment from the Universit; ly commence in early July. after the sacking was that 'Mr If all goes according to Jordan had left'. plan the exterior will be completed by October, for the beginning of The inquiry is thought to have Term. Unfortunately the interior will not be finished until a later , ji. r^ii. Kte - yet to be determined. When ready and complete the Quiet CentreS^^n Meyjes, |ll provide a peaceful atmosphere to siudy and'meditate in. ÍSÍ^Íl^^lí '".ith Prof. Elvidge, of the Chemistr- department, and an un-named member Catering Price Rise of the AUT on the appeal committee. No result is yet known Catering have just announced that yet again they have had to although evidence is believed to Iincreas e their prices. These increases will take effect from Monday have been given by the Secretary, 18th June, and are mainly due to price rises in dairy products and Mr Peter Timms, and the Union bread. Coffee and Tea will also be more expensive, both rising by President, Mr Charlie Kennaugh. a penny. The inquiry comes months after I Catering are at pains to point out that this is the first price Tir Jordan's dismissal although, as increase in these beverages for over two years. a result of one Student's Union GM, The Catering Officer also said that due to lack of demand the the student union demanded that he vol-au-vent luiichtime service in the Library restaurant will have be reinstated. However the to be withdrawn. However this will be replaced by a 'snack-service' University's decision was upheld. Isupplyin g such Cordon 8£eu delicacies as baked beans on toast- 28p, There is a great deal of Welsh Rarebit-28p and toast and tea cakes for 14p. This service mystery surrounding the sacking of will be available from 10.00 until 14.00 -fLmi,e.c.m,òkdc,^mk Mr Jordan, which took place during the Easter holidays. It is claimed I that this action was taken by the University Secretary, Mr Timms who Radioactive Alert Court Case is retiring early and leaving tne University in two weeks time. A routine check of the Lecture Two students appeared in Both the timing of the sacking Theatres has revealed that one of Guildford Magistrates Court Ithe self-luminous 'exit' signs and the secret nature of the on Tuesday morning accused inquiry has prompted a great deal has been removed from the wall. of theft. of criticism towards Mr Timms. These signs are self-luminous Javed Munuwar Hussain Thè result of the appeal is oecause they contain"the radio- aged 19, of 3A Cathedral expected to be known sometime today active isotope Tritiiam, and Court and Nicholas Revell or on Monday and it is understood their use is therefore regulated also aged 19 of Rawson 2 that if the result of the appeal by the Radioactive Substances were charged with is in Mr Jordan's favour, then the ct. trespass of Rawson 2 room University must offer him his job 14. They were also charged back or sufficient compensation. t with the theft of a Canon Unauthorised removal is there -Graham Jone.¿, Univ&Aòity Rzpon.te.fi 4.ore not a trivial matter and AEI camera worth £200. Sufifity VcUZy Kd\}z>itli,tfi + ¿hdc. the University Radiation The camera was the rotection Officer would be property of a final year ery grateful if anyone could student, Mr Slater. elp him locate the missing The case was adjourned for four weeks while further police tradioactive material. investigations are being carried out. If anyone does know of its So far five students have been arrested and it is understood ^hereabouts they are asked that a further 15 have been questioned. The arrests have been Ko contact Dr Harris on ext mad'» after Guildford police carried out investigations into the ^45 or inform Security on recent spate of thefts and vandalism on campus, gj,4hdc,uAi IExt . 301. -6kdc h IjUSMIOr^ OFFICIAÏ-S

• ^.G.u.wÊBssÊBBmmm The "Gazette" of 7 June offlclally announeed The Executive Coomittee wishes to express grave concem the Student Dnion Membership Fee for 1979-80. over tfc« treatment of Uarzieh Karimnia. Silence has been I had already givea notice of this In ny co^unn aainta^.ned over ber case up to now because we did not wish a fortnight ago. It is, however, 8trang>9 that to jeopardise her position. A satisfactory conclusion bas the University should bave pubi iciy announeed not been reached within what ve believe to be an adequate the new fee before the Dnion bas been offlclally tine period, so we have tieclded to make known the facts. notified in writing. Marzleh's superviser in lET decided to terminate ber PhD In our submission we stated that we need course on ISth February 1979. This occurred ten months £125,000 from the Capitation Fee. The fee that after Uarzieh had been transferred from an MPhil to a PhD the F & GP Working Party decided (£33. for ail and TWENTY-EIGHT months after beglnning ber course. full-time and £S. for part-time and self~ financing Industriai Year Students) leaves a She appealed to Blgher Awards Committee, wbo considered ber shortfall of £8-9,000 to be made up by an case entlrely under Reserved Business. A meeting of Higher interest-free loan from the University and from Awards took place on 13th March 1979, in which her case was Club on a 50/50 basis. the only matter discussed. The Postgraduate representative on Higher Avards were informed neither of the meeting nor We were told that we c ould not derive all the of its outcome. income we want from th e Capitation Fee because of the UGO 9% guidelin e (the fee last year was On 14th March, 1979. Uarzieh received a Iettar frœn Higher £30.). It bas now bee n shown that this 9% Awards, requesting copies of existing reports on the guldeline was not mean t to be applied rigidly research she had done to date, so that the possibility of in ail cases (eg Sheff leid are getting a 17% alternative supervision could be explored. She complied increase to £61.). We , therefore, intend to with this request in good faith. renegotiate next year' s Capitation Fee with the F & GP Commlttee wlth a view to achieving a That was thirteen weeks ago. much more substantial increase in the nain rate At present we are like ly to have the lowest Now It appears that the University is going to terminate Membership Fee of any Uni ve rs i ty Uni on in th e Marzieh's course. country next year. We feel that the expulsion of Marzieh for no clearly stated General Meetings having apparently lapsed into permanent academic reason would represent a nadir in even this sleep, there's little to report on the Union side of things. University' s often peremptory treatment of foreign students. Howôver, there's mlxed news on the Club front. The Postgraduate représentatives have been excluded from Bar Prices. Following the Budget, most alcoholic beverages meetings where Marzieh's case was discusïîed. The University will be going up 2p. We stili believe our prices will authorities cannot expect us to believe that such an compare well with locai prices. unsatisfactory conclusion (which amounts to the sanctioning of Professor Elton's décision) was not Influenced by the Reminder. A few items to remind you of from my column a possible implications of a reversai, when they dogmatically fortnight ago. There are stili some Lower Bar bookings exclude Student représentatives from all discussion. left for next term; please hurry and see Karl Sutherland. Also, if you want University ties (or anythlng else) from The Executive Committee do not intend to let this shabby the Trading desk, don't delay because PRICES HAVE TO BE little episode end here. We intend to explore all possible RAISBD BY from Monday (VAT rate increase). Also hurry avenues of further action. to the Travel Bureau if you are travelling abroad this summer. THE POSTGRADUATE UNION EXECUTIVE

Locker Keys. These must be returned to Hari by the end of the term.

Sunday eveniogs. We intend to finish the terra with a bit of a bang (!?) as far as Sunday evenings are concerned. This weekend we shall be featuring Theakston's Best Bitter and Old Peculier and next week we'll have a rouslng finale with Young's beers. Your faithful correspondent will be aeen BEKIND the bar for once 'cos he's brokc! •FRBE FEST

FIRST, rray I apologise to ail the people who had offered to help as Stewards for the Free Festival. I have managed to lose ths bit of paper with ail your names on. So, could everyone, whsiher you gave Just a couple of things this week. First, a reminder me your name or txit, sign the notice on the ENTS about the Célébration. That's on Monday 18th at 7.30 p.m. NOTICE BOARD as soon as possible, this is IMPORT.'VNT in Wates House. It's an annual event, consistlng of poetry if you want a room for the SATURDAY NIGHT, it also readings and music récitals. Entrance is free. helps us to make sure we have enough food, beer, T-shirts and money to pay you ail. On 30th June, there's going to be a Free Arts Festival (in case you didn't know). At the Festlvalthere will be Arrangements for Accoimodatlon will be in next an art exhibition, but what we need is art work, so if you week's Qare Facts. would like to exhibit some (no more tban four pieces), please put a note in the Art Sec's pigeon hole. NIGEL HOLBRQUGH

' 7. Last Thursday (7tfa June) the Grounds Planning Group went on their annual tour of the grounds. Apart from continuing minor improvements, the Group decided on the following work:

(i) A footpath by the road from ID to BC blocks. SUMMER HOLIDAYS are coming - GREAT, but as usual (ii) Reinstating the areas around the Quiet Centre there are a number of things that should be brought and the Communal Building of Guildford and to your attention:- Cathedral Courts.. (ill) Widening and Improving the road to Guildford 13 LAB DEPOSITS; All Final Years should remember Court (depending on cost). to collect their lab deposits before they leave. (iv) Widening the two middle footpaths across the SOCIAL SECURITY; There should not be too many Amphitheatre. problems with SS over the summer as full rates should apply. See next week's Bare Facts for full It was emphasised that the condition of the campus. Manor details. Farm, Hazel Farm and Manor House is suffering because of 3) JDS HUNTING; For those staying in the Guildford the shortage of grounds-staff (we have 5 out of 12 at the area the JOB CENTRE inform me that they expect a moment) large nuntoer of jobs available in the SUMMER so if you sign on as unerr^iloyBd now you could get the 8. Inter-Departmental Six-a-Slde football better jobs (while you are still on a grant-ie. till end of term, you cannot claim Social Security Semi-finals - Monday 18th June: though}. 4) ACCOMMODATION; The Accommodation Office has a RED BARONS v ADDERS 5.45 p.m. larger number of places on their books« nearby, that HILTON HARRIERS v KEGBUSTERS 6.10 p.m. are specially suited to Post-Graduates as the tenancy begins in July. It is all self-catering Final at 6 p.m. approx. Houses and Flats. There are also rooms for couples available. STOP PRESS 5) REGISTRATION; During the Summer Vacation, the Registry will be sending forms to all continuing SURREY LADIES WIN WINIFRED CLARKE TROPHY undergraduate students. These will be sent to the home addresses of each student as currently FOR THE SECOND TIME IN THREE YEARS recorded in the Registry. Students whose home address is OVERSEAS are, however, invited to go to the Registry from 25 JUNE to collect their forms. This will mean that Overseas students can ensure that they are registered for next year. CAREERS Peter Swift from the Careers Centre has been in the Union during lunchtimas this week. He has been available to disciiss any aspect of careers with anyone. He will be in the UNION TODAY, and MONDAY and WEDNESDAY next week. *

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i. I shall be contacting all Sports clubs, asking them S ^CO'ODHAWI» SfôPSoicCD tto leave their financial and secretarial records with Kathy and myself over the summer. f/ow fi 00 2. BIVEB SPORTS DAY This will take place next Wednesday nd entries are needed. See the Sports Hall or me. limsolls and a change of clothing are essential for all (vorvi Ôp f articipants. 3. Summer Dance at the Sports Hall on Thursday 28tb ne, organlsed by the Plrates Basketball Club. Tlckets £1 o studente. Live band, disco, orgy, ali the usuai stuff. E Is Is your last chance to meet ali those people you've URRY! wanted to meet ali year. Tlcketa avallable from me or Hlrsch at the Sports Hall. STflers IÎTK TUlOc |4. Clubs which don't see me today about their expected expenditure for the rest of the financial year (to Aug 1st) probably won't have any. Please co-operate. I bate ^-TOCK-S ettlng stroppy. I No comments about black eyes will be tolerated. EREE Coin /ioider (JitU 6. All material for Sport and Leisure should be In by riday 22nd June. Articles for the Freshers Sport and xo eisure should by in BY THE END OF TERM. t note Unôn TâdZng PeAfe p/Uce^ ttAe going up by appAOKlmattty 71 ^fLom I mxt Monday. !

I was dismayed that BF did not try to find out the content of the telegram - it seemed from the front page that the telegram condoned the action of the students and this was NOT the case. This Union has no policy on the disruption of exams. To set such policy, an Extraordinary General Meeting would have had to be called to debate the matter.

GKior I hope this clarifies the situation.

Dear Editor, Yours, Upon reading your article on the Sussex University troubles in last weeks edition of NICK HELM Bare Facts I was horrified, or should I say a- Vice President shamedr to read that our Presidebt has sent telegrams to Sussex University supporting the actions of a ninority of their students. Dear Editor, Do the students of Surrey University, who I find it difficult to believe that the the President speaks for, really condone "trying entire RAG coiranittee was in favour of the highly to break into the examination room to disrupt derogatory "advertisement" of the "URS-ish dis- the sitting", "banging metal wast-paper baskets co", in last week's B.F. In fact, it is, prob- against the doors" and throwing stones? ably, only the opinion of one or two RAG people If the Sussex students have a genuine who, perhaps, have clocked up very little time grievan- then, fair enough, they should com- listening to URS. plain to the relevant authorities. However, I speak as a person who has been with URS I wonder how many students here would like to for a short time, only jointly presenting one see the same things happen at Surrey - and who edition of "Spotlight." Please, therefore, honestly feel that by bringing a University accept my oninion as being relatively unbiased. into disgrace nationally, which has happened Obviously, there are some pretty awful at Sussex, the students are doing themselves, programmes (mine, perhaps, a likely contender) and students over the whole country, a service? but "these are more than balanced by the highly Yours faithfully, competent output of the majority of the URS John Baldwin staff. Although there is always, say, Capital Radio, on the ON/OFF switch, I urge you to, first, look up whats due to be on the URS sched- ule - to avoid inissing- some really good pro- Dear Editor, grammes . I was out of the country last week , so I The "Spotlight" programme, of May 31st, could not send a telegram to Sussex or anywhere which was presented by Robin Bussell, and my- else. I believe that Nick as acting President self took about eight man-hours to prepare - sent a telegram of support on the narrow issue of a hell of a long time, when- one goes to Univer- victimisation which falls within the compass of sity to study. Not everyone, presenting a pro- our Union policy. I agree with everything John gramme can afford to spend adequate time in pre- Baldwin says and personally wouldn't send a used paring for it. So what happens? Some pleasant postcard to those idiots at Sussex let alone a souls tune into URS, looking for faults, per- telegram of support. haps. Five minutes later, they've written off Yours sincerely, the programme, and, instead start of compose Charlie a childish advert for B.F, Enough said - except to ask that anyone who has a bone or two to pick, about URS, should De&r Editor, write to, or chat with some of the URS staff. (S)He might have the wool pulled away from his/ As the person who sent a telegram of support to Sussex her eyes. Union, I had better explain why it was sent. Give URS a chance to prove itself. It is often complementry to the output of other The Union was contacted by Sussex Union, asking for support local stations, making it quite a good bet at in their fight against the victimisation of two of their some times of the day. members by the University authorities. We were also asked for support in the Union's fight against Preliminary Yours faithfully, Examinations at the University, which caused the students to try to disrupt the examinations. Julyon Caphri Dear Editor, Following this request, the Deputy Vice President and 1 (the One event the Tory press has been anxious only Union officials around) searched through ali this to play down in the last few weeks is the impli- Union's policy. Ali we found that was relevant to this cations of the merder and the svibsequent cover- situation was policy against victimisation of individuai up of the anti'rfascist demonstrater, Blair Scu- students by University authorities. The telegram stated: thall on April 23rd. "Surrey Union supports Sussex Union in their fight against victimisation. President, Surrey Union," This was in line The pathologist who examined the body re- with the Union's policy on victimisation. It was signed ported that the murder weapon was not a police "President" as I was standing in for Charlie last week and truncheon but could have been a lead weighted it is customary for such telegrams to be signed by the rubber 'cosh' or similar instrument. President. Examine the following facts and make up for yourselves the conclusions to be drawn about the role of the so-called 'anti-terriorist' special What I did not do was condone the behaviour of the students patrol group. expelled, but rather joined the protest against the victim- -Six weeks ago 4 eye witnesses saw Blair isation of two students for the actions taken by a number hit by a member of the S.P.G. of students. -Four weeks ago the police received an in- I believe that the matter of victimisation is qulte separati ternal pathologists reporting the-above findings from the matter of what was done by a number of students to -Three weeks ago the Daily Mirror reported disrupt examinations and whether they should be punished and that the investigation had been narrowed down what form that punishment should take. to six eu9pects, and that a lead 'cosh' and other similar unauthorized weapons had been found in the lockers of the officers involved. Contd. on page 5 continued These facts lead to the foîlowing dis- turbing questions: WHY have the police had the inquest on Blair's death postponed until July 17th? WHY has no identity pajrade been held? WHY have no members of the S.P.G. been suspended from duty? ARE the police incapable of finding which of the six suspects committed murder that night? These events and the subséquent cover-up ^eration by the police/ pose very serious (fcubts in most rational people's minds of the rôle of the S.P.G. in our démocratie society.

I.R. Bunker

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My co-writers and I have scoured iThiB week's cartoon: the cartoon books at great leng+h. DOVER aod have ffnally decided on this cartoon whîch we humbiy put before the almighty WIT of WTI and BTE: the véritable deml-gods of humour, These people, with no thought for themselves or thti ï? work, wait breathlessiy for Friday morning, when they open theîr Bare Facts, and thumb nervousiy to the Cartoon Comp. Now begins the long procesi of slftîng through the varlous captions, deciding whlch are the most likely, unti I at last they stagger to the BF Box on tuesday tota II y drained of ail emotion. So here now are the fruits of ail the[r efforts

Name: Clique of the Week: Address: 13 "What do you mean, you're Anonymity desired (tick box) J—1 practicing to be Miss Southampton?" WTI. This week's winners: 2} "That's room 69, now for room Caption: 1) "That was nice of you Security 104." WTI. To all those buddinç Oscar Wi2de$ but you really ought to be out 3);~So this is how you win Beauty and Edward (ArnoldJ Lears any- side catching vandals" WTI. Contests." BTE. • where...please put paper to 2] "What are you going to do with pencil, I'm getting bored of all those sweets he Keeps Groan of the Week: typing the sanie winners e very- giving you?" BTE. "Can we go to the fair now OadT" week. You can't imagine what it 31 "I don't like the men on Bourne "If you incest" WTI. does to you writing WTI or BTE 2 much."tî) WTI. One for Jayne: time and time agaln, week in "Lucky you weren't caught on "Blow this Job." 'I did.' WTI. week out, year after year the Job by a fireman" BTE. I T - ARREST! The police should also allow you to talk to your solicitor Last Friday eight, three of our students were arrested. out of their hearing and make reasonable arrangements for I None of them knew what to do. your comfort and refreshment.

DO VOU? If they remove any property from you, make sure it is properly listed and described. Check the list and sign it I Most people have a vague idea of what to do, but there are immediately below the last item. Ask for a receipt and keespp some very big misconceptions in people's minds about what it somewhere safe. the police can and cannot do. The police should not: Giving Your Name and Address I Probably the biggest misconception of all is that you need 1. Compel you to answer any questions. 2. not give your name and address to the police when asked. Promise or threaten you in order to obtain There are occasions when you must give your name and addres.s a statement. and failure to do so can result In pro.«iecution. 3. Compel you to sign a statement. I 4. Suggest you plead guilty. You must give your name and address If: 5. Force you to have your fingerprints taken without a Court Order. 1. You are driving a car You are suspected of creating a disturbance 6. Force you to take part in any indentlfIcatlon at a public meeting. parade or take your photograph. I 3. You are suspected of possessing prohibited drugs. If you allow them to take your fingerprints, these must be Search destroyed if you are acquitted. The police can stop and search you in the street if they I If you go to the police station voluntarily, you can leave have reasonable grounds to think you possess stolen goods, when you want. You may only be prevented from leaving if prohibited drugs or firearms. they arrest you. On Campus If you are arrested without a warrant, the police should I If the police ask to see you on campus you should take you to a Magistrate's Court within 24 hours (48 hours IMMEDIATELY get in touch with a Union official - usually at weekends) or release you on ball. the Vice President, President or Deputy President (tel: Guildford 65017/65131/76983, or through the internal If you are arrested with a warrant, the police should take telephone system or through Security if it is outside you to a Magistrate's Court as soon as possible. I office hours). In Court Helping Pol^« with JTheir Enquiries Unless you have been arrested, you may nor be foriv?:' to DO NOT PLEAD GUILTY UNTIL YOU HAVE TALKED TO YOUR SOLICITJ accompany the police to the police station or be detained Ask for Legal Aid, and have a friend or relative present there unless you havp been arrested. with you who can vouch for you.

It is in your own interests to ensure that one of the Union officials above knows that you are with the police and I can ensure that tiio correct people can be contacted to help you. I hope this has been some help to all of us and that none of us will ever need to use the information, but remember If you are asked to accompany the police offica"to the the first thing to do is to contact the Students' Union I station, ask hin whether you are being arrested. If you (0483 65017 ext 5) and we will find a solicitor to help are not, then you can choose whether to go or not, but if you. you don't go you may be arrested. If you go to the policv station voluiiiarily, get a solicitor, a Union official or All information courtesy of the National Council for Civi] some other independent person to go with you. Liberties. If you want any more information, come and seiI me or drop a note in the DVP's pigeon hole and I'll try to> A^^cst with a Warrant coae and see you some time. If the pollcc officcr nrrests you with a warrant, ask him to show or read it to you - whichever you prefer. Make I DO NOT FORGET TO CONTACT THE UNION, A SOLICITOR OR YOUR sure the warr.nnt really refers to you and see whether it FAMILY, AS SOON AS YOU ARE ARRESTED. includes instructions for you to bo released on bail If it does, the police must release you on bail and tell you IS YOUR RIGHT. when to attend Court once they have finished questioning I T you. I

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If you are arrested without a warrant, the police officer CLUBS AND SOCIETIES must tell you the reason for your arrest - unless you are » caught red-handed or the reason is obvious or when it is Care of the amazing HAS, badges will be available - if necessary to prevent or stop a breach of the peace, if enough interest is shown - at reasonable prices (and you are suspected of possessing an offensive weapon, or reasonable profits) and could be mad» available for I you are found drunk and incapable in a public place, Freshers Week. If you're interested, write a note to Jeff Seear and put it in ray pigeon hole for details of this At the Police Station amazing offer. Once you are at the police station, you should be cautioned *Most Amazing Soc. I by the police that anything you say may be put down in writing and used as evidence. You should also be allowed (Fiver says no-one wants any badges at all! to telephone or telegram your lawyer or a Union official, at your own expense AND YOU MUST ASK TO DO SO!

TEAR THIS OUT AND KEEP . Arrest Cards , containing some of the info above are available from the V.P. I DRS RRP JON ANDERSON : Olias Of Sunhillow 1 75 4.69 MANHATTAN TRANSFER : Pastiche 1.65 THE BEATLES : A Hard Day's Night 2 35 4.69 MANHATTAN TRANSFER : Live 1.75 4.69 THE BEATLES : Magicai bfystery Tour 2 45 4.69 BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS : Kaya 2.55 5.00 THE BEATLES : Hey Jude 2 45 4.69 BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS : Babylon By Bus 3.50 6.92 THE BEATLES : Sergeant Pappar 2 45 4.69 GRAHAM PARKER & THE RUMOUR : Stick To Me 1.75 3.99 THE BEATLES : Abbey Road (Picture Disc) 3 50 8.51 PINK FLOYD : Meddle 2.60 5.00 DAVID BOVTLE : Stage 4 60 7.99 PINK FLOYD : Atom Heart Mother 2.60 5.00 BRAND X : Morrocan Roll 1. 85 4.63 PINK FLOYD : Dark Side Of The Moon 2.60 5.00 BRAND X ; Masques 1. 85 4.63 PINK FLOYD : Wish You Were Here 2.60 5.00 CAMEL : A Live Recora (.Doublé) 2. 20 6.38 QUEEN : A Night At The Opera 2.60 5.31 GAN : Out Of Reach 1. 40 4.69 QUEEN : News Of The World 2.60 5.00 COMMODORES : Zoom 2. 10 4.69 QUEEN : Jazz 2.60 5.00 COOLEY HIGH : Soundtrack (Doublé) 1. 50 4.79 ROCK VOCAL GREATS (Compilation) 1.10 — CRUSADERS : Unsung Heroes 1. 80 5.00 ROLLINO STONES : Some Girls 2.50 5.00 DARTS : Darts 2. 45 4.79 LINDA RONSTADT : Southern Belle 1.75 4.69 DARTS : Everyone Plays Darts (Best Of) 2. 45 4.79 DIANA ROSS : Diana Ross 1.90 4.69 NEIL DIAMOm : 20 Golden Greats 2. 50 4.79 SPIRIT : Future Games 1.65 4.79 NEIL DIAMOND : The Neil Diamond Show (3 LPs) 3. 85 9.57 SPIRIT : Farther Along 1.65 4.79 lAN DURY : New Boots And Panties (Import) 3. 50 4.50 ROD STEWART : Every Picture Tells A Story 2.35 4.69 EliCTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA : Face The Music 1. 95 4.79 STRAY : Houdini 90 4.79 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA : A New World Record 1. 95 4.79 STRAY : Stand Up And Be Counted 90 4.79 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA : Out Of The Blue 2. 75 7.99 STREETWALKERS : Red Card 1.50 4.69 JOHN ENTWISTLE (Of The Who) : Wistle Rymes 1. 20 4.63 BARBRA STREISAND : Greatest Hits Voi I 2.85 4.79 FOCUS : Dutch Masters 2. 35 3.06 lOcc ; Live And Let Live (Doublé) 2.50 6.38 FOCUS : Three (Doublé) 2. 00 7.40 THIN LIZZY : Fighting 1.55 3.99 FOCUS : Hamburger Concerto 1. 65 4.63 THIN LIZZY : Johnny The Fox 1.60 3.99 FOCUS : In And Out Of Focus 1. 55 4.63 THIN LIZZY ; Bad Reputation 1.55 3.99 FRAMPTON's Carnei 1. 75 4.79 ROBIN TROWER : In City Dream« 1.65 4.47 FREE Story (Double_Canadian Import) 4. 35 — VARIOUS ARTISTS : The Motown Story (5 LPs) 5.25 9.60 'PÈTÈR GABRIEL : Peter Gabriel(II) 2. 35 5.00 VARIOUS ARTISTS : The Ariola Hit Singles (2LP)2.35 — GENESIS : Rock Theatre (German Best Of) 2. 40 __ VARIOUS ARTISTS : Leaders Of The Pack (3IÍ) 2.30 — STEVE GIBBONS BAND ! Caught In The Act 1. 50 3.99 THE WHO : Odds And Sods 1.50 5.06 GOLDEN SUMMER (Beach Boys, Jan & Dean etc) 1. 50 WINGS : At The Speed Of Sound 2.50 5.00 ALEX HARVEY ; Live 1. 55 3.99 STEVE WINWOOD : Steve Winwood 1.65 5.00 ALEX HARVEY : Big Hits And Close Shaves 1. 55 3.99 WISHBONE ASH : No Smoke Without Fire 2.20 5.00 ROY Ì^RPER ; Bullinamingvase l. 75 5.00 WISHBONE ASH : Locked In 1.55 4.69 HEART : Magazine 1. 75 4.79 STEVIE WONDER : Talking Book 2.60 5.00 JEFFERSON AIRPLANE ! Flight Log (Dbl Best Of) 2. 40 7.99 STEVIE WONDER : Innervisions 2.60 5.00 ELTON JOHN : Rock Of The Westies 2. 00 4.79 STEVIE WONDER : Fulfillingness' First Finale 2.60 5.00 THE KINKS : 20 Golden Greats 1. 75 4.79 STEVIE WONDER : Anthology (3 LPs) 3.75 9.60 MANFRED MANN'S EARTHBAND : Watch 2. 35 4.69 YES : Tonnato 2.00 5.31 Su^muj/

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AVERAGE WHITE BAND : ?eel No Fret 3.60 5.31 ELTON JOHN : A Single Man 3.15 4.63 BEE GEES' ; Spirits Having Flown 3.60 5.31 CAROLE KING : Tapestry 3.25 4.79 BLONDIE : Parallel Lines 3.25 4.79 LENE LOVICH : Stateless 3.25 4.79 DAVID BOWIE : Lodger 3.60 5.31 NICK LOWE : Labour Of Lust 3.15 4.69 CAMEL : Raindances 4.79 3.25 THE MEMBERS s At The Chelsea Nightclub 3.40 5.00 CAMEL : Snow Goose 3.15 4.63 STEVE MILLER BAND : Greatest Hits 1974-1978 2.60 3.73 CAMEL : Moonmadness 3.25 4.79 MOODY BLUES : This Is The Moody Blues 4.40 6.38 CHIC : C'est Chic 3.15 4.63 GRAHAM PARKER : Squeezing Out Sparks 3.15 4.63 CHICAGO i Transit Authority (1st Album) 4.40 6.38 THE POLICE ; Outlandos D'Amour 3.25 4.79 CHICAGO : IX (Greatest Hits) 3.35 4.79 GERRY RAFFERTY : Night Owl 3.60 5.31 ELVIS COSTELLO : Armed Forces 3.15 4.69 RAMONES : It's Alive (Doublé) 3.70 5.31 DIRE STRAITS ; Dire Straits 2.75 3.99 RENAISSANCE ; Azure D'Or 3.15 4.69 DIRE STRAITS : Comnunique 3.60 5.31 ROLLINO STONES : Time Waits For No-one 3.15 4.69 DR FEELGOOD : As It Happens (Live) 3.60 5.31 ROXY MUSIC : Manifesto 3.60 5.31 IAN DURY : Do It Yourself 3.25 4.79 SANTANA ; Moonflower 4.40 6.38 BOB DYLAN : Live At Budokan 5.60 7.99 SANTANA : Inner Secrets 3.45 5.10 EAGLES : Hotel California 3.60 5.31 LEO SAYER : Very Best Of Leo Sayer (TV Ad) 3.50 4.79 3.25 4.79 EARTH WIND AITO FIRE : Greatest Hits Vol 1 SQUEEZE : Cool For Cats 3.25 4.79 3.45 5.10 EARTH WIND AND FIRE : I Am STEEL PULSE : Handsworth Revolution 3.40 5.00 3.15 4.69 DAVE EDMUNDS : Repeat When Necessary STEELY DAN : Greatest Hits 4.40 6.38 3.60 5.31 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA : Discovery AL STEWART : The Year Of The Cat 3.60 5.31 3.15 4.69 FLEETWOOD MAC : Rumours AL STEWART : Time Passages 3.60 5.31 3.45 5.10 ART GARFUNKEL : Fate For Breakfast STIFF LITTLE FINGERS : Inflanmable Material 3.60 4.79 3.15 4.63 (SNESIS : Trespass BARBRA STREISAND : Best Of Voi II 3.60 4.79 3.15 4.63 GENESIS : Nursery Cryme SUPERTRAMP : Crime Of The Century 3.25 4.79 3.15 4.63 GENESIS : Foxtrot SUPERTRAMP : Crisis? What Crisis? 3.25 4.79 3.15 4.63 GENESIS : Selling England By The Pound SUPERTRAMP : Even In The Quietest Moments 3.25 4.79 4.40 6.38 (ZNESIS : The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway SUPERTRAMP : Breakfast In America 3.25 4.79 3.40 5.00 ŒNESIS ! A Trick Of The Tail lOcc : The Originai Soundtrack 2.75 3.99 3.40 5.00 GENESIS : Wind And Wuthering THIN LIZZY : Jailbreak 2.75 3.99 4.40 6.38 ŒNESIS : Seconds Out (Live) THIN LIZZY : Live & Dangerous 4.00 5.86 3.40 5.00 GENESIS : And Then There Were Three THIN LIZZY : Black Rose 3.60 5.31 3.40 5.00 STEVE HACKETT : Spectral Mornings VANGEUS : China 3.40 5.06 3.40 5.00 HAWKWIND : PXR 5 VIOLINSKI : No Cause For Alarm 3.25 4.79 3.70 5.31 STEVE HILLAGE : Live Herald (Double) RICK WAKbMAN : Rhapsodies (Doublé) 3.70 3.25 4.79 5.31 HORSLIPS : The Man Who Built America JEFF WAYNE's War Of The Worlds 5.60 3.40 5.06 7.99 JEAN MICHEL JARRE : Equinoxe WINGS : Back To The Egg i.ou 5.3i DRS & the budget Orders AS yua no doubt know by now, the budget raised VAT from Don't forget that any records not in stock can be ordered 82 to 15Z, a difference of 7p in the pound. Although this at our usual generous discounts. increase takes effect from Monday, DRS prices will not Records 25% off have to rise to condensate for this until we have to buy TV advertised albums 20Z off new stock at the new prices. So, while current stock lasts Cassettes 20% off the prices shown on this advert will remain valid. Orders usually take between four and seven days. However, the retail prices quoted are the likely new We will be taking orders up to the last Tuesday of term. All orders must be collected by the last day of term, and prices which will be applicable as from Monday. anything not in by Thursday (28th) will be refunded. Orders taken from new on will have to be priced at 15Z VAT. DRS cannot be held responsible for typographical errors in this advert. Prices liable to change without warning in the event of T-shirts manufacturers or suppliers' prices changing, or when DRS T-shirts are scxil available from the DRS desk any current stocks are exhausted. lunchtime for a mere £1.70. Colours are red, sky blue and Sorry, still no Blondie in stock due to it being out of yellow. Buy now before the hot weather comes back. stock at the manufacturers. As soon as,they make some more we'll get it back in stock - try Monday. EMI are still on strike so some of their records are taking longer than usual to come in. Also, their singles © LDR 1979 : DRS - WE SELL TO SUBWAY are no available. GRAND SUMMER DANCE ^dperbdck of theNX^ek "Fiction and the Reading Public" by Q.D. Leavis Peregrine, £2.75 .

This is a reissue of a classic of literary criticism, though the book is of more generai interest than that description of it might suggest. Q.D. Leavis (wife of F.R.L.) takes as ^er subject matter popular fiction and its readers. University of Surrey Sports Hall She shows persualsively how the single reading public of Elizabethan times and later, compris- ing all classes and exposed to the same works of literature and drama, has become the 'strat- ified' readership of more recent times: did-. tinct literary 'markets', separately catered for. The lower strata are presented with infer- ior works, bad novéis, which both menace lit- THURSDAY 28 JUNE erary standards in general, and the tastes of 8.00 — 12.00 their readers in particular. The book's first part being an attempt to dociiment this literary fragmentation as it appeared in the thirties (when QDL was writing) is necessarily dated but not irrelevant. It réads LIVE GROUP 'HOUSE' + Hh COLUMN DISCO somewhat like a precursor of Richard Hoggart's 'The Uses of Literacy', though popular cul-• ture is observed here through the opposite (pri- BAR -veleged) end of the social telescope: the book has, in face, a delicious superiority of tone. The real delight comes in the second part in which is sketched the history of popular literary taste. Here the author is lucid, di- •verting and informative. In the final section STVDENTS £1.00 ADULTSE1.50 Sing. she anatomizes some of the bestsellers of her REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE £2.50 Doub day, predictavly finding them lamentably in- adequate . Arguably, public taste is now more de- based than ever. But a taste for literature, as distinct from a taste for reading, has tri- U-Típhantly survived the potential knock-out blows Promoted by Soulhem Pinitps Basketball Club of television and the cinema - for which three cheers. And ail those wifch such a taste will relish Q.D. Leavis's passionate defense of Ht- erary standards. Splendid stuff. Bookshop Bestseller; 'The Women's Room' by Marilyn French, Sphere, £1.50. Novel exploring women's rolest a mixture of warmed-over autobiography and dramatized the- Semi - Editorial sis.

Unexplained Bestseller; 'The Book of the Damned' by Charles Fort, Sphere £1.50. Now that Exanis are just about over,*tfe need as much suitable material as possible for our Compendium of unexplained phenomena (black bumper edition for the end of term. Virtually rain, fish falling from sky, etc.). Read, anything will be considered so don't be put off for example. Colin Wilson's latest book, 'Mys- and write something this v;eekend. tereis', for a balanced view of Charles Fort.; I know that next term seems a long way off but if you are coming back for Freshers Week Bookshop Hot Tip; and have a spare few hours then we would 'The Art of Sensual Message' by Godon' appreciate your help. Inkeles and Murray Todris, Unwin, £3.25. Fully illustrated 'bare facts' for those If you want display adverts for the last who need it - the body language dyslexies. week of term then let me know now. Space is very limited and there is only a small amount left. The same applies for the Freshers Special Edition by John Hart for the first week of next term. Book now or suffer! Personals must be on A4 paper and only one Drofacts was originally composed of a few frieiids who per person please.'I put a tremendous amount of effort into running three IMion Societies, the DRS, OFU and Bare Facts. However their membership has now expanded to anyone who helps with either DRSj OFU or Bare Facts. They are not a Student constituted society nor have any intention of beconing one. Thev receive For legal reasons anything that is submitted no raoney from the IMion or spend any. for possible publication MUST have a name and Since that is all Drofacts is, it is difficult and harc' address on it. You may request anonimity on the to understand why the Union powers that be are so uoset and article itself andwe will abide by it, but you worried about Drofacts that they have had to resort to must add your name and address, -phew.' bringing an underhand and backdoor motion on Drofacts at the next G.M. Do they feel threatened, or have they sonething to lose by its continuai existance and mounting popularity? m River Sports Day |

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*** Just a reminder if you were asleep this week or were submerged by exams, that the Budget will have serious effects on your wine and beer prices. Up by 7% and added duty, puts at least 2 8p on a bottle of scotch. You have until Monday to stock up. ONCE UPOg A TIME - a pome (abridged version) In Waterloo did Bome sick mind Poets Corner a Copraphiliac trap design from which ai) unloiown river ran PRE-EXAM FEVER through Pipework long forgot by Man down to a Btagnant sea. Rain like white treacle, falling from cracked Where in whose depths the bodies rot gutter. (No Saviour Came, we heard them not) Marzipan dustbins. of countless heroes death begot Train late. With their pantB down, as it were, Pale faces, blank faces, little people with little jobs Johann Sebastian Longfellow, Rain like treacle. Train late.

Monday, Hand's rule, Bohr theory, CFSE Rain like treacle. Aufbau - remember Aufbau. Mother baby - talking. ART iaül.BITION There will be'an Art Exhibition at this Tuesday SN2, E2 , Markownikov year's iVee Festival (June JOth), Anyone interested in Rain like treacle Marzipan dustbins. eÄibiting, contact Arts Sec. through UPH, "The train now standing",.. BALLET R&MBEHT Train late. Butterflies. Rain like treacle Ticlœts at £1,20 from the Sports Hall for trip to Wednesday, kinetics, thermodynamics, baby-talk. Horsham Arts Centre on Tues 26th Jtme, coach leaving Mind butterflies. Marzipan dustbins. at approx 6.1^, Coach will be minimal fee, Train late. A. M. Nottage. •r™ FESTIVAL - Ticket waiting list. Ve regret to say that no tickets have become available and that we will not be able to offer any tickets to those on the official or TRUE LOVE unofficial waiting lists. That is no love If you do not desire her, CABEERS CHATS Peter Swift will be available in Union House It's just a pagan substitute, for informal ohats on careers on Monday 19th and Wednesday A mockery, a jest. 20th June. Look to yourself you enraptured lover CKr.TiyRMTIOH '79 - takes place on ffonday 18th June - 7.30pm And you will find Wates House - Bar open 7»00pm. All welcome, FREE. This year's fanfare is written by Chris Garlick} students read The falseness in your depth} poems and pl^ music during the first half, and after the As nnich as God interval, Thelma Owen, graduate of Surrey and now free- First made our souls, lancing with most of the major symphony orchestras in He made the bodies to express them. London, gives a recital of harp music - and Ian Hioketts. That in their closenesB actor and drama teacher at Guildford School of Dance and Spirits might commune. Drama and at Surrey, reads poems. Celebration is sponsored RÏÏC. by the Arts Secretary, Students Union. The Arts Co.. The Music Dept. and General Studies - and is produced by BOVmEHDS Morag Morris CROSS CONNECTION - end of term. Dedications/requeets (HkznzveA. yoa'Az Mitkout one, Special - Sunday 24th at 3pm on URS. Your chance to thm to geX one ¿i, youfi aim embarrass somebody in the Christian Union. Anonimity Kit you ¿ee oaz coupiu available. Lots of love, Steve X. and ¿onZcn&ói áá pain EAGLES SPECIAL has been postponed, and will now be on Thursday 21st June, from 10-12pm on URS. Vou dteom you/c UttJU dayd^zamò GRAND SUMMER DAgCE Oi Bfilan, ChUA oh. Pave, But the.y jobt incA&aÁí youA. ¿ohAom), University of Surrey Sports Hall - THURSDAY 28TH JUNE 3 ít*¿ MxjxZ. to\Jz that you ciavz, 8,00 - 12.00, BAR AND REFRESHMENTS AVAILABLE. LIVE GROUP 'HOUSE' + ÇÏH COLUMN DISCO, Vet Mh&n you've, knotty ^ound km Students £1.00, Adults ÊI.50 single £2,50 double. It Xòn't tikz you'd thought Tickets available from Sports Hall, You itìoA&klp thz gfwund kz on, NIGHTLIHE Ni^tlíners, have you booked your duty for Vz¿, you'fiz itízlt and tnaly caught Fresher's Week/líeek 1 of next term yet? If not, please contact the Assistant Rota Sec., via Nightline UPH. or /et him, kz tzavzi you hanging sign the list in the office as soon as possible. Ha\u,ng takzn you ¿oA a nidz OFP LATE-KITER Tickets will be on sale from Union Trading And It'ò back to youA. tonzty dayd>izantí> from Monday 18th June at 1pm, and thereafter at normal With anotkzfi hiuvt to kidz. desk opening times. Limited number only, so get yours early P.S. The sound system will be mended ty then. C.M.M. RIDING CLUB A.G.M. 8pm, Thursday 21st June. Card Room. Everyone welcome. BROKEN RAINBOW - PART 1 Softly Bo as not to wake the child SHFS present a Stanley Kubrick late-niter: "2001", "Dr. 5e tiptoes Silently across the uncarpeted room Strangelove", and "Barry Lyndon" on îriday 22nd June at IThinking that his life lies just beyond his dreams. 22.00h. Tickets available in advance from the Union Trading And Blips into the world with a load on hie shoxaders Desk, price £1.00 ^ith a handful of coins and a head full of dreams, SKI-CLUB A.G.M. Thursday 2l8t June. Please attend for • "rying 'cause he couldn't aay the word election of officials and discussion of next season's ™ eeling not the cold, just the pain in his heart events. 7.30pm, Card-room. As he leaves without a coat in the veiy first frost WATER-SKI A.G.M. 7.45pm Thursday 21st June. Everyone wel- t's the thoxiéíitB not the deciBions that tear him apart come. Card-room (or card-room comer of Union building). nd he looks to the ground like there's Bomething he's lost VACATION WORK - JULY TO SEPTEMBER INCLUSIVE, We still have e steps on the 'bus and eighs:- a number of vacancies for work during the coming vacation i Goodbye no^ life period. Our Portering vacancies are all filled. However, Goodbye my love and child. we do require General Assistants. Rate of pay is £1.00 per hour plus free meale whilst on duty. Apply to D. R. Booth, I I?a\y Catering Officer. IO

Well FolksJ After last weeks 'feeler' we have decided to institute a cross-word as a regular feature in Bclaì Fact^. The standard has raised slightly, because a literary prize will be awarded to the first correetly filled in cross- word, picked out of a hat by the Editor himself on the following week. This week% winner will be announced in next weeks edition.

AcroBB Down 1. Opposed (7) 1. Talent for (8) 5. Saintly antipodes (4) 2. Full of "beane (6) 7. He? (5) 5. Kida' verses (6) 8. BooBoo's Pal (4,4) 4. Betroth (6) 9. Triple (5) 5. Drink together (3-3) 10.Naval measure (4) 6. Shakespearian king (4) 13.Something to pick (4) 11 .Plimsy thing (S) 14.Grim (4) 12.Deprive of virginity (8) 18.Girl's name (4) 15.Apartheid (6) 19.Nosey (5) 16.Fondle (6) 21.Indian disease (4-4) 17.Colour (6) 22.Cut grasa (3) 20.Suckle (4) 23.Bond (4) 24.Pan cleaner (7) WAME Last week's answers: APPRESS, Across J1 Prick.4 Idol.8 Encore.10 yield.11 Jerk. 12 Lip.15 Sane.16 Me.IS Rat.20 Keel.22 Ro.24 Inn, 25 Martyr.27 Ed.28 Tea. Down:l Pa.2 Ivor.3 Key.4 Ice.5 Dollar.6 Ordinary, 7 Le.9 Nil.11 Jackie-fiwwiwi)-.13 Pet.14 1.16 Men. 17 El.18 Brat.21 End.23 Ore.26 Ra. iThat'tZ teach you to thAow ¿cut mtk'i BP cuoay)

For Sale " JEFF ENG red pullovers now available *Mazda 818. Reg. July 1977. 12,000 • AK.AI GXC 46D stereo cassette deck from Jeremy - Pickard 1/4, miles. Ziebart guarantee. One owner Dolby, bias selector, other features. * Leather uppers and soles, beige £2,100. Contact Laurence Seenath, £65. Also: cowboy boots (8i) - £15. Also: Battersea Court. • COLORING GL 75 record deck. Fitted • C.C,M. hockey skates - £8, Contact *1956 model. Excellent condition for with shurs t175E0 cartridge, £30. Mike Williams, 2/1 Pickard. age. Low running costs. 4 gears Contact Sill. Wandle 1/4, Surrey Ct. • LIMITED NO. of Manor House Beer plus overdrive. More than one • AUSTIN 1300 red 1970. Good oonditior Festival '79 sweatshirts. £4.75 each previous owner. Recently serviced. MOT until November, tax. Must sell as from SHC 23F by 10th June. Offers to SHC 23. going abroad. £400 or offers. Ext • MINI CAR battery. £10 ono. Only had *Honda C90 N-reg, only 8000 miles, 576 or Sramley 3831 - Gilly Hunt. 3 months use. Apply Jill Saunders, windshield, legshield, top box, • AUSTIN 1800 F reg MOT & tax. £150 G'Fprd Court, tel: 77892. VGC. 9moaths MOT, available on 14th ono. Contact thro' Surrey Court PH 0 June, £150 O.n.o.Helmet available. • astiui SLR camera, 58iTm auto lens * Citroen - Ami 8, 1970. MOT + tax Contact G.Hoghton, UPH H. until Sept. £250 o.n.o. See Oiyn. plus light meter, offers to Black- *3 Bands portable cassette radio. House 22F S.H.C. water 2/14. Please contact T.K.OH I/IO Wells. • AUSTIN morris 1300. Estate K reg. *MINI 1000 White F reg. Good condition Good runner, MOT Nov. Only 40,000 LJb. yhone Famham 721323 miles. £350. Tel: 01 946 7122. *Dec. '75 (P reg.) MINI CLUBMAN • C.a. 175 Hondas 1973, 9,600 miles. (llOOcc) BLUE; SUNROOF; 1 owner. Reliable. Handbook supplied. £130. 2700 miles; TAXED and MOT'D till Dec Found Contact S. Walkin, UPH W or Civ. Eng •79. £1250. CONTACT Guildford 76848 PH. *RENAULT 6, H reg; 85000 miles, good OPP CARDS found, belonging to M.J.Tam and Carol Belshaw. Please collect any " COLOUR silent and sound 8mm. cine tyres (2 new), not taxed/tested and films for sale. Save £££s. Only £3 needs work but it.goes and stops ... lunohtime from Lecher's Comer. each. Contact 39 Send House. G'ford gradually. Around £100, but no offer 1CAP found Thursday ni^t. Apply Sports Court. too insulting.Details from BOOKHAM Office, Students Union. • DETACHED town house. 4 luxury bed- 52367 evenings. rooms. Spacious study. Enquire UPH K. *One ticket for Iggy Pop at Hamner- Any reasonable offer accepted. amith Odeon tonight (8th). Contact • FLIPPERS: Blue,self-floating, size Ann - Send 56 or 64353. 10-12. As new. Shoe-type. £4 ono. *Suzuki GT 500, RED, S-reg. Very Lost . Contact Tony 33AB20. good condition. Must Sell - rack • FORD Escort. 1970. White. IIOOcc and topbox included. £495 o.n.o. LOST OR STPT-TiffTi Green, V-neck lambswcol recon. engine. 15,000 miles. 9 months COiTACI John de Jong, UPH J or ring sweater, last Friday evening in Lower MOT. Radio. V. good condition. £400. Guildford 37357, evenings & weekend? Bar. If found, please return to SHC 23? Contact Gary Robinson, Way 36 Surrey *CBM SR4148R rechargeable calculator . GOLD-PLATED SHEAITER Ball-point lost on Court. and charger pack. All usual itonday 11th June - REWARD. Contact Hil' • JEDSDN LBS Paul guitar, maple finish scientific functions £8 o.n.o. Also Wandle I/13. with case. Bigsby tremelo arm 8 pickup mini workshop manual (Haynes). One 1 phasing. See Paul Mitchell, UPH M, or two thumbprints hence £1.50. £80 ono. 150 Pickard. I 11 Iv.ante d vñ^B • One ticKet for the graduation erren smony (afternoon). Please contact cin t=3 cn tn cn lippa LynsKey via UPH L. •m&one going to the Whitley Bay Earea at the end of term who is able tc Kb a set of golf clubs back with rxcuç b.Ti. Contact J. Miller, via UPH M or ^ary 52. ^ ^ w ^ m ^ I• Wanted - Self-catering flat for 2 y NOCV^R ^more during summer vac. Contact ffl Angus or Ents UPH. vj

9oi»cietie s rxviTAMti vo c::> ^ Ballroom Dancing Soc, AGM Tuesday 26th e. Union Card Room. 5pm, All welcom«, hsoc Sunday's Mass is a Folk Mass the Hall Coffee Lounge at 11.15am. IThis is followed by the traditional itsun" lunch at More Housej all bers and friends of Cathsoc are ited. During the week Mass will be usual at 5.15pm ln"J', and the Ïprayer group meets at 9,0Qpm every day. Istlan union Meeting as usual 7.30 ight in LIB, Coffee and tea will he served. See you therel NB. The pr^ ting on Monday is cancelled. Personal ing Club There will be a meeting on *Cathy, you still haven't told me what happened sday 19th June to discuas the trip to the Blue Han.' 'Green Haggot, Blue wonn will be naggottln^ by •Zarko- Happy 2l8t and many more, - Sail, Doug, to N, Wales (Weekend 22nd-24th June) the time that you read this personal. B.H. and nicK. I "Nell, do american woman nee<3 to be taken shopplnc •To Dougal i Dillion, why didn't you come in and in room 102 at 5.15pm. Everyone on Fridays? Mexican Orange. watch on Friday night? You'd know why Zebadee come. There will also be the AGM on *Oear Siman please print this and I'll love you bounces. for a few minutes (proaiise). •Fredge t Loopy Part I - Fredge meets Loopy in rsday 21st June in room 102 at *To G.H.X. Susiikl, how long have you had youc disco byt Loopy doesn't like his big toe. Part 5pm. H.G.V licence. -3A window watchers. 11 cooing soon - the bent scriptwriter. *Brian - Beware the Deutschmarks in potential •To those who haven't net the slag of spiers 4/14 IRiding Club The first pub rides this vampire situations. We should be so flaming lucky. t||m have been extremely successful. *Sorry about the above, Ceiman post isn't that Hungry, bored? In need of a nassage? Then con- fantastic. ' tact Kell - alway willing: (Backs a speciality!) wHl those who signed up on tt\e board •BralnBrian. Hbera are all these letters that •Fifi - Happy birthday and thanks for the party - pflase look again and note details of you promised us? Or have you been too busy!!! Bendy 'Thanks to all those who helped at the hast •Martin- Best of British on your forthcoming vis- your ride. We can book rides for groups disco this term. Phil and Dave (Better than VP's) it to foreign lands - Gill. of six people. Leave a note in the R.C. *To the Industrial Cannibal. - Kindly keep your •The Crawley division of the organization for the native noises down to a low grunt this weeked. organisation of everybody, announce the 21st Love your junglebunny neighbour. Anniversary of its founder/only. Member on Tues- 'K *D Rtlnus 14 and counting - s. day. Happy Birthday Liz.j *D minus 14 and counting - B. •Cakie - It's been one hell of a year...Here's SMing Club Silly sailing followed by *S minus 7 and counting - p. to it and from it and to it again: What a night •Hole 4 annouce that their booking office will be tonight will be! Let's party hardy. -C BTOecue and Disco on Monday 25th June open for advance orders as from next week. •Congratualations to Pauline and Malcwn on being at Frensham Ponds Club House. Please •Sorry Hiss Roy, or should it be Sths^tn, mly ETERNBD, all the best, from Steve, hee hee! one poleonal, not two! •Lt. Ohura, it's time to brake off combat. Re- list on Sailing Notice Board or Our nocturnal Mother hopes that her children will open communication channel. - Capt Kirk. Wendy Jarvis (Wells 4). Approx not be too naughty in Germany.' •To the semi-streaker of Wandle 2/3- ve can't •Steph, I was right about your equations - but I ignore your freaky body, WHY NOT REVEAL all:: £1,SOTransport may be provided, hope I'm wrong} •What amazing good points can you discover at I •Paula, did Brian really bring his pyjamas. Ha ha the end of a ley line next weak. LtP bki Club AGM Thürs. 21st June, Everyone •bong live Arnold Oscar Orofacts. Hay he live foj •Is it true that you can get a job at KIERS with welcome. 7.30pm. Card room. ever store. a degree in JBFP - ENG? •Dolo-Altes beware, beetles rule - F.M. Hill Morris Men Please meet at •Radio Guildford - Keep RockinJ •"Time for Bed, Dillion", saia Dougal. "let's •Sue Trusler denies it all. Isn't she good lier? 3tn in the Union on Saturday 16th have one of Scak's laged fist!" said Dilllon. •Old anyone see the pissed prancit at the free •What would Teas say? F«»*ked God. 17^!1S drain last week? What a mover: It must have dancing at Send Prison Officers' •Ed the Ted wears stockings in bed! been the new boots and panties. Club, Probably free beer. Sorry no •Hatthew and Dave: BEHARE! Your doom ts near. •Tooitat. Best friens rule OK? Lov yer. frorr. the « •1 deny it all - son't listen to them - I'm guy you fed on wed. C.U.soon. ing on Sunday due to lack of 6 men. lovely really - Sue (alias Slag) •Jane- Beware the day of the Boris! Leave the balls alone, best stick to the shuttlecocks, •12/12 to the regular readers: - shepherds watch S.A.G. There is still time to come love S.P.C.T.T. righton tomorrow - coach will leave their oun business. (ChzistAas ) •Nellie room 6 announce s that Ee~can remove the •Bulldog- we lobe you XXXXXXX!!: Senate steps at 10.30am and we still filling and leave the skin of his bancma . •Dave - all the nice girls love a sailor, - so » •Best wishes from Vienna, wish you werv all here do all the nice boys: > need more help. If anyone would like to see you next term? Love Horace. •Mark- seen any good sailors lately? dA aponsored swim for charity, please •The entemologist of Wandel 2/14- Stop bugging •Evelyn- our heavenly house-rep- we love you, us or the truth will be revealed. iSe a note in UPH. but only for your body- letch, letch. •Roger froo Notgnikrow - how long have you been •ALBO - don't forget the corkscrew - Roy. W^amss Club AGM on 27th June at 6pm into women's clothing - Linda from notlob. •Les HcCune- Congratulations on your recent en- •C.A.R., Good runner - offers cath./3B. gagement, but are you being taken for a ride? in room 102. All welcome, •Short curly and white - getting old2 •Wanted - scrawny chickens with blonde hair, r-sKi Club AGM will be at 1,00pm on •S.upper Kac. Likes them big, beefy and hot. apply Looney mooney coffee bar PH •What's stupid and sits up all night trying to •Maintenance, he tait our cou^t attenflwt gets esday 27th June in the Reading Room write personals? Could it be the gang of fotur? worried when the senate house clock does not he Union, Please would anyone who •Animal comer - will my pet starve without its work, please keep it going he will miss his hunky chucks?- worried owner. train. has been aaterakiing this term or who a •To the Water Pistol Fighter - I admire your ten- ííould like to in the future please acity - cool calm and collected. •Kev, What have the termites done? •Insomniac - Been out to dinner recently? Isn't •Evil Uncle John, it's really great to be so atBnd so that the present conmittee that what friends are for? P.8. - I hear the far away from you. You'll never get me now. íJhHare leaving at the end of term can Bemi's pretty good - luv, dypso. Love, Horace. fo the malw HtC 3rd year, with blonde hair S •K. There are only six balls to the over K. over responsibility. If you want tc freckles. Bon't look now but someone is following •Jan, get wèll soon, we need you too much, lovc lold one of the offices pisase phone you. all your friends. •Martin. Hope in a final year attempt in Guild- •Is it a myth that the "Biohazard* has died dov J0^1 ve 11 on Guildford 37787 for more ford Ct. you discover me sinse of direction thats ot is it just its locks have been shortened? K deKls. been missing for two years. Love SioUtan. •Welcome heme milly. Love E, •Bnma doctors cleaners? •Redface- why do men always get coffee? Is it »Jl^ltllne Anyone believing that Night- •Happy birthday Fifi - glan youre well agian. because they wear green stockings? line ought to be open on Sunday after- P.S. I luv you're choccy cake - the r'icle. •Rastatwohey - ooooooh, chippolata!! •Kevin- cardboard men this week> little boys next •K.P. - Jungle Nuts- Holes in one! loons should contact K.aren, Pickard 4/i: week?'.: •Lost- one bug infested teatowel. Finders loM for Freshers Week/Week 1 of next •Ch ch Thanks for everything. Especially champ- keepers, (please!! :) ers , fleuA and you. •To Dougal and PlllonsWhy didn't you come in an.. :eH Will Nightline volunteers please •Dal and Nigel award nick the golden welly for watch on Friday nicfot? You'd, know why Zebadee the Assistant Rota Sec., via servicing. bounces. 12/6/60 Happy Birthday 9/8/60. •To numbers 5 and'7. If eniy you knew who you iightline UPH or sign the list in the •Ann- enjoy America and may you meet many more were.. ]2irthday boys! I I Editorial Offsite Cinema FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PERFORMANCES Last weeks arrest of three students on campus clearly Odeon 1 - Julia + Tuming Point I As 6.05 I shows both the ignorance of the students ccmcemed, the 2 - Close Encounters.. 2.15 4.50 7.30 bureaucratic hassle and unhelpfulness of Security, and 3 - Don's Party 3.30 5.30 7.45 the lack of liasen with the Police, Studio 1 - The World is Full... 2.00 4.45 7.30 When the students were arrested, neither Security or 2 - The Towering Inferno 3.50 4.10 7.20 the Police had the decency to inform the Union. It was I SUNDAY FOR SEVEN DAYS only by chance that a responsible individual student dis- Sun. 4.15 6.55 çovered vrtiat had happened and informed the V.P. Odeon 1 -Buddy Holly Story Week 2.10 4.50 7.30 We are meant to be a proper and efficient Union - 2 - Sevea DomoniqueC?) Sun. 4.00 5.55 albeit a student me. However the very word and idea of a Week I 2.55 6.35 Union means that if one of us falls into any kind of trouble 3 - Riddle of the Sands Sun. 4.30 we don't just nass on the nroverbial other side of the road Week 2.30 5.00 7.30 but stop and heln than. Studio 1 - Music Machine Sun. 2.50 6.35 The three arrested were ignorant of the lav with res- Week 2.50 6.35 8.45 pect to their legal rights, and, were entitled to a tele- I phone call of even who they should have contacted had thev 2 - The World is Full.... Sun. 4.35 7.25 been allowed to use the nhone. The answer for those that Week 1.45 4.25 7.25 don't knw îs here, The Union. Your Union, that's what it Ali Cinema Times may have a 20Z is here for, to helo and nrotect t!ie individual's welfare, I i.e. you. Theatre ATsb, why didn't Security have the common courtesy to -nham 0252 7153011 inform the Union that the three students had been arrested? Until Sat 30th June,'The Gilbert and Sullivan Story' was ono Security Officer heard to say to another, "IVhen by David HorlocK. that îjuy frrsTi the Students Union comes doim, lust tell him i'eview by John Hart I that it is routine inquiries. "An arrest is hardlv the most TT a collaboration can be saio have much in common mundane of matters. 'Vhy wasn't a student IMion Official with a marriage, then that of Gilbert ."id Sullivan, there when the arrest was made, and why wasn't tha Acting though immensely fruitful, must represent the mis- Qñef Security Ifficcr on site-v\'hen the arrests were carr- match of their dayj Gilbert, tall, dominant, needless- I ied out? Miy were Security so unlielnPul in releasinc the the outsider» Sullivan, short, sensitive, craving names of the arrested Students? acceptance- the socialite. The playwright sketches ^Vhcther these qiKîstions would Iwvc had to he asked had in these outlines the characters of the two men and \|r Timins not dccided to dismiss Jordan the real Chief charts the history of their partnership frc*n early Security Officcr, .-ire onen to debate. I mvself doulit thev success', through days of stormy compromise, shading I would. Therefore í look forward to the result of the into mallow understanding, to its final dissolution. conniiittec niul the siüiséqucnt reinstatement of Mr Surprisingly, perhaps, in view of the subject, this ^ ^ 'nrd.uu - ^ • • - narrative, set amist judicious musical selections ^ 'HiCh, ivrhans, u^^ may detain more cooix-ration from proves gripping and finally poignant. For it reaches ita climax, like the stage careers of the two associat I ji. Security :»nd that^ cc^led with more students hoino aware their resnonsibilitios as .memliers of the Student Union, with the Gondoliers, in which opertta the artistic enable to function ns ;i more nffective, efficLent balance between words and music was achieved for the hkI í-HuverfuI Union. first and only time. Thanks to a strong company, 'The Gilbert and Sullivan Story', too, achieves this balan I the result being an amusing and interesting evening's entertainment.

Yvonne Aron Id (G. 60191) Until Sat 16th June "The Creeper' starring Bill SimpsonIP (Psychological thriller unusual - B.F.) What's onWherì 1ftth June to 7th July "Circumstantial Evidance' by Winston Graham (fairst stage- play from the author of Campus 'Poldark' 1. I Bell^r-by CG. 73490) FRIDAY IStìì JUNK Lunchtimes until 16th June (not flonî 'Angel' by Lee 2000 Stage Crew Disco in Lovor Bnr + Bar Ext. till "1 Torrance. SATURDAY 16 eh -tUNR ' ' (An ideal lunchtime play - Surrey Ad.l I 2000 Ents. Disco in Lower B.ìp- + Bar Ext. 30n 19th June to 30th June 'Something Unspoken' by SUNDAY 17th JU-VE Tennessee Williams 3'j.king Club leave Senato Stens for Dorking Walk. .800) Thorndike (Leatnerhead 961 77677) Until 23rd June 'Ask me no questions' by Oerels Benfiela] 2100) 'Airport '77' L.Th.D. I (A pacy, undemanding piece, with soma good one liners - MONDAY 18th JUNE 1800) S.F.I 2100) presents 'Airport '77' 2000 Judo Club Disco. 3ar Ext. 113<>. ThanksTo: I TUESDAY 19ch JUNE Drfimon for missing hie wiJ'e.Sister Caramel for her medicài 1300 G.M. L.Th.D. touch.MrPaddy for his guiness enema.NurseDavy for the bed- ^rtlDNESDAY 20th JUNE wash .SisterJoanna for her personal touch.PorterSprog for 1430 River Sports at MiUmead his transition.ChiefSurgeon for his butchery.ProfHiil for 1300 Counteract Theatre presents 'Little Helpers'Union Lounr inserting the catherter-KurseSarkoSisterJsineWardsuperviaiorlI 2000 Civ. Eng.Disco. Lower Bar, Bar Ext. 3300 Alan for their manxial dexterity.PatientGlyn for his vist. THURSDAY 21st JUNE NxirseRobin.KurseDave. for aiding SisterRuthMargaretBev who 1300 General Meeting.See all your fav. people making sillv are the genuine article • AndyPandy for being the child-Portd noises. Henry for his desperate effort.SisterPenny for her diagonisJ 2000 Guildford Ct. Barbecue. 40p. EitherSister or NurseHarry-MatiimAnn and DrSteve.NxirseGeoff 1 SisterFran MatronChrissie amd 5f ".ourse Dr Ofacts.Gooodni^t Aiidi' I I