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The Maii Attraction 2C cii J BRITAIN'S BIGGEST WEEKLY STUDENT NE PER Incorporating:rate le magazine October 20, 1995 \ 41111..■.. THE MAII ATTRACTION 05. Brad Pitt, Robert De Niro and Dustin► Hoffman star in Hollywood's hottest film of the year Juice magazine speaks to the man who made it possible Exclusive preview: segment one DE TRU TIVE RIVALRY' RUINS COURSE -LEAKED REPORT Selfish managers damage teaching miNn Kii MEDICS are facing the collapse of their training schemes because of FRESHERS SPLIT CONDOM SALES selfish university hospital bosses, it is claimed this week. Fswillial on-the job trainim2 l: Inc ins jeopardised as Leeds University hospitals battle each other for clinical prestige and government cash. according to an unpublished report leaked to Leisytv,tirridem. 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Publicity Secretary at LMUSU, said: Push years are far Pr, des,am Brian Jewett, Demi of lAxsis Medical School, said complementary 'Shag Sags.' more randy than they were last year lie could not t;ininnelll because the report had not been A whole tray lull of free condoms In LMUSU•s welfare office was discussed b) the anis ersity. Hut lit suggested opine ins vitii.r..51 cleared out within days, but LUU's attempt to raise sexual awareness Words' Indira Das-Gupta Pic Clare Grelik al the rirpon should he eoostdereti vsli INSIDE: News 1-9, Comment 6-7, Feature 10-11, Science 12. Consumer 13, Careers 14, Sport 16-20. Plus 20 page juice pullout magazine News Touch of fame reaches halls Faculty bungles module options 1).1\11)1 .\ ticIN to, c-••to:.001 he 4,1 110.: .111,11-t.D..1 t I RETIIRNING year-ahroad students ► em registered. despite heen tole 110, Yo •'l IC1,0,1,4111 I 111 1 ...• 1 .I'.1I1 11 , have faced administrative confusion earlier that there were eat problems. I •.11..Ii C I I ,11 -II, .1 1 11.1 I ";I,1,11 •• .01.• o -I It, which has 11•1 them registered for the Site Baker, who coordinates I ),1 1 1.1•• ■11 .0 1 ■1 • ;1• I • , I wrong coerces. wrirt,-2, Gillian Womb. module selection for the English I II,\ .111111, net Il annti: ha , i1.' 1\ I • tut, have complained of neglise department. said that they try 101)11,4w...1 ;11111 UniTiciency in Leeds University' everything possible to accommodtm. tit .1 11.1.L.1 1 'di .11 III. :i1111 • ....! .111 111,, 11.111 nelish department regarding their students' choices. I III, L. I I141/11..11, .1 111,11 .1 II. 41111: ,;11,1 ',home of modules for this year. The Their policy of sending Annul 1..11r 14 •.111( 11." ,111..1., 11. h‘l, 11111 .11),I itistilly respected department scud students information on modules OAP,' I, .e lists late to dues not always work because ON THE V1411. 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II m Finn 111011,..t• 11...1.11 4'1 .if tirelloli !tall 1 Upon arrival in Leeds she -They seemed clueless concerning weather forecaster .1 discovered Buil her chnieeS had not joint honours students." taut one. Stevie Sunshine Saturday: m ill: satins Npell■:. A itcr a chilli start, lop ten:perm:1m 15( i59Ft. Sunday: %1Insil cloud!, Rain al tinics. Ntasiiimin 11( • 4571'). (Plidooh for the re‘f of the Bar sale forced Wee4: Rain at nines hot almt some hriobter in teri.ds, 1.1:ret mt kind's supplied ITALIAN TASTES FLOURISH bs 1.eeris Met *flee, 'i■ealliereall Regional torn:tug itsoilahie on 1118411 5tH) 117 Premium rated. through ■ if ‘ floar n1 1S ,iii ■ ndCpin,dcaa Itcw,paper Its VOIC 1 1 ser ■ins; student, it Lord. UNION officials have been litti ttermity. Leeds SAcimphlilan Unites-at% and forced to rush an important UNION PUSHED TO other collegu• in aattond 1■11.011.11 111‘IN decision about the purchase of ilhlth." by a ethic Iii a new bar. MAKE CRUCIAL hut it ytau Ita ■r may itruhlutut.. I-Mil bosses rave the union t= ree i,tna •t Ilrr !'abuse. only 24 hours to decide whether to !Widen! hiestspapri- take OA Ihe responsibility of DECISION IN A DAY 'DON'T STOP: Students sample Corteorres Pic:Clare Graftk lArib,I'niveriiity building and running a bar in the ill Hat 1S7 BURtiERS and chips have been school ot tanners catering Kirkstall Brewery residence. !LUX Iclu,cti litbe hulloed into 101 111 an 1St 1011 replaced by tagliatelle and Andrew Salt, VP Beckett Park. Exec have now agreed to undertake the immediate answer until the university lasagna at a new student caterie. believes that students will relish operation but feel that they had little choice agreed to certain conditions, it rite.% Kur/uyn the greater choice of food about it_ These conditions involve the union Voriettrie's.• the halianehemed available and con.siders that Editor having complete control over how the bar is Sian Ropy The university knows that were best at snack Nu that oriental last week 'Cieleones' offers a sophisticated running bars. If they thought they'd make built and run in addition they are insisting ern LMU's Beckett Part campus, but itlfordable alternative for 1)rpott Editor money on it they wouldn't have offered it to on a five year licence for the property, offers a range of pasta dishes and health-consctuus stuckmts. Ilnia Smith us." said a spokexpermm trim, exec. They are disgusted at the Ka!, they have even boasts a selection of Students dining at 'Corlennt . been treated and believe the university' speciality herbal teas, as well as expressed then satisfaction with ,juror Editor Profit behaviour to he totally unproiessi•mai. II:maul: tom, More standard fare such as the service at the new snack bar Dav id Foalger. VP CommanICations at Pressure toasted sandwiches and milk and praised the value for mimes Arts Editor. LMUSU. explained -They know the we shakes- and relaxed atmosphere in Jim Biswell have to expand into halls Ili residence so we Simon Caffrey. President of LMUSll said LMUSU Exec decided upon compariFem to the more crowded Ilan Jolla -The ninon found itself under tremendous refectory. Genttrui call continue ro pros ids a good sees ice tor the Mediternmean himmla after our students. Eten so, we ,,v011.1 Make a pressure to retake a decision on a project that considering the demands of LMUSU are currentls Books Editor, profit OM of Iles for 5 year, has been running tort yells.- students for healthier ern-site smnsidering an extension ill their lymity Mantic, tract hate already had to fight to He continued- "We have had limited catering. drinks license as one over- t 'Meg MOM.. Com lace LA11.! to drop the animal rent from input until the final stages of each The no-smoking cafeteria ts enthusiastic customer demanded des elopment This is totally unacceptable as the t 'mamma & .1naltsls Edit, o. f 50.000 In t-10,1100 and are ielo,ing hr heralded by mum bosses wine to he provided to tido, MottraLird accept the profit share scheme proposed by and we will &dowel.' be FAH-Ic the matter antidote to the horger-and-chips 4C-C1imp:my his meal. the university. I urther.- Liles-1)1e Correspondent hooey: Rtdessa) %bode Editors NEW TORY THREAT TO GRANTS Stinking COLLEGE MERGER WELCOMED Sieve !kit List NLW• draft report on lughet national Insurance 1)1,1 ,.uttst: , at one Leeds Principal and Chief Executive.
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