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N o .-2 2 9 - Friday, 9th May, 1980 Free Government withdraws grants IRANIANS FACE EXPULSION Eighteen Iranian Students will be expelled from the Polytechnic next week because their Government has refused to honour its contract to pay for them. Mobilisation call Initially 49 Iranians received grants, but this term only 31 By Andy Bickley students were officially supported. The post of Leeds Area NUS As a result the eighteen have been General Secretary will be filled sent letters by the Polytechnic and Teeside Polys. next year by Paul Hodgkinson, saying . that unless they can pay Leeds Poly Union president a final year English student at their fees themselves by May 12th Stevan Mrvos has tried to instigate a the University, he was elected they will be expelled. The Iranian united campaign with his counter to the sabbatical position Government’s action is in clear parts, unopposed. breach of contract, as the Poly­ “I hope to get a delegation of technic has a letter of support from presidents to meet the Iranis to Mr Hodgkinson has been a Univer­ # the Iranian Embassy. impress upon them the seriousness sity delegate to the LANUS council, Leeds is not alone in facing the of their actions”. and he takes over from John Peel on problem. At Plymouth Polytechnic 1st August. He is a member of the 12 out of 14 students had their Mr. Mrvos is unsure as to what Socialist Student Alliance. He said grants withdrawn. This has also can be done to save the students, that he was disappointed not to have happened to 46 people at North “I hope that the City Council fought an election campaign as he East London, 18 in Manchester, will absorb the cost, or that we can felt that this would have provided a platform for debate on the future of and a number at Brighton persuade the Iranian Embassy to LANUS. do the honourable thing, but I dont think that there is any chance LANUS has had a difficult time at all of the Embassy coming up encouraging student involvement this Student with the bread.” year, and faced a number of motions from colleges wishing to disaffiliate, Calculated but Mr Hodgkinson is confident that in Alps He said that the Iranian Govern­ he can overcome the problems, ment had acted “coldly and calcu- “with hard work it can be done, atedly” in cutting the students off. as the mobilisation of students over issues like the Corrie bill and the tragedy He also mentioned the anti-cuts campaign has shown” . possibility that the Polytechnic could sue the Iranian Government A ski-ing accident in the but he discounted this as an CLOSER CONTACT Italian alps, which killed three effective course of action. He said that he was concerned to English people, also seriously The situation is not eased by establish greater contact between injured a first year law student the fact that eleven of the eighteen member colleges and to break down at the University. students are currently engaged in barriers of isolation. To achieve this Stephen Bloch was on holiday in industrial training as part of their Paul Hodgkinson p. William Scott he is to publish a monthly bulletin, the resort of Courmayeur with a course, mostly in Iran itself. This as well as displaying minutes of group of friends from London when means that they cannot be meetings in prominent places. the accident happened on Good contacted directly, and might not How to Friday. 1 Union to “What I want is for all colleges even be aware of the problem. They The tragedy occurred on a contro­ to send in details of particular versial piste, which the Italian could return in September to find beat the t close problems that they have. We can authorities claim was clearly marked themselves no longer on a course only mobilise students around “closed” and “dangerous”. However, and discover that all their industrial queues Next Wednesday, 14th May, is concrete issues, about how things are doubt has been raised in this country work is invalid. the TUC’s much vaunted “Day of going to affect them personally and by journalists and experts as to the The May edition of “National It is hoped that as from May 18th Action” against the Government’s others around them”. way in which the signs were placed Student” reported the problem, students and staff will be able to buy policies, and students are bound to on the piste; it has been claimed that including one “sinister develop­ British Rail tickets from the be affected by it. Mr Hodgkinson added that the the signs were not prominent and University Union Travel Bureau. The Polytechnic Union will be ment.” The newspaper alleged that major campaigns next year would be could only be seen when one was As Manager Eric Toft explained, closed, and the Executive are on the issues of mandatory grants in students were being asked by the actually on the piste . the Travel Bureau will keep a stock calling for a boycott of lectures. Further Education colleges, Mr Bloch and a friend left the Embassy to “spy on each other in of travel tickets, and arrange reserva­ There will also be a picket outside capitation fees without strings, and piste to look for a member of their order to inform which students tions, and other normal services such the City site. financial autonomy for student party who had got lost. They were can afford to pay their own fees”. as sleepers and luggage facilities. He At the University, the Union will unions. then hit by the falling body of The Polytechnic Union could added that this will mean that remain open. This follows a tied another skier, and thrown some not confirm this, but there has students can queue here for tickets vote at an Executive meeting. The In addition he said that he would distance down a gully. when they have time, rather than President, Steve Aulsebrook used been a six man delegation from like to see LANUS take up the issue Mr Bloch was taken to an Italian queueing at the station and risk his casting vote in favour of keeping of Northern Ireland, in particular the the Iranian Embassy interviewing hospital in a coma, and three weeks missing trains. Mr. Toft expects a the building open. The Union will Prevention of Terrorism Act, which, ago, still unconscious, he was trans­ the students to investigate the turn-over of £50—100,000 from not be calling on students to he claims, is used to suppress free ferred to a London hospital. possibility of self support. British Rail sales. boycott lectures, but will encourage speech in Northern Ireland, and he On Wednesday a spokesperson for Mr. Mrvos was highly critical If the target date of May 18th people to participate in the big attacked NUS’ handling of the the law department said that he had of the Iranian Government action. isn’t reached the deal with British demonstration in the town. campaign to date, just become semi-conscious, and Rail for the Agency will go through * There will be no bus or train added, “Their government strung these in June, the possible delay being service on that day, but campus “NUS Executive have tried to use “There wasn’t any permanent students this long, then leaves caused by problems over insurance trade unions have not decided to the spectre of the IRA to scare damage as far as we know” . them. It’s vile”. for the tickets kept in the Union. come out. people off the real issues” .

UNIVERSITY LIBRARY LEEDS \!!VER: :?Y Oi: Page 2 LEEDS STUDENT - 9th May 1980 One minute away LEEDS STUDENT Accountants from cancellation blamed for The recent concert in the in the dark as I was”. 9th May 1980 University Refectory by the When the band did arrive, having no grants Only Ones was within one broken down on the motorway, they played a full set, but Mr. minute of being cancelled, Kershaw pointed out that some Ents Secretary Andrew people had to leave before the show Kershaw revealed on Tuesday. started to find transport home. A number of students at the Grin and bear it He explained that when the • “If anyone had to leave before University face the prospect of On the face of it, the University’s proposals for increases in band had not arrived by 10.20 pm. the show started they were given going through the summer rent may seem excessive. The major complaint is bound to be he and the tour manager decided pass outs. If they send them to us term without a grant, simply that if they had not turned up by we will pass them on to the agency. that yet again rent is to go up by more than the student grant, 10.45 the show would have to be because their parents’ We won’t be refunding because it accountants are not doing but this is not the whole picture. cancelled. At 10.44 the group wasn’t our fault, we’ll let the The rent on student flats is governed by the rate of interest, arrived. agency foot the bill”. their jobs properly. and, as anyone who has tried to borrow money has found out, Mr. Kershaw said, The situation has arisen because “It started getting late, the Mr. Kershaw said that he felt final statements of tax liability have is astronomically high. Faced with this, it is hard to see what that the delay had not spoilt support band had finished, and the not been given to Local Education else the University could do. It claims that to break even next people’s enjoyment of the show, Only Ones had not even shown Authorities. Union Deputy year, the increase should be 24%, if the interest rates remain the up for a sound check during the “The tension and the relief were President Dick Quibell explained day-. The tour manager was just as same. In effect the University has predicted a lower rate of conducive to a good concert”. the position, interest for next year, and calculated the rents from that, “In order to get a grant your hoping to break even. If this does not happen, the flats as well parents have to fill in a form saying as the Halls of Residence will start to lose money. what their income is. If your The halls are an even bigger headache for the University. The parents are self employed they are budget for this year predicted a profit of £165 from the halls, quite likely to have accountants instead, a loss of £84,000 has been incurred. .The proposals to organise their financial affairs. A for next year call for this amount to be written off, and for a number of these are a little tardy in subsidy of £50,000 to be built into the budget. Even then, getting their clients income state­ ments sorted out. Because local drastic savings will have to be made to keep the rent increase authorities are getting a little tight down to 17%. fisted, they are not issuing final The problem is not easily solved, for both sides are facing a term grant cheques as they are not bleak economic prospect. Students continue to fall behind getting final statements of tax inflation with their grant awards, while the University is being liability”. squeezed by Government proposals as well. Union Welfare Officer Paul In fact, we have been put in an invidious position, but we Stratford said that so far this term are not alone in this. The result is a general decline in living 50 people had not received money standards; a decline which is hitting students as hard as anyone for this reason. He said that in else. It may be tough, but it is simply a fact of life. some cases no grant would be Students may think themselves to be sheltered from the issued at all, and blamed the authorities’ hard line attitude realities of life, and to some extent we are, but even we some­ on the financial climate, times feel the effect of inflation. The question is not now one “It is not a wholly new of trying to force the University to change its mind, but of phenomenon, but it is much trying to live with the increases. worse this year because local authorities are being much The Only Ones — nearly blew it on the motorway tighter”.

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Open 9.30-5.30 LEEDS STUDENT - 9th May 1980 Page 3 Ents. will still A school of choice welcome outsiders As an alternative to the new towards Overseas students fee Without accommodation. they will “economic” fees proposed by levels, although its intention is not cost £160. the Government, or those to duplicate work undertaken by Full time courses beginning in other institutions, but to provide offered by private schools, a September will cost about €250 an alternative. a term, which is about £200 less course in Leeds for overseas There will also be courses than the new “full cost” fees. students wanting to learn the available throughout the summer m m m m Anyone wishing to apply should English Language is now being for students who wish to prepare contact LLCOSA at 35 Cookridge offered by a teachers co­ for the next academic year at all Street, Leeds 2 or phone 460999 levels. These will cost £320, a price during the day or 589782 in the operative. which includes accommodation. .uni The school, Yorkshire English evenings. Studies, will the first such co­ » operative in the North of England. England. It will be a non-profit making venture, and so will be able Moving chaos hits to offer courses at a relatively low cost. The idea for the school came telephone service from Leeds Liason Council for Overseas Students, which was another caller. concerned about the gap in The University Union Nightline Service was thrown Nightline workers were not told provision of English Language of the move, and when they did Andrew Kershaw Pic William Scott Courses in and around Leeds. The into disarray last week, and find out on Wednesday evening, Despite rumours to the already started to line up a number co-operative will provide courses was unable to function they discovered that the Union's contrary concerts in the of concerts for next session, he specifically geared towards study properly during the transfer House Manager had locked the new skills and scientific technical University Refectory will not commented. of their office from the Union office l:ey away, and had gone language, together with social home for the night, as a result, for be confined in future to “I hope that then we will be activities based on the courses. building to a room at 155 back to our usual standards”. that night, the service had to go off audiences of just students. Individual attention is an Woodhouse Lane. the air. New Ents Secretary Andy One move that he has made so important aspect of the school, and Last Wednesday, the GPO Kershaw said, far is to help charitable the staff are aiming to develop a moved one phone to the new Although as yet the second tele­ ‘T here was an attempt to make organsiations. All the profits from natural ability in both spoken and office, but not the other. This is an phone has not been installed, the written skills. outgoing line which enables Night- the concerts students only, but I the forthcoming Average White problem of the key has been solved The co-operative is concerned line to phone the caller back, and they have been working on was dead against it because a lot Band Concert will be donated to about the Government’s attitude leaving the first phone available for just the one telephone. of bands, won’t play to just the Third World Society, while the students. The University had no Union’s Child Welfare Action actual proof that it was outsiders Group has been given a pass to causing damage. I convinced them enable six children to get into the that students are just as capable concerts. of causing damage as outsiders, Mr. Kershaw, who is a second More help for Action? you’ve only got to look at the year politics student, said that the The University Union been unemployed for a year, and the efficiency of our office and Union and Henry Price”. main task that he faced when he ACTION group have applied for six months if under 25. look into ways of- obtaining took over at the end of last term Paul Stratford, who as well Mr. Kershaw admits that he is for a full time assistant for a recurrent funds so that the post lay in the field of establishing a as being Union Welfare Officer can be made permanent”. taking over Ents at a difficult time, year, the post would be good relationship with the is the Union’s representative on Mr. Stratford explained that as well as the negotiations with the University, financed by the Manpower the Action Committee said, the ACTION group hoped to find University, there is the problem of “I have had to persuade them Services Commission. * “Ideally we are looking for the person themselves, rather than the fire limit, which was reduced The person would be what is that we are a responsible body, a failed student with a fair degree leave it up to the manpower from 2200 to 1500 last term, he called a Special Temporary of experience in community services, because we were getting the blame said, Employment Worker, and would action. We would want the worker “We’re casting around at the for other people’s abuse of the “That isn’t as bad as it seems, be on a one year placement. to liaise with other colleges, outside moment for the right person, but refectory”. it hasn’t bothered a lot of agents The scheme operates in such charitable voluntary organisations. we don’t know of anybody just The fabulous Andy Kershaw who ring me up, they say that they a way that if the applicant is We would also want him to improve now”. is fifteen. still want to play Leeds University, over 25 he or she has to have and that is the case for some of the bands next term, but we are still working on the problem”. OVERSEAS STUDENTS LEEDS UNIVERSITY UNION Although Mr. Kershaw did not CONTACT book any of the bands for this term — they are all the responsibility of ATLANTIS his predecessor Nic Barron — he has FOR PACKING AND/OR SHIPPING OF YOUR EFFECTS 10% Discount for Students OPEN DAY 39 OTLEY ROAD, LEEDS 6 Telephone: 789191 Saturday, May 17th Islamabad Tandoori Restaurant, REAL ALE FOR YOUR PARTY, Coffee Bar & Take Away OR TO DRINK AT HOME? COME TO THE Events in the Union will include. 162A Woodhouse Lane ALE HOUSE (Opposite the Parkinson Building) on Woodhouse Lane/Clarendon Road junction LEEDS 2 Tel: 455447 Open Tues-Sat 12-2 & 5.30 - 9.30 1). Exhibition on the work of the Union and on Overseas Telephone: Leeds 453058 Sun 7—9.30 Students in Riley Smith Hall. THE BEST RANGE OF CASK BEER IN THE NORTH OF ENGLAND! 9 gallon casks from £19.40 2). Full lunch time catering, plus bar extention 11 am. till Open 7 days a week 4 1/2 gallon polypins from £12.80 Draught beer & cider by the pint or gallon from 31 p/pt 5 pm. 11.00 am to m idnight plus wines, spirits, Chimay etc. 3). Rag’s Salad Days — Traditional Strawberry and Cream Tea on lawn outside Union.

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5). Action Society (Parkinson Court) and Third World Your Guide to Exam Success Society (Refectory Foyer) exhibitions. FRIDAY, MAY 9th. MAGAZINE £2.00 R S H 6). Jazz Special — Derek Wadsworth, featuring Alan FRIDAY, MAY 16th IVOR CUTLER. £1.00 DEBATING CHAMBER. SATURDAY, MAY 17th. BRAND X £1.85 R. S. H. Houldsworth on guitar in Tartan Bar, 8.0Q pm. £1.00 SUNDAY, MAY 18th AVERAGE WHITE BAND. £2.50 REFECTORY. Students, £1.50 non-Students. SATURDAY, MAY 31st JOE JACKSON £2.50 REFECTORY. SOME MORE TO BE ADDED SOON! ALL WELCOME. ANDY KERSHAW. ENTS. SECRETARY. Jules and the Polar Bears Page4 CBS Bears Polar The And Jules look like — a vaguely transexual transexual vaguely a — like should ‘Jules’ look a what exactly looks takes it tastelessness in iseverything get this on the turntable. Jules Jules turntable. the on this get that cover album an and bears Polar ‘Phonetics’ Phonetics to actually courage of deal great a if not anonymous. not if bohemian nothing band York backing —the New and set the of clone just for the hell of it. of hell the for just drawn between them and other other and comparisons them If any all. between at be drawn bad must not isthere listens few and the Polar Bears Polar the and mrcn ad te te as are Cars the then bands American osss f buc, iey songs lively bouncy, a of consists on mixing the But bass. steady a the most likely candidates. candidates. likely most the given a lot of their energy from the the from energy their of lot are a These given potential. danceable with synthesiser a through fed recorded then been and it’s if as glaze ronic and guitar baic a between sound the stuff anyway. The oppressed oppressed The anyway. stuff on egne o es h’ suffer­ he’s else or engineer •his by sound garrotted continuously being Shear. Jules of style vocal unique JENON Spring Season Season Spring JENON daughters around whom the story story the whom around daughters populace Hebrew the and besieged Jerusalem armies whose (Nabucco), Nebuchadnezzar of tale biblical the together. well went design acular Grime- the with association his similar starting point: sharp punchy punchy sharp point: starting similar ages than solo arias. Steven Steven arias. solo than pass­ ageschoral of more much consists and passages brassy loud of number Nabucco Theatre Grand in 586 B.C. However the King's King's the However B.C. 586 in for known well Howarth, Elgar by ing from a multiply perforated perforated very is originality multiply this But a larynx. from ing he’s that impression the gives He widening keyboards with rhythms revolves are in fact fictional. fact in arerevolves Stefan and direction bold Pimlott’s good a includes which score Verdi’s of one of production erw, h trnia Nabucco, tyrannical the Hebrews, an was He Band. Colliery thorpe p, hr te oas ae h old the take vocals the where up’, ‘AllCaked- on especially enjoyable, aaii’ ursrie ad spect­ and unrestrained Lazaridis’s majestic this for choice inspired conducted was operas early finest le ln: I hn yur scared you’re think ‘I line: Blues With a name like Jules and the the and Jules like name a With hs eod hwvr gvn a given however, record, This The staple fare of the album album the of fare staple The The storyline is loosely based on based isloosely storyline The hs xrvgn nw ENON new extravagant This ts l go Od etmn epic Testament Old good all It’s Albums Opera ie eeyhn a elect­ an everything gives em o s a use to seem Jules

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Films is a very long play by by play long very a is Hugh Bateson AlistairScott Page 5 . Kage o LEEDS STUDENT - 9th May 1980 Lend a helping hand? The University Union with those from other homes, and strengthened its links with hopefully they would make new local communities last term friends”. when a Children’s Welfare One major object of the Work­ shop idea is to introduce the child­ Group was founded. Last ren to an activity that they might weekend the group began its never otherwise encounter. The activities in earnest with a second project is much more trip to Caley Crags near Otley. familiar territory, and is the build­ Five children were given the ing of an adventure playground. opportunity, supervised by Perhaps the most ambitious idea three students, to try their that the group has is an eight day hands at basic rock-climbing, summer holiday in the lake district play hide and seek, and see for about fifteen children and ten the country. One of the adults; raising money for this is the main aim of the team, Mr Struthers organisers of the trip, Colin estimated that the amount needed Struthers, said, would be in the order of £700. “It gave them the chance to try The holiday has an unusual slant rock climbing, but the trip was to it in that about half of the child­ principally to get the children out ren will come from Belfast, and Mr of Leeds, which they loved.” Struthers was at pains to defend The group has its origins in the this decision. work done for children by the “The motivation for this is not Union’s ACTION group, and a political. We simply want to give number of students connected with them a break from that kind of the Catholic Chaplaincy. However, environment”. these two organisations have severe­ The group has looked at a ly limited finances, and have other number of ways of raising money projects to maintain. As a result, for the holiday. Events has pro­ the group was given formal status mised to help by donating the at the end of last term. proceeds of one Thursday night The children all come from disco, and some of the profits from either children’s homes or women’s an Extravaganza, and represent­ above: Colin Strutters helping a child up Caley Crags refuges, and Mr Struthers said that atives are to see the University below: How it should be done - absailing attempts would be made to foster Vice Chancellor, Lord Boyle. links with single parent family One charge that has been level­ impermanence. It is therefore groups. led at the group is that it does not important they get a lot of personal Mr Struthers said that the group possess the experienced personnel attention”. was examining the feasibility of necessary to cope with the child­ He said that the group was very two long term projects to help the ren, and Mr Struthers said that aware of the responsibility that it children. One is the establishment although the organisation had a was taking on. of a theatre group workshop. number of experienced helpers, a As a final word Mr Struthers It is hoped that this would not few more would be welcome for pointed out that although the simply be for the children to watch the holiday. group needs helpers, they can gain plays, but would involve them in He pointed out that the ratio of an awful amount from working the production as well. Mr numbers between children and with the children, Struthers was optimistic that the helpers was always high, and “We get an immense amount idea would help to encourage the explained that it had to be, back from the children. Some of children to meet people from other “Most of the children come the happiest days that I’ve had here areas, from a very transitory environment have been those when we’ve taken “It would get children mixing where their lives are typified by the kids out” . Mainliner Crossword No. 74 CLUES ACROSS 22 Ways to make conservative copy 2 Governing body heard a fanfare 1 Professional way to deserve (5) (6) being physically exhausted (9) 23 Oil of which paper is made? (5) 3 Mouth organist a bit of a rotter? 5 Fakir is unblemished, having lost 25 Transient noisy bird (5) (5) his King (4) 27 Poet has love for committee (5) 4 Wherein it was before (3) LEEDS STUDENT 6 Militant has last part of play 9 See the service is desolate (4) 28 Scot goes back to the river (3) We apologise for the non-appearance of the newspaper 10 Wandering explorer holds 29 House without a toilet? In what followed by the first (8) last week. This was due to the fact that British Rail deserter (7) way did that happen?'(3,4) 7 In which accountant is due to 11 Starting your points, indeed (3) 31 Coming back to air a song (4) withdraw statement (6) managed to lose some of the copy between Leeds and 13 Beneath European articles (5) 32 Uncivilized, or just cross, we 8 Fret about cine editor’s fanatic our printers in Manchester. 14Old Italian in a right state! (5) hear(4) (8) 16 And in France six come back to 33 Get car to coast, get bargain 12 Soak, or (if in charge), inducing live (5) spare parts! (4-5) sleep (9) 17 To which confused 14 was born? 15 Winger gets bowled by centre- (5) CLUES DOWN half mate (3) LEE3S SIliOEflT 18 Frustrate dem meat-plates, we 17 Fellow in no-go area held by hear! (6) 1 Quiet Spanish hero holding a crazy vicar, for instance (3,2,3) 20 Doorpiece may allow nothing little element, is that quite clear? 19 Went after noise of cattle PRODUCTION SCHEDULE-MAY bach (6) (8) trapped in the pen (8) 20 Slippery part of the mouth (3) In the exam period there will not be a weekly edition. The 21 Subsidence at the end of the dates for publication for the remainder of this month are journey? (8) 16th May 23 She is overweight, dad (6) 30th May 24 Fat left by cannabis smokers? Dates for June will be announced later. (6) 26 Many a church part falling into heresy (5) 30 Selfishness of small being (3) |m The sender of the first correct entry L Si will win two free tickets to. the Hyde Park Cinema. The winner of Calverley Street 442111 the last competition last term was IViext Week..... Tonight and tomorrow (9/10 May) Friday 11.15pm FARENHEIT 451 (A) Derek Law, 25 Bowood Avenue, last two nights of Leeds 7. Ibsen's THE MASTER BUILDER Saturday 11.15pm our second 3-D presentation IT CAME FROM OUTER 14-31 May Tues. 8pm; Wed .-Sat 7.30pm SPACE(A) Studio Playhouse — come early to be sure of a seat. Box GOLDA AND GROUCHO Office opens 10.30pm. Last term’s solution The British premiere of the U.S./Japan Across: Motorcar, On the run, hit stars Thelma Ruby as Golda Meir PLAYHOUSE PLUS plus Alec Baron's fast moving compila­ Sunday 18th May, 3 p.Tn. Saints, Empirical, Ruinous, tion of Groucho Marx's funniest lines ORCHESTRA D'AMICI - Grieg, King- Tardiness, Mad as a March Hare, Tit and insults. horn — Guitar Concerto, Mozart, for Tat, Emanate, Expresses, FILM THEATRE Wagner's Siegfried Idyll, Ibert. Masses, Threaten, Adamants. Tonight at 11.15pm Students £1.00 and 50p SILENT RUNNING (U) Monday 19th May at 7.30 p.m. Down: Mess % room, Trinidad, No.5 in our sci-fi season directed by MOVING VISIONS DANCE THEATRE Ration, Room, Churlish, Oracle, Douglas Trumbull (2001). Magnificent "Dances of Love and Death from Uncles, Estimates, Perorates, Store special effects which for once do not Shakespeare” Man, Assassin, Expenses, Treaty, overshadow the storyline..... Students £1.00 Tapirs, Napalm, Edna. Leeds Canoeists make British team

Great news of the canoeing Sutherland, an Engineering student fraternity in Leeds and its made up another place, the only Cricket at Weetwood latest success. remaining position going to an Over the Easter break the R.A.F. competitor. selections for the British Men’s and Leeds can also boast a Women’s Women’s teams took place. These team member. She is Julia Harling Early summer wins are the teams that will go forward a 3rd year P.E. student, also at the and represent us in Europe over the Poly. Her selection event was at skipper Mick Hughes and Vice- Swift 37) was never threatened by a Bala in Wales and she was well University 1st XI beat Captain Brian Cook, in an opening Manchester team seemingly deter­ summer. The Men’s selections took place pleased with her achievement as it Manchester by Nine partnership of 161 runs. When mined to achieve a draw. And so it represents a return to form. Wickets Cook was dismissed for 67, the proved — Paul Goddard taking 3 in Scotland on the 5th and 6th of game was already won and Hughes wickets in Manchester’s final total April. There are six places in the The first International event himself soon cracked the boundary of 98 for 6. British team and one went, as takes place tomorrow in- West A magnificent and remark­ which clinched victory and took his The first eleven season started expected to the World Champion Germany and is a warm up for the R. Fox. This left five available able win by 9 wickets over own score to a splendid unbeaten on April 19th with a winning draw European Championships. Interest­ 95. An astonishing performance by against Bradford University. In that places four of which went to Leeds ingly, they had expected to travel Manchester University last the Leeds pair in that they made match, Leeds 167 for 5 was built canoeists, three at the Polytechnic to a bigger event in East Germany Saturday continued an early their stand against very good bowl­ around Cook (75 not out) and and one at the University! but were to discover that the run of success for the Univer­ ing and in ever-decreasing light. Steve Turner (41). Bradford’s 74 The positions were gained as a Sporting authorities organising the What is more is that the duration of for 8 marked a great debut for result of the aggregate scores over event were “Unable to extend an sity 1st eleven this season. the two events. Manchester batted first on their the Leeds innings was only 33 overs. Chris SwiftVith 7 for 27. invitation” which perhaps reflects own well-prepared pitch in hot and In conclusion the observation The second fixture was against The men from the Poly were how Government Policy must inter­ sunny conditions which were ideal. should be made that Manchester, the strong Leicester University side John Shackleton, an Accountancy fere in sporting activities yet again, Their eventual total of 171 for 6 who are reigning U.A.U. champions a few days later. Leicester totalled student, Nick Wain, a Design or so it seems. declared after 47 overs was a healthy were visibly demoralised well 154 for 4, but a dominating and student and Pete Godfrey who does The European Championships score, but praise must also be given before Hughes made the winning unbroken fifth-wicket partnership Business Studies. are being held over 3 events this to the Leeds bowlers and fielders hit. from Grant Biddle (72 not out) and From the University Andy year. for never allowing the Manchester Leeds also had the better of the Steve Turner (39 not out) helped batsmen to get completely on top. same fixture at 2nd eleven level. Leeds romp home with a final score The Leeds reply was fittingly led The Leeds score of 159 for 4 of 158 for 4. A solid start had earlier by a series of fine strokes from declared (Simon Lee 55, Chris been provided by Mick Hughes (37). Women take titles Sports Day news The University Orienteering only to see the Edinburgh team Cyclist’s Club have won this year’s Women’s take the lead. The Edinburgh This year’s Sports Day attracted really shone.. Karen Kalkin took a BUSF and UAU Championships, runner had pushed herself too hard, a greater depth of talent than ever unique treble of the 100 metres, based at St. Andrew’s University. though, and was disqualified for before. Amongst the Men’s events 200 metres and 400 metres as well The men’s and women’s events visiting a wrong control. Jane their were several very good perfor­ as being in the winning tug of war dynamic were held over two days, with Robson was able to take over in the mances. Peter Beavers took the team. Kaye Bentley of the Poly separate individual and team races. lead, and extended it from 3 to 5 sprint double with great style. In won the 100 metres hurdles con­ The individual competition was minutes. the 800 metres Kent County vincingly in front of Kath Barnett held on what is generally regarded Although unable to emulate the Champion Paul Johnson just and Mary Sinnatt whose times efforts as the most technically difficult womens’ success, the men still managed to nip in in front of Andy would have won them medals in terrain in Britain, Craig-a-Barns, turned in the club’s best ever per­ Evans, winner of the mile. Lester last years’ British Universities. near Dunkel. The result was a third formance, with the exception of Osouna dominated the throws, The jumping was dominated by place for Jane Robson behind 1977 when they won the event. while in the high jump Steve the B.U.S.F. champion Tonia Phil- University bicycle racer. Rob National Champion Jean Ramsden There was a close battle throughout Metcalfe of the Poly just finished pots although she was closely Butcher won his first event of the from Loughborough. In the between the 1st and 2nd teams. higher than the University’s Iqbal pressed by Kaye Bentley and Jane season, the Middleton Road Club Women’s B Race, Trish Price won Roger Parker (B team) arrived at Hussein and his Poly team mate Robson. Open 25 mile Time Trial on Sunday by the margin of 15 minutes. the changeover five seconds ahead Phil Fergus in what must surely be The throws were also outstand­ morning at Wetherby. In contrast the men had a poor of Nigel Burt (A team) in 23rd and a ground record of 1 metre 90 ing and Tina Allen, Mary Sinnatt Off last, in the 120 man field, time, with top runners Maurice 24th places overall. Although Andy centimetres. and Kath Barnett could well be the his chances looked slim when his Calvert retiring with stomach Kelly improved the A team placing Impressive though the Men’s top University throwing squad in front tyre exploded sending him cramp, and Nigel Burt disqualified to 16th, he was outpaced by an events were it was the Ladies who Britain this summer. across the carriageway on the hard for mispunching. Only two of the outstanding run by club captain outleg. At the turn (13.1 miles) much hampered by injury took team made the top quarter of the Pete Martin, who brought the B Rob was 52 seconds down on time third place in the Manchester 200 strong field ; Roger Parker 43rd team in in 8th place after two legs. and in 7th place. A determined and Andy Kelly 45th. Maurice Calvert was unable to make In Brief University Relays tournament. The return effort saw him across the only individual success of the after­ The team event, held in the fast up the 4 minute deficit, and Pat finish line in 1 -0 -5 5 for first noon came from Guy Heathers in flat forest of Montreathmont, near Blashill had a good run to bring the place. Lacrosse the 1500 metres, while the 3x800 Forfar, was again a success for the B team home in 9th place, ahead of metres and 4x400 metres relay Next Saturday is the Student women. Making up for her dis­ the A team which finished 11th. The University Lacrosse team National Road Race Championship teams both came second. appointing, time of the first day, As a result of these and other produced a fine win at the end of and the Leeds team hope for The next day the team went to Helen Pilling turned in the third recent performances, Nigel Burt, last term when they managed to success. Mark Boyd and upcoming Durham to compete for the fastest time of the day, in 28 Andy Kelly and Jane Robson have beat Oldham and Werneth, their Dave Rossall are their key team first victory for 3 years. Rowlands and Wimpenny trophies. minutes 11 seconds, to put the been selected for the East Midlands members. Time Trialist Rob Butcher team in second place, behind St. When they met for the first Overall, the men’s team finished team in the UAU Inter Divisional travels to Manchester for the week­ Andrews, at the end of the first leg. time, last October, Heaton thrashed second, while the women came Championships, with Maurice end to ride the Dukihfield C.C. 50 Trish Price then ran steadily to the University team 28-2, so third. There were a number of fine Calvert and Helen Pilling named as mile and 10 mile Trials. overtake the St. Andrews runner, Saturday’s result goes to prove individual • performances; Keith Men’s and Women’s Captains. once and for all the new found Irvine won the 3,000 metres capabilities of the team. steeplechase, Andy Evans took the Leeds’ goals in the first quarter 1500, Tina Allen the shot put and 1 came from Jeremy Miles, Dave Karen Dalkin the 200 metres and r Foxton scored twice, then David 400 metres. Runners-up places also Gray and finally Foxton again gained by Hattie Lovick (800m), managed to leave the score at 7—5 Simon Axon in the steeple chase, at half time. This was described as Denis Orme (500m) Kevin Bean “not bad considering past games!” (400m) and Paul Johnson (800m). ATHENA. By the end of the third quarter the score reached 8—11 due to Ten-Pin Bowling goals from Gray, Will and Bond. After last term’s coverage of the Twenty minutes remained and the outstanding triumph of the Leeds MASTERS OF ART excitement mounted. Ten-Pin Bowling team in taking the David Elder, the goalkeeper National U.C.T.B.A. trophy we produced some fine runs which neglected to cover the climax of the “defied the opposition” and Brian University League season. Athena have a great range of pictures, posters, cards, Smith scored twice for the Univer­ All three leagues were fiercely sity. Foxton slotted away a further fought; none more so than two despite exhaustion and the Thursday’s Trios where ‘Tristars’ stationery and gifts. Students can get 10% off all our final score was left at 12—14. did not manage to clinch the title This was a good performance, until the very last frame of their prices by showing this ad and a current student and had it not been for the Easter match against ‘Futtocks’. break, and the resulting lack of In the Monday Doubles, it was union card. fitness and team co-ordination, ‘Clash’ who finished on top, Leeds felt they could have won the followed by ‘Cloud nine’ and ‘Tic- game. Tac’. The Wednesday Fives League, Athletics was well won by ‘Royal Flush’. The ATHEIMA The University Athletics team extent of their performance Pictures, posters, cards and gifts. was involved in two encounters last strength was illustrated by the fact weekend. that they pushed ‘Odds and Sods’ 15 Albion Street, Leeds. On the Saturday, at the Firs into second place. Third place went Stadium in Manchester, a team to the ‘Joe Bloggs All Stars’. L J Also George Scott in MOVIE, UNITY HALL, WAKEFIELD MOVIE. cyM usic (Presented by The Fan Club) Sun. 6.15; Week: 7.00 May 16: THE ONLY ONES L.U.U. ENTS (perhaps this time with a sound Magazine star in R.S.H. with check, even!) 7.30 p.m. Tickets Bauhaus and Statics. Tonight, doors £2.00 from Unity Hall OR The Fan open 7.30. Tickets £2.00 Club. Coming soon GIRL, U.K. cQ ib a tit PACKH0RSE ENTS SUBS, HUMAN LEAGUE and PLAYHOUSE See YOU upstairs tonight. GARY GLITTER. Until 10th May Ibsen’s Folk Club tomorrow Superstar trio THE MASTER BUILDING Peter Bond, Bill Caddick, and Tim Tuesday at 8pm; Wednesday— Lay cock. POLY ENTS Saturday at 7.30pm. Thursday May 15: FISCHER Z, Wednesday 14th May to Saturday WAREHOUSE ENTS with disco and bar til midnight. 31st May British Premiere of Alec Lucky Strike strike lucky tonight Tickets £2.00, from Union. Baron’s GOLDA and GROUCHO L.U.U. FOLK CLUB Tuesday night is singers night in MEANW00D ARMS Lipman Building. Sewing machines N.C.C.L. 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