Issue Number 358 Friday 22nd. June 1979 I.E.T Slalom Success Inside Established Territory?
"HHie case of Marzieh Karimnia I raises issues which go beyond the ly^ho the first individual dispute between stucient rson was to fall and supervisor. These issues to the River Wey clearly show a lack of any estab- E Wednesday/ is lished mechanism whereby a student still in dispute, can appeal against the décisions but nevertheless it of a supervisor or Head of Dept. s generally agreed This poses the question "Can any hat the River student feel secure in his course ports Day was a knowirig that a mere personality Ireal success. clash could lead to a request for The Sub-Aqua Clu termination?" redged the river, We do not wish to sit in Judge- leaning it of old ment over «ny particular issue, Irusty cans and glas but questions have to be raised from broken bottles about the secretive and ad hoc efore the start of treatment of this case. he sports. Dave The time has come for a restruc-r Iriffiths, Carol turipg of the decision-making Brown and Jon Aston proc(-ss, involvlng students as 11 continued the good work with Sally Edie. full members ol" committees, from Course level upwards. Vie realise 1 that there are those who believe Fortunately the sun shone which accounted for the large turnout that it is right that power in f students at the riverside, and added to the fun of the afternoon the University should reside in as well as boosting the profits of the nearby Britannia public house! the Heads of Departments, that There were fifteen contests in the slalom race which was won by authority should be dele^ated from an Mansbridge while Dave Slater cheated by swimming the course. The above and not electcd from below. ake race was enjoyed by ali participants with the eventual winner To them the concept of a représen- (sing his pole as a punt. The German/Austrian contingent were out in tative and democratic committee full force, complete with their Heiniken Lager , which did not seem structure will always be an o have the same affect as british beer! anathema. However, sudh a struc- ture will provide a just and I flexible regime, capable of deal- The events proved to be successful and at the end of the after- ing with even the most delicate of oon all the participants joined in a 50-a-side tug of war across the issues (e.g. when a supervisor is river, that was won by most of Surrey Court, At the dose of the day, students weary from either the sports, also a Head of Department). heir labours, the weather or alcohol, or indeed ali three, strolled It is clear that the hierarchy ack to the University to continue celebrating later. -cjhh + [cllvz]of this University is constructed I along paternalistic lines. Students are dealt with in secret 1979 Surrey Arts Festival and then asked to believe that • S>aturday 30th June marks the tenth anniversary of the Surrey they have been treated fairly. "niversity Free Arts festival. In past years this has been a great This implies a degree of credulivy success with students and the general public alike, and it is hoped possessed only by the totally liat this one will be as successful, if not more. naive. Such a situation means that those issues most affecting I individuai students and discussed All the usual music societies will be represented, while Rock ave as their headline band Mungo Jerry, who were in the Charts a on University committees are few years ago with their song 'In the Summer Time'. The Reggae Club discussed in Reserved Business, have Misty, making their thirdvisit to the University this year, in secret and without student hile the Folk Club have invited back the popular group 'Waterfall', représentation. long with the Johnny Coppia Band. Waterfall have been quoted as These thoughts are no idle intel- Iarguably the best gig of the year'. Les Elvin and Phil Rampton, lectual exercise on our part - who are probably Britain's least known comedy duo, round off the they are generated by events in olk Club's bill. The Jazz Club, emerging from their winter the real world. A question mark ibernation, have the Mark Bellaby Quartet and Tritan who will be has been put against the ability ppearing in the Ampitheatre. of lET to administer a successful I research school. It is unfoí-tu- O.F.U. will be showing film in lecture theatre D. and on their rogramme are 'A Star is Born', 'Young Frankenstein', and the Marx nate that the circumstances rothers comedy, 'Big Store'. There will, in keeping with the OFU surrounding this dispute have not radition,be a few cartoons thrown in. Whatever happened to Stag been openly discussed and this can (ili Film Society? only cause appréhension on the The DRS will be selling their usuai cut-price records along part of the student body, such ith many other stalls selling ali sorts of wares. A real live that they must ask themselves if unch and Judy show will also be playing as a form of light relief.' this is only the tip of the I iceberg. > A few stewards are still required as indeed are artists Idemanforrivinrear tthd edayg t oar. o tnassis -Mondaexhibition Sete ywityo ua ht there.Senatth e'Heft .erectioe ya t maie-Ami8.30amn so f,mv)dg and/o.scaffolding Itr shoul ,¿hdcfemaled , sb whice arae h reall alsis o y in UIMIOIM OFFICIALSlJ
A short one tblB week, but fans and aficionados of my 1. SPORT AND LEISURE : Material for inclusion colunm shouldn't worry 'cos next week (my final cclumn) in the final issue of Sport & Leisure for l'il be golng out wlth a real basg. Se ail ray enemies this term should be handed in to my office and detractors - beware! by lunchtime today, and material for Freshers' Week Sport & Leisure must be in Honorary Membership. The Honorary Membership Committee by Friday, 29th June. met a week yesterday (14th Jure) to consider the nominations for Honorary Membership of this Union. The The river Sports Day held on Wednesday following have been granted Honorary Membership proved a great success. Thanks to ail who (confirmed by Tuesday's (BC) : attended, participants and spectators, with Reverend and Mrs Peter Fisher a special thanks to ail those who helped Caesar Merrifield in the organisation and running of the events. The présentation will take place in the Readii^ Room next 3. The Sports Hall's Grand Summer Dance will b Wednesday at 1 p.m., together with nosh- and p«*-up. held on Thursday next, 28th June. Tickets Invitations have already been sent out; if you haven't il.00 each obtainable from Sports Hall or received one, it probably means you've been snubbed or myself. forgotten. Ah well, you can't fit very many in the Reading Room anyway. Any special requests for time of use of Sports Hall for next year's timetable shoul Finis • That's Latin for "the end', which means 1 can't be made in writing to Linda White at the think of anything more to say. Hari Sutherland, who Sports Hall. usually writes this column (joke) is at home sneezing his A Press Reception will be held on Thursday, head off, so thafs about it, except to reraind you that 28th June, at 6.00 p.m. in Wates House for it's Youngs in the Lower Bar next Sunday. the présentation of the Winifrid Clarke Trophy. Ail girls who have taken part in W.I.V.A.B. compétitions this year are welcome to attend. The présentation of the Inter-departmental Knock-out Compétition for the summer term will be made at the Sports Hall at 1.00 p.m next Monday. 25th June. Winning teams, departmental reps, and sports reps invited. 1. Fioance Committee 7. Congratulations to Gill Adams (this year's winner cf the Leggett Trophy for her success The next meeting of the Finance Standing Committee the last in the field of Cross Country running) who of this academic year, will be next MONDAY 25/6/79 at furthered this success at the weekend by l.OOpm in ROOM 103 Union House. The proposed Agenda is: winning the B.S.S.F. Marathon at Sandbach, Cheshire, in a time of 2hrs. 43 mins., Apologies for Absence. nearly 8 mins. inside the old British Minutes of the last meeting. record. Gill was also second in the Matters arising from these Minutes. National Marathon. Capitation Fee Submission. Can Mileage Change. Union Budget for 1979/80. p.p. DAVE Carrying .over of Money to next Academic Year. Any Other Business. •IMPORTAIMT If anyone has any suggested additions to this agenda, please This notice is for those lucky ones among us who bave, by contact me or May {in Union Office) by 12.00 hours today. dint of application, initiative or, in some cases, out- and-out violence, managed to obtain a Manor House Beer 2. Budgets for 1979/80 Festival ticket.
The Budgets for ail the Union's Clubs Societies Apart from the usual jollities, we have this year a Committees etc. have been drawn up. They will be discussed bumper crop of Silly Games. Yes! More asinine than "If under agenda item 6 of the Finance Committee Meeting next a Knockout", more politically aware than the Left and Monday. A copy of the proposed budgets is available for the Rlght put together and more fun than a twelve-storey information from Mad in the Union Offices- if anyone has block of abattoirs, these games will enable you to show any critlcisms of the budget allocations, please contact off your manly/womanly bronzed figure to your friends/ me or Alec Massie - Finance Officer in Union Offices before enemies/spouses. the meeting next Monday. We have arranged THE TRADITIONAL: 3. Equipment held by Clubs and Societies, etc. Tug-of-War (organise your team NOW) Alec Massie is presently sending out a memo and form to Sack/Wbeelbarrow/Tbree-Legged Races ail Clubs, Societies and Trading Opérations asking for a Apple Bobbing detailed list (inventory) of ail cheir equipment. This Is necessary for insurance, and so that we can check next THE NEW: (Autunn) term what, if any, equipment has gone missing during the long Summer Vacation. PLEASE RETURN THESE Tyre Throwing FORMS TO ALEC MASSIE (IN UNION OFFICES) OR TO THE UNION Jelly Sucking TREASURER'S PIGEON HOLE IN UNION HOUSE BY THE END OF THIS Greasy Pole TERM. If you do not return your inventory by then, you will risk not having your equipment insured next term. If AND THE DOWNRIGHT SICK: you have any problems filling in the form, please don't hesitate to ask me or Alec. Baked Bean Wrestling Entrles for all the eventa, see Auntie Moike on the day. Châis. This year Manor House, next yea»rr inthe uiympicsOlymplcsr? DoDon'i t CHRIS MORGAN miss YOUR chance of fame! UNION TREASURER ^rhìL I I
There is another Ents meeting on Tuesday at 5.15 p.m. in Room 103. Anyone who wants to attend wlll be welcome and I we are booking bande for next term.
There is an Ents Disco today, Friday. in the Lower Bar o o I Admission 30p. Dear Sir, For some years now I have been a regis- tered SPAM addict.but have been unable to find • •P.C.U. this rare delicacy on campus. Imagine my great Library Opening Hours will be extended during July and delight when I discovered that the Beer Festival September as they were during the Easter vacation. Full Committee had procured a ready supply of this services as follows: tasty comestible,which is commonly known as SPAM 69. I would like to pass this inform- ation on to all other peopleof a similar disp- I Monday Until 6 p.m. osition. Tuesday Until 8 p.a. Wednesday Until 6 p.m. Yours masticatingly, Thursday Until 8 p.m. L.Armstrong. I Friday Until 5 p.m. Dear Editor, Thanks are due to the University for providing money for I would like to tkket this opport- extra staff, and to the Library staff for agreeing to do unity to thank all those students who came on the extra bours during the summer. the SUSAG trip to Brighton on Saturday June 16. I A great time was had by all and I,as well as Current Contents are being removed from the Library by all the children from Botleys Park Hospital people in Faculty III. You are reminded that Current would like to thank all those concerned for a Contents are for REFERENCE ONLY. It only takes one really fantastic day. person to wreck a system - leave it alone, and let it work Yours sincerely. I for everybody. Jan Lord (SUSAG Chairman)
bffsite Accommodation. Will continuing postgraduates who haven't any accommodation for next year please go to the 'Accommodation Office, as they stili have a large number I Sir, of self-catering places available. A breakdown In the relatlonship between a supervisor and his atudent is always a sad ana difflcult occasion for both parties and the case of Miss Karimnia is ne exception, particulorly as i had high bopes for I It is encouraging to note that there is no longer a her when she fic«t joined the IBT. However the case i» not helped by request for the termination of Marzieh's course before a selective use of facts and, since ray nane has bpen aientioned, I ato sure tthi e University authorities, and we trust this will lead to that your readers as well as the Postgraduate union Executive should be aware of the following facts: speedy and satisfactory conclusion. We should also like o add that no discrimination on Professor Elton's part 1. When Miss Karimnia was transferred to PhD, a detailed wock programe I as implied in last week's column; in any case, the was agreed between us for the period up to the end of September 1978 The oajority of this work was not earriod out in spite of repeaced unsatisfactory treatment of foreign students is a result wamings. i more subtle than overt racialism and is. in part, a unction of the University's attitude towards the whole 2. it was clear to me by chen that we were not getting on with each other but Hiss Karimnia rejectod all suggestions that she should chance her t tudent body. supervisor. 3. 1 therefore agreed at the beginning of Octc4>er to continue working with her on two conditions which I quote: (a) "It will be necessary for us to work «such more closely together than in the past and I expect to see you about once a fortnight. I At each aeeting you should report to oe what you have acne and what you propose to do in the iaiiediate future." ANDR2EJ JACKOWSKT (b) "Under no circonstances ought we to find ourselves again in a situation like the one last month, but it that did happen our I collaboration weuld have to cease forthwlth." (South East Arts Fellow at the University) 4. She agreed to both conditions, without réservation, and she added that she had "full trust in me". Bowever she did not keep to {a), and so by the end of January 1979 I had to write to her whether the time had not coBie to invece (b). She did not reply to this, but Instead chose a • research seminar in order to make a public attack on me. This left oe . I EXHIBITION OF PAINTINGS no optioi, but to invoke (b) and ask BAC for her course to be tersinated, in View of our previous agreement on this action.
5. At this po'nt Miss Karimnia at last decided to ask to be released froB oy 2Ut Jane - 29tli Jum, 1979 supervision and to find a supervisor outside the lET. As soon as she did this, I wiote to HAC confirming my agreement and asking BAC not to proceed with my previous request for termination of course. I also infonned the I EKhibltion GalteAy - Tzachlng Block Président of the Union of thia and asked him to let the Président of the Postgraduate Student Union know. (Letter of 15.3.79.)
6. Since then my only action has been to try to persuado Miss Karimnia * * * * to see me and discuss her problem so that I eould give her whatever I advice 1 was able to. Unfortunately she has refused to speak to me and there is nothing I can do about that.
I a» sorry to have written at some length, but I feel that this was necfssary it» order to make the position clear. Pinally, I reject totally any suggestion that I treat any student differently because he or she is from abroad. I OfiganUation: Department of General Studies Ü^nítr- I Hmnciat SpotuoAikip: L R B Elton University Arts Ccranittee I I
Letters continued Dear Editor, Dear Editor, Does nobody else actually read your Editorials, or is it just that the Average I do not wish to reply to Professor Elton's Surrey Student has corne to accept without letter in détail, since I have submitted a protest the kind of drivai found nestling on the documented reply, 60 pages long, to Higher back pages of BaKZ Facti over the past few roonths Awards. I realize that you yourself have little time to spare for creative thinking, but I should be There is a more important issue that I would like grateful if you could inform us of the soxirce to bring to the attention of the University of your predicatably conservative opinions. authorities. Many of the ili informed, middle aged and comfortably middle-class views, expressed in recent Editorials might easily have flowed from No doubt your readers, after digesting Professor the pen of an experienced writer of letters to Elton's letter, would think, if the matter is as the Daily Express. he states, that the University authorities would have accepted his recommendation to terminate. To take just one example: the implications May I point out that Professor Elton's letter to of your éditorial about the events folloviing the the Higher Awards Committee "not to proceed with Skids concert 'the wanton vandalism and malicious his request for termination" is, as he says, destruction....unrurly, lowly and ungodly members dated 15th March 1979 - one day after the HAC of our society.' (B.F. May 25th) - were somewhat decided to look for alternative supervision. premature and (predictably) bigoted, considering last weeks report in Ba-^e Faci^concerning Police My problems with my superviser started on June investigations into 'the recent späte of 29th 1978 in a meeting with the Council for vandalism on Campus', when students (not 'the Educational Technology, at which It was said most unrurly, lowly and ungodly members of our that the project in hand was not what the society'?) were implicated. Council asked for in the first agreed documents May I suggest in future, unless you can and this change was Professor Elton's responsi- produce something original, unusual or at the bility. One appreciates that when a "radical very least firmly based infact, not prejudice, change" in a student's project occurs in the you should restrict your efforts to the practical third year of study. there are a number of side of Editing (though I hope that you won't possible solutions to the problem. It appears practice on m^. letter), and leave the more that in this case the solution adopted was the difficult aspects of politicai and social comment termination of my course. Within a week of this to your colleagues on (sic) Fleet Street. change, Professor Elton was considering this line Yours, of action. My attempts to achieve a constructive A. Crâne working relationship with him unfortunately VtaA. A CACLm, failed. ûbviouôly pzopte. do Kzad my zditofUalò A-tnce tkiiQ. have. be.tn many ¿ztt&M, both ^oa. and I brousht the issue to the attention of Professor agaÀ.n6t, on tk& tontznti ai my zdÀjtoniati,, ovtfi Pick (Dean of Faculty lY), who advised me to thz pait lieu» monthi. change my supervisor, but I decided to give tdi.tohJ.ali> afiz by thzlA. vtfiy natuAt, thz Professor Elton a chance to fulfil his neglected
Poets Corner Gaz once considered Phsics as kind'a ideal, Ash Mare But laws do not hold for the now or the real. So now instead of drinking C.C, (with a little soda) And It was early evening, He's downing a course in how to look older. As we would walk by the canal, We know its O.K. to be a C.A. Catching each others thoughts, And don't think its just for the car or the pay And knowing the words had such feeling. Coz he thinls he's D.M. from the J.F. novel Smiles at the broads, but Visits a brotheÌ._^ We would Sit by the sea gate, So next time ennui retums, with issued decrees Counting ripples from stones breaking the still Shoulder the '.cowl and look at the knees water, Keep yer face straightì (or weather the frovm) I would sometimes read, as I recali, But gently suggest a longer new gown. Poems I had written to you of late An on, 202nd Chorus And you would listen with such dévotion, That they could have been Browning or Tennyson, And then occasionally we'd be disturbed, vhite peom, a white pure By the approaching Barges motion. spotless poem Felix Dodds - '7 A bright poem A nothing poem Letters contd A no-poem nm poeo Dear Editor, nondream de an On reading the President's Column Silver dawn clear in Bare Facts last week I was pleased to learn sllent of birds that "we therefore intend to renegociate next pool-burble-bark yers's capitation fee with the F.& G.P Committee clear with a View to achieving a much more substantial the lark of trees increase in the main rate." He also points out the needle plnes that Surrey would end up with the lowest member the rock the pool ship fee of any Student Union in the country the sandy shore if things carry on as they are. the cleanness of dogs So far,so good. But Charlie then the goes on to destroy all our arguments for a frogs higher fee in the next paragraph by the obser- the vation "General Meetings,apparently having pure white lapsed into permanent sleep,there's little to spotless report on the Union side of things." All right Honen so we know that GM quoracy. reaches a nadir in Honey Land the summer term Csunshine,exams,etc.) and Blues then picks up in the autumn,but the raoguls in Ray Smith Senate will infer from this that we are so blo- ody apathetic that we don't need a fee which is on a par with other Student Unions. ÌòtanbtMÌ PiMidingihop I'm not knocking the efforts of Charlie,Alee Massie and Chris Morgan,who have TheJit'i a tot 0^ pzople. wa¿lu.ngtíiziz today. put a lot of work into this year's submission, Th&ÀJt juit l¿\j¿ng ¿n mmofii
Stemping the grass Our bottles and books Dear Editor, Our joints firm and tender (A pedestrian looks!) As you know, I wrote the piece on the Capitation I danced on the end Fee submission as a completely separate article Of a boat built for three from my column. Owing to a misunderstanding, it (We managed with four was placed at the top of my column and I must Though, with difficulty) admit that it did not fit in too well. Queen Jane (Lady Claire) However, Bernard, as an ex Deputy Treasurer, Said the wine tasted wrong (and it did) must surely know that the quoracy or otherwise 'cos we spewed out the river of our GMs is almost entirely irrelevant to the Most of the night (long) Capitation Fee negotiations. Most of the The mafia hit-man Capitation Fee income is spent on clubs and (His glasses got squashed) societies, administration and salaries. The Fell into the river cost of GMs is negligible. Therefore, as long (We cheerfully watched - Aaaghhh! you b,..) as our clubs and societies remain as active as ever, there is no argument that Mr Timms, "the moguls in Senate" or anyone else can "pounce" Allons! grassy ladies on in opposing our Capitation Fee submission. (We must not stop here) Your sweet rippling laughter Is teasing my ear Yours faithfully. Allons! dear companions (The road lies ahead) (Don't waste time with vets JiLjt^JbuL. There*s toc much to be read!) Tico Waiden I
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Congratoilations to this week's viziner who Is; — BAVE ORMOKD — (Wandle) after coapleting (with JuBt one incy-wlncy boob) laet weekis tricky croesword,whioh certainly seperated the men from the boys. His prize is Iteanwhile....ì:^ Max Handley, which he can collect from Lecher's corner today at Ipn, Condolences to ali those people I met,who had come unstuck on one or two clues.thia week's ie easler just for you. The prize next week is'Getting the ri^t Job'ty Chris Parsons
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Sundau ZV' - endl of term parti at Guildoikìn Qve. Transport from \\ Union 7-15 pTTì , I End of session SQVvice [verij ecumenica Wed ir 5-Ì.5 in Cathedra/ FORYOU Over the Summer you may need to claim Unemployraent or APPEALS : You ~.ay appeal against most declsions made on Supplementary Benefit, if you are unemployed you have to Supplementary Benefit or Unemployment Benefit. The be unemployed to be eligible for these benefits. There are Appeals must be lodged within 21 days of the declsions. other conditions you have to satisfy in order to be eligible The procedure is slightly dlfferent for Supp. Benefit for one or the other and these are set out below. and Unemployment Benefit. Read these Carofully to have some idea of how much you will Sugglementary Benefit : Write to the "Clerk to the get. ^ Supplementary Benefit Appeal Tribunal" c/o Locai Supp. Benefit Office. You may just say you wish to appeal If you are an Overseas Student you will probably not be but reasons why you are are worth statlng. There vili eligible for any benefits. If however, you are not be a hearing some 6 weeks later and you will be sent prohibited at all from working then you may be eligible. copies of the papers before the Appeal Tribunal. See Nick Helm in the V.P."s office for further details. Unemployment Benefit_ ; Appeals must be lodged to the If you Worked during the tax year 77 - 78 you may well be Lo cài'Tribunal'and" the letter should state groxinds for eligible for Unemployinent Benefit and Earnings Related the appeal belng made. Benefit. See the paragraph c;i l'nemployment Benefit for details and rates.
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If you are paying rent for the house, fiat or room you (c) The names of any people sharing your accommodatlon. are living In this will be added to your SB entitlement. If Heating, Electriclty and Gas are Included in your rent, (d) details of any other income you are receiving eg. an amount will be deducted from your entitlement. These child benefit payments. deductlons are: Lighting only 0.15 Cooking only 0.35 Heating & Hot Water £3.40 - Heating Hot Water & Lighting £3.55 You wlll be asked to nominate a Post Office where you Heating Hot Water & Cooking - £3.75, Heating, Hot Water can cash your Giro cheque if you recelve one. Find out Cooking & Lighting £3.90. the name of the Post Office that is most convenient for you.
Should you have any other exceptional expenses you may Ho «fecia\ of'e bftmc^mckJit, for be entitled to additional benefit for them. Stv^nt"» fo ftì^r» or% m firvikOfoiCD For those people who are paying a retainer or paying rent whlle staying home, you are not eligible for any rent payments, except possibly, £2.00. It is possible that this is an unlawful rule, because it can be argued that one is stili a householder during a temporary absence and you should, therefore, appeal on the grounds that this pollcy is unlawful and unreasonable If you are refused rent (which is very likely). For further Information see the paragraph on Appeals and Hick Helm.
Unemployment Benefit : This is assessed on the amount of Class 1 National Insurance contributions paid. To be eligible for UB you must have pald these contributions on at least £750 worth of earnings during the tax year 77 - 78. If you eamed less than this but more than £375 you may be eligible for a reduced rate.
The 13 Week Rule : This is a rule which says that if you sign off and slgn on again within 13 weeks your new entitlement will be the same as before. Therefore, if you slgned on over Easter you will recieve the sane as you got then when you sign on in July. •
Students who have done an Industriai Year, will be eligible for UB provided they satisfy the above conditions
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UNIVERSITY RADIO SURREY - IxV TOUCH \[iITH YOU' AGAINDRS DRS RRP DRS RRP JON ANDERSON : Olias Of SuiUiillow 1.75 4.69 BOB MARLEY & THE WAILERS : Babylon By Bus 3 70 6 92 BEATLES : A Hard Day's Night 2.10 4.69 PATRICK M0RA2 ; I 1 95 5 00 BEATLES : Hey Jude 2,10 4.69 MIKE OLDFIELD : Incantations 3 80 7 30 BEATLES : Sergeant Pepper 2.45 4.69 GRAHA?<1 PARKER & THE RUMOUR : Stick To Me 1 75 3 99 BEATLES ! Abbey Road (Plcture Disc) 3.50 8.51 GRAHAM PARKER & THE RUMOUR : Parkerilla 2 50 6 38 BEE GEES : Spirita Having Flown 3.00 5.31 PINK FLOYD : Meddle 2 70 5 10 DAVID BOtflE : Stage 3.95 7.99 PINK FLOYD : Atom Heart Mother 2 60 5 10 BRAND X : Masques 1.85 4.63 PINK FLOYD : The Dark Side Of The Moon 2 60 5 10 CAN : Out Of Reach 1.10 5.00 PINK FLOYD : Wish You Were Here 2 60 5 10 COMMODORKS : Zoom 2,10 4.69 ELVIS PRESLEY : 40 Greatest Hits (Pinkl) 3 95 7 99 COOLEY HIGH Soundtrack To Film (Doublé) 1.35 4.79 QUEEN : A Night At The Opera 2 60 5 31 CRUSADERS : Unsung Heroea 1.80 5.00 QUEEN : News Of The World 2 60 5 31 DARTS : Darts 2.30 4.79 QUEEN : Jazz 2 60 5 00 DARTS : Everyone Play Darts (Best Of) 2.30 4.79 RACING CARS : Downtown Tonight 1 80 4 79
NEIL DIAMOND : 20 Golden Greats 2.50 4.79 ROCX VOCAL GRBATS 1 10 - lAN DURY : New Boots And Panties (Import) 3.50 4.79 HOLLING STONES : Some Girls 2 50 5 00 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA : Face The Music 1.75 4.79 BOZ SCAGGS : Silk Degrees 2 75 5 10 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA : A New World Record 1.75 4.79 Sl'EELY DAN : Greatest Hits (Double) 3 90 6 38 ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA : Out Of The Blue 2.60 7,99 ROD STEWART : Every Picture Teils A Story 2 35 4 79 JOHN ENTWISTLE : Wistle Rymes 1.10 4.63 STRAY : Houdini 90 4 79 FM 5 Soundtrack To The Film (Doublé) 2.75 7.99 STRAY : Stand Up And Be Counted 90 4 79 FOCUS : Dutch Masters (Best Of) 2.00 5.06 THIN LIZZY : Bad Reputation J 55 3 99 FOCUS : Three (Doublé) 2.00 7.40 ROBIN TROiVER : In City Dreams 1 65 4 79 FRAMPTON's Carnei 1.45 4.79 VARIOüS ARTISTS : Motown Story (5 Albums) 5 25 9 60
PETER GABRIEL II 2.00 5.00 VARIOÜS ARTISTS : Leaders Of The Pack (3 LPs) 2 30 - GENESIS : Rock Theatre (Best Of) 2.40 — VILLAGE PEOPLE : Go West (Free YMCA Single!) 2 35 4 63 GBNESIS : And Then There Were Three 2.50 5.00 WINGS : At The Speed Of Sound 2 50 5 10 STEVE GIBBONS BAND : Dovm In The Bimker 1.75 4.63 WINGS : Band On The Run 2 70 5 10 ALEX HARVEY : Live 1.40 3.99 STEVE WINWOOD : Steve Winwood 1 65 5 00 ALEX HARVEY : Big Hits Aad Close Shaves 1.40 3.99 WISHBONE ASH : No Smoke Without Pire 2 20 5.0 0 ROY HARPER : Bullinamingvase 1.75 5.00 WISHBONE ASH : There's The Rub 1 55 4. 69 HEART : Magazine 1.65 4.79 STEVIE WONDER : Talking Book 2 60 5. 00 MILLIE JACKSON t Lovingly Yours 1.85 4.79 STEVIE WONDER : Innervisions 2. 60 5.0 0 JEFFERSON AIRPLANE : Flight Log (Doublé) 1,90 7.99 STEVIE WONDER : Fulfillingness' First Finale 2.6 0 5.0 0 BLTÌMÌ JOHN : Rock Of The Weaties 1.9S 4.79 STEVIE WONDER : Anthology (3 Albums) 3. 75 9.6 0 MANHATTAN TRANSFER : Live 1.75 5.00 YES : Tormato 2.0 0 5. 31
• A •• 1 w m Half Prìce DRS RRP DRS RRP ELVIS COSTELLO : My Aim Is True 2,50 4.79 SANTANA : Caravanserai 2.50 4.79 BOB DYLAN : Greatest Hits 2.50 5.10 SAÍÍTANA : Abraxas 2.50 4.79 BOB DYLAN : Desire 2.50 5.10 SANTANA : Greatest Hits 2.50 5.10 EARTH WIND AND FIRE : All 'n All 2.50 4."9 SIMON SE GARFUNKBL : Bridge / Troubled Water 2.50 5.10 BILLY JOEL : The Stranger 2.50 4.79 PAUL SIMOM : Greatest Hits 2. 50 5.10 BILLY JC^L : 52nd Street 2.50 4.79 BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN : Born To Run 2. 50 5.10 iiEATLOAF : Bat Out Of Hell 2.50 4.70 STEELY DAN : Aja 2.50 5.10 Multinational Bargains Yes, the end of termspectacular continues at the URS! Not only have hc droppcd the pricc of many oF the sale records on this page, but we also have several neiv offers this weck. This woek we have special offers from a record eight different countries, includins, for th" first time, Portuçal. I'his wecks best bargains must bc Genesis 'And Then Thcre Were Three' at £2.50, Steely Dan 'Greatest IMts for £3.90, Mike Oldficld 'Incantations' at £3.80 and the Bee Gees latest, Spirita Haiing Flown.at a mere £3.00! Most of thcsc special offers arc selline very fast, so if you don't want to miss a harcain, COTIC down nt todnv (cnrlv cpcninc I'ridays nnlyi.
© LDR 1979 : DRS - 'VE HATE EMI GUARANTEED PRICES! DRS RRP DRS RRP ABBA : Voulez-Vous 3.45 5.10 JEFFERSON STARSHIP : Gold (With Free Single) 3.60 5.31 AVERAGE WHITE BAND ; Feel No Fret 3.60 5.31 ELTON JOHN : A Single Man 3.15 4.63 BEE GEES : Spirits Having Flown PTO CAROLE KING : Tapestry 3.25 4.79 BLCWDIE ! 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 5.00 CAMEL : Raindances 3.25 4.79 THE MEMBERS : AC The Chelsea Nightclub 3.40 5.00 CAMEL : Snow Goose 3.15 4.63 STEVE MILLER BAND : Greatest HiCs 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 5.00 GRAHAM PARKER : Squeeaing Out Sparks 3.15 4.63 CHICAGO : Transit Authority (Ist 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 5.00 RAMONES : It's Alive (Doublé) 3.70 5.40 DIRE STRAITS : Dire Straits 2.75 3.99 RENAISSANCE ; Azure D'Or 3.15 5.00 DIRE STRAITS : Communique 3.60 5.31 ROLLINO STONES : Time Waits For No-one 3.15 5.00 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 ÂC Budokan 5.60 7.99 SANTANA : Inner Secrets 3.45 5.10 EAGLES : Hotel California 3.60 5.00 LEO SAYER : Very Best Of Leo Sayer (TV Ad) 3.50 4.79 EARTH WIND AND FIRE : Greatest Hits Vol 1 3.25 4.79 SQUEEZE : Cool For Cats 3.25 4.79 EARTH WIND AND FIRE : I Am 3.45 5.10 STEEL PULSE : Handsworth Revolution 3.40 5.00 DAVE EDMUNDS : Repeat When Necessary 3.15 5.00 STEELY DAN : Greatest Hits PTO ELECTRIC LIGHT ORCHESTRA : Discovery 3.60 5.31 AL STEWART : The Year Of The Cat 3.60 5.31 FLEETWOOD MAC : Rumours 3.15 5.00 AL STEWART : Time Passages 3.60 5.31 ART GARFUNKEL ; Fate For Breakfast 3.45 5.10 STIFF LITTLE FINGERS ! Inflatnmable Material 3.60 4.79 GENESIS : Trespass 3.15 4.63 BARBRA STREISAND ! Best Of Voi II 3.60 4.79 GENESIS ! Nursery Cryme 3.15 4.63 SUPERTRAMP : Crime Of The Century 3.25 4.79 GENESIS : Foxtrot 3.15 4.63 SUPERTRAMP : Crisis? ìihat Crisis? 3.25 4.79 GENESIS ; Selling England By The Pound 3.15 4.63 SUPERTRAMP : Even In The Quietest Moments 3.25 4.79 ŒNESIS : The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway 4.40 6.38 SUPERTRAMP : Breakfast In America 3.25 4.79 ŒNESIS : A Trick Of The Tail 3.40 5.00 lOcc ; The Originai Soundtrack 2.75 3.99 GENESIS : Wind And Wuthering 3.40 5.00 THIN LIZ2Y : Jailbreak 2.75 3.99 ŒNESIS ; Seconds Out (Live) 4.40 6.38 THIN LIZZY : Live 4 Dangerous 4.00 5.86 GENESIS : And Then There Were Three PTO THIN LIZZY : Black Rose 3.60 5.31 STEVE HACKETT : Spectral Mornings 3.40 5.00 VANGELIS : China 3.40 5.06 HAWKWIND : PXR 5 3.40 5.00 VIOLINSKI : No Cause For Alarm 3.25 4.79 STEVE HILLAGE : Live Herald (Double) 3.70 5.31 RICK WAKEMAN : Rhapsodies (Doublé) 3.70 5.31 HORSLIPS : The Man '.iho Built America 3.25 4.79 JEFF WAYNE's War Of The Worlds 5.60 7.09 JEAN MICHEL JARRE : Equinoxe 3.40 5.06 WINGS : Back To The Egg 3.60 5.31 DRS Comment Orders Don't forget Chat any records not in stock can be ordered First the good news: As our sunoiiers have a«*reed at our usual generous discounts. not to pass on the increase in VAT this term, our stock Records 25X off prices will not rise. However, this cannot aooly to TV advertised albums 201 off manufacturers price rises. Cassettes 20Z off Which leads onto the bad news. Prices of all '-lEA Orders usually Cake between four and seven days. product have just been raised, making a single album We will be caking orders up to the last Tuesday of term. £5.00 (DRS £3.75). Some orders will therefore carry a 45p All orders muse be collected by the lasc day of Cerin, and surcharge. Also, prices of EMI records are about to go anything not in by Thursday (28ch) will be refunded. through the roof- the £5.70 single album will hit the shopi in July. How they can justify this is totally beyond us. Britain already has the most expensive records in Europe, if not in the Western World, and the ludicrous situation T-shirts has now arisen where it is far cheaper to import their records from Holland, Italy, in fact almost anyíhere, than URb r-saints art- still available fron t't«- "'¡'y lunciiLime for a aere CI. 70. Colours •ir«' r.-., skv blue and to order them from London. In fact we now find it yellow. Buy nov,' before tho 'mt •••.---it'tvr comics hack. worthwijile to import current albums from Canada and the USA than to buy them in England, despite having to oay hefty air freight charges and import duties. Tt is about time EMI and the other 'majors' realized chat continual prices rises will sooner or later cut their cvm thmats. © LDR 1979 : OìiS - "'here VAT Is still S'?.; What's Gone Teseo; Chocy bise. 3Jp Bacon 4p Tomatoes 7p Ariel 8p
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Last Weeks Cartoon This Weeks Cartoon T Well I must say that although exams were greatly in evidence this week, the BF box was practi- cally spilling over with cartoon entries. The demi-gods on WTI and BTEhad obviously banged their heads well against the wall to have come up with captions like these.One also recieved a whole t ream of entries from H5C 3 (The J Smoothest Dept in Surrey"), a few <• from BOW (Come home Oscar) and a cheeky one from BIG (?). So as I sit in an empty Union, after my last exam (God bless the Examiner) 1 have only one compla- int- the name is JANE not Paddy- its me that does the typing, its ME that gets bored of writing WTI. So as I leave you all with anothet Name: This weeks results: cartoon its Jane Address: Clean One Bill Tidy Anonymity desired 'tick box) I 1 '"ere somebody called Winners in the sand" has written his name "If you liked Saturday Night WTI Caption: Fever, you're going to love this' Knock of the week Poly I've got tfvU i BRA ? y.. •PRESIDENT summer hours Introduction Week. There are still a number of clubs JULY & SEPTEMBER and societies who have not submitted the names of those requiring rooms for Intro Week. If I don't hear by Mon. & Wed. 9iira - 6 pm Friday - no rooms! Tues. & Thürs. 9am - 8pm (full service) Fri. Öara - 5pm Overseas Students. All Overseas Students are invited to collect their registration forms for next year from AUGUST Registry. This applies ONLY to students returning for next year. Mon. to Fri. 9s\m - 5pm (beginning on Wed, 1st August) Accommodation. A number of people have approached me about houses for the summer, The list I started is now Library CLOSED; rather depleted. Use oe by telling me of your place that needs filling over the summer; I'll do what I can to fill Uon. 27 and Tues. 28 August it for you. OCTOBER (week beginning Mon. 1st Octobev) Fees. The Government's Budget included cuts in Education and increases in Overseas Students' fees. At the moment 9am - ópm Mon. ft Ved. nobody is quite sure what is going to happen. Speculation 9am - 8pm (full service) Tues. & Thürs. abounds. Once the UGC and DES bave decided what to do 9am - 5pm Fri. we will know what's going to happen. Library CLOSED : P.S. Anyone want a lift to Knebworth? Sat. 6 and Sun. 7 October I FREE FES SAT JUNE 30fhl pancy are that those rooms occupied are ÜNoccupled by 10 a.m. on the Sunday morning. There will be people round to empty the rooms at that time. Because of certain other conditions, I must have the names of people wanting accommodation by WEDNESDAY NEXT AT THE LATEST. So if you want a room, put a note of your name and address in my pigeon hole and I will send you confirmation as soon as possible. REMEMBER, priority goes to Stage Crew, printers, stewards and other people who are helping with the Free Festival, so if you would also like to do some stewarding, say so on the note. This year as always Surrey University Students Union Is -rn -, puttlngon a vast array of performers to Delight the vast crowds that always (?) turn up this "We can do anything better than Knebworth", Festival. This Year to emulate the aforementioned grass field,Surrey University Students Union's Free Festival Standing Committee's Manager and Associates, doesn't stoop so low as to ever try and get Led Zepplin but dives in straight at the top and asks Steve Hillage, the Police, Squeéze& Aswad but unfortunately none of them could play so we Went even one better and asked Mungo Jerry and they are coming. Other Bands chat are going to be playing include MISTY INCUBUS THEATRE and from the BE LIKiP TOUR - CRYSTAL THEATRE. i ft'. As suggested by the Heading this isn't just a rock FREE FESTIVAL CAR PARKING festival and there's at least a thousand and one other things to do, (give or take .a thousand). If you have Parents, friends or for that matter anyone else coming to pick you up on Saturday and/or stay for This is not all. Arts for some reason best known to the iho Ktìstivul it would make life much easier if they could inventors of the Festival features quite strongly and ae here early to move your Junk as the access to the quite impressively too. There is a picture exhibition in residences will be closed at 12.00 hours, and it would the Reading room. There will be theatre groups appearing also help if they could park off-site as the facilities all over the place ~ Union House, Amphitheatre, the grass on site will be stretched to the limit. between Surrey & Stag Hill Court and between AX and AY block. FREE FESTIVAL BOOZE The Lower Bar in Union House will be open 12.(X) - 14.30 and 17.30 - 22.00 for Union members ONLY you must show your Union Card if you wish to get to the bar"! Also the Now the serious bit, first accommodation courtesy of Servery will be open from 12.00 - 15.00. Big Bob our DVP (or is it IAD) FREE FESTIVAL ODDS AND SODS STILL TO BE DONE FREE FESTIVAL ACCOMMODATION From Monday onwards the Stage will be under construction This year, as in previous years, the Bursar of Residences, and we will need plenty of big strong lads (and lasses)to Miss Quinn, is kindly handing over part of one court to unload scaffolding at 08.30 - 09.15 on Monday, although house students who are staying in Guildford on the only experienced scaffolders will be allowed to put the Saturday night after the Free Festival. Stage together, we still need people who don't mind running around carrying things, lifting things or Just This year all the rooms allocated are In Guildford Court stixnding around to pick-up any bits of scaffolding or and these rooms will need to be vacated by their term-time scaffolders that fall off. occupants by 10 a.m. on that Saturday, so that the Free In^o by Bob, Nick & W^ge. Photoi o^ ¿ait yzaii Festival Committee can come round and empty them. izòt. by Vaixt.' ¿Lr«-t^ YES - THERE WILL BE NO BEDDING WHATSOEVER, IN THE ROOMS tO L AND NO KEYS AT ALL WILL BE ISSUED. Conditions of occu- u 1969 VW CARAVANETTE. LH drive Paperback of the Week good mechanics, new brakes ft 'Und«r the net" by Iris Murdoch. Panther, £1.25 tyres. £700 ono. Guildford Note 37726. Thle book was Iris Murdoch's first novel EXACTA la. SLR camera, SSmrn. and reaalns one o£ her nost delightful. It ie •ISO highly characteristic, portraying as it Jackie Peto, who operates under several 2.9/50 lens, bayonet fitting. ooes, a saall group o£ characters «ho beccoe VGC. Suitable for beginner, involved with each other through a coemlex aliases - "Lower Bar Jack", Jackie the Mtwork of fraught love affairs. Sandwich"would like to thank all tUe includes hard case. £15 ono. *he structure Is elaborate and coi^lex. Also Rollei SL35 SLR, 1,8/50 cca^rises of a first person narrative kind people who have wished her a of Jackie Donhaghue, a tal^ntad but laty author, speedy recovery and who so kindly planar lens, bayonet fitting. telling hie owi story. n>is character is finely (Rollei bayonet-screw conver-^ obeerved, and represents a si^rb and sustained donated towards the flowers, chox and piece of Biaicry. Jackie is a feckless inhabitant ter included). Automatic with juat, of the social foreshore across which move perfume last week. She's feeling much the rich and talented. The adventures he and his better and claims she's looking TTL metering, timer. VGC, in- intlBstes have, in life and love, are set against cludes soft case. £89, no of- the superbly described backdrops of London and forward to getting back behind the bar! Paris. fers. Contact Barry Ande11, The rest of the cast - his Intimates - SHC IID after Sunday 24th. include Hugo, the reluctant plutocrat {oysterious and powerful men are a Murdochfflotlfti Mars , the GOODMANS 35+35W receiver. wander dog« Anna, Sadie and Harge - sinking, film Boxed, vgc, can demonstrate. and would-be stars, respectively » and the 'pathologically discrete' Mrs Tinckman. Their Societies Offers? Chobham 6306. deployMnt are Infrequently vested with the ROVER 100, 1962. Two owners, •etsphysleal significance of destiny and rlght- CATHSpC Sunday Mass as usual at ll.lSaic ness of tiaw and place by the Indcnltable Jackie. MOT imtil November. Extras. These resonances counterpoint nore conventional in Cathedral and weekday mass at S.15 Only 12,000 miles on rebuilt phlllsophical reflections which are so notable in 'J*. The Prayer group meets at a feature of iris Murdoch's books. engine.£385 ono. Phone 9.00pm in Chaplins Room on Monday. In All her novels are civllisod and Byfleet 52394, Intelligent, bu^ 'Under the Net* is particarly addition there is an End-of-Year worth savouring over and above this because It is an emphatic piece of idea-saying, written in Service at 5.45pm in Cathedral on Weds. PHILLIPS 20" black and white the language of hope, it is also by turns conic Friday is the feast of Ss. Peter & and moving and represents a captivating porform- TV with portable antenna. ance. Paul (June 29th)., and there will be Only £20. Contact Extn. 806 Bro»8»i-n' üulü«- ( Tktf Ci'il ««iiufi' iitflr Ir an additional Mass at 8.15am Friday 1 )li-i' 14 fot- 1IK di-Hcri|>i unii morning. For those traWfelling home on umntlunui forci-, luul Lhrn |>utt<- 220. lini-. :t-(i BRAUN nattery operated shaver. Tor D xhnrp xytioiiNls. Friday the 5.15 Mass on Thursday will Travel case with mirror. Bat- fulfill their duty. Happy Summer teries included. Hardly used- Bookshou BoHt ;:oilor Holidays, 'Always' by Trevor MciUal-Johnscn, Kont.ina. 9Sp. good condition. £8. Extn.496 Roasantic tosh - but rothcr good value at 0.3p or Worplesdon 3367 evenings. per page. CRICKET CLUB AGM on Tuesday 26th June, to elect next years officials. PUSH bike. Raleigh RSW. £20 Bookshop itot Ti^j ono. SHC 23B. 'The Lord of thettini|s' b y J.R.K. TuikiMn, FOOTBALL CLUB Meeting on Monday 25th. Allen t Unwln, £2.9''. A roitiBuc of ».i ) Personal * "Kinky Bunker" - I've had a lot of * Dear G.W. X Suzuhi. - will swap your problems this past week,sorry again. gold thing for a knackered Massey -3AWW * To all you nuts out there - we've Thank you for being you. Yours,Junior. * Hey Jane, did the new hairdo. REal finished. Yippee! Bends, loops, rings, * Danny La Rue - I've seen through your cool. - the cat! & squiggles will really be mad now - make-up- The Monster. P.S-Leaving Sat, * Q, Who is going through a higly -ve 80 watch out! Lots of loonities - the * To the window watchers of 3A: Jealousy phase at the moment and does not belong President, will get you nowhere. Gold Wing STILL to the Elec. Eng department? * Ke above - Hi Ann, how's Theresa? rules,OK ? * I hear that Mole 4 has stopped shaking Love frcm the Boppin' Rockabilly. * Greenfingers (sarcasm reigns):We knov now that the bird has flown. * I wish all the horses, past and all about the water fights and water * Why is it that I seem to get attacked future, a happy holiday, S No. 10. chairs - could be water on the brain's whenever I come to Bare Facts. * Muzap is dead - Drofacts rules! your trouble..(a friend with taste!) * I hear that Dave G*iff**h did not have * Drofacts is dead - Muzap rules! * Roger and Chris - thanks-By the way, enough stamina to go all around the * We would like to spray you with do you like grapefruit? L & S. 'ladies' of Mole 4 last night! stuff at H = 1150 - Gen Eng. * Do crumbs go well with toffee flavoure. * In case you thought that Mole 4 had * La Vache, why spend so much time ice cream??? taken over the personal column - you're with La chienne? It must be level La *Liz - are you really prepared to sacrif? wrong, DrOfacts has. Chatte Admires. ice 3 months in Sweden for 3 months in * Whats Mrs Chief got thats yellow and * Congrats to Nick, Barry & Mozart for Tewksbury... Toffee-flavour thats white? your amazing feat on Wed 13th. From * Ann - hope you don't wee as much in * See next week for the result the admiring spectators. the plane as you did in the car! * Chief said that his red biscuit tin * Go jump in the lake. * P&B - hope you manage to find it has somehow changed to white. Slightly * Julie, Mum says you mustn't seduce again on D-Day; you shouldn't be so premature wouldn't you say! me; please ignore her. T.I.G. careless! A Curl * To Bourne 3 - Congrats! You've all * PeeVee- Leave out the bug(ger)s and Accommodation *Fonrth female stiident needed to passed as grade 1 peeping toms - with we may well find what disappeared come ehare house from 1st 0ctober-30th honours, D-Day 1! Jtme '80. Most be prepared to share * Please note - leching rights on * Simon -I passed 34 a long time ago, room,,£12 p.w. Contact asap Sue, liow, Wandle house rep reserved by Tilly 3/1« according to your definition'.' Jean, UPE'D'. * Jan ~ they all seem the same on theii * Mr and Mrs Chief - what's all this ab- *&'aduate, Post-grad or matxire stud- their stomachs in the dark, dont they? out biscuit tins?? ent with sense of hxanour needed for * The Mob. So this is goodbye! Hope * Editor - I'm looking forward to the place in mixed flat, girl preferred, the exams go OK. LOve Pissed Frannet. Red stuff & the etc. on D-Day. PGirl Axjgust onward, own room Wimbledon * K. Watch out for the Bouncers ! D minus 7 and counting - B village £60 p,ni. ezcl.car travelling * A; suggest you read the rules of the D minus 2 and counting - S to University daily. Charlie 01-946- game -> Batsmen cannot bowl!...R 2nd STAGE LIFTOFF - P 7112. * To the PT instructress of Spiers 4. * S&S; Save money - eat breakfast!! »Summer accomodation July 15-Oct You're always saying you want it, but * Phil,just a few more hours to go! PVS only. Adaptable person needed to has anyone given it to you yet? Inqui- * Paula - Don't forget,cane July 29,the share house Smi.ns walk from Univers- sitive. food goes in the shower,& we'll have the ity, own room, T.V. Rent 12.50 p.w. * Shrap - do you go to the Moon often? fridge! (and lots more besides!I)luv BC and share other bills. Contact Inji * RiF. - who? Love Jane. * Keith T - Is there such a word as Cath.1B27i or Ehillipa, Compton 48. *Re above, what on earth are you on "Fwank"?? You never start,but you'll •Accomodation to let in the coxuitry, about. Savory? Luv R. survive- once already 2 beds, all mod cons* Suit small * To the lovable snail, the page boy & * Some of us have had it,and some of us family or post-grads. Contact Mrs. the ginger-haired leg picker - Ta for will..lots of it!! B&S Ackerman, Woimley 5938« the meals, weals & deals; from the * B4I4Q - must listen to spam 69.'! •Accomodation available for vacation handsome heroes. * N - By the time you read this I period. Clean, tidy responsible * Mike - take it easy with the exams hope to be with you again. Can't wait. person reqitired, own room £8 p.w. or you'll get appendicitis. For relief iHere's to a lovely simmier - J. Apply canoe club p/h. from stress and straw you know where t<> * K and A ... be warned, "jif'-less •Wanted, hoiase/flat for 4/5 people go - M. but we have S.F.S.F. yours cool, for summer vacation only. Hione * To Bob, Congratulations! - Wish it calm and wet. GodaIming(88)6945, Eussell Hse 5, or " was mc! *' Demelza - Every happiness for Feb. God, 4698, Karl Em 14. * To the Peacock of 6B1 - Keep smiling 12th - from the great house at Truro. •Wanted, £20 reward for information Phil!! * H - Thankyou, have a wonderful summer leading to a house for immediate/ * Alexander you're great, have a happy and remember, "suck don't blow"!! asap occupation by 4 people(ex- birthday. * Wanted; oi.e witty male to help Surrey students). Please contact * To whom it may concern: ITTURSOFUBF- Bourne 2 with the caption competition. ADRSAABOW - ISM. X.R.S. * Do crumbs go well with Toffee-Flavour e ' J?!? * To the kidnappers who returned my ice cream. Ask buttocks! •Accomodation wanted beginning of teatowel - thanks a million!I Love * Well Print Girl. That really will be .July to beginning of September close The Entomologist. a pleasant surprise. to University, Contact Jill Sanders * 1/4 to 6 - looking forward to crack- * Why is it that Chief and AD.Mngrs are G'for+ dj Ct,. Tel. 7789• • -2 Mon-îti'.. ing it again ... and again ... and always getting at me - persecuted of i04 *wantea- Accomodation for one in the again ... - lots of love S.Bum. * Well Terry dear, you must be more Guildford area from July 1st for * GOOD LUCK 2nd year brickies going to careful when reef diving. ^^ "the summer vacation, to be S.A. If one of your number strays, * Chief, I hear that the biscuit tin rented on a weekly basis. Contact tell him off and send him home. collapsed last night. Too bad, that can'c U.P.H.'H', * Th the beefburger of Wey 3, ArchibaLi have deflated you ego!!! *Plat wanted over the summer vac. and The Fritzacle are watching you, * Hope Simon is equally as carefulf! University or station. * To the lovable snail, the page boy * I hear that Mole 4 have found another Surrey Ct. p.h,»M'. and the ginger-haired leg picker - to replace the American Bird! The real •Wanted-Pinal year seeks accomodation thanks for the meals, weals and deals; question is - can she? from July onwards, anything consi- from the handsome heroes. * Beware the uncelibate monk or the dered. See Paul Mitchell OTH'M«. * To better than D.H. you could make razor sharp welsh blades! *3 Swansea University students it all worthwhile as a rock 'n' roll * Is it true that back stabbing is to be urgently require accomodation July- star. Love - not as good as D.B, included in the next Olympics? Are Surr^i September, Please phone Julie on * Reg Spry listens to Cross Connection going to enter a team? Pamboro 49518, every Sunday at S.QQpm. * It probably is since I appear to be *3 professional people wish to rent * Ian, Let her Ring on your bell. the punch or is it pinch, bag? a house in Gford area. Ext. 623. * Warning to all Dribbles, Souxie is * Is Janice really going to Brighton »Accomodation wanted over svmmier on the way today! (she's not really, with Graham. I did wonder where all our vac for a couple in G'ford area. but it rhymes!) 35p went too. Anything considered @ £20 p.w. Please ring G'ford 35711. Inst-Edltofiol Offsite Cinema Last weeks budget, although a long overdue step in ÍTOHAY AHD SATURDAY PERPORM&JJCES the right direction, is a serious threat to the already Odeon 1 - Buddy Holly Story 2.10 4.50 7.30 sinking living standards of studetns. Most people will be 2 - Sevea Domonique 2.55 6.35 marginally better off, despite the rise in VAT, due to the 3 - Riddle of the Sands 2.30 5.00 7.30 cut in income tax. Students, and others on fixed incomes, Studio 1 - Music Machine 2.50 6.35 8.45 however, because they do not pay direct taxes, will be 2 - The World is Pull.... 1.45 4.25 7.25 worse off. Pensionners (rightly) received a rise in SUNDAY POR SEVER DAYS pensions , but no corresponding increase was made in Odeon 1 - Silent Movie + Sun. 4.45 6.15 8.20 student grants. Young Prankenstien Week 1.35 5.10 8.50 With the Government predicting 17% inflation by the end 2 - Buddy Holly Story Sun. 4.15 6.55 of this year-, the 13% increase given to students is quite + Rags to Riches Week 2.10 4.50 7.30 obviously nowhere near enough. I sincerely hope that the 3 - Deerhunter Sun 6.00 Government will realise this and correct the injustice Week 2.00 7.00 that they have imposed. Studio 1 - The Players Sun. 4.50 7.35 Week 2.05 4.50 7.55 On Wednesday, one of the Cathedral Court Cleaners was 2 - IDhe Kids are Sun. 5.15 7.45 obliged to remove from the fridge no less than 13 cartons Alright- The Who Week 2.40 5.15 7.45 of milk which had gone 'off, due to the hot weather. This obviously caused considerable inconvenience to the students concerned, but was still the correct move, since curdled Theatre milk not only smells awful, but also creates the risk of Yvonne Arnaud (Guildford 60191 ) bacteria contaminating other good food in the fridge - it Until Sat 7th July. 'Circumstantial Evidence' by has happened before.. Winston Graham What is disturbing is that a large proportion of the Review cartons had only been purchased on the previous day. A brilliant young doctor^ supposed mistress dies under Obviously the fridge itself may have been a little suspect susniciouB circumstances. But was she his mistress? An but there is never-the-less a question of the way in which did he kill her? The first question provides a court- the milk is stored in our campus shop, being basically room drama in the General Medical Council & this is stuck in a few crates in corner with NO refridgeration, intersected by flashbacks & flassideways of more which cannot be doing it much good. Perhaps, with Summer intimate relations on the second question. Ethical more or less upon us, some sort of provision could be reflections, murder techniques & motives are briskly made for milk to be kept under slightly cooler conditions. treated along the way in this mystery thriller, novelist Winston Graham's first stage play. The plot, It is expensive enough for us at the moment, without though sometimes contrived, is taut & fast moving. The having the added expense of being forced to throw away production is replete with tele-stars animating,for t half a carton every day. most part, two dimentional characters % the set is effective ('Crown Court* out of 'Star Trek'). Recomm- ended for those with a taste for who-, what-, why-, how-dunnits, as well as those with a taste for student discounts (Students 40p 5 Min before curtain up Mon - Thürs.) Bellerby (Guildford 73490) Lunchtimes until Sat 30th June (not Mon) 'Something DO NOT FORGET THAT TIIE COPYDATE FOR 5ARE FACTS WILL BE Unspoken' by Tennessee Williams, ONE DAY EARLIER NEXT 'VEEK, I.E. THE 26th JUNE. THIS IS ('Inarticulate Love in the Deep South* - B.F.) SO THAT BARE FACTS CAN BE PRODUCED FOR DISTRIBUTION ON Redgrave Theatre (Farnham 0252 715301) THURSDAY. ANY MATERIAL FOR THAT ISSUE MUST BE IN THE BOX Until Sat 30th June ' The Gilbert k Sullivan Story ' by David Horlock. BY THE TUESDAY AFTERNOON AND ANY HELP WOULD BE MOST ('An amusing & interesting evening' - B.F.) WELCCWE. REME>r3ER DEADLINE IS TUESDAY. Thorndike (Leatherhead 961 77677) Until Sat 23rd Jime 'Ask me no questions' by Derek Benfield. ('A pacy, undemanding piece, with soae good one What's on When Campus liners - B.F.) 27th June to 7th July 'The Merry Widow* by Franz Lehar mUAY 22nd JUKE 2000 ENTS Disco in Lower Bar with Bar Extension. JOp. 2000 SHFS LATENITER "Barry Lyndon","2001", & "Doctor ThanksTo: SinoQ for expecting in two, Jane for her 'smtrner' dress, Strangelove" in L.Th.D. Camilla for her unhypocondriacal tendenicles, Joanna for SATOBBAY 23rd JTJME being a real mother and a tidy one at that, Sproglette fo 1150 First Coach leaves Sports Hall for Manor House Beer using the Dick, Mr and Mrs Chief for the premature tin, Festival. Margaret for her Ramming, Ruth for her excellent atribute SUKDAY 24th JUNE Ann and Steve developing into Mr and Mrs CrcxBe, Bill for 1800) OIU presents "The Revenge of the Pink Panther" his naughty pictures, Bemie for missing me thrice, Sarko 2100) in L.Th.D. for a fleeting vist, Fran for her amazing patience and MONDAY 25th JUME laying ability, Andy for his vertical vocab, Baby A for 2000 Ye Olde Disco (?) Thames House in Surrey Court. doing it six times in the darkrono in one single session, Ian for showing us and 'A' when he meant an 'X', Dave Reece for his '2' gram affair and the aborted Ello, Brin TUESDAY 26th JUNE for the sad news, Robin for his anterior bits, Brian for 1500 CM in L.Th.D. telling Paula to eat her breakfast and encouraging me to 2250 OPU LATENITER "Coma" plus "Saturday Ni^t Pever" in do the same, Elaine for not being missed out - as If I full colour. L.Th.D. would, Kev and bro, for at least turning up and carrying WEDHESDAY 27th JUHE Margaret back from the Ram, and of course Arnold without 2000 Batteraea Court Barbecue: Morris Men, Ceilidh and whom Paddy and Jane would be able to sleep at night, plus Jazz bande, Disco, Booze, Pood + Pree Entrance. the most wonderful and irrestible, fantastic, stupendous, THDRSDAY 26th JUHE GH filling, Arnold loving. Ram going, sintillating, over 1300 Ql: Your last chance to indulge in jocular disscussio sexed, callous but sometimes emotional, Jean ripping,BR in Lecture Theatre D, cheating, T-Shlrt wearing, BF running, OFU owning, DRS RSN GT^ TINT,^ T. RPH N 1 m m I