28 OCTOBER 1988

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Inside this week's stifled Student: EAST GERMANY Over the Wall Leeds Student regrets that p.6 this week's front page story has been censored FAN More "Inoperative by Leeds University Union. statements" P-9 Normal service will be plus resumed as soon as ffiksh possible. RONNIE BIGGS Brazil nut p.6 AND GOOD TO GO

What's the Science in See editorial, page 6 Leeds

V — p2 NEWS — p3,4,5 LEADER — p6 FEATURES • p6&7 THE FAN — p9 CLASSIFIED *— p10 SPORT — p11&12

FRIDAY PM 16.45 16.30 The Satellite Show 2 16.00 Women Of The Year Freetime c4 17.00 Scarecrow & 17.15 Blockbusters 17.00 Newsround Lunch Mrs King YTV 17.45 ITN News 1 18.00 Living It Up For the young 17.55 Murun Buchstansangur Who saw 16.25 it's My Pleasure 17.05Record Breakers 17.00 Rock Athlete at heart, long of tooth 18.00 Redbrick life at Newcastle Chris doing 'Dedication'!!! 17.30 Three Days One Summer 19.00 Family Fortunes University The last fix before the 1735 Neighours Sussex cricket (what Summer?) 19.30 Me & My Girl Simon's silent 19.00 Channel 4 News & Weather weekend 18.00 Laurel & Hardy in - so what? Book Choice 1800 Six O'Clock News Blockheads 20.00 Beauty & The 19.55 1835 Regional News Magazines 20.00 Irish Reel; Learning To 18.55 Popeye Beast.Un requited love 1900 Wogan Lose? Eire education 19.05 Bilko updated 1940 Blankety Blank 21.00 The Golden Girls 19.30 On The House DIY 21.00 A taste For Death P. D. 2015 Twenty-Two Years Of The James dramatization 21.30 A House of Plants 20.00 The North Sea how the Whose Line Is It Two Ronnies Dutch raised Holland from the 22.00 News At Ten followed by 22.00 weather Anyway? 2100 Nine O'Clock News & waters Calendar News & Weather 2130 Casualty 22.35 The Friday Night Film: 22.30 The Last Resort with 20.30 First Time Garden Jonathan Ross 2220 HRH The Prince Of Wales: A A Gentleman's Club The Death Of Me Yet Vision of Britain HRH sitcks his 21.00 23.20 Halfway To Paradise 21.30 Protecting The Children Small town news editor's past foot in architecture & the environ- catches up with him .. . 24.20 Fat Angels Film about 22.05 The Borodin Quartet Play lonely hearts (all soy call) ment again. Tchaikovsky his 2nd String 24.00 ITN News Headlines Sean Con- 2335 The Late Film: Cuba Quartet in F-Major followed by Kook nery & Brooke Shields in 1959 22.45 Newsnight 01.00 The James Whale Radio revolutionary fervent. 23.35 Fatal Attractions: Sudden Show Fear 1st in femmes fatales 02.00 ITN News Headlines series stars Joan Crawford as a followed by Night Network playwright romanced by the music & news magazine man she turned down as her 04.00 ITN News Headlines 'lead' ... followed by Night Heat

09.00 Pages from Ceefax 1 08.15 Satuday Starts Here 05.004eTNwsMorning 09.30 How Does Your inc Bananman and 2 YTV C4 Garden Grow? Eggs'n'Baker yet again. and 10.00 4 What It's Worth Also: 12.15 Open University 06.00 TV-AMinc Saturday Sport EostSpecial guest the horrendous Wideawake Consumer programme 09.00 Going Live! With Sarah 14.00 Network Miss Teenage India Tina 09.25 Motormouth inc. She-Ra, 10.30 Film: Flight of the Greene and Phillip Schofield. Doves Escape to Ireland. 12.15 including the Munim. Princess of Power and Grandstand 12.20 Rickshaw Man Whitbread Trophy Challenge. 14.40 Saturday Cinema: The assorted other kids' stuff. 12.35 Empress Wu 17.00 News; Weather; Sport Misfits Powerful Arthur Miller 11.30 America's Top Ten with drama with Marilyn Monroe, the god-like Casey 13.05 Channel 4 Racing from 17.15 The Young Doctors Newmarket 18.00 Noel Edmond's Clark Gable and Montgomery Kasem. Cliff, 12.00 UFO 14.35 Film: Air Force WW3 Saturday Roadshow with planes drama thing local hero Adrian "Glugr 16.40 Championship Bowls 13.00 News, then Saint and 16.55 Virtuoso Czech cartoon Moorhouse. 18.50 NewsView Greaysie. More aliens. 17.05 When will 18.45 Bob's Full House 19 30 Dancemakers Touch the 14.15 Gymnastics Brookside 19.20 'A110 'Alto More lame farce, Earth Rite and ritual, the 13.35 Wrestling young Growler finally be 19.45 Hearts of Gold Unsung possession of land and what 16.15 The Return Of The murdered? heroes get their 15 minutes of being expelled from it means. Antelope. 18.00 Right to Reply fame in this daunting- 20.15 Rhythms of the World Big 17.00 ITN News 18.30 Cities of Islam 4: sounding Esther Rantzen Easy Music 1 N'Orleans r'n'b 17.15 Blockbusters Jeddah, Last in the series. newie. with Big Chief Monk Boureaux 17.45 New Faces of '88 19.00 News summary 20.25 All Creatures Great And among others. 18.45 Blind Date 19.05 Hollywood The early Small 21.15 Championship Bowls 19.30 Beadle's About days of cinema. This week- 21.15 News and Sport 21.45 Film Club: Kaos Life in a Unfortunately. Stuntmen. 21.30 Film: Red Sonja Utterly Sicilian town. 20.00 Murder, She Wrote A 20.05 Game, Set and Match ludicrous barbarian plc with 00.05 Championship Bowls murder at Peabody Inn. Len Deighton Brigitte "Docker" Nielsen and 01.35 Close 20.55 ITN News 21.05 Aleggro: The Trout Arnold "Typecast? Moi?" 21.15 Bust Bankruptcy "drama"' 22.10 Film: Privates on Schwarzenegger. 22.15 Spitting Image Parade Mediocre comedy 22.55 The Odd Couple 23.00 Movie Premiere: The set in wartime South East 23.20 Film: And Justice For All Jigsaw Man Spy guff with Asia. With John Cleese. Michael Caine and Laurence 00.15 Diary 1972-1982 Horn' Olivier. movies 00.50 Night Network. 01.16 Barney Miller (SUNDAY

1 12.05See Hear! Deaf and 12.00 Film: Sammy's T-shirt 06.00 TV- c4 12.00 Treasure Hunt Nord-of -hearing magazine. Not too different from Billy's DavidAM Frost in repeat of the first 2 Boots. YTV on Sunday. series. 09.25 Motormouth inc. Fraggle 13.00 Lost in Space Classic 12.30 Country File 13.00 Film: Fifth Avenue Girl 13.00 Rock and Follyfoot_ space-cadet viewing. News, then On the Ginger Rogers flick. Record 11.00 Morning Worship 14.00 Film: Our Hospitality Is there such a 14.20 Forty Minutes I want To thing as "Green 12.00 The Walden Interview Buster Keaton classic. Live. 13.00 ITN News then Link 15.25 Opens Wednesday Thatcherism?" 15.00 Grand Prix from Japan. 13.30 Farming and inshore 15.30 Film: Take Me Out Of 14.00 Eastenders. 15.35 Championship Bowls. weather The Ball Game Mega 15.00 Scruples 16.30 Music in Camera 14.00 The Human Factor musical with Gene Kelly, Frank 15.30 Smash Hits Poll 17.05 Rugby Special Winners' 14.30 ALF Some Enchanted Sinatra and Esther Williams. Party with Yazz, 18.05 The Roux Brothers 3: Wet Wet Wet, Salt'n'Pepa etc Evening. 17.10 News, the The Business Poultry and Game. Culinary 15.00 The Match Everton vs. Man Programme. live from the Albert Hall. fun _ Utd. A foregone conclusion? 17.45 Amercian Football San Radio 1 simulcast. 18.35 The Money Programme. 16.55 17.05 The Fall Guy Lee Majors Francisco vs. Chicago. Rolf Harris Cartoon 19.15 The Natural World Brazil. Time. stuntathon. 19.00 Equinox: Heavy Metal 20.05 Face to Face Evelyn Waugh 17.20 18.00 Bullseye The world is full of lead! Panic The Clothes Show under the microscope. 17.45 18.30 ITN News then Highway stations! The Franchise Affair Lau 20.35 Out of the Doll's House 4: in the series. 19.15 Concentration Memory 20.00 Rebel of the South Seas Mustn't Grumble. 18.15 Lifeline game. War is over in Samoa but the Charity appeal. 21.25 Vlsisons of British News 18.25 News 19.45 Live From The Palladium Stevensons are still having a series lays into architectural 18.40 Songs of Praise 20.45 ITN News, then Piece of hard time of it. politics. Cake WW2 flying soap. 21.00 The Media Show Spain's 19.15 Last of the Summer 22.10 The American Wave 2: 22.00 Hale and Pace "Comedy" hottest new director plus a Wine John Landis' Into The 19.45 Howard's Way duo. hard look at racism in TV Night Comedy thriller heaving 20.35 22.30 The South Bank Show casting. Bread with cameos and the director's 21.05 David Hackney, 22.00 Film: The Missouri First Born. in-jokes 22.00 News, then Everyman. 23.30 Scrumdown York vs. Leigh. Breaks Mind the oranges, 00.00 Championship Bowls yet 00.30 Night Network Marlon! 23.05 Dennis O'Neill. again. 23.40 O'Donnell 00.05 Diary 1972-1982 see Investigates. . .Age. yesterday. 00.10 Network East.

2 Leeds Student 28 October

NEWS Pop will eat Students combat elsewhere rape by Robin Perris fear op Will Eat Itself will not play at Leeds University by John Rigby Union on November 5th after being sensational- auchester students ply pulled from Britain's largest ever rap tour. mobilised earlier The tour, which also features Run DMC, Public Enemy Mthis week in a re and Derek 11, has hit problems on the European leg. fusal to he intimidated by a I'WEI were coined and spat act on i he tour, a drop in the spate of rape attacks in a at during concerts in fielguim audience at Leech is inn student area of the city. and Holland and it was expected. The attacker, who has reported that other members Rap fans are still assured of been dubbed "the bedsit of the tour were unhappy with lour acts at the gig, ti wever, rapist" has raped xis their continued presence. as 11W women in recent months, -bought a set package mostly in the Rusholme A spokesperson in )m Canoe- and so replacements. Fin PWEI liflage. the "gent's. that Wok- are being sought. area A pattern in the at- ,sd the concert, confirmed the Possible alternatives to the tacks has been established, reasons tot PWEI's removal. slack country hip•hoppers in- with the rapist breaking in- " t is due to the bud reaction dude rising London scratcher to ground floor flats bet- I ii the crowd towards Pop Will Richie Rich and chart favourite ween tam and Sam and put- Eat Itself!' duo The Wee Papa Girl ting a knife to his victims As PWEI were only a minor Rappers. throats. Hundreds of women students took part in a NF will leaflet "solidarity march" on Tues- day night. Anne Russell of LUU rap concert the Student Union welfare • Looking vp trouble office explained that ord has reached Leeds Student that the National although the women were Front will he leafletting rap tans as they enter the frightened about the situa- Run DMC/Public Enemy gig at LUU lion, "there is a feeling that we are not just cowering Ents security Information, as usual is difficult to obtain concerning the away". Front's activities but Leeds Student understands their hard- Although police have so core "Political soldiers" will be outside the gig. They claim far logged 9 attacks, some that their racial separatist politics are closely aligned to students that many more violence fear those of black separatist rappers Public Enemy. have occurred but have not eeds Student understands that there is disquiet large number of Controversy has constantly declaring "Farrakhnn — 1w been reported. The Stu- amongst Ents security members because the stewards that will be on surrounded Public Enemy after speaks for his people. we speak dents Union has imple- L Run DMC/Public Enemy gig has been made duty. 15 members of the they publicly declared their for ours:. mented measures which compulsory for all security members. same security firm that support for Louis Farrakilan of C hapeltowu sources say that they hope will prevent fur- the Nation of Islam, who has there has been an upsurge in ther trouble These include A number of members press. handled Michael Jack- been accused of gross anti- black Moslem fundamentalist the distribution of persc nal wished to miss the gig Ents officials are not son's Leeds' concert have semitism. Farrakhan has been feeling in the area in the past alarm devices, organ Isinig of due to the fear of trouble worried over security- been hired to ensure a quoted as saying "Hitler was a years. self defence classes. laying that may accompany the problems however, as no trouble free night. very great man...he raised his Leeds Anti-Fascist Action on extra minibuses, and people up from nothing and and the University Linton ,t-Sw publication of leaflet* cx- gig following widespread stewards have actually It will take a nation of that s what we are doing:. are both aware of thr:Fronc,. plaininp, how to se•tire win- scare stories about rap said they will not turn millions to rush this Late .last year the Leeds NF interest in the gig and may also dows and doors in student concerts in the national up. Along with the show! YO! mounted a poster campaign he there houses- SJAG STUDENTS SPECIAL Action week SILK-MOHAIR-LINEN- WOOL By John Rigby he Soo let Jewry Action tirimpliave organised a TOP QUALITY Week nt Action. beginn- ria today. a Ict 28thl to bring Attentlori to the plight oh refit:souks in Russia. and WO adopted refusenoks The week s highlight will he • Sosho Khossin a debate next Wednesday, timing abuse of human rights chtim• there will he a roll call November 2nd,. to discover in the USSR: The debate will of Refuscniks ut the Universi- how the Soviet Union replies to take place in the Riley Smith ty Union Foyer, starting at pleas for the freedom of Rus- Hall oh LUU. beginning at 12.4. Also on Monday there ITS ...ian Jews Professor Michael 6.30prn. and STAG promise it will be a Cultural Evening at WEST GERMAN • FINNISH -ITALIAN Freeman, of University College will be an 'enlightening and Hdlel House, beginning at London's Faculty of law, and wresting event Rpm. [In Thesday another roll FRENCH • ENGLISH Andre Kostih. 2nd secretary to The week of events begins call of Refuseniks will take the Soviet Embassy will argue today with a joint Oneg held at place. this time at the the motion. This House Hiller House by JSoc and SAG. Polytechnic Union. starting at DIRECT TO YOU AT 12.30 student support for its welcomes Glasnost. RUT still Paul Su ►merfield will be remains concerned at the con- ,peaking, On Monday hill- stance WHOLESALE PRICES! Oxford protest Student WE&INibuRNT funcling plan death BAUMLER gi, Lwnaurence a I a meeting last Wednesday. Oxford University col- leges affirmed their support for moves to attract tragedy commercial sponsorship to the university. Mean- Thursday 10th November Awhile, about 200 students, including representatives of the Martin Kirby, a arc! 'fear colleges JCRs, demonstrated against the plans, which they History of Art student, has Riley Smith Hall, see as indicative of government underfunding. University Conservatives have called the demo 'frankly immature. died of Meningococcal meningitis. Leeds University Union Speaking at the meeting in Denning. Oxford University support of the proposals. Ox- Student's Union strongly np- Martin, who studied Fine 10.30a.m. 'NI 4.30 pm ford's Vice-Chancellor, Roy poses the moves however, and and Decorative Arts. con- Jenkins said -Oxford most em• is planning its first relerendum tracted the virus last Friday INTERVIEW SUITS • BALL GOWNS phatically cannot rest on its in three years in an effort to and was taken to Leeds Stu. mobilise student support for its laurels. I fiber supporters in- dent Health for observation. DINNER SUITS • AND MORE chide Lord Hailsham and Lord stance, He was Quickly transferred to Leeds General Infirmary NEWS COMMISSIONING AT but never recovered and died 2•H IltTIO TIONr HOUSE early on Saturday morning. MAY LN STR EE T FAIR MANCHESTER MI 11.1 UNI OFFICE FROM MONDAY The funeral will take place Telephone 1)61 2781591 today in Wales. In his MENSWEAR 10,00am ONWARDS memory a tree is to be Co. Yr.+ Ai& planted al Temple Mewsan. ih Leeds Student 28 October 3

NEWS Gallup poll reveals 'caring Sharing' students By Ian Millar with cannabis being the most he majority of students see themselves as popular. 'caring' and 'responsible' according to a Along withh tobacco, alco- TGallup poll for the Daily Telegraph Student hol and drugs might explain Extra. the £257 average overdraft that 50% admit to having. The claim to be, 'car- ble, might also be doubted. ing' should not, per- The average consumption of During and alcohol per- haps, be taken too ser- alcohol amongst males who haps make up for a general- drink beer or lage was 12 ly sparse sex life. On average, iously as the poll also pints a week. This exceds the students like to claim to have revealed that only 3% risk threshold which experts at least Iwo sexual partners. considered careers in say starts at 21 units a week. In the words of Martyn Har- medicine or community Female consumption ris however, who commented n the findings, "Nobody lies • Anti-Fascit action from years gone by. and social work. Fur- averages six pints or its thermore, teaching and equivalent. more about their sexual ac- social services were the Nearly one quarter admit tivity more than late least respected jobs. to having used soft drugs adolesents, and at no time in Lest we forget The claim to be, responsi- since becoming a student life is sex harder to come by" By John Rigby Other events are planned for eeds Anti-Fascist Action have annouced Anti-Fascist week: Leafletting details of "Anti-Fascist Week", which begins of Leeds United home game at on November 9, the 50th anniversary of Elland Road will take place on L November 12th. Those in- "Kristallnacht" ("Night of Broken Glass"), the first terested are asked to meet at Cry freedom pogrom of the Holocaust. the Trades Club, Saville Mount, Chapeltown, at 12 noon. The By Boozy Marsh which will enable more when holocaust survivors are next day, November 13th, Kristallnacht led to the cademics from all over the country are set- contract funding. This is seen death of 91 Jews and becoming scarce. It is vital that there will be a Remembrance new generations understand ting up a commitee for academic autonomy to threaten research con- the arrest of another Day march in York. AFA are the enormity of the Holocaust" hoping that their march will to defend their freedom and values, and tracts and pre-empt employ- 30,000, who were sub- A To remember Kristallnacht, "reclaim" Remembrance Day devise new methods of funding Higher Education. ment contracts with ruthless sequently sent to con- a trip to Manchester is being from the British National Par- redundancy clauses. organised for November 9th. A centration camps 191. ty, who are also due to march It is widely felt that academics would not be The representative of nun-denominational service is Synagogues were that day. Glynn Ford. MEI'. and freedom of investiga- dismissed for holding dif- the association at Leeds met( held at 6.30 followed by representatives of Trades ferent views to their burnt, and 7000 Jewish tion in scholarship and University. Professor John a rally at the Town Hall at 7.30 unions and local Jewish com- employer., and also protected businesses destroyed. at which labour MF Greville freedom of speech are Turner, affirmed that Ihey munities will be speaking. academic freedom. Irrrnty crileman. co-cm-Lima &unmet and Gerhard Baum, a Coaches will leave the Trades being threatened as a had "quite strong support", for of the Anti-Racist former member of the West Club at 10.1S and the Parkin- direct result of the The organisation is con- but was uncertain of what ac- Campaign, who are working in German Interior Ministry will son Steps at 10.40 Education Refrom Act. tion they would take in the be speaking. Coaches leave cerned that the act gives the conjunction with AFA during Coleman went on to say "We future. the week. commented Parkinson Steps at 4.30 and have to stress the potential of The Act ablished tenure for Education Secretary the "I cannot stress enough the rickets (Price 51) can be pur- fascism in everyday life and the all newly appointed or power to set up centrall con- "We do have good contacts importance of this event, chased from the stall in the need to campaign actively recently promoted dons. trolled funding councils, in- with members of the House especially at the present time Union Foyer. against it." Tenure guaranteed that volving few academics, of Lords," he added. Grads' new Baker turns US cash chaos By Simon Hill By Dave Hobbs job route he issues of local student union financing of survey of 1,001 teenagers, ranging from By Julien Stern NUS provided delegates at the Conservative junior High School pupils to college ears among employers over the falling T Party conference with a welcome target for A graduates in the USA, has shown the ig- numbers of graduates in coming years have their anger and indignation. norance that exists over university costs and F promopted CIPFA, the Chartered Institute of Mr Kenneth Baker, ents objected to the way associated financial aid. Public Finance and Accountancy, to set up their the Secretary of State in which the money was The survey, commis- with a Milne half believing own biannual Graduate Directory of vacanies. for Education and used, he felt it was the sioned by the Council that if their parents could af- Predictions of a 35% drop and figures and more on pro- Science, sensing he was responsibility of the For the Advancement ford the state education they would be unable to sercure in the number of 18 year blem solving. on to a good thing, politically-inclined student and Support of Educa- olds by 1993 are coupled Linking to the directory of changed his stance tion, asked prospective financial aid for private with the increasing demand vacanies will be a system to finance his/her own colleges. for financial consultants whereby graduates can apply from urging vice- campaigning. university students to The worrying aspect is that and accountants in the, for up to 6 vacancies at a time. chancellors to deal mre estimate the cost of a for those surveyes. more than traditionally less attractive. Every Poly and University will firmly with politically The loans subject was year at a state college. a quarter of those not going public sector. have its own CIPEA advisor. active unions on broached again with Mr The average figure to college claimed that rest keeping potential graduates Tuesday, to promosing received for tuition, Instead id spending months supplied with up-to-date infor- Baker confirming the was the main reason. he Council's president, auditing accounts for some mation of jobs throughout the legislation on Thurs- Government's intention to fees and books was Gary H. Quehl. has blamed anonymous firm, a new recruit public sector, day. publish a White Paper on 96,841. The true former Education secretary with CIPFA might find them- Richard Morris, CIPFA's Head Believing it was wrong top-us loans. The issue of amount is $1,977. selves invoved with on-the-job of Education and Training A quarter of teenagers also William Bennett for this ig- financial planning of more hopes that the new directory in principle for local stu- tuition fees and vouchers, did not know that financial norance, because of his con- glamorous companies with will offer an "exciting dent unions to fund NUS however, was carefully aid existed outside of the tinual claims that all of final exams based less on facts alternative - when a number of stud avoided. Federal government source, higher education is so costly. LEEDS LEEDS STUDENT NEEDS PLAYHOUSE YOUR HELP Calverley Street LS2310 Box Office (0532)442111 If you wish to write news hT,t 5 No, P∎ OlTlirfil 01 COLOURS James Barry, Her Story by Jean flinnie stories for the mighty stude -Hetta Charnley's portrayal of Ione/James is a rivetting performance. a gripping piece of big theatre that buzzes with ideas." 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Leeds Student 21 October 1988 NEWS Signing on with Norman by Steve Ball n banks. It would be better if we umber of young people were ejected from W.H. had a properly organised Smiths on Monday as angry scenes accompanied system of supplementing the ANorman Tebbit's book signing session in the grant with a loan'. he said. shop. The former chairman of the Tory Party, who was However, Mr Tebbit did not in Leeds as part of a nationwide tour to promote his think that any plans for auto-biography 'Upwardly Mobile, dismissed the pro- students to contribute to their test as counter-productive and claimed the day to have course lees would be been successful. Introduced. Along with the demon- large crowd of passers by 'I would be surprised it that straturs inside I he shop a crowd gathered to watch t he was introduced. I would be sad of fifty people outside voiced proceedings. if any student with the ability their loud protests al the at the Members of the group claim. to complete his course was policies of the Tory Govern- ed that they had made their prevented Irvin doing so by men,. and against Mr Tebbit in point and that the protest had lack of money: particular. been worthwhile. Mr Tebbit ended on a note of The protestors consisted Following the book signing optimism for people who were mainly of members of the session Leeds Student quire-ed hoping to enter Higher Socialist Workers Student Mr Tebbil about student loans. Education. Society, but people from Leeds 'Many students have already 'In my experience there are Polytechnic Labour Club and introduced loans for no class barriers in this coun- Leeds Claimant Group. A themselves by borrowing oft try that cannot be surmounted • r is Charming Mon /sic) Violence hits Tartan Bar by Tom Symmonds was inadequate security; she Manchester UNI cattered disturbances plagued a benefit gig organ said. ised by the Bangladesh Society in the Tartan Bar Dar Shivitel said that Son Friday Evening. Events should organise ingay book row The trouble started when assumed duty and with the security but that on the night By Vanessa Nolan beer was thrown over a help of Finance Secretary Events had to do security fur anchester University Press are playing down allegations of censorship and friend of Union Education Dar Shivitel escorted the vic- Spear of Destiny and there anti-gay prejudice following the rejection of a book on gay politics commis- Secretary Terry Styant who tim from the bar. A door lock was not enough for the Tar- Msinned for its cultural politics series. was in the Tartan Bar for a was also smashed from the tan Bar: Editors of the series. Dr Alan hands of the affair. Asked fur Denying any anti-gay pre- quiet drink, outside with a table. He also said that it was not Sinfield and Dr Jonathan his views on the resignations, judice in the decision, Mr The beer-throwing and Styant blamed the escala- known who the trouble- Dollimore. have resigned in he said, les up to them, Brooke said one problem was spitting continued on the tion of the trouble on a lack makers were and that the protest, and eleven writers really: that the far-right has a tar dance-floor and a man was of available Union Personnel. situation was unpleasant for have withdrawn their contribu- He said the book had been more effective platform than it tions in support of the editor's rejected on the basis of reports had even ten years ago'. It was punched in the face. Styant 'Due to an oversight there everyone involved. stand. he had received. recommen- a 'real concern that the hook M.U.P.'s chief executive, Mr ding that it was unsuitable tar might attract exactly the sort Francis Brooke. is washing his publication. of response none of us wants'. Students to Foreign feel the pinch students by Kernel Ahmed 1928 ustic. roposals contained in an Inland Revenue con- in visa BOOKSELLERS sultative document could leave overseas students TO THE COMMUNITY pfeeling the financial pinch more than most. FOR SIXTY YEARS Newly proposed tax rules which. if implemented would squeeze would affect foreign students impose. in many cases, severe THE STOREHOUSE OF KNOWLEDGE! studying in Britain who at pre- penalties. Students would be by Gulay Eskikaya sent pay no U.K. tax. The fear hit twice by the British tax OVER 250,000 BOOKS THROUGHOUT OUR BRANCHES IN LEEDS is that the changes will system, being taxed from the change in the cur- adversely affect the recruit- April before entry into the U.K. rent immigration merit of overseas students in- until the April following Arules currently be- to British higher education. departure. ing proposed by the Home Our stock of Medical Books is unparalleled The number of foreign Those students who would Office would mean restric- students nosedived when new be most affected, the wealthy, tions on immigrants enter- in the North! regulations were introduced may feel that it makes good concerning the payment of economic sense to stay put ing Britain illegally as Our services Include: lees and has only been rising rather than give up their students. Personal attention from a family—owned company slowly since. money to the British The clampdown is the result Special Orders for any book In print A spokesperson for the Government. of the exploitation of the 5 Interest—free Monthly Accounts Fulibright Commission which The 11,000 foreign students month entry clearance on sends sixty American students at Leeds University are but a visitors' visas which is being us- Worldwide Postal Service to Britain every year said: small percentage of the many ed by immigrants to declare Monthly Catalogue 'We are very concerned overseas students who bring themselves as students while Free Melling List about the changes and their ef- much needed revenue into the in Britain, thus by-passing nor- fed on students and scholars. higher education system. mal student regulations. There seems to be a double Departments often have to The proposals. which would We are at YOUR service problem. On the one hand the fight hard for as high a number require entrants to state their bother of form-filling, on the of foreign students as is possi- intentions to become students other the possibility that stu- ble. A drop in their number on arrival in Britain, follow dent's income may be taxed: would mean a cut in incoming concern after raids on colleges usticks Universities are preparing finance that universities and in London revealed students their opposition to the plaits polytechnics can ill afford. without appropriate visas. The medical bookshop colleges were subsequently found to be bogus, often offer- Poll tax blues ing no courses or qualifications by Katie Bennett and charging fees of up to $4000. he NUS issued a statement this week warning of At one college, the Advanc- the possibility of adverse financial effects for students ed College of Business and with the forthcoming introduction of the ommunity Cultural Studies, more than Tcharge to replace domestic rates. 900 of the 1000 students were 67 GREAT GEORGE STREET, with their landlords for illegal immigrants. Students are required to pay a LEEDS 1.111 3135 minimum of 20% of their rates compensation. The changes are being op- under the new housing benefit From 1980 students will have posed by the UK Council for T•lAphon. (0632) 136752 system. and I he NUS fears that to pay 211 per cent of the com- Overseas Student Affairs, many who already have an ele- munity charge at their term which says that the colleges themselves should he review- ment of rates included in their time address, and the NUS MONDAY TO SATURDAY rents will suffer hardship if estimates the extra cost to ed. and nut students. since their landlords do not reduce students will average S44.80 a allowances must be made for WO am to5.30tr. those who genuinely change the rent. year. Wu Welfare Secretary Will Wood added that this is their minds, or prospective Wood stressed that people merely 'another example of students coining to Britain to should he aware of this the government grinding find out about available students down: courses. possibility and try to negotiate Leeds Student 28 October 5 NT ∎ipiDEPEHDENT NEWSpAPEP As far as we know, this is the first time in Leeds Student's history that we have been forced to pull a story from any page by external pressures. For this we would like to apologise: every reader of this paper COVER 1 has the right to expect us to live up to our strap-line and be a truly independent Paul Crask on life newspaper, but in this case that has proven sadly impossible, for the follow- behind the Iron Curtain ing reasons. We hove been informed that running our scheduled front page news story in East Germany could result in temporary — possibly per- f you think of East Germa manent — closure for the paper and pro- Lots of gold medals in atl bable sacking for its editor. This is Iit at all? because we are told that any story con- Well, the year before last, to the s cerning a member of staff lays the Univer- stringent visa controls, a group 1 students took a last gulp of Western sity and its Union open to legal action tain close behind them. They were from that staff member, irrespective of there for three months. The trip to whether the story is true and of legitimate Republic is a once yearly affair who students take off in the third term t news interest or not. Marx University in Leipzig. So theoretically Leeds Student could There they live as East German the discover a staff member who was selling students and are subject to 'tasci heroin by the wadful to schoolchildren relentless Marxism, history, ly he, culture, and blatant propaganda. a mei whilst dipping his or her fingers into the The aim of the visit is not only ler's Union till, and still be unable to print a to learn German but to ex- mans word. It is an utterly ludicrous situation perience life and the people of wreai which makes a mockery of our attempts this most developed Eastern Bloc ed or country. It is a country where On to behave in a manner befitting a respon- unemployment doesn't exist, eradil sible newspaper, but what can we do? In people wait 12 years for a car more and families must have on truth, the University Union holds our purse the Ji average two children to solve the foreh strings and like it or not we are bound to population crisis. A land where comp a considerable extent by its diktat, when huge red propaganda pillars pro- of tilt claiming 'SOCIALISM; 'PEACE' it chooses to exercise it. girl tr and 'ONWARDS!' stand as Whenever such a situation obtains in man eyesores in every town and city. accut. any reputable Fleet Street newspaper its So what else made the trip so in- ham, readers are justifiably outraged. In fact teresting, annoying and East one only has to mention the seedier end saddening? hislot of the press in the company of hacks and 'Tb PROPAGANDA Woof the air is thick with condemnation of the (A policy, not a Bonn Murdochs and Maxwells of the world. Yet pop group) kept settle here we are, with the first gagged Leeds !ter a month in the G.D.R, Student ever. And hopefully the last. propaganda became ac- Tb histui Journalistic ethics and the old adage tell .epted as part of life. Apart from propaganda pillars 'anti! us to publish and be damned, to name the there are banners and flags on omit guilty men. Unfortunately things don't buildings and streetcorners Hide the s work that way, so you'll have to find out saluting 'THE UNBREAKABLE BOND WITH THE SOVIET the full story through the grapevine. Or UNION', or the murdered com- man via whichever other publications happen munist hero 'Ernst Thaelman. firm; to chance upon it. For this week we can Standing inside the rusting that only offer our apologies and a promise barbed-wire of Buchenwald con- Mud centration camp. with the words their that as far as we can ensure it, this kind • Colditz Castle - Honest! 'TO EACH HIS DUE' written on beat of thing won't happen again. LETTERS Editor: Andrew Harrison News editors: Robin Perrie. John Rigby Edited this week by Martyn Union security to come down is no reason why they should Oswald is that? Ziegler and deal with the trouble and have another forced on them Ye News features editors: Karen Thornton, Tim the fortuitous presence of by administrative DOES HE MEAN DEREK? rn WHitwell HARVEY ON HARVEY several members of Ents and incompetence. Dear Sir St Sports editor: Simon Rigg Dear Mr Editor, Events, the already chaotic I do not believe the That inane grin at the top or In Washington: Neil AMos, Eddie Goncalves, I am writing to draw &ten- situation would have become Bangladeshi Society were to of the page said it all: Sid Dave Wilson lion to the security fiasco in even worse. blame, but someone was Yobbo the Royalist Anarchist the Harvey Milk Bar last Fri- When beer monsters are responsible. The events of Fri- was back! For years now N Designers: Graham ALexander, Steve Hicks day night, anyone with any roaming around with broken D Editor's P.A.: Louise Allison day night were truly frighten- have had to suffer Jameson's more than a Brussel Sprout bottles, battering down lock- ing — after all, the Union has unique brand of inverted Contributors: Kamai Ahmed, Steve Ball, Katie between their ears should ed doors with benches and traditionally been a place of snobbery, coupled with the Yt Bennett, Cute) Eskikaya. Lawrence Gavin, have realised that a benefit threatening people in the refuge from the mindless most patronising interviewing Simon Hill. Dave Hobbes, the indefatigable gig/disco with a 2am licence toilets with bits of broken mir- beer-fuelled brutality of parts style since Russel Harty (RIP). 5 Beezy Marsh, lam Millar, Vanessa Nolan, in the Harvey Milk Bar re- ror (and all these things hap- of town. Any repeat of Fri- As if his truly abysmal radio Marilyn Sequiera, Julian Stern, Tom Symonds. quires both adequate and pened on Friday night) there day's events must surely programme wasn't enough, competent stewarding and is a very real chance of so- 0 Typeset by Editorial Services Ltd., 346 place a question mark over he regularly appears on TV, around eight security staff meone being killed. At one the future of the 2am licence. either as the great Champion ci Kirkstall Road, Leeds. working in the bar all night. point in the evening security Dar Shivtiel was heard to say of the Masses or as Andre Printed in England by Widnes Commercial Last Friday the benefit staff working at the Deacon that 'heads will roll over this Previn's partner in that em- Print, Widnes. nominally organised by the Blue gig had to be called one' Let us hope that this pro- barrassingly smutty commer- Registered with the Post Office as a Bangladeshi Society lacked down to assist Union door ves to be true, and not just cial. Does Leeds Student si newspaper. both these things, with security. These people another Exec platitude. really feel it is necessary to predictable results. Had it not already have one very Yours Faithfully devote a full page to this self- b been for the willingness of important job to do and there Lee Harvey satisfied charlatan? 6 Leeds Student 28 October ,CUILIAN COPE IS DEAD CRACKDOWN OOD TO GO A HUNDRED YEARS OF ART

IN BRITAIN - EXHIBITION AT

LEEDS CITY ART GALLERY

REVIEWED BY JOANNE ALBIN

This current exhibition is cultural travellers thrown painting "Full Fathom Five" an electric, if not sketchy together on their journey by Gillian Ayres. representation of British (George William Joy's Although the role of T sculpture is poorly represented Art dating from 1888. The "Bayswater Omnibus"); the 101 works, diversify from ragged mother turns from the the exhibition as a whole is Lady Butler's heroic battle cry gentlewoman sitting still successful, if simply for its ("Scotland Forever") to the complacently in her finery. hanging and the comparisons beautiful mythical scenes David Hackney's it provokes. This Leeds caught at the end of the Pre- autobiographic but exhibition appears somewhat Raphaelite era, seen in John uncomfortable "Peter getting anaemic in the shadows of the William Waterhouse's "Hylas out of Nick's Pool" displays massive 1987 Royal Academy and the Nymphs" and allow the familiar graphic images of Show of similar intent, an insight into the society of nudes and swimming pools but although the "Hundred Years the society of the last century they tend to become flat and of Art in Britain" still renders typified by the human figure montonous in their popularity. a fresh insight and houses in its enviornment. Dedication to abstraction and some fine paintings which the Encapsulating the image of evident enjoyment of the oil mighty academy overlooked. Victorian London are the cross medium is seen in the superb Joanne Albin ART FOR SCIENCE'S SAKE LEEDS UNIVERSITY GALLERY give the impression that they are The work of the third artist, Nicky EXHIBION Reviewed by genuine ancient relics, which has an Hirst, seems to continue this theme SARAH MEADOWS almost eerie effect of carrying one of simple natural structures, this right back in time. time in the form of painting. To the he Leeds University Art Nicky Mamwell's collection of ignorant spectator, the artist's Gallery is currently exhibiting sculptures entitled Simple Growth T the work of three intent is difficult to grasp but contemporary artists, illustrating are abstract shapes cleverly there is a certain appeal about different styles in painting, ceramics constructed from papier-mache on them. and sculpture. chicken-wire based on the diverse The gallery, as a whole, is The display of ceramics pots by structures discovered under the definately worth a visit and not just Dianne Cross is particularly striking. electron microscope. The forms she a fleeting one since its contents Being all made out of stoneware has created are both unusual and have much more to offer after more clay with black-bronze glaze they very pleasing to the eye. thorough inspection.

BIG and Filling his apartment with such act of violent homophobia. 4 (i. ig" represents a great leap essential accesories as a bunk-bed and Before he is inelegantly hacked to TRASH CREW forward fOr tacky film ideas in a trampolene. his teatment of the people death with a machete, Robbie Coltrane Editors: Andrew Harrison and the eighties. The story of a he meets is a lot more considerate than is amazingly brilliant as the gay club Chris Donkin 13-year-old boy who. one night. wishes some of his fellow upwardly-mobile owner. Decked out in yellow gingham Arts: Bayley Lee he was big and the following morning workmates. and red suspenders. this is Coltrane at Music: Adam and Vee wakes up to find himself turned into a This is not to say that "Big" comes on his untypecast best. We also see Emile Features: Emma Brown, Gay 30-vear-old man has the potential to like some mournful, Allenesque study of Charles (no doubt an ego of the future) Flashman make "Bedknobs and Broomsticks" look Relationships. Josh's ineptness in all and Tony Forsyth in demanding debuts like a considered piece of surrealist those "adults" situations, from the as the two naive youngsters. Good To Go: Jane McDonald melodrama. However, Tom Hanks turns disagreements on the raquetball court to This is another refreshing angle to Contributors: Jenni Lamont, in a convincing and, above all, moving questions like eighties love. slightly Andy Pemberton, Helen Best, performance as the boy bewildered and "What about more polished than Amanda Inverarity, Joanne terrified al having "adult" responsib- provide FILM FE STIVAL the entertaining, we- Albin, Donner and Blitzen, ilities and concerns thrust upon him by many major made-it-with-ten--quid- Martin Ross, Ian Edwards a fairground mac! -He. chortles as well as PREMI ERES a n h om e-vid co Subliminal cultural terrorism The story develops as Hanks' pathos and serious letter to Breznev'. by Bomb The Space Funky `G" character.-Josh. finds a job "suitable to thought. What is slightly worrying is the amount and the Godfather Terminator his abilities.' and as a computer operator (Sieve McGorreit) of promiscuity portrayed throughout. Hix. Omerta! in a tov company_ is soon noticed: by the Whether this will be accepted well by a management for his "intuitive" THE FRUIT MACHINE gay community now horrifically aware of knowledge of the market. and the female The superfluity of dolphins could have their own sexuality and actiens I cannot eirle•r staff because lie looks like Tom worried me if I hadn't been looking fOr say — at times the sex certainly seemed SPECIAL NOTE TO Hanks. Mirnohing deep and thoroughly mean- gratuitous. • ALL REVIEWERS Billed as a "comedy romance", hods ingful throughout 'The Fruit Machine'. I hope it makes people think. I hope of these elements revolve aroned an We see two young Liverpool lads people appreciate the turmoil of emoti, ins exinninatien of emotional manna v in the fleeing their homes after they- witness a that goes into the film rather than the' From next week all jobs will '4 ,11■e‘l 4,1. the SappiJsrlth aillill •tld. killing in a chili idebioosly named 'the .e ~uality~nudity. Don't expect mindless be commissioned at the Poly It I.• rem this le‘el that the film is most Fruit Machine.). (tee jet ties calls this a drnel. evert dolphins. office from fpm on Tuesdays, striking_ sliewieg hew. despite Ins "gangland killing- but I wuold be mene starting Tuesday November iwiwlenit foi gloving y4.1111- Transformers itielined to 14/AV that the was art tGri) Flashman! 1st. Don't forget now! 2 October 28 Trash Magazine JULIAN COPE have outlasted Cape's most recent Since then Juzzer has been a poet and a palpable absence of LUU Refectory hibernation period but precious little and a Fool, o turtle and a saint. He's inspiration. His best new song Review by Andrew Harrison else has. While eighteen months ago met God in the back of a car and "Vegetation" is only any good Jool was a junkyard sex demon, he's been up and down on love's because it sounds like Cameo. gagging his way through trouser-time trampoline. But before now he's So we see Jules emba-k upon a he world's patients with Julian raunchathons like "Pulsar", all we never quite been an outright poltroon quick "impromptu" lap of the Cope must be wearing pretty got this time is someone who has The flaccid nature of much of My Refectory balcony, we see him do a T thin by now. Ever the junior evidently taken too many funny pills Nation Underground is hardly the quick Jim Morrison Lizard King shot spacecake. Copey has persisted for this evening. matter here, though to say that we that makes Ian McCulloch's effort years in walking an errant line Not to put too fine a point on it, have been presented with the St. look like Phil Cool's, and finally we between genius and rank stupidity, the major creative enervation that Julian out-takes is not unfair. get a reading of "Reynard the Fox" making any sort of commitments to appears to have overtaken young What is the problem is that young so plain bloody dumb that you begin matters Copelike rather a hit and miss Juzzbo has left him in a position -he copey appears to have come off the to wonder why you aren't at Mr affair, has not faced since The Teardrop rails good and proper this time. No Craig's instead of twiddling your And what we ran into a week ago Explodes stopped being the kamikaze more self-mutilation onstage, not thumbs through this twaddle. on Monday, children, was Cope in pop biz of 1980 and began being a much serpentine canoodling with a One suspects that the last of the vaguely irritating cream-faced loon band whose members were very mike-stand, just sub-standard Crucial Three is just about ready for made. Yes, the Feather trousers a la nearly in clink for murdering one reiterations of Copeisms that have a life•long residency at the great garage thrash St Julian time have another. earnt themselves cliche status already Eric's in the sky. EVERYBODY WANTS TO SLAG JULIAN COPE

JULIAN COPE: MY NATION he had predueed the s.imused garage here. The title track in particular. a UNDERGROUND (Island) Review t7erimee, of the "Saint Julian- L.P. tit•s minute epic featuring horns. by Adam Higginbotham So, when the time came to prt► hice chepped 70's funk guitar and more nil verily, the appointed day did a new collection of material Julian false ern lings than you can shake a come, upon which H is apparently felt no real need to des iate stick at, which eventually degenerate- A Venerable Copeness did realise from last year's canonisation into the sound of a Cope rle ►rl% no that his records were onl bought by programme: the first track of 'lily longer playing with a full deck miquiing leuels acid casualties and evrnernbers Nation Underground'. could be an '88 ini let uerable gibberish as the si ing dies of The Teardrop Expludi-, Fan Club. rernix of "World Shut Your Mouth'''. around him. St. Julian Jlid see the truth and. in a and much of the rest of the album, to kfiparenik in an attempt to balance blinding flash of white light realised a lesser iedent, follows suit. The most this staggering funk creation, die what he must de — "Alial he noticeable progressiun bent the last atrocious "China Dolt-. sub-erooning proclaimed triumphantly strutting from album seems to be the a sudden trash of the worst order. is placed next. a nearby welding shop. "A mike-stand prediliction for mammoth string in the running order at the beginning I can shag onstage! Massive critical arrangements — and even these graced of side two. acclaim and chart success shall be -St ,lulian terry now and again. The A5ide from that. the rest of the mine!" Patent Tamwerth Drawl, the persistent. album is all standard Cope product. Fortunately. the nice men at Island smashing kiekdrutn. the crashing guitar which will please fans but not put any Records realised that there was more chords: even thing sounds disturbingly vicious nicks in the cutting edge of to being a chart-shattering superstar modern music. than being equipped to perform ()nee vou•%e ttcciple-ti Ow fact that Buy it, le all means. hut don't expect "Revnard -Hi, Fox- whilst copnlating is hat ev hese her• the extended ■-ceir mother to complain aimut it. Shy with a rodonem ars fir•-escape. and he version of JouLs' List album. everything mac just tell you that ''hilimanjarn- was duly manacled into a studio until is line. anel. irtiketi there is good stuff was a let better. October 28 Trash Magazine 3 BLOODY HELL! MY BLOODY VALENTINE, PALE SAINTS DUCHESS OF YORK

`rn very easily distracted these days. I find it too tiring to get involved. I guess that's why my voice Iis so blank. I haven't the energy to judge, I just let things bounce off me and out into space. The Pale Saints bounce nicely, almost without me notic- ing them. They pass through my system, causing me only to shake slightly. But this isn't enough, even though I know that their lead single Feels the some as me. His voice rises and falls only mechanically, in time to a metronome that beats softly in his head. They can't but restrain themselves from moving fast, from moving freely. When they should be scrawling glowing lines inside my heart, all they con do is describle huge pastel circles in the sky. Their promise goes unfulfilled, they do enough to make me shrug, but no more. My Bloody Valentine, though, take a needle to the senses. A threat is always implicit there: should I drive it home or should I let it rest? I plead for them to push it in, begging desperately that they'll force me to betray my ar- rogant stance, my supercilious stare. And when it comes, the shock is tremendous. They scar my eyeballs from the inside, pushing out, the braided rhythms of the erocticis- ed, mesmeric, 'Slow' beating against my pupils, contrac- ting, dancing to the beat. Kevin's stories are delivered without comment. Like a child playing with dogshit, he doesn't know that what he is doing is wrong, doesn't know that he's playing with diesease. When he sings, "You give me flowers for the stones I give to you". I feel it but he doesn't. I cry, while he only smiles. The sound tonight is all wrong, what could have been o writhing blister of o sound turned out to be no more than a mild graze. It still had force, but only the stop-start balance of tensions within 'Drive It All Over Me' really got there, really hod me reeling. The guitars, which should have soared, to cascade down in raindow colours, only sounded dense and un-differentiated, a prism that has turned opaque. But, oh, what might have been.. .

followers, but with a good sprinkling of R.E.M.: EPONYMOUS (I.R.S.) 'This ua- the only pail that tainted ate on: ad-libbing to refresh the parts other live Review by Adam Higginbotham that be was candy all over'. ld Daydream Two is slightly different: I'm D bands Si? often fail to reach. Sn, not on- At the lieginning a their illustriens !yes. 11 1 exploit, Smiling Yal•traly ine, spare. blowing smoke 1‘ were we updated nn the latest ilie,toow..i v't`l BEM •onsist•nth made 3Y of •Ian Girl- fame). but rings from ei non-exi+1.•nt eigart•ne Carl' ior t exciting and min► atn• records whom- initial-

3c Grata asks me tor a light. This is a fantasy • w e eel', also !treated _tit some hotspnne n ly impenetrable nature made listening to that I certainly ant riot going 10 d•scrihe in philosophy. comprehensible or not, and them a strangely rewarding experience; by 2131 to bits of instrumental breaks when the detail. I mean. Cary is such a gentleman, and Ild the time of their fifth album, late in 1987 ■ I wouldn't want to betray a trust. vocals fell into relief. they had reached the stage of turning out ir-

NVI Daydream Three: I smiled at Von Let me allow me one last indulgence, and ritating ditties with a sound increasingly Stroheim's 'Greed'. because that is how it conclude simply — they were magic! reminiscent of The Hnusentartins after a few has to be. Money should come in flows. in too many Neil Young albums and spiked THIN WHITE ROPE (TARTAN rivers. I want to be able to buy everything pints of lager top. A compilation album was that I want and everything that I don't want. BAR) bound to make this apparent, and it is merely Review by Spend. spend, spend... 'Come on down to Andy Pemberton merciful that it doesn't become quite brutally' the store. We can buy some more, more. Thin White Rope play loud. Just when obVIMIS until half way through the second 'oil expect the chorus to glide into gear. side. the song darts away. plummeting Nevertheless. this is eerminly wise pitekag. Daydream Four. The artist Eric Fisch! beneath you. a ehange of tempo, a ing ha- a retnevectise cuntlyilation. It's in- placed video cameras and screens around clusien of remixes and rarities Will attract change of melody... a couple making love. Within a few bed' jeacenual new fans and trainsponer moments. the man had become transfixed Thin White Rope distort and derange. DEACON BLUE REM funs of yore salivating with delight at by the image el himself upon the screen, ■The\ destroy preconceived ideas and Review b JENNI I.AMONT obtaining vet more undiscovered highlights rominuing to make IOW.% but evidently en- compl•i em attitudes. all at once deny- of film seundiracks and obscure flexidises. joying the image inere than the reality. ing a•ce.ssability and Well. what can So — the tracks Daydream ive : demanding anvil say? Deacon Blue Igor. the tracks... 'She's a beautiful metal thin. There are no %%TIT Vh .1 id,- rful looking over the jukebox, a sailboat ex- Liv easy ways into Thin and., their succe.ss. I I' .1 !sae k ALBUMS plosion, a snap of an it seems was the White Rope's house. (",nalogn•. and in electric whip-crack.' result of their ability to get the balance The dour is securely bolted. to get in y et, I4'1% of 16- tart Mat Wantiabes, wannabe.s.. right. They mixed enough new material must crawl up the drainpipe. the band have rarely been considered as a I wanatabe... Madonna's sneer in 'Open its all the 'oldies' from the 'Raintown' 'Mr Limpet' starts as a country' lick -singles hand. it scents that tImy would have Your Heart'. the flash of lightning m been I wul'i album, whilst working themselves and then descends into sonie terror, with by a double alleine 'Transmission.. JFK's death throes, Keith However. it s 1M think you like REM but have the audience into a harmonious frenzy : raw I Piss Freeze'. '(:arse around'. and Richard's guitar, Lupe Velei's dug. Judy no new•y. Men steal this album. I, hiwncise. and then letting its catch our breath as 'It's. OK' add thunder to the storm. Garland's barbiturates and the head ofJaylie Ion 'Murmur' or 'Reckoning'. Mansfield. they entranced us with their more soulful U'llen Guy Kyser lece tntes agitated he numbers. spits venom and frustration. The au- Daydream Six: with feeling, an entrance SONIC YOUTH-DAYDREAM NATION to the Daydreams of Rock Roll through The voice, of Rirkv Ross anti Lorraine dien•e is swamped itt a disturbing swirl (BLAST FIRST). the miles. Everything has to be loud, or you Nl•Intosh contrasted thin combined as of sound which blocks out thought and won't feel the spillage. the extensions. the they zig-zagged hetween sensual strains leaves vou to find your own meaning. Daydream One goes like this: Me and Deb. 'agony -. with just the right amount eel rough edge The mound was crap but it made no hie Harry are trapped alone on a desert and thew giving-it-yamrel.. 'ere erful difference. for as Guy perceptively island. The gist of the story involves some And Finally: I want to be torn apart by extremely. close contact. In my dream, sound. The layers stripping away my skin un- bursts. Weaving in and out of each song pointed out. 'You can't understand a as our fairs get closer and closer. I notice that her til I am left dekneeless before the force. My they would then come together in the word I'm saving eau you?' In an age lips are turning bright blue. beginning to muscles bare. Not even bloody anymore, just crescendos which had its all dancing in when music is sanitised and processed. steam. starting to curl apart. It doesn't mat- pulse. pulse. A body without organs. part of the aisles. with a bluev whiteness you've never seen ter what happens next, because I have the slipstream. Pulse. pulse, pulse. '1 wanted This resulted in high-duality renditions before. Thin White Rope are dirty. Now already turned off. To enter the Videodrome to know the exact dimensions of Hell. Does of songs generally well-known in their WASH YOUR HANDS! at my time of life would just be too risky. this sound simple? Then fuck you'. 4 October 28 Trash Magazine LIVING DOLL

SADI.ER WELLS ROYAL BALLET — The Grand Theatre Reviewed by HAYLEV LEE allet could be said to be like the Olympics — lots of very fit Bpeople contorting their bodies into unbelievable (and unbearable) positions to achieve amazing results. The difference however is the ab- solute grace, dignity, poise and pure elegance with which ballerinas con- trol themselves. If you lived under the impression SINGLES that ballet was basically lots of tutus, REVIEWED BY JCs 1-7 primadormas and soft. silidy slippers with blocks of wood stuck in the KITCHENS (IF DISTINCTION: The bottom of them, Les Sylphidesand Last Gasp Death Shuffle. Themes and Variations, two of the -And listen my children to the parable three works performed, would live of the Kitchens of distinction. There once up to your expectations. Both involv- came a man to the land of Lon-Dun. And ed a melieu of swirling dancers this man had three sods. each of whom had been born some time beofre. The man had dressed in white tulle almost floating a problem, which was this: how to lit all to the accompaniment of Chopin and of his sons and himself -into their kitchen, the such like, and performing at the same time. And Cod spoke to him suspended dream-like visions upon and said: -Cut off their heads and then the stage. your problem shall become as nought.- However, sandwiched between And the man did as God wished and was never tinted with a crowded kitchen again, these two productions was colourful He even had time to clear out his collec- and comic, although, adaption of a tion of appalling vinyl 101 Christ Russian folk tale entitled Petruska. FAT BOYS: Louie Louie It was this that woke the husbands "'Hi!'. said Louie, said his brother up and added some life and color in- Louie. Joanic lucked them up and down. to the conventional format of the her eves settling on their crotches. She lick- pas-sell, and demi-piles. The three ed her lips. She figured that she didn't main artists, Margaret Barbieri, as have to be at the :4litre-holder's meeting till three, and that left sonic time to kill. The Ballerina. Nicholas Millington, What better 'say to fill it than to engacc as The Blackinoor. and Cruham in a little bit of exercise Lt.: Mouunit would Lustig, as Petruska, portraying the have wanted. She flicked on het mu st three dolls somehow made the engaging smile. 'Corm- in l,.n ... r in...• awkwardness of their toy joints into I wonder what we can Itn with that record?" Gdtins an amusing elegance which could THE PARACHUTE MEN: 11 I Could not he faulted in any possible way. Wear Your Jacket:- The detail of this performance from -Sybil! What is this Parachute doing the choreography and costumes. here? Sy lit! How am I ex/m.4.1•d to run :I down to the settings and timing were cottipetrut hotel when you let the gorses spectacular and overcame any in- leave their personal IICIongingm herent expectations imposed upon everyivherr? Sybil! Are you listermigl Manuel, ah...los para•histos..e.s..in los way. the infamous Sadler Wells Royal Well don't just stand there man move the Ballet. bloody thing. Oh God! If you want something doing well...you shouldn't write songs that such big ones" Cleese. HAMLET Hamlet is, in its core, a study of the trays a young working class couple SlNEAD O'CONNOR: Jump In the — RSC Touring Production conflict of heart and heart which this who, whilst fighting their own sexual River day sees the release of another production failed to highlight, render- revolution, end up fighting for their record — that's a form of music made per- he difficulty or delight with ing incongruous reflective soliloquies baby. manent on vinyl. children — by the bald. The performance showed headed — which means that there- is no Shakespeare and with Hamlet in by Hamlet on the nature of Man and hair present on her head-Irish — which Tiparticular is the amount of op- on his own dulled activity. More everything but the often obligatory means that she comes from across the sea- tions the producer finds himself left positively, Mark Rylance as Hamlet happy ending and some of its more singer — witch is a form of entertainment produced by breathing loudly — Sinead with, stemming fundamentally from succeeded in bringing new vigour poignant scenes left the audience win- O'Connor. It ain't half had either — which the choice of setting right up to the and originality to a well-knon play cing at its accuracy. It was hard hit- means Idisappears in a puff of patronis- ting, cynical at times but extremely ing smokel. And now, here's a story about portrayal of Hamlet himself. This pro- a Panda riding a bicycle" Craven. moving and witty. duction attacked these problems in SHAKESPEAR'S SISTER: Break My an innovative style typical of the THEATRE Its sensitivity was the result of many Heart/Heroine Royal Shakespeare Company. The month research by the group's two "Well, I have to admit that the mix of col. Ours is not entirely to my taste- of course, results however were not consistent- players, Juke Clays and Dave Jones, the colour that's going to be in this Winter ly successful or true to the text. Seem- through his brilliant exploitation of and the confidence in its delivery was is very definitely going to be black. The evident right from the beginning. The shirt design is very stylish, but its just such ingly unable to decide upon which every comic opening. Despite old hat. The vent at the top really isn't setting to choose. they plumped for everything, the play was still very im- clever use of sound and light with suitable for the modern girl...l think that a rather unusual and distracting com- pressive for a touring production with such a sparse set made the perfor- this bunch should definitely look into the mance even made more effective future for their designs, and not the past. promise, beginning with long dresses a cast traditionally new to major pro- Its all a bit flatulent isn't it?" Conran. and 1920's gramophone music, and fessional Shakespeare. AND more importantly, entertaining. STEVE EARLE: Copperhead Road The strength of such groups in "Well. boy. Once 1 was on top of the concluding with Philip Marlowe (Helen Best) community theatre makes this type of world. Once. I was up there, rknoi, lookalikes in rain-coats and panamas, 'Look at me ma. I'm on top of the.: oh. whilst Hamlet himself spent most of production com-pulsive viewing and I've said that, Hut you ya dirty rat, you've the play in his pyjamas. BLOOD FEUDS part of what forms an essential done me. you've pulled me apart Hell, mouthpiece for those things that need I'm gonna end up in the pen 'ens of you. The actual portrayal of Hamlet was — Theatre in the Poly Once. though. once I was somebody. And rather more controversial. This was The lastest play from the Manchester to be heard. The group are planning I can't never forget it. never rdtire graceful, no pensive Hamlet, if anything he was Touring Group brings into focus the to return to the poly in the near future ly Cagiley crisis of relations between mothers, and although not everyone's cup of MARC ALMOND: Bitter-Sweet hyperactive, driven on not by feign- "t hhhhhhhhhhhhhh errrm-rrrrwrrrrrrr ed madness but by true depression fathers and their children. tea, 1 for one will certainly be there. rrrrrrrrrrr....where's the drugs?" Cope - A L.. L:e hee,tir-1111 with Onhelia, Set in inner City Manchester. it por- (A rnanda In-penult October 28 Trash Magazine 5 E GREAT UT OF HID SCREEN HARRIS MAN I

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he last great crime of the Twentieth Century took place on say more? Auguat 8th 1963 when fifteen men robbed 41 Royal Mail train of £241 "All joking aside. I have a comfortable happy Tmillion in used notes which were destined for incineration. The shell- life and I don't harbour any kind of envy for ',hocked country' christened their escapade the Great Train Robbery and Blister Edwards or any kind of person ut all al twenty-five years later Ira become a legend. the moment, or that I would want to swap my lifestyle with. I'm certainly happy And so has Ronnie Biggs, the hardfaced endeavour whatsoever." Er. right here, with a nice cranfortable home. swimming pool, all mod cockney kingpin, the joker in the Train "But over the years, Ronnie Biggie has always cons, a maids, a houseboy. a couple of dogs, a Robbers' pack, who got thirty years for his part been good copy, I might have managed to skip couple of birds...what inure du I need? in the warn and then audaciously flew out of a house ball an hour before the cops Isn't there anything Ise misses about Blighty? Wandsworth High Security prison in I965 for a came banging on the door and stuff like that There is a long pause. lifetime on the run. and of course this has always gone down very "I can't say that there is I1(1 Something about the robbery and about Biggs well in the papers." be honest. I can't in particular has gripped the nation's run that I repass jellied eels or he sticking point with the train imagination the way only the great scandals of whatever...although l was talking to someone robbers' fairytale of instant wealth the '60s do. But while the protagonists of front Devon earlier an and I remembered the and .4lias Smith and Jones-like T time I spent there as a • I was Protomo mid Poulson are either in their graves chivalry (--in all that time they never hurt or playing beluga in reef homes across the South evacuated during the war. nobody") is the CIVIC of Jack Mills. Coast, Biggs still haunts. the pages of the frothy "As a Londoner I really did a Mills was it guard vn the mail train that Bigot press. His very freedom — living the Ilk of country and if I really do muss anything and his accomplices robbed. They coshed him. Riley in sunny Rio no less — cooks a snook at England then it's that kind of rural sccene.•" and several ye he died — directly as a Why British justice's claims to efficiency. is it that 25 yaw since their moment of result. many believe, beating at the And Ronnie? Well, after twenty-five years in glory. he and the Train Rubbers can still he Rubbers' hands. the public enemy top ten — and a few weeks at Wen in your morning rag as regularly as Myra Biggs himself 1. ills' death is Hindle". number one — he still loves it. Joan Collins and the Queen Mum? not to he laid the. Wby did they strike such a chord in So much w.) dun he's made a movie about it_ the RrigiSh. subject elicits a re. Vic are not talking the acme league. however. as anon while la tgititing there "I remember When I was gr bat wieldt the story of the another traits robber's rise and 1974 and taken into custody by my fall, the high•luidget BLOW with Phi! Collins in Jack Slipper,- be sass. the Mk role of hapless Buster Edwards. "I was Oven a copy of the Daily Express and opposite Julie Walters. Bonnie's is a video-only someone had done a ndussit of the robbery ack the air. saying that lbw of robbers beat Jack Mins to Peace...there's no r ,tomewhat brzarre-sounding Prisoner Of the footplate with repeated blows with an iron over the years airs Ili) drainatiees (very loosely) the matiode. in bar and then left the man broken and bleeding berus in history. Biggv was kidnapped by 01.4:,,,,,..sorltli.xt-1t,a by the side of the railivay tra,uk: "1 don't know when Robin Hood used to do imeat an -returning hint to fare tier "Of course this is a vast distortion of the his thing in Sherwood Forest but he would also music ii** tin. actual fame, which are that Jack Mills was hit have had to be regarded as something Of II Pieturethis: Biggs himself played by one' Paul only once' and he bumped his head as lie fell on thug. But here we are all there years later toill Freeman woe& an arehaeohigot in Reader% of something proreting ire the cab. making Movies about ham and suoing what a the Lost Art apparrndy). Ronnie" nemesis "There was evidence from a doctor after die good hid he was. McFarland inexpliealsly . pLayes1 by king of Kafka robber) that he treated two wound', on lark "We were — rend still are and will be for Steven Berktlf. And ii"Wipt written by Slog Mills' head necessitating four stitches and sly mans many centuries — brought up an this kin self. Funny old waiK,.inriit? stitches. and there was also a coroner's; report of violence. And like it or net the Train when Mr Mills died some six years afterwards Robbers are now a part of that." ask the mid** voice at the which said that the blow he had received had rd of theVaneatlantic phone- ime is dragging on and it la e to nothing to do with his subsequent death. must he looking for a bit of ask Ronnie the 64.000 "But how many papers will publish that? lien r dodgy** Interpol and all Tquestion. He's fired 23 Sara as a many members of the general public are /Mare ri lifhaalf of your lifer fugitive. underground for yenri, and then of that? Very few I would imagine. The image ittir it all up again? hiding in Rio until the birth of his *on in in the minds of the public is that I am a thug. a slightly misinformed 1973 placed him beyond the reach of monster and directly responsible for the death to a quiet life." estadition prnecedings under Brazilian law. of Jack Mills. Which I am net.- Year old in Rio. He'll never return home to the UK and Well,he would say that, wouldn't he? that suggestion. he'll never ere some of his immediate and I'm making ramie Biggs is more than a minor family again. cash to celebrity in his now-native Rio. due So if he'd known how dramatically the Rin no small part to the filet that his Robbery, was to change his — lei alone Jack Just a British-horn son Mike ie out the way to Mills' — would he have dune it at all? that becoming Brasil's own Rick Artley. Ronnie Ronnie 'sighs fur is moment and then lapses htheki is feted as folk hero and a right character. twit a reverie err long it sounds as though forMie sirundal: not least for ern ii sluing to put one over on 'Telecom have pulled the Leeds-Rio linkup tabloid media's Mr Pun ritisb establishment- offline. More or an expert on handling f pour Buster Edwards, who went -I don't knoes...I1 you know what's coming up 'Rupert !Murdoch. How does he stn "me? 'the world has you might have a change of heart, but if you a- at once the world's greatest celebrity rewar ether selling durit....I would say yes anyway. nut, and a portable panchbag for flowers form pittan Station would du it again. Otherwise I'd be some story about me has been vastly distorted ail eight every night of t ur poor old pen_siotirt Irving to save up for a On this subjets, Ronnie Is aa phibwiop lie. ►,r the years, sadly so in some instances." he fiara who says. as chap speaking on us minable phone nest to a third r' "The newspapers make or break one. They swimming pool in 80 degrees of spring heat can sentence in W andsworth We, awl still found can be cruel or diet can he kind. When I first be. Yard, hurt low for Iwo dale; ran away horn prison I would read with some "As Buster describes it, standing outside time to make is record.** thr Sex Pistols. horror that I wise almost certainly armed and I Waterloo Station until H o'clock at night selling Living pront4he ft or nut, that crime ran pay, would shoot,. on sight. shit like that. flowers doesn't wens like my idea of fun, To if in as magi currency. "This kind 1ithing used to really annoy me. live in England doesn't scent like my kind of Biggs' fortune is a store of a fame and I've. never ILO anything to do with firearms, I fun either come to think of it. notoriety (what's the difference anyway) that will outlast his lifetime and probably don't like firearms particularly — every time "When you consider this beautiful warm mine by far. It's ammething a million people that one is made there's a pmential threat to ',canary with the lovely tall swaying women in ,. would give their eye teeth for. Stay what Sarrle

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AT Y'SELF FITTER The world is your lobster BOSTON EXCHANGE sive to even begin to list here, but a few 44 St Anns Lone of the particularly original dishes Leeds LS4 2SE deserve a mention. 'Cajun' cooking Tel: 0532 755404 which hails from Louisiana involves the 'searing' of meat in hot ground spices, he Boston I Baltimore / Diner / Ex- giving it a unique flavour. Prices range change has changed hands, names from £4.35 Fajitas comprise of strips of Tand interior decor so often in the last either chicken or beef, grilled with soured few years that one might have been peppers and onions, served with tortillas forgiven For thinking that as a food and and a range of dips (£6 95). The size of drinking establishment it wasn't exactly these portions is truly humungous...strug- thriving, The truth, however, lies more in gle in your own time. In addition to these the constant desire for innovation and and several other Southern American change amongst the 'big bods' at head and Mexican dishes there are plenty office than in any culinary shortcomings. more traditional steak and chicken The truth is that the food at the dishes, plus home made burgers, all char BOSTON EXCHANGE is extremely grilled. To add to any of these are a good. It seems that at long last the range of side dishes including Onion somewhat amorphous concept of the Rings (£0.85), Garlic Bread (£0.85), 'restaurant chain' has been dragged and Exchange Salad (£1.55). screaming from the clutches of the Ber- In fact, the mixing of various dishes is ALTERNATIVE ni's of this world and given a respectable positively encouraged at the BOSTON CLOTHING & FOOTWEAR image. EXCHANGE. Hove a starter as a Gone are the traditional 'steak 'n' main course, a main course as a starter ACCESSORIES chips' to be replaced by a bewildering- and so on...in the words of the Manager ly wide range of dishes, in the case of himself, 'anything goes'. JEWELLERY RECORDS the BOSTON EXCHANGE based If you have any room left at all after around the food of Mexico and the any (or all) of this, the sweets are 'quite POSTERS TAPES American South. on experience'. For the more adven- Not exactly the place for an intimate turous there is Mocha Mud Pie (£2,45) VIDEOS candlelit dinner, this is definitely the or Death By Chocolate — honest! — place for a party night out. Start off with (£1.95). If you fancy something a little 14 NEW STATION ST LEEDS OFF BOAR LANE one of the reasonably priced cocktails less intimidating, try an After In A (£1.95 — £3.75), o double sized Glass...a mixture of cocktail and ice (£2.95). cocktail to share (3.95) or a 2 pint pit- cream sundae Wines are possibly a little pricey, even cher of slatted cocktails, Sangria or the house wine is £5.95 a bottle. Hav- Pimms (6.95). During 'Hanpy Hour' the ing said that, both the red and the white latter two are reduced to £1.97 and are of good quality. .possibly worth £3,47 respectively. having a couple of glasses (£1.10). Moving into the restaurant, starters Overall, the BOSTON EX-. range From Potato Soup (£1.25) to King CHANGE offers you the opportunity to Prawns (£3.95) and include the delicious indulge yourself with good and original Loaded Skins — potato skins filled with 60p Food, reasonably priced, in surroundings bacon and cheese, mushrooms, or chilli, condusive to having a GOOD TIME. En- and accompanied by scur cream and joy it. chive dip. The range of main dishes is too exten- RATING (Out of 10)-81/2 ALL DRINKS 'MAGIC- ASTONISHING... MAGNIFICENT'

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Saturday 29 few Russian fables & Leeds October warm yourself with Playhouse, ANTI- vodka. Calverley Street, APARTHEID;FREE Tuesday 1 NAMIBIA! November Leeds 1_52 3AJ. Demo' & rally in Tel: 442111. Adm. Bradford; transport .1-SOCISJAG details from LUUAA Meet 12.30prn in the Poly £1.80, double bills Friday 28 October noticeboord. bar to participate in a Cannon Cinema, £2.50. Tickets on CHRISTIAN UNION roll-call of refuseniks in J-Soc1SJAG MEETING the Union. Vicar Lane, sale 30 win before Joint ONEG at Hillel Talk entitled 'God. The At the Uni; OGM in the Leeds LS1 House, 6.45pm, tickets perf. Healer,' at Wrangthorn Riley Smith, 1pm. Leeds £3, Paul Summerfield, Tel: 451013/452665. Sun 30th Oct Church Hall at 7.30pm. Former adopted Refvsenik coordinator of SACSJ will All welcome. Sasha Hassin will speak Adm. £2.50, £1.30 ROSA be the speaker. with Union card Sunday 30 October via a live phone link for a LUXEMBOURG (PG) SUDAN DISASTER motion supporting Soviet Mon-Fri before 6pm. 6pm BENEFIT ANGLICAN- Jews' right to leave the METHODIST SOCIETY No smoking. WINGS OF DESIRE At the Harvey Milk USSR. (Tartan) Bar, 8pm 'till Mark Waddington is the 1: FISH CALLED (15) 8.30pm guest speaker at Becketts Wednesday 2 approx 2am. Tickets November WANDA (15) £1.50 on sale in the Park, 4pm. Refreshments provided - all welcome. INGUSH SOCIETY 1.20pm, 5.00pm, Lounge Cinema, Union extension (foyer) at EVENT 8.00pm North Lane, lunchtime. Lots of African THE ALTERNATIVE Cheese & wine party in music. CYCLING SOC 2: IMAGINE Headingley, the English Foyer from LITTLE CHIEF & THE Meet at University Union 8-11pm. £1.50 for 1.30pm, 4.50pm, Leeds LS6 MYSTERONS steps, lOarn, for ride to members, £2.00 for 7.45pm Tel: 751061/758932 Benefit gig for Bolton Abbey. A fast & others. slow ride will ensure you 3: From Sat 29th GOOD MORNING Chapletown nursery at J-SOCISJAG the West Indian Centre, won't get left behind. Monday 31 October Riley Smith Hall 6.30pm; FRUIT MACHINE VIETNAM 6.00pm, Loycock Place, 1.57. - Professor Michael 1.25pm, 4.50pm, 8.20pm Tickets at £1.50 & £2.50 ..1-SOC/SJAG Freeman debating the 8.05pm - B 'till very late. All Roll call of refuseniks in USSR, Gorbachev & Odeon Cinema, proceeds to the the University union foyer Glasnost with a Hyde Park community nursery; little - meet at 12.45pm to representative of the Upper Briggate, Chief must be seen as the participate. At 8pm, a Russian embassy. This will Picture House, Leeds LS1 no.1 up-&-coming Leeds cultural evening at Hillei be an enlightening event Brudenell Road, Tel: 430031. Adm. bond. House; come & hear a - don't miss it! Headingley, £2.80, £1.80 with Late Henry Henderson Strong Leeds LS6. union card. Sun 30th Oct YOU LPSU (430171) Tel: 752045 Fri 28th, SLOSH Tickets available Sat 29th Oct 1: KATINKA 8.00pm Mon 31st Oct LOOT & fromiumbo Records THE ROOTS Thurs 3rd Nov BOMB THE SEVENTH SIGN for Fri 28th only Tues 1st Nov CUD with THE BASS (15) 6.30, 8.45. Sun 1: From Sat BIG Crow People & Purple LUU (439071) 30th Oct for 3 days 12.40pm, 3.05pm, Eternal Tickets available from CTS ASTORIA 339 Wed 2nd Nov Shop (LUU) Jumbo PLANES TRAINS 5.30pm, 8.20pm Roundhay Rd WRATHCHILD Records AND 2: SNOW WHITE (490914) Thur 3rd Nov ROB Sat 29th Oct HENRY AUTOMOBILES (15) (afternoon only) DUCHESS OF YORK LLOYD AND THE NEW ROLLINS BAND Vicar Lane (453929) FOUR SEASONS 7.00pm Wed 2nd WAREHOUSE 19-21 12.50pm, 2.55pm & Fri 28th Oct BEAT CRAZY IRISH CENTRE York Somers St (468287) Nov for 1 day GOOD MORNING with Joe Gallagher Rd (480887) Wed 2nd Nov LOVE & EXORCIST 2 THE VIETNAM 5.05pm, Sat 29th Oct SCREAMIN' Tues 1st Nov DICK MONEY & THE LORD SUTCH with The HERETIC (18) 8.20pm GAUGHAN guest Jon SENATORS 9.20pm plus THE 3: BUSTER 1pm, ASPECTS OF EARLY (431751) EXORICIST (18) 7pm 3.15pm, 5.35pm, GERMAN CINEMA Until 10th Nov, Mon - Fri lOom to 5pm DIANNE prompt Thurs 3rd 8.05pm BRADFORD NMP,PrInce's View CROSS - CERAMICS, Nov for 3 days 4: BUSTER 2pm,5pm, (727488 ext. 248) NICKY HIRST - THE UNBEARABLE 7.40pm Until Feb YOU PRESS PAINTINGS, NICKY MAMWELL - LIGHTNESS OF BIG 12.40pm, THE BUTTON - WE DO 5: THE REST, THE BEGIN. SCULPTURE BEING (18) 7.15pm 3.O5pm, 5.30pm, CITY ART GALLERY NINGS OF SNAPSHOT ST PAUL'S The Headrow PHOTOGRAPHY, SNAPS CONTEMPORARY Late nighters at 8.20pm for Fri 28th (462495) Ilpm: only 100 YEARS ON ART GALLERY, Stowe Until 15th Jan 100 YEARS BRADFORD SCHOOL House, Rishopusrto Edited by Fri 28th Oct PRINCE 5: From Sat 29th OF ART IN BRITAIN CHILDREN'S SNAP St (456421) OF DARKNESS (18) RUNNING MAN Until 4th Nov PROJECT Until 5th Nov Mon to Fri Sat 29th CHAMELEON - LEEDS UNIVERSITY 10am to 5pm, Sat 12pm JANE 2.15pm, 5.20pm, LIGHTING & FURNITURE GALLERY, to 2pm HOMESPUN MCDONALD OctSUSPECT (15) 7.50pm Fri 28th Oct for tow days Woodhouse Lane STORIES 10 October 28 Trash Magazine 1111111111111gT he first in an occasional series of funsters' guides.. . The TRASH

CIVIC THEATRE Cookrldge Street. Top Ten (462453) Fri 28th Oct for two days only OUT ON THE TILES 7.30pm (Sot mat. 2.30pm) Some proper EQUUS Lesbian and gay boozers and clubs in Leeds. Sun 30th Oct 3pm THE songs FAIRER SAX ust start by our corner from the penny, got Roundhay Rd, Harehills. It's with hundreds of lesbians Wed 2nd Nov for four bias, one being the older men's crowd from mixed with womens groups and guys. The been and the 1. London Calling days 7.30pm A VOYAGE an alky and the Old (dead) Red Lion going there after meeting in rest of the drinks ore expen- — The Clash ROUND MY FATHER the E. Leeds womens sive (£1.40 a pint) and it's hating musk the other a (closed for £750,000 worth of refurbishments). The centre. A bit local basically water and piss. GRAND THEATRE 46 teetotaler with no taste in 2. Alternative New Brirate clientele are gay but some downstairs but good for a Sam Miguels, back of music at all. (459351 don't look it, but what do drink, nice and roomy, I do the Merrion centre, strictly Ulster — SLF Bananas, on the Calls Friday 281 for two days you think gay spotting was like dyke spotting here. over 20's all the bar staff (bottom of Briggate). Well only KISS ME KATE invented for Nice beer And the Nitespots:- are gay and about 50% of 3. My Perfect I like it, it's got some really Tues Ist Nov for Five days draught Theakstons. The main lesbian and gay the clientele I've not been Cousin — The 7.30pm neat pool tables (2), a well The White Swan, (well club is ... ROCKSHOTS but have heard it's a tacky Undertones (Sot mat. 2.30pm) BACK good dance floor and has described as the mucky which lurks above Bananas ripp off of a spanish holiday WITH A VENGEANCE! cabarets, drag acts, duck) just below the Corn (entrance on Lower club, so you never know. 4. Going with Barry Humphries strippers and a late night Exchange. Not for those Briggate). Full at weekends Phonographique, in Underground — LEEDS PLAYHOUSE bar on Tuesdays (2am) with a sheltered upbringing. but expensive (£3.50 Sat, the Merrion centre, used to The Jam •.:alverley St (442111) except Confettis night when Normally full of diesel £2.50 Fri) 50p less before have women and gay only Student discount: £1 off they close and go to where advance bookings, 1/2 price dykes, tough old queens 11pm. It seems the only nights but now studenty but 5. The Great Rock every gay who's anybody is standby and anyone else who can dress restrictions are the still mixed. V. small club. „ Confettis. Hardy insists 'n' Roll Swindle — (Mon & Thurs only) drink a pint of beer in less ones you would get they play good music but I Astoria, Harehills Lane, The Sex Pistols Fri 28th Oct to Sat 5th than 10 seconds. Beer arrested for in the streets wouldn't know about that. Harehills. Has great women Nov Mon & Tues 8pm, special hand pump Tetleys; anyway. During the week Weds to Sot 7.30pm (Sal Positively everyone is only discos at weekends! 6. Too Much Too with free Flow lagers skol one of the cheapest places mat. 3pm) COLOURS lesbian and gay ... with nice Not to regular though see Young — The and xxxx. in town. Women only, bouncers thrown in! Beer is LOP OUT IN THE NORTH Specials LUU (439071) alternative Thursdays Fri 28th for two days only Whitbread Trophy fizzy Primrose, Meanwood Rd section. Fizzy beer. I'm starting up again on the 7pm TRUE WEST (electric pump); lager V. Nr Woodhouse. Mainly normally too drunk when I 7. Great Leaps lesbians and straights — 13th Oct. Rockshots is get there to core. LPSU (462522) Heineken and Stella. Forward — Billy nice fight on the pool table actually 2 clubs the lower Fri 28th Oct 7.30pm Toro The New Penny Must mention the unions Bragg one is always mixed. They Arts Group: BHAVNI affectionatly known as the (winner stays on) between (poly and uni) both have serve a fizzy pint of BHAVAI Penny opposite Bananas the bar dykes and the good policy on lesbian and Websters, with Heineken 8. This Charming Thurs 3rd Nov for two with a more down to earth 'macho' men. Cheap pool gay rights and the staff are lager. Man — The Smiths days only 7.30pm The crowd. Tacky but friendly ... (20p) and darts board, I'm okay, but watch out for the World Turned Upside at least it doesn't have fairy sure they hove a set of Confettis, formerly 'rugby club' types (only the Down: TROUBLE WITH dominos behind the bar! Tiffany's upstairs in the men). Lesbian and gay soc 9. Stand Down HARRY lights! With nice bouncers Good beer can't remember Merrion centre. Gay on the meets in the uni on Weds Margaret — The ALHAMBRA THEATRE reminding you that 'this is a Beat goy pub you know?' :- which (surprise surprise) but 1st Tuesday of the month and at the poly on Thurs Princes Way I think it's John Smiths, lager see Laurel or Hardy for a nights 7.30pm, during term Bradford (0274 WHAT how dare they are fosters and hofmeister. time. With the occasional 10. Clampdown 752000) presume I'm heterosexual? cheap ticket. They even get discos at both unions. The Clash Fri 28th Oct only 2.30pm Beer :- free flow Johm Womens football goes coaches from other towns, the place to be that night try A. Laurel and B. Hardy with & 7.30pm JOSEPH & Smiths; Hofrneister lager. there Sunday nights. Good for a quiet drink. it, it makes a real nice thanks to George and HIS TECHNICOLOUR Bridge, newly The change to be in a room Mildred. DREAMCOAT the Fforde Grene, Compiled by the opened just around ageing Robin Perrle Martin Ross

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What the party of the G.D.R. is the Hungarian with Chech and even people have, even if it's not a lot. erns to sample life in the Karl Russian with Afghan. Opinions T S. E.D. (the German they enjoy. There is no rush to go Socialist unity party), and its were varied. An Afghan student out and buy the latest compact the entrance gates, the words leader is Erich Honecker. One said: 'I come from Kabul. I think disc or ornamental vase, befitting 'fascist' and 'capitalist' frequent- person in eight is a member of we were invaded: any western yuppie. A stranger ly become one. The camp is now the party, From childhood on. Student life brings a disturbing told me: -a memorial to the victims of Hit- the party dominates their lives. ler's Germany where East Ger- element into play: student spies. 'I don't mind having to wait Children first became members mans. Russians and Poles lay To laugh at the thought is only twelve years for a car. I'm not try- wreathes in memory of their lov- of the 'Young Pioneers' where to fool yourself. Nick-named ing to be better than the ed ones. they were taught socialism and 'Gummiohre (rubber ears) they neighbours' Marxism at an early age. They are feared and resented by all One of the most taxing probl- Do a tour of the camp the wear a military uniform and university students Closing doors ems during the three months is eradication of the Communists is learn to march. After the 'Young and whispering turns 1.e Carre food, Eating out becomes a trial more emphasised than that of Pioneers' comes the 'Free Ger- into reality. The spies are 'good' of queuing for seats in restaur- the Jews, and a film. shown be- man Youth: where the uniform party members, who are ants and being rather disapp- forehand in an old SS building changes colour to blue but the repeatedly approached and ask- ointed at the limited menus. compares the holocaust to that policy stays the same, and final- ed to act as informers on behalf Sausage or pork steaks with of the Americans in Viet Nam. A ly people are 'recommended' to of the party, During the Leeds sugared red cabbage tends to be- girl from Leeds, who holds a Ger- become SED party members. University students' stay. political come rather monotonous. man passport was practically This is not statutory, but discussions were tense, lest too Travelling around is the fun accused of being guilty of what advisable many [rank opinions be heard by part: Cities such a Berlin, happened at the camp, and an the wrong people. Weimar. Jena and Dresden are Rumour has it that party hill of interest or you could go East German booklet on the members have art easier life' and history of the camp states: The Leeds students' all shared about 411 mites south of Leipzig • East German soldiers steppin' out 'nicer homes'. Alternative parties rooms with three East German to a place of interest only to us The murders are known. Their do exist but not as opposition. students in a hall of residence on Brits: Colditz castle. blood-stained track leads to These parties merely represent the outskirts of the city centre. It stands on a hilt of a small TEN things you didn't know Bonn. No court in the Federal people of a particular status or The rooms were cramped, con- town of the same name. unaware about East Germany Republic of Germany has bent. and voice suggestions in sisting of two large desks and two of its fame in England and sentenced them up to this day' parliament. Such parties include A few interesting facts about 4: Theo k a 12 year wait for small hunkheds, making work. houses lunatics rather than a car costing on average The rewriting of the Republic's the Farmers party or the Chris- work and shopping: leisure and sexual pleasures POW's. Of course, when you 20,0181M. II is classed as a history transforms inhabitants to tian party. almost impossible. Sex, however, travel, you meet people, and 1: Pay isn't the same for luxury item 'antifascists' of the war era and The main newspaper in the is almost a party policy. The GDR perhaps one of the highlights of everyone as we are led to 5: Only of households nothing at all to do with the GDR is an SED party newspaper is suffering a population crisis the last venture behind the curt- believe. The average wage of own a car. Bitter campaign. A quote from called Neues Deutschland (New due to flights to the west before ain look place in the Harr. a male worker in Ihe GDR is 6: 1 person in 8 is a member the same booklet reads: Germany). Its slogan is that of 1961 and couples are encourag- mountains. 1100 East German Marks per of the party. Anyone who The first inmates were Ger- Marx's London Communist ed to have, on average. at least There, on a patch of land near month. The lowest is 450M. doesn't go along with the man antifascists, Unyielding. League of 1847: 'Proletarians of two children to ease the problem. some holiday bungalows, Leeds 2: A male worker works on 5-year plan is treated as a firmly convinced of the justice of all countries unite!' During our The most used contraceptive is University took on the men in average -13.25 hours per their cause and of its ultimate three month stay in Leipzig, the the pill, but many single women green and red at football; a week; a skilled worker and a 7: Direct tax is 15%, national traimph, they did not abandon only news referring to London are tempted to have children, as uniformed troop of Red Army mother of two children on insurance is 6%. their struggle. they embodied the were Me latest unemployment the state pays a generous soldiers, Needless to say. it was average 40 hours a week. 8: There is no unemployment better Germany, they salvaged figures. allowance to unmarried mothers. a friendly. 3: Over 90% of women work. and a shortage of work force.

Yours, Andrew Blackman furiated the students cc n- therefore be demanded. Basically, it does not exist sure that it works, so we need them by the media -- who Yes, as I am sure he has as munity as a whole, and not An appeal is made to the at this university after a recent support. We also need ideas are always quick to give non- un- much relevance to students os least the African students. university community as a demise. This means NO Rag and jokes, so if you want to conformist bands Steve Albini, Quentin Crisp As one member of the whole, including academic events will take place this get involved in something that complementary labels and even Paddy Ashdown. African Society, Sidgi staff, to support African year, as they did not last everybody can get involved Public Enemy felt so strong- Kaballo, told the LUU OGM students and the LUU Anti- year, without YOUR help. in, come to the Old Bar Ex- ly about being misquoted WERDSETTERS TAYKE last Tuesday, overseas apartheid Movement in cam- We are in the midst of set- tension on Monday at 1pm. and mis-interpreted by the NOTE students will not be comfor- paigning for the immediate ting up a Rag society here at Alternatively leave your press that they wrote and Dear Edtor, table in an institution that resignation of Professor the university which shall ideas in the box we'll place released the song 'Don't Whas't giong on? harbours such blatantly rocist Sampson. work in conjunction with the by, (by where? — Ed) or in Believe The Hype' — an at- Yours, Robrat Le academics os Professor Yours, An African Student already active and growing executive, tack on reporters guilty of the Sampson. Also, this will Poly Rag group. Between us Cheers, Philip Morris, Tom above crimes. SAMPSON SAGA without doubt damage the in- Dear Editor, we intend that a truly great Edge, Del Crigg. Public Enemy are not a Dear Leeds Student, ternational standing of Leeds SACK SAMPSON! No rag group shall happen in Lets hope that it'll be better racist group, they only feel that blacks are equal to Professor Sampson has not University and will clearly less . Leeds, and the Poly is than the pathetic efforts we've whites and should be treated only broken the moral prin• discourage prospective From 'a student' already embarking on a seen in the last few years. ciples of the University com- students. The Leeds Universi- ragmag that our group shall as such. I would like to take this op- munity, but has also shown ty Senate and the LUU RAGS TO RICHES? contribute to. However, we PUBLIC ENEMY NO 101 portunity to thank LUU for deep-seated contempt for should not tolerate the scorn- Dear All, need your help. Our own Dear Sirs, the guts to stage the African students at the univer- ful undermining of their cam- At present I don't think group needs the Union Ex- I felt I had to correct Piers having show — I for one am looking sity The remarks he made in paign, together with the rest many people fully unders- ecutive's backing but also Newman's views on Public forward to it immensely Leeds Student last Friday on of the world, against the evil tand the situation as Rag and needs to be independent of Enemy. They ore not the Yours, Paul Johnson being asked about his visit to of apartheid. The resignation its associated efforts to raise Union policy. This needs to be racists he portrays them to Creep South Africa hove clearly in- of Professor Sampson must money for charity goes. put through an OGM to en- be. This title was given to Leeds Student 28 October 7 L E T abil MAI F 0 Ni Vitttittil E H r. Was hingto bulletsnfor fromLee N Capitol i ds S osaa=== son Bored with the USA cynic once commented that American .lane Fonda workout,,), Presidential elections were too important But anyone who thinks A to be left to the Americans. With the great the 'sound bite' is a recent day drawing near, most Americans seem to have phenomenon need only taken these words to heart and washed their look at ninteenth century hands clean of any reponsibility for whoever is presidential goings-on to chosen to sit in the Oval Office for the next four see that, by their stan- years. • dards, today's campaign- But nobody can really 'Dukakis' species, it lasts ing has been remarkably blame them. The only for no more than thirty civil. fever that seems to be seconds, but strikes with in 1800, Federalists saw sweeping the nation at deadly accuracy. Within nothing particularly the moment is a rather minutes. all are affected. unethical in attacking resilient strain of sleeping These two creatures do Thomas Jefferson as "A sickness. No matter how not like each other very mean spirited, low lived hard the legions of 'spin much and zap these T.V. fellow, the son of a half- doctors' stupor, 250 packaged stings at their breed Indian squaw, sired million Americans have opponent at a rate so fast by a Virginia mulatto reached the level of reporters find it tough to father". And in 1828, An- apathetic disinterest only keep track. Always drew Jackson's opponents usually reserved for negative, often funny. one were just as nasty, accus- L.U_U. elections, and are seems to concentrate on ing the poor Mr Jackson stubbornly refusing to his opponent's rather of, among other things. move. dubious integrity (Dukakis adultery, bigamy, slave- And the cause of the on the Reagan/Bush ad- trading and cockfighting. sickness? Many report ministration: "fish rots Vicious perhaps, but it Funky President? feeling particularly from the head certainly would have kept queasy after receiving the downwards"). The other everyone awake. ere's a quick "True or False" question for deadly 'sound bite'. The mocks his opponents in- Joke On The Hill This you: there's an SWP candidate in the 'sound bite' is deceptive. experience (Bush on Week: American Presidential elections You're not Usually delivered in the Dukakis: "I wouldn't he 0: What were Dan going to believe it, folks, but its the absolute early evening by in- surprised if he thinks a Quayle's toughest three nocous looking creatures naval exercise is You'd have thought that having travelled over attlVt• iu luta! social of either the 'Bush' or something you find in a C,'cand Grade 3,500 miles across the Atlantic Ocean that we'd and welfare programs for those most in need. There is be well rid of those irrelevant, burly (well, you'd also a student volunteers' co- better muscular if you had to carry hundreds of ordinating group on campus • . • unsaleable newspapers with you all the time...) not dissimilar to our own "Ac- • . • * • tion"... and this has had • • • ,, • • . and noisy things who camp out on our Union • • , steps. moderately good recruitment successes. But the majority of •• • • _ : •: „, • •: . • : • • • •S. • 6 • IV • Alas, no — America too gold BMW key-rings hand students will pass through AU • • • • • : • 6 ••s •. .• 6• .• .• has its own brand of baby- oh-so-casually from the without every being alerted to • : • . • • • • . • . eating loons. The fond pockets of smug, well-tanned the life-situations of anyone • • • . but themselves and their own • . • • • • • „, • • _ • . memories of fighting through "Fraternity brothers" (just kind, and will inevitably go on •* • • • • ; the barricades just to gel to think back to that "Hitler a • 1 , • • . • 6 to become among America's • : • , • • the Old Bar amidst a sea of Youth" Fraternity you laugh- most powerful poeople in this • • •• 6 • • - • 6 –a political literature that's ed at so much in the film frame of mind, influencing • • • about as useful in the fight "Animal House" thinking it world events on the basis of what only they themselves . • • . • .•• for a decent education was all mythical and you'll • , . • • have experienced. The lack of • , . • system as...well, an open- being to get the idea...). My any substantial "liberal" stu- • • • ••: • • • , • • 0 • . •• ended condom. I suppose — American suite-mate's room dent culture is evidenced not they all came flooding back is festooned with gadgets only through the balance of • : • . • • * • e : • • • in a bile-raising sort of way... ranging from a complex "BUSH/QUAYLE" versus • • . . . ;rlffi i ZE MY • ig However, if you think this micro-computer system and "DUKAKIS/BENTSEN- . • posters. but more when I means that the United States VCR to an electric pencil remember that despite there of America is. as November sharpener and a gum-ball being a large and popular "Stu- ... 8 approaches. preparing machine. dent Campaign Against • tENSVAt4444.4 itself for a prolonged period More than this, though, is Racism" society on campus. I • • • • went to a party in my Hall the • • of armed anti-Capitalist strug- the astonishing ignorance on • • gle, then I'm going to have other night where all the white the part of many well-off people went in one room, and to stop you right there. A re- students of the realities of life all the black pople went in the °ROM/ARV ,04t1c144 cent meeting here in the na- for so many people living at other, C144, tion's capital to invite support the other extreme of At the end of the day I sup- and funds for the SWP's cam- American society. Even in pose we have to sit down, paign attracted a mere 15 scratch our heads and ask why "affluent" NW Washington, it is that our educational TUESDAY 1 PM people. fuelling speculation where the campus is establishments are so good at RILEY SMITH HALL of a possible take-over bid by situated, there are whole exercising and developing the Dr. David Owen. areas laced with the now in- intellectual faculty to such Students are, one the creasingly familiar American remarkable degrees. and yet T44 44/1.g: at the same time manage to whole, similarly turned off by problems of homelessness, activist-type politics. completely bypass the heart. II drugs abuse, racial tensions even the hest-resourced and "American University". and the ravages of abject must highly sought-alter col- MAHMOUD MASSOURA where we're staying, has a poverty. A IS year old was leges like the American DES RULING • TUITION FEES reputation of being one of shot just the other day right University fail so miserably in the more "liberal" campuses by our bus stop. As for Instruct their pupils In the arts RACISM • SOVIET JEWRY in the USA. However, a of understanding and compas- Washington's main "ghetto" sion, then it seems difficult to "cruise" around campus will NICARAGUA region in the South-East — it conclude anything other than NUCLEAR TRANSPORTATION reveal that this doesn't ac- is considered to be one of the that formative priorities have tually mean much. Being a most violent and depressed become inure than a little private university. you for areas in the world. rather your parents) have to SdisWtPorHteadVeHuat reilladsurylemtchkaatied t he The response in these areas be more than averagely well- answer to this one, too.., ' has come almost exclusively HAVE off to afford the fees. Fast from local Church groups, and YOL/Z SAY! cars aren't unmcominon, and ALI's Catholic society is par- LiJdrr Gon■sull.r.r4 8 Leeds Student 28 October

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The quality of Leagues Apart Mersey is not LUU 17 Sheffield UU 6 charge at the tine and he n misty, damp condit- brilliantly slopped the ball ions both teams strugg- to the predatory Luty strained led to handle the ball, I whose pace finished the Leeds 11 well practiced and which had taken on 'bar move in fine style. Heaton Mersey Guild 7 penetrating attack. Soon in- of soap' qualities, in the The half-time lead of to the second half Leeds opening ten minutes of our outstanding 10-0 was soon increased players led Leeds to began to show dominance this encounter. Neverthe- after the restart by a ma- in every department scor- less with some intelligent F their almost predic- jestic drop-goal by Hens- ing 4 quick goals, winning tactical kicking Hensley table victory over Mersey ley from all of 40 yards out Guild this Saturday. Quig- the ball in the midfield con- enabled Leeds to pin Shef- but Sheffield hit back to gley and Guillet, with 5 sistantly, and defending field back into the depths powerfully with goalkeeper score under the posts and 4 goals respectively, of their own half and the Yakamuchi producing leaving Leeds with an were again outstanding in conditions had no effect several outstanding reflex anxious final 5 minutes. midfield with Reg Ginger on the uncompromising saves. They were equal to the playing superbly in the Leeds tackling which forc- The final score of 11-7 was task and after a fine break heart of defence. ed a chain of errors from by Staley, debutant Davies a true reflection of a hard Although Leeds, were their Yorkshire counter- flirted with the touchline match well won by a gifted trailing 2-0 after 7 minutes Leeds side with sights on parts. On the quarter of an first try of his Leeds career pressure and it was not to score in the corner it never looked as if Mersey promotion for the third hour Taylor finally turned and Hensley accepted the until shortly before half- leaving Hensley the oppo- Guild would keep out the time in four seasons. the pressure into points, conversion. The well drill- time that a slick handling rtunity to show his class as crashing over the line ed Sheffield side did not move involving McCarthy he converted seemingly from short range for the buckle despite continuous and Scott allowed Sykes a with ease. I wandered lonely as a cloud By Martin Potter whilst Martin Potter was two BPSA round up minutes ahead of him in he Orienteering club travelled to third. ast Wednesday, the Doncaster last Sun- On the second longer failure in the heating and LPSU Ists 6-0 T course, there were four run- Polytechnic played ventilation in the Sports LPSU 2nds 5-1 SQUASH day for an open event. LPSU mens 5-0 ners from Leeds in the top L host to Huddersfield Hall. LPSU 3rds W/O Despite a relatively poor ten, with Andrew Nicholas LPSU womens...7-2 Poly in the regional round The results were as turnout the flat conditions being the best placed univer- for the British Polytechnic follows; MENS HOCKEY TABLE TENNIS suited the club and Leeds sity runner, taking 45.37 Sports Association. LPSU lsts 2-1 LPSU 8-1 took some of the higher minutes, to finish fourth. Stu The Poly was very suc- RUGBY UNION positions. Brown, Christine Sheckleton WOMENS HOCKEY BADMINTON Andrew Palmer stayed in and Paul Ripley were literal- cessful losing only one of LPSU lsts 26-0 LPSU lsts 9-f) LPSU ►-9 the lower ranks, whilst Mar- ly only seconds behind. the fifteen matches. This LPSU 2nds 108-3 cus Bowler finished slightly to Steele again didn't run was in badminton but the LPSU 3rds W/O NETBALL RUGBY LEAGUE higher in 16th place. !van in the longer run, but came volleyball and basketball LPSU Ists 63-14 LPSU V NEWCASTLE Cams finished in fourth place in a respectable third on the were cancelled due to SOCCER LPSU 2nds 71-5 .14-0 in a time of 49.15 minutes shorter course. Leeds are United Bobby Dazzler's rid ■■• t 411 ■. 51I:1, By Bernie Beglin alter aItai k Ii ■castit LUU 3 Pakstar 2 W.Yorks. Fire Bridgade 1 wt up manynt III1.4 r conipl(x LUU 3 attacks which totally fter many seasons bewildered the stunned op- of unrivalled suc- ponents. Awest Mb' spikes cess, Leeds faltered consistently thundered down A the centre of the court while slightly last year with on- further punishment was dish- ly two pieces of silverware ed out by hitters on both inside their normally full flanks. When the opponents trophy cabinet. The road finally got attacks in, the Zlio. f back to the top began nimble back court cover of .111. recently with comfortable the Leeds players coped easi- wins against two local ly due to the kick of variatio n league sides, full of enter- and speed in t heir attacks. prise but lacking in talent. on the whole, an en- involved in the crucial stu- couraging start to the season The poor standard of the dent competitions. with the many new players opponents allowed the BOth games were based on fitting easily into the side. clubs new recruits to gain highly effective powerful ser- This gives much encourage- vital experience in com- ving putting the opposition ment t() a team with illusions petitive matches without under pressure right from the of filling that bare cabinet experiencing the tension start. Their inability to con- once again.

Leeds Und 1 and bamboozled yet good running under his It's immaterial! Leicester City 1 another Leicester player, old manager, and Batty he announcement but Leeds, whilst happy was always harrassing the that Leeds have paid with the overall perfor- opposing midfield. By Paul Hartley disputable, to end the threatened to steal the T ex-manager, Billy mance, will worry about But with Sheridan Economics 5 Materials 4 first half 3-1 down. points, and it was only Bremner £50,000 com- the lack of strike force. missing a penalty in the ast Wednesdays 5-4 The second half pro- sterling performances pensation should have There seems to be a last two minutes, Leeds victory over Mater- ved to be a different by Paul Knowles and brought better harmony new spirit in the Leeds will worry and worry L ials places Econo- story; Don Buckley was yours truly that stopped to the Leeds team last Sat- team, and they were until goal-scoring mics at the top of division again on target scoring them. urday, but the lack of goal desparately unlucky not becomes an obsession two. Economics narrowly scoring talent, will bring to win this match. with them. two goals. Giles Ivy also When asked about missed out on promotion found the net, his 80th the worries flooding back With the Leicester team Wilkinson must be last year, but with the ap- the prospects for pro- to Howard Wilkinson. reduced to only two careful not to overplay the pointment of Tim Crabbe minute strike proving to motion Mr Crabbe was The only Leeds player strikes on goal, scoring need for goals to the detri- as player manager, and be the difference bet- very optimistic. On the to have any notion of one and pulling a good ment of other areas the prospect of new shirts ween the two sides. more contentious issue where the goal was, and save from Day off the (which he has crafted success is sure to follow. Described as a big asset of the choice of new well) but he has given what to do with the ball in other, they gave the After taking an early his prescence in the side shirts he replied, 'It's got relation to it, was Vince United team a crucial Leeds a new spirit to can never be to be Palace: This is a Hilaire. lesson in Finishing. Leeds and will get results lead Economics con- if he continues the style of ceeded three goals, two overlooked. decision that is bound to 'Vinny...Vinny' the crowd Hilaire was as always prove controversial. chanted as he rounded brilliant. Snodin made play. of which were highly Materials frequently Leeds Student 28 October 11 R M HAIRDRESSING By Students for Students offering Special prices Penning — Colouring Cutting/Styling Tuesday—Saturday 930 to 5.30 Td: 436842 or call for a Free Consultation at 22 Park Row, Cit) Centre NT ADEMlf INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER' Money, Money, Money

he British Poly- the polys to assess their technic Sports Assoc- separate needs and what Tiation (BPSA) have facilities the Polytechnics acheived a major coup by can offer other students. securing a major sponsor- He travelled to Leeds last ship deal with Barclays Wednesday. THE Bank. In another sponsorship The deal, rumoured to deal. concluded between FINAL ••••11 be six figures, is for the Endsleigh insurance and next three years, and the the British Student Sports BPSA have seen fit to ap- Federation (BSSF), there HISTL point a new development will be money provided officer who will decide for the British Students he debate over the the way the money given Triangular Champion- future of Bobby Rob- will be best utilised. ships. and with Sheffield Tson as Manager of the The new development hosting the World Student England football team has in- officer is Ray Vince, (pic- Games in 1992. the deal tensified in the wake of last tured in the car) and his will help greatly with the weeks disappointing result brief will also include development of student against Sweden. So perhaps drawing up guidelines for sport in Britain. it's time to look at some facts. high risk activities, mass The BPSA and BSSF When picked as England fun events and coaching hope that the two manager, Robson received and refereeing courses. agreements will help stu- much support; he was The post is a full time dent sport, which has had regarded as one of the best qualified men for the job: one and the proposals for and promote greater op- recreation throughout the and the disabled.' a bad press recently, and there were few complaints. the job include: 'To co- portunity for more thirty polytechnics in Bri- Ray Vince, between will provide more funds However the men who ordinate a three year pro- students to participate in tain and to help with the now and Christmas, will for the provision of sport welcomed Robson's arrival ject for BPSA, to provide all levels of sport and special needs of women be travelling around all as a whole . ire now sharpening their knives. What's changed? Coopers cup After all Robson did take World Class the National team to the World Cup, which they he now annual Coop buffet and drinks party in hadn't qualified for in the last ers and Lybrand cup the senior common room three attempts, and the Euro- By Paul Hartley depleted side Britain fielded, the final of which will be took place last Sun- and a trophy and T pean Championships. following injuries to many of played in Tokyo. There are day. The five-a-side football commemorative medals s little as two seasons Qualification brought the original first choice selec- also plans for Wigan and competition was held in the were presented to the Go the prospect of recognition of Robson's tions. Dogged by casualties Warrington to play a promo- university sports hall, and winners. British Rugby League talent. What's changed? A throughout the tour, in- tional game in the U.S.A. was considered a great 'The event went excep- being the best in the world success. rel. cluding injuries to Leeds tionally well. There was a What's changed is that sec- would have been unfeasable. Perhaps the match of The competition was players Crooks and major response to the corn- tions of the media have greatest interest to Leeds won by 'Weltons', and took petition and we hope we The recent tour of Schofield, the chances of suc- grown bored and are once students is next Saturdays place between 16 teams can repeat it every year,' Australia by the 'G.B. Lions' cess looked remote. more taking great pleasure game at Headingly when Bri- between 12.00 and 5.30pm. said Personnel Officer has shown that British rugby However, the 'pop gun in bringing down those tain take on the 'Rest of The Afterwards there was a Elaine Clague. can now at least compare Porns', as the British side whom they'd previously built World'. The match will pro- with the best in the world. were labelled by the Aussie up. vide an opportunity to see The much improved perfor- press, achieved the Robson doesn't play; he many Leeds players in ac- mance by the national side is unbelievable in the third test merely assembles a squad to tion, in a weekend when all indicative of how the dom- when they defeated do a given job. Most agree club fixtures have been estic game has progressed. Australia by 26 points to 12. that he picks the best squad cancelled for the sake of the F! The improvement can be The subsequent loss to New by Sicky Nicky rewarded with a push-over with a sensible blend of contest. Rugby union fans seen in the quality of the Zealand tinged the success try from No 8 Liz Whalley. youth and experience. If will also be able to see how LUU 4 Sheffield Uni 4 players now playing in the with a little disappointment; Unfortunately Liz was taken Robson picks the best 'traitors' Martin °Mali and British league, and also in the defeat meant that Britain he first League match off seconds before half-time available squad, how much Peter Williams fare in the development of the organisa- would not contest the world of the season saw a with a broken wrist. can their failure be attributed world of rugby league. tion of rugby league as a cup final. Tnovice Leeds side take The re-arranged side held to him? whole. As part of their develop- Victory for Great Britain on Sheffield. Despite the lack Sheffield to a 4-4 draw. Leeds Within the game — the The summer tour of ment process the rugby will hardly put them on top of experience Leeds put in a Women's Rugby Football people who know — he's Australia and New Zealand league have organised a of the world, given the fact spirited performance Union clubs next match is highly respected. He talks to brought many surprises. number of promotional that the 'Rest of The World' especially centre Eileen November 6 1988 against his players and offers them Australia have dominated games. The huge success of doesn't represent the 'Best of Christen and prop Catrina Anchonans. Anyone wishing loyalty, good attributes for the international scene for the Wigan v Manly game has The World'. It will however Burns. to try Womens Rugby should any manager. over ten years, a position now given birth to an official be another step in the right The forwards dominated get in contact with Liz But what does he have to that looked safe given the world club championship, direction. thel loose play and were Whalley on 759683. put up with? A media bar- rage. Sensationalist headlines are pointless and counter- fixtures... productive. They put FOOTBALL Acomb (Home) LUU lsts and 2nds v Shef- (Away) LUU Ists and 2nds v Hull pressure on the team and the Saturday 29th October LUU 3rds v Wakefield field (Home) Wednesday 2nd November (Home) manager. Changing LUU Ists. 2nds. and 3rds v (Away) Wednesday 2nd November LUU v Sheffield Poly managers with the new cam- Liverpool (Home) LUU 4ths v Wakefield LUU Isis and 2nds v Hull (Home) paign underway would be Wednesday 2nd (Home) (Home) RUGBY UNION poor policy. November Wednesday 2nd LACROSSE (Mena) NETBALL Saturday 29th October Robson needs support. For LUU Ists, 2nds and 3rds v November Saturday 29th October Saturday 29th October LUU lsts and 2nds v St him to fall victim to the Hull (Home) LUU Ists. 2nds, 3rds. and LUU v Cheadle B (Away) LUU Ists v TNT (Home) Marys Hospital pointless sledging of the sub HOCKEY (mena) 4ths v Hull (Home) LACROSSE (Woments) I.UU 2nds v Bothwell Wednesday 2nd November editors and leader writers of Saturday 29th October HOCKEY (womens) Saturday 29th October (Home) LUU lsts, 2nds and 3rds v the tabloids would be a LUU fists, and 2nds v Saturday 29th October LUU v Manchester Ladies Wednesday 2nd November Hull (Home) waste. 12 Leeds Student 28 October