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CAMERAS AND Tailoring Under the supervision of DRAWING our London-trained cutter INSTRUMENTS TRIN ITY N E /S GOWNS, HOODS, CASSOCKS, BLAZERS DIXON A Dublin University Undergraduate Weekly 3 CHURCH LANE HEMPENSTALL COLLEGE GREEN 111 LR. GRAFTON ST., BRYSON 14 SUFFOLK STREET DUBLIN, 2. THURSDAY, 27th FEBRUARY, 1964 PRICE THREEPENCE LTD. - 4" .’.:.: : ~:~. Capt o BOYCOTT ....+ ........ VerSUS A movement " ’ " last Friday into much simmering forlorn-looking picket ful." Buffet takings were "Apathy," we were told, bourgeoisie or workers." The leaflets distributed by the Direct Action group claimed that if the Taberna restaurant can make a profit on a --Photo " Irish Times " three shilling lunch, Buffet, with a guaranteed clientele of a thousand, Waiter jones~ Heather Lukes and Ralph Bates who are in the Players’ Term Production "Cuchulain." See should be able to produce edible food at reasonably low prices. The review, page 3. pamphlet also said that Buffet was subsidised to the tune of £6,00t) a year. Half a League After a complaint to the S.R.C. meeting he spoke of quality, and and a meeting of the Buffet Com- wanted to get his teeth into a PROF. COULSON New Forms mittee at which these claims few tangible complaints, but the Onward were challenged by the Agent, only tangible.criterion of quality for Travel is public opm,on itself." The The Itinerant Action Group, Professor Charles A. Coulson, Hr. Tom Chandler led his team led by Gratton Puron, picketed into action carrying placards and Agent has, however, promised, to F.R.S., Rouse Hall Professor of Concession look into the position of allegedly the City Hall for three-quarters Mathematics at Oxford Univer- a meat pie on a plate. Hr. of an hour on Monday afternoon Candler said that the picket was watery Brussels sprouts and sity, arrived in Dublin last night at least 70 per cent. successful. lumps in the mashed potatoes. in an attempt to persuade the for a four-day lecture visit to the " The Agent said we were un- The picket was not subjected to Corporation to postpone i t s University under the general title The air-line companies have any violence, although a few scheduled attempt to evict the of Science, Religon and Society. rescinded the arrangements for representative, but since only itinerant families now camped at He has had a notable career the signing of Student Travel about two hunted people ate on umbrellas were w aved dis- Buffet that day, he may have approvingly. The most surprising Inchicore in mathematics, physics a n d Concession Forms. changed his mind. If the Agent incident was when a member of The Group had originally in- chemistry, and has been Vice- Pending negotiations, the forms the catering staff appeared and tended to march along O’Connell President of the Methodist Con- stamped "On behalf of the were to go into Buffet he would ference. As a scientist and a see many silent complaints in the said "Come in out of the cold, Street, but as a result of a Principal " cannot be used. The form of large quantities left on have a glass of whiskey, and rumour that the Corporation was Christian, he is particularly con- companies will only accept the plates. At the Committee forget about it." going to try and evict the cerned with the relationship be- forms stamped "Registrar’s Office, itinerants that afternoon, the tween these two spheres. His Trinity College, Dublin," and itinerants did not leave their book, " Science and Christian signed by the Registrar person- Buffet: the reason why camp site, and a picket was put Belief," now in paper-back, has al!y. This new arrangement is on the City Hall instead. Two become a standard work on this likely to cause delay, and forms in one of the leafllets circul- For twenty-one weeks in tile members of the group delivered subject. may have to be collected by or fated concerning Buffet, it was year, between 800 and 900 people a letter asking that the evictions This afternoon at 5.30 he will forwarded to students later. stated that if Buffet did not make dine on Buffet daily. During that be postponed; they had been un- lecture on " Vibrations of Large Previously tutors and other a profit it must be inefficient. If time it probably is a profit- able to find the official respon- Systems" to the School of Mathe- members of staff were accredited it did make a profit, then prices making concern, but for the re- sible for eviction work, who, they matics To-day general lectures to sign concession forms. were exhorbitant and did not maining seven months of the year, were told, was at a meeting in will be on Science and Society Students should make sure that match the low quality of the costs reduce only slightly whilst another building. He could not {at 1.05, G.M.B.) and God (at orms re-directed to the food. It is very easy to level the revenue falls prodigiously. be found there either. 8.0 p.m., Exam. Hall. Chairman: Registrar’s office are endorsed on accusations. It is less easy to The effect is that the prices have All the time Guards were con- the Provost). the back, to help with the justify them with hard facts. to be standardised to cover both gregating, soon there were as To-morrow’ technical lecture identification problem. periods. many as there were pickets, eight. will be on the Chemistry of The accounts for the kitchens The first to arrive just made the Xenon Fluorides at 5.30. The Entertain are not divided for Commons, demonstrators walk in the road complete programme of general Buffet and Buttery, but are kept instead of on the pavement; later lectures for to-morrow, Saturday as one account. It is estimated names and addresses were taken and Sunday will be found on Young-- at the that Commons loses about £4,000 and the demonstrators were another page of this issue. each year and Buffet £2,000. The asked to leave. It appears that Board makes good the deficit. To pickets are only lawful in indus- Colon increase quality and efficiency trial disputes. [caFus (i~.or~i(~l, With no reply forthcoming would need more money and the Next week will see the publi- Board cannot reasonably be ex- f r o m the Corporation, the Youn~ Colony is a new word in 00~, eviction on Tuesday is expected cation of this term’s issue of fashion . it’s the gay young , ~ pected to pay more even if it "Icarus." Contributions will in- could afford to do so. For . to go ahead. The Itinerant Action clude poems by Derek Nahon, department at Brown Thomas Dinini~ , ¯ . Dancing . ¯ example,is used and°nlYto cope°neGroup__will chiPwith try. to prevent machinedemand it. Michael Longley, Jeremy Lewis which sets the fashion trend Nightly... Table d’Heta ~ and Tim Webb, and short stories for 15 to 25 year olds. Smart Dinner and a la Carte chips are being cooked for well Elections by lan Blake and Anthony Barton. ~)" over an hour before Buffet opens¯ up-to-the-minute casuals and . No Cover Charle... ~ In a!!, eight cwts. of potatoes are i At the D.U.A.I.A. meeting on separates. Budget priced coats Licensed to Midnight.. .;’~J]:l[’ cooked as chips daily. It is hardly Tuesday night the following five and suits. Dreamy dance dresses "~ Informal Dres= . surprising that the qua!ity doesI elections were made: Chairman, The Youn~z Colony means voun~ not compare with home cooking, i Lawrie Mowes: Records Secre- Bartkus is Willing ~_~ LUNCHEON[i D A I L Y. fashion . at your price. I~!illlr?J12.30-3 p.m. However, although a second chip tary, Alain Bruneau: Librarian, Welcoming and Appreciative mach,ne would helD, the several Stanley Feldman. Committee of Trinity Customers ~1]! ’ ~+~,.’;.~ +~][]ET][, OPOL]~ chasehUndredit mayp°undSnotMembers:Dunn. neededbe joanforthcomingt° Birch and David put- for some time¯ ,~(~:~ .l~OCon~ll St., DUBIMI~ ’~" tn the last two years the new GRAFTON ST. & DUKE ST., DUBLIN. ~;~-~-- kitchens have been operating. "TABERN ~,, 55 Lr.LUNCH O’Gonnell -- 3/- Street Restaurant (Continued o~ Back Page) 2 TRINITY NEWS February 27th, 1964 TRINITY NEWS V A Dublin University Undergraduate Weekly a Vol. ,’.<t Thursday, 27th February, 1964 No. 12 m Chairman: David Ridley Vice-Chairman: Michael Gilmour P Editors: e Aiasdair McEwan, Jefferson Hors~ey~ J,. ~ichael iqewcombc I Business Board: Colin Smythe, David Gilbert Harris~ Beverley Labbett. [ Secretary: Gillie McCall e TRINITY’S BRAIN DRAIN 0’Qll gha $ PawJe Evades At the er~d of this ),ear tr:ere ~..’;~! be :: considerable change in the staff of the Coilege. Dro Ryan, Dr. Lyon,s, Mr. Dowrick and Mr. Tilornton are four ser:ior members who are taking up posts elsewhere. Professor ~oody [s having a sabbatical year and Professor Edwards ; spoke to cheerless Charlie kle affects conventional clot;ring more fndeoeu-c2en thar~ Basque is going to America for a yeay. At the end of the last academic year, Fay, serf-styled leader of :he while playing, but off stage in his. only to be rudely awoken by a large number of junior staff took pos~s in the United Kingdom. Vampires, in the famous "b~ck- normal attire he wil! discuss Ural the r o a r of Ton-up Neii! A~elcs, Coltrane, Sibeiius, Goethe Nr. O~Regan, Hr. jacksoP., Nr. Drake and Hr. Fuge were among the room" of No. 40. Shy, ,on- O’Callaghan’s twin-csrb 5.00 c.c Arts iecturers who ~eft. There is oP~e simple reason for this large drinking lead guitarist, Chariie and maybe his 6 ’*,= " levels.