LAST ISSUE BONNES VALANCES! MAN DETAINE BY POLICE A supporter of the Irish Freedom Movement was arrested in the University Union two weeks ago, accused of belonging to an illegal terrorist organisa- tion. The 23 year-old man was selling IFM literature outside the Porters' Office when he was approached by a plain-clothes policeman who was on duty on the University campus. The man attempted to retreat further into the Union but the police const- able. with assistance from another officer, arrested him and escorted him to Millgarth police station. NO CHARGE He was threatened with charges under the Prevention of Terrorism Act hut, after being detained and questioned for an hour, was released with no charges having been made. He described the behaviour of the police as "intimidating and unnecessarily. antagonistic.- A formal complaint was lodged by Cultural Affairs Secret- ary, Guy Hollands, on behalf of the Union against the entry of the policemen into the building without permission. Following a number of incidents last year, a verbal agree- ment exists between the. Union and the police that no police- man will enter the Union without consulting a member of L.U.U. Exec. Although lel: .U. President, Mary Cassidy, said that she would like to make the agreement more binding, she was sceptical about the possibility of doing so. A reply to the Union s complaint was received this week stating that it had been referred to the Deputy Chief Const- LEENING POLL able, and would be dealt with in the prescribed manner. No indication was given as to when the matter would be resolved_ 'Me Leeds Student Tetley liar SDP/Liberal Alliance 14'4 poll leads the way in noting Others - Don't know - Nut Tel- GUNMEN shifts of opinions amongst the ling - Not Voting - Spoiling Ballot The incident occurred the day after Scotland Yard stepped student electorate. Our Paper - Piss Off 27' up their security arrangements following the suspected return EXCLUSIVE random selection Three Leeds University stu- to Britain of two IRA gunmen. The matter has become of such We gallop ahead of other dents were among those of 'yet average British student' pollsters in bringing you the topical interest that the IFM have demanded that West York- (no telephone calls with us, arrested at Upper Heyford US most accurate predictions for all Air Force base last week. They shire County Council declare the area a 'Prevention of Terror- mute!). predicted last night's elections, Our plans were nor were taking part in a four-day ism Act-Free Zone'. The Council rejected the proposals, but General Election results with an marred by the sunny weather blockade of the base to protest an IFM spokesman indicated that support for the campaign unprecedented degree of accu- and mori of the people in the bar of Ameri- was growing and that they will attempt to force the council to racy. against the presence reverse its decision. seemed interested in politics can Nuclear weapons in Britain The poll of 49 students in the than those sunning themselves Ms. Cassidy said that the Union had no special policy on the Tetley Bar on Wednesday lunch- sale of newspapers etc. on the grass. Twenty students from the time predicted the following P.S. Our poll also produced University participated in the As the Union is a private club, the police should treat it as results: any other private property. the outstanding result that more North-East's 'shift' from mid- Conservative 6te people drink hitter than lager at night to noon last Thursday. The PAUL BROMLEY Labour 53%. lunchtime! aim of the event was to seriously 01 course, had the candidates disrupt the operation of the base at the recent election debates at by blocking all gates to the base. both the University and However. a very large police STUDENTS HARASSED Polytechnic known that Leeds INSIDE presence limited the effective- Student was monitoring their ness of the Blockade and those popularity, they might have Fighter discielmary methods More stnngem sanctions against who attempted to lie in tront of attempted to influence the results Hill be enforced to eorel,er !hose who are involved in acts cars we re arrested and removed of the poll. But our incorruptible intimidation at Beckett Park. .1 which cause ridicule or assault if they refused to get up oft the organisation is here to tell you Contraception Hall Presidents' meeting to individuals or groups will he road. More imaginative tactics what's happening - and Ciod decided. enforced: they will not he such as dancing in the road or knows why! According to Beckett Park allowed in any section of the rapidly moving from gate to gate Remember, where Leed, Pgs. 6 & 7 Vice President. Phil Fergus. Polytechnic. hall or clube. They seemed to cause the police more Student leads, others follow. intimidation has reached a peak !shall also be liable for expulsion. problems. this year. Before- Christmas. (N.B American Presidential The Great over 100 students moved out attic Moves to inform students of election survey nest week Over the four days, over 700 hall because of victimisation. their new rights at the beginning Copyright: PAUL BROMLEY people were arrested and The main area for concern, it of the academic year will also he charged with obstruction. AN Roden`Roll seems, is the 'initiation' cere- made. one demonstrator said: "lt was very loos ink - hundreds of peo- monies conducted by various Phil Fergus said that, although Poly President, Pete ( iodwin ple have shown they 're pre- bodies: the most well-known of most of the ;icily ities at the start said. "Any practice which dis- Trivia Quiz these is Effie. of each Year arc harmless, some criminates against anybody pared to risk fines and impris- onment to oppose Nuclear The meeting. attended by halls have gone overboard. He anywhere. is wrong. All people armaments. 7110 arrests must he members of the Polytechnic though that the new regulations should base the right to live in Pg. 5 resolved to revamp the regula- were a welcome preventive peace. unique in British history!" tions concerning behaviour_ measure, SUE RYI.ANCE MARTIN GILCHRIST

Page Two Park, local band night. The extravaganza. June 21st to SUMMER SERENADE Lelu/lus (A Blackpool band). 25th. 7.30 p.m. R.S.H. Tickets City of Leeds College of in extension noon to 2.00 p.m. Music. Summer Serenade, LAW SOCIETY DISCO 13th to 17th June and on the Saturday, 11th June, 7.30 Tonight in the Senior Com- door. Students E1.00. p.m. Leeds Town Hall, mon Room at 8.30 p.m. to Reserved seats, £2.00, £1.50, ANTI-APARTHEID MOVE- DATELIamazing technicolor dream- 1.00 a.m. Late Bar. Tickets £1.00, from Tourist Informa- MENT coat. 75p. tion Centre, Calverley Street. Anti-Apartheid Movement ULCERS-COMPUTER SOC. Cinema LEEDS PLAYHOUSE Society. Talk on "The threat CELEBRITY RECITAL Sod the Results Disco. Tartan Prisoners. World Premiere of peace in Southern Africa, Celebrity Recital. Wednes- ODEON 1 Bar. Tuesday, 21st June, 8.00 day, 15th June, 7,30 p.m. Holy RALPH THORESBY COM- Africa and the Indian Ocean Return of the Jedi, 1.35, 4.30, p.m. Bar extension until 11.30 Trinity Church, Boar Lane. MUNITY THEATRE by racist South Africa." 7.35. Sunday, 3.00, 7.00. p.m. 30p members, 50p Tickets - £1.00 for students - Saturday, 11th June. York- Thursday, 16th June, 7.00 ODEON 2 non-members. from Tourist Information shire Arts Circus. The Grow- p.m. Roger Stevens Lecture Educating Rita, 2.25, 5.05, POLY DISCOS: Theatre 1. Centre, Calverley Street. 7.50. Sunday, 2.45, 4.40, 7.25. ing Girl's Story. 8.00 p.m. ODEON 3 £1.00 FAIRFAX/PRIESTLY HALL nicely. Andy (A 2/3). Tootsie, 1.50, 4.40, 7.20. Sun- Thursday, 16th June. York DISCO * * * * * day, 2.25, 4.25, 7.20. Theatre Royal. Snoopy. 7.30 Friday, 10th June. Beckett Classified You can't have a pony tail on p.m. £1.50. Park. Fairfax/Priestly Hall any old nag, Andy. ABC 1 Thursday, 23rd June. Leeds disco. Late bar, 60p. FOR SALE * * * * * The Concrete Jungle, 1.15, University M.A. Drama Union Drum Kit for sale. Flop it all out, Andy, as per 3.00, 6.40. Sunday, 4.20, 8.05. ROADSHOW DISCO Group. Sir Gawain and the Postal bids to Mrs. Wilson usual. ABC 2 Saturday, 11th June. Road- Green Knight. 8.00 p.m. (President's Assistant) in LUU * * * * * Friday the 13th Part 3 3-0, show disco. Ents Hall, City £1,00. Exec Office. Carol, ix/y 6917 r2 u2 Roxy rat. 2.50, 5.20, 7.55. Sunday, 2 00, Site. New amazing light Tuesday, 28th June. Jay show. Bar 1.00 a.m. 60p * * * * * * * * * * 4.40, 7.20. Spencer. Box O'Tricks. 7.30 STOMPERS Phil W., the Orange Juice ABC 3 p.m £1.00. SHAKE APPEAL STOMPERS King. Sophie's Choice, LCP 7.25. Tuesday, 14th June. Beckett STOMPERS MOBILE DISCO * * * * * Commencing Thursday, Air- Park. Local band night with Wakefield 829180 Headbut + stitch = K.A. XX, plane, 1 45. 5 15, 8.55 Sun- Shake Appeal. Late Bar. * * * * * day, 4.25, 8.00. Rocky III. Gigs FREE. ***** To all Leeds Student staff 3 20. 6.55. Sunday, 2.30. NIGHTLINE members: it's been wonder- RICH HALL BARBECUE Someone to talk to from 8 pm - 8 6 05. Kissing the Pink. Friday, 10th Friday, 17th June. Rich Hall ful working with you this year. COTTAGE ROAD am every night of term We are a June. Bradford University. barbecue. Tickets from com- student run, completely Best wishes and Good Luck to Local Hero, 5.40, LCP 7.50. our retiring Editor from one of Mari Wilson and the Wilsa- mittee members. confidential telephone service - . the many crawlers (i.e. Paul). LOUNGE tions. Saturday, 18th June. 442602 ROADSHOW DISCO * * * * * Tootsie, 5.35, 8.10. Great Hall, Bradford Univer- Saturday, 18th June. Road- Phil shops at Tesco's or is it sity. £3.50 in advance, £4.00 HYDE PARK show disco. Ents Hall, City Boots? Until Saturday, Escape from on door. Site. Ace music, ace lights, Personal * * * * New York, 8.50. Fort Apache ace people, ace price 60p. The Boomtown Rats. Thurs- Phil, do you Savy? To the Poly cleaners - sorry the Bronx, 1.00 a.m. bar. 6.40. day, 23rd June. Great Hall, * * * * * about the mess on Saturday Late Show, tonight 11.00 p.m. Bradford University. £3.00 in GARDEN PARTY Bet Linch - 5 years is too long. night: it was something I ate, The African Queen. advance, £3.50 on door. Sunday, 19th June. Garden * * * * honest. Late Show, Saturday 11.00 Party. Beckett Park opened by Local Scottish student sleep- * * * * * p.m. James Dean, East of Duncan Goodhew at 2.00 walks from the shoes! Hi, Javed and Ismail. Best of Eden. p.m. Stalls, events, disco and * * * * * Luck for the future. Ifti. Sunday, 6 days (not Wed.), Discos beer tent (Churchwood Cath - does he snore? * * * * Richard Gere, An Officer and Avenue entrance). * * * * * JC's got big gnashers. A Gentleman, END OF YEAR FLING 7.50. Shorts at Stuart - have you flown yet? * * * * * 7.15. End of Year Fling at Tiffany's. WINE PROMOTION * * * * * Now showing 3RPV: 'The Wednesday only, National Tuesday, 21st June. 8.00 p.m. Wednesday, 22nd June. Wine Oh la la - Ricardo. Moaning'. Feel the tension, Lampoons Animal House, to 1.00 a.m. Tickets 50p or 75p promotion at Beckett Park, * * * * * the pains, the ecstasy. LCP 8.30. Play it Again Sam, 7.00. on door, available from Exec. only 30p per glass. Need a lift - Ring abdominals. 3.00 a.m, (with shorts) - occa- Next week, The Rocky Horror INDIAN SOC. END OF TERM BASH * * * * sional matinees 'The Awaken- Picture Show, 8.40. Myra The Last Dance. Saturday, Saturday, 25th June. End of Fatties Club expands. ing', most nights 3.05 a.m. Breckinridge, 7.00. 25th June. Double Bar. 7.00 Term Bash. Ents Hall, City * * * * * * * * * * L.U.U. SCIENCE FICTION p.m. Site, 8.30 p.m. Special Guest - Reptile kips on top of law. Is it fun working hard at Joe's, SOC. FLOODLIT CALYPSO Wild Willy Barrett, features * * * * * Penny? 'rims Bandits, brilliant Monty Oxley Hall Floodlit Calypso. Steve Middlesborough disco. Little and soft. * * * * * Python film. Tuesday, 21st Wednesday, June 22nd, 9.00 2.00 a.m. bar. £1.00. * * * * * Princess Ida - Good luck. June. 7.00 p.m. p.m. to 2.00 a.m. Metro-sar BEACH PARTY Many thanks to all the staff * * * * * steel band, Auraura disco, Thursday, 30th June. Beckett this year. and to Hamilton Pon, is that the only bite? late bar. Tickets £1.00. Avail- Park Beach Party, 12.30 bar. Press for all their patience and * * * * * Theatre able from Union Extension Steel Band. Local band - hard work. Happy hoist Idadvise you to see 'icial! starting next week, Mondays, Rhythm Method and disco. * * * * * * * * * * GRAND THEATRE Wednesdays and Fridays. 8.00 p.m. to 1.00 a.m 60p, Phil's razor sucks. "My willis bent" - I'm going to Fiddler on the Roof. June 20th * * * * * see Ida! to 25th, Gigi. June 27th, for GARDEN PARTY DISCO THE FIZZLE OUT DISCO Hard gay man seeks his Brian. * * * * * two weeks, Saturday, 18th June. Garden Saturday, 2nd July. The Fizzle Joseph and the * * * * * Good luck on the 22nd to BL Party Disco. 12.30 bar, Beckett Out Disco. Last grand Poly Private shops that will do to whom this lot is dedicated. Park. 60p. disco of the year. 1.00 a.m. RECORD bar, 60p. COLLECTORS FAIR THE BEARS Tuesday, 21st June. Beckett Park, local band night, The Sunday June 12th COOKE'S CORNER Bears. Greetings gluttons everywhere. In this world of quick Astoria Centre, Misc. 'soups' and flatulent friends of fibre, we true protectors of Roundhay Road BECKETT PARK DISCO the tasty morsel must stick together like the rice in a 11.00am - 5.00pm Friday, 24th June. Beckett PRINCESS IDA Park Disco. Late Bar. Batchelor's Snackpot. Today I place a clapped-out old 1,000s records for all tastes L.U.U. Light Opera Society battery hen in the vanguard of my crusade. Details, Leeds 687572 THE LELU/LUS proudly presents Princess Ida Buy a boiling chicken - Kirkgate Market is a good - hilarious musical • Tuesday, 28th June, Beckett source - and let yourself in for a cheap and toothsome treat. Here's how: You'll need: '/21b of mushrooms (dirt cheap at the moment) OC1Colvalrli' 11:1MOreng0C1 31:10 a boiling chicken a bottle of cider (2 pints) (11 la Etc Comp r- two carrots a head of celery Spa tm.,= ak 1 c1-f-fesr four small onions or two large ones two cloves of garlic r- M a couple of bay leaves a fairly generous pinch of dried thyme PI J. c rc, IF'sza Ina r- Ltd butter, salt, petter 70 and Due to overstocking, Micro Foyer are able to a large saucepan. site an unrepeatable offer to students on the Ire) Slowly fry the mushrooms in the pan with a large chunk superb BBC computer. Until the 31st of July, all of butter, with a tight lid on. Then just add the onions, students buying a BBC compute from as will be carrots and celery, all sliced, the crushed garlic, the chic- given a OR discount on production of their valid ken and everything else_ Pour on the cider until the chic- Student's Union card. This cuts the price dm ken is just covered, and cook for a long time on a very low from £399 to a fantastic 0369, Ye are also able to 0 heat. You mcy not have quite enough cider in which case offer an unbeatable selection of software and you'll have to turn the chicken over from time to time - accessories to go ■ith this very popular computer and add a bit of water. If you've too much cider, drink the along with a full back-up mice, both technical surplus, you deserve it. If you'd rather drink all of it you and software. can replace it in the recipe with a chicken stock cube 4 If you think that you may be interested in dissolved in two pints of water, though I disapprove. You the BBC computer but want to know more, contact us CO may have to cook the chicken for ages depending on how call into our thoeroon at E3 Et C Cc m g=t Li -t rmr- it 0 El on Lends 696343 or scraggy it is, so give yourself a couple of hours at least. B/Ba, Regent St►nt, Chapel Allerton, Leeds 1 toff -f or cam 1 'ye Skim off the fat when nearly ready. £69 2 Harrogate Road, near the Regent pub) for a All that remains is to eat it, with new potatoes and peas rr.0 friendly, no-oblioation chat and demonstration. or carrots. So tuck in and happy eating! Keep the faith. CC= ICJCPA000130MOCIEDOCIOCIO BILLY THE CHEF

BECKETT B STALLED Financial problems have hit plans to renovate the Beckett Park Bar. The Polytechnic maintenance budget is under pressure with previous commitments accounting for most of it and little money left for non-essential items such as showers in B Block as well as the Bar. However, ways round the Student Union.' this may be found if some The Board of Governors work was credited to last will meet on Monday 20th years account, which will June to decide finally on accommodate the over- the maintenance budget spending, and some under- and some firm ideas of taken by the City Council what work will be done out of its :)udget for build- should have been finalised ing and maintenance. by the end of term. Another option would Several plans have been be for the Union to put its laid down over the past reserves into a project with five years concerned with the City Council and Poly the same project, it being to do work on the Bar. seen as a stepping stone to The site is used during future developments. • Pic. St. John Marsden. Me-dies the summer for confer- Even more pressure will be ences and as a Staff- placed on the site next year Student bar during the as the five hundred strong THAT'S ENTERTAINMENT! year. President. Pete Maths and Computing On Tuesday and Wednesday tered toilet humour, to the acid cess story. night LUU's Riley Smith Hall wit which garlanded the more As usual, it consisted of gags Godwin, feels, 'an department will move up exploded in a bonanza of hilarity prestigious jokes. Under the aimed at the groins of things and improved bar would he an there. with the annual Leeds Medics direction of' Eddie Summers (4th persons medical, and one could asset to the Poly as well as MARILYN HONIGMAN Revue. The vast audience was yrs) and Rob Kehoe (3rd yrs) - generally conclude that a "good bombarded with a variety of who are now under heavy seda- time was had by all." sketches and songs ranging from tion - this year's rib-tickling Fancy a gentle but nevertheless embit- occasion was a rip-roaring sue- DAVID BIRD A partying glance.. • cocktail? A charity Garden Party will he ably on at least one day of the the day. A bold new move by Leeds Uni- Real Men need not fear how- held at Beckett Park on Sunday year. It is hoped that 5.300-£400 versity Union has brought a . .cr. They can still gc-t hand- 19th June in aid of local Duncan Goodhow will he each will go to Wheaificlds making the grand DrasS. at 3.30 gleam to the eves of drinking pulled Spindley's Rough Cut charities. Hospice. Leeds Womens Aid. Attractions include a steel p.m., for prises such as a T. V.. students everywhere. Best Bitter - but without MIND, Royal National Institute hand. local band Ratted Tips. crate of wine and silver Now that the thrill we all umbrellas and plastic elephants. for the Blind and the Associa- donkey rides. gymnastics, magi- bracelets. tion of Spina Bifida experienced at the introduction And the Tetley Bar still doesn't and Hyd- cians and so on. Programmes are available rocethalus. of bacon huities has finally died serve Quiche. locals and from Phil Fergus at Beckett down, the Union has moved It is intended to get Park for 20p each and also on MARILYN HONIGMAN once more to stimulate our taste- MARGARET RITA students to mix together amic- buds. Cocktails, yes, cocktails. those heavy south sea mixtures n Brief...In Brief...In Brief... In of sun and spirit are now avail- able in the Doubles Bar. Boyle Leaks n Brief...In Brief...In Brief... In moi For the very reasonable price A leaking ventilation unit caused damage to certain areas La tea at the appropriate interval. of a pound per snort, the sophis- Money! Cultural Affairs Sec. Guy ticated student can delight in the the Edward Boyle Library a week ago last Sunday. A rubber hose became detached from the unit at the ent- Lill) has a 1.200 in travel bur- Hollands, reckons the Exec side charms of the Pina Colada, the sars for anyone who is will triumph this year, hoping Blue Hawaii, or the Leeds Stu- rance to the library on level 9 and the water spread over the these won't he famous last dent, favourite, the Mon Cheri carpets and leaked down to level 8. interested. The money is usually raised words! Bleu. A passing student noticed the water and reported the inci- by the proceeds from the Roger MARILYN HONIGMAN Part of the pleasure is the dent to the University Security Office. An emergency plumber was called in to deal with the situation but, by then, Stevens Memorial Lecture, anarchic joy of watching the which this failed to take place. faces of the Tetly Bar Real Men more than an inch of water covered the entire entrance area. No serious damage resulted from the leak but a number of However, the money has been Hearty when the cocktail drunks pick found from elsewhere, and the their way nonchalantly through hooks will have to he rebound. Volunteers are required by the tradition still stands. limbs. Department of Cardiovascular their outstretched PAUL BROMLEY The money will be given to students or societies who pres- Studies to do exercise tests which are also undertaken by ent a worthwhile case. Applica- victims of heart disease, tions for part or all of the money All it entails is recording the should be made to Denise TICKET TURNABOUT electrocardiogram (ECG) dur- Blanks in the LUU Exec Office ing exercise on a bicycle. by the end of term. The changes in the University It takes only half an hour to Library system are due to take UNIVERSITY LIBRARY LEEDS PAUL. BROMLEY complete and those interested effect before the end of term. should telephone 431751 ext. The new system of bar-coding is Batty 7158. \ek: N.s 'staff cricket scheduled to replace the current S I gni It! Ile card method withdrawing books match will be held at 2.30 p.m. and finally... on June 20th, on Wednesday. 30th June at The present procedure has Weetwood Playing Fields. The plans for the final stage of been in operation for more than Last year. the Staff won due the renovation of the Is iniversity ten years and is now outdated to the efforts of Clive the Porte r, Union building have been and inefficient_ and Paul Stratford, Research approved. Most of the £25,500 The new Geac system, prev- and Welfare Assistant, is also being spent will go on an upgrad- alent in many American Uni- II I I IL II II seen as a dangerman. ing of the Debating Chamber 000009036 M versity libraries, drastically TICKET NO On the Exec side, Cultural ALso being considered are reduces the amount of paper Affairs See-elect, Stuart Gal- plans to mend the Debating work and "provides an bratth. is seen as a dark horse, Chamber's roof and improving improved service for the library • A sample ticket. and nest years President and the Tartan Bar. The new salad bar service has as it gives more immediate assistance from students during Edward Boyle libraries Depots President. Sally Ryder has cost been so successful that the LIni- information.- according to Mr. the vacations) and new library more than 00.000 to install and Alison Wright arc to open versity Caterers are considering Hugh Wellesley-Smith, the tickets, similar to the one shown but. according to Mr. the batt ing. introducing an additional bar on Sub-librarian of the Student here, should be available from Wellesley-Smith. the expendi- This years Deputy President. the ground floor of the Refec- Library. the libraries. ture was necessary to improve Paul Hill, has relused to play He said that most of the hooks The system which will cover the efficiency of the service. due to shortsightedness, but has tory. MARILYN HONIGMAN have now been bar-coded (with both the Brotherton and PAUL BROMLEY agreed to make everyone lemon

Page Four WE ARE NOT DECEIVED... Editor LETTERS Dear Editor, Lasuis 9vdtukt I was particularly angered by a letter to Leeds Student (27th May) in which S. L. St. klaxikoust to the Laurent had the audacity to try, without success, to defend that vile political system, Le.e.415 known as apartheid, that exists in South Africa today. The reason for my anger was EDITOR that the letter was an attempt to completely deceive people about the truth of the situation in South Africa. South Africa is a country testing against apartheid. In ticeinanspditreacoirth. where 85% of the population addition, the apartheid regime is the hardships the are denied the most basic waging war against neighbour- black people face under apar- human rights (including the ing independent African states theid they are fighting hack, and HISSING AT SID vote) because of the colour of and still militarily occupies under the leadership of the their skin. One in every two Namibia, in defiance of interna- African National Congress, they black children dies before the tional law. It is not surprising are shaking the very founda- age of five from disease or mal- therefore that apartheid has tions of white rule. In response Dear Editor. nutrition. 13% of the land is been universally condemned as to this, and experiencing The Scousoc wishes to espress its disgust at the manner in allocated to the 21 million Afri- 'a crime against humanity'. increasing isolation from the became the focus for some w hich their disco ( I I th May cans, the remaining 87% to the The above facts make a total international community, the totally inaccurate criticism_ GI anted. some trouble did flare at 31/2 million whites. Blacks are mockery of S. L. St. Laurent's panic stricken SA government the Scousoc Disco but not due to the Scousoc's bad organisa- prevented from moving freely, opinion that South Africa has 'a finds it essential to tamper with tion, and face continual harassment widely admired judicial, apartheid to present to the out- Bar manager. Sid Head was other society 1: in their daily lives. In South administrative and education side world an image of reform. asked to cater for a fall refec- The Scouse Society looks Africa, the whites have one of system'. Apartheid South Coupled with this. they need to ton His figure of 700 is totally font and to resuming its excel- the highest standards of living in Africa is an unstable and conduct a widespread prop- unfounded. To the Scousoc's lent functions in the near future the world and the blacks, one of extremely violent society. A aganda campaign to gain accep- amazement. Sid set up a mobile and believe that the incident in the lowest. Any opposition to more equitable society will only tance. bar incapable of dealing with question will not deter prospec- white supremacy is brutally come about with the participa- Leeds Student in its desire to 300 (let alone the near 1.000 tive lovers of the Merseybeat. crushed, as was evidenced in tion of the South Africans, give 'both sides' of the story by who were present). Sid staffed Yours most gratefully, Soweto in 1976 when over a namely the blacks and will not, publishing letters openly in sup- the mobile bar with three people THE SCOUSE SOCIETY thousand innocent black school as S.L. St. Laurent implies, be port of apartheid does a gross only during the majority of the children were shot dead for pro- built upon a 'tradition' of injus- disservice to the suffering peo- disco. How can he justify this ple of South Africa. when he has twice as many staff Yours sincerely. on the Tetley Bar serving a cou- S. FLUXMAN ple of hundred people at a max- ROSS IS imum? SLAPPED WRISTS • I think if you look back The bar was closed for the through this year's ' Leeds Stu- safety of staff and customers. BOSS Dear Madam. dents' then you will find it dif- The tag period between bar Disciplinary Tribunal is less than chuffed about your article ficult to say that we have not closure and curtailment of '...and the bad nose...' (LS May 13th) which declared that opposed the system ofapartheid. admission caused some cause Dear Leeds Student, only one member of Disciplinary Tribunal is a woman. We have also given you a plat- Is Ross A. Welford. star of the for complaint and the Scousoc It's such a pity that this sort of slurring over the facts form on which to reply to S.L. St. letters page, really are fully prepared to accept Guardian's demolishes any verisimilitude the article might otherwise have Laurent's views, which you responsibility for this. However. as poor as he makes himself out had. would not otherwise have had. allegations of bad organisation to he? Basically I'd like to know DT is open to cross campus election and there is nothing Ignoring the existence of such must be fully refuted. if he owns a car, how large his inherently sexist in its constitution. There is in fact, three views will not make them go The success of this and previ- grant is and what sort of school female members of DT who have an excellent record of atten- away. ous discos has been witnessed by he went to. dance and who were present at the hearing in question. Their find it unfortunate and offen- many and the Scousoc would Yours, names appear on the minutes which had been published by the sive that you should du yourselfa like to think that letters received INQUISITIVE time your article was written and on the minutes of previous disservice by accusing 'Leeds in appraisal of the event are P.S. Has Rosso a scrap book meetings. Student' who have in effect sup- borne out by excellent music made up of all his printed arti- Yours, from that sexless body, Disciplinary Tribunal, ported you. and atmosphere (plus an organ- cles? Stick to it kid your name C.B. VALENTINE NO MORE LETTERS isational team second to no will be in lights one day. Chairperson THIS TERM!

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A fortnight ago, the Leeds Queens Hotel was the scene of The Great ISTVAN BERKELEY AND MARK LINOLEY Radio One Rock 'n' Roll Trivia TALKED TO THE PERSONALITIES AT THE Quiz'. This was a twelve hour 'GREAT RADIO ONE ROCK'N'ROLL TRIVIA marathon pop quiz held in aid of the Variety (labor Great Britain, sponsored by Record Mirror and captains, Mike Read and Paul of questions for musical H.M.V. Records. Gambachini battled for the interludes, mostly of a The format of the event was whole twelve hours, aided (and spontaneous nature. For similar to that of the TV show abetted) by the celebrities. The example. All from Yazoo sang 'Pop Quiz*. with teams made up teams changed every hour the Blues, accompanied by of a variety of celebrities from leaving teams of three for most Alexis Korner on guitar. Also, as the music industry. Under the of the time. expected, Mike Read did some supervision of quizmaster David There were occasional breaks 'crooning', backed by a couple 'Kid' Jensen, the two team in the seemingly endless stream of members of Saxon. The main musical break was an excellent one hour performance by Blancmange. The quiz itself proved to be heartily boring - tedious to the point of excruciation, in fact. It was also very very difficult; would you identify thirty-five scgwayed disco intrumentals in a minute and a hall? Most of the questions left the Leeds Student contingent dumb founded and gasping for the bar, which we found to be mainly populated by the so called 'experts' them- selves.

• 'Can't you hurry love' BUCKS FIZZ (It's so hard being a journalist). over Christmas. The bar proved to be a very Finally at 11-55 pm, the final The 'experts' ranged from useful hunting ground for round was eventually reached. Bucks Fizz, Phil Collins and interesting people (and drinks). After a round of Saxophone Twisted Sister, to Alex Although most of them didn't solos had been identified, it was 'Hurricane' Higgins. Even the have much to say, we have got a all over. Paul Gambachini had H.M.V. dog was there! few exclusives: Thin Lizzy will beaten Mike Read by a mere Back stage, there was a free probably play their final gig eight points. The only comment bar, which we felt was our together at the Reading festival; from Kid Jensen after twelve personal duty to prop up for Martin Rushent (producer) is hours of' delivering questions I much t,1 the day. as there were now going to work with hazel was 'Oh wow I'm krist:kerrcr. •4114, A lots of famous types around it O'Connor alter hay ma split with It was then time for the • Freddy, you 1.w* different without, you're hose pipe. the Human. League. Phil Collins, goodbyes to be said and for will be working with Adam Ant everyone to gratefully retire to on Adam's new single. and Kim their beds. while the Roadcrew LOOKING THROUGH GARY'S EYES Wilde is hoping to do some gigs began to clear up... Gary Davis is good-looking, the right time... the tape was very the switches. Isn't it rather confident and amiable - good though. It certainly was the difficultto du that all at once? everything you'd expect from a right time - Radio I had just "No - it's just like driving a car. Radio 1 DJ whose living depends expanded its broadcasting hours When you first learn to drive, on entertaining millions of people and he and Janice I.ong were you can't believe you're ever around the country. Radio l's taken on to fill the gaps. going to be able to change gear at approach is to keep everything the same time as look in the light and happy - including the SMOTHERED mirror and put your foot on the presenters. But doesn't Gary ever clutch. But you get used to it, and get tired of making trivial chatter? The BBC has been criticized it all becomes second nafure to "No. I enjoy chatting to people - if for its Corporation blanket you." which can smother individuals. I didn't I just wouldn't be able to Although he enjoys being on do my job - it's not something How did Gary find the air. that isn't all he has to do, you can switch on and off." difference between working for Gary presents a two hour an independent station and a Saturday night show, and spends LUCKY BREAK BBC station? "You're very much two to three days a week Gary's rise to the dizzy heights more of a team - everyone works preparing for that with his of Radio I sounds like a together to produce the best producer. They discuss whal Hollywood l ilm - it all depended results.- But didn't he find his records to play, ideas for on that lucky break. He used to individuality being chipped competitions. and the general work in Placemate 7. a club in away? "No. you get more" he style of the programme. Gary Manchester, taking money on said firmly. Joining a team of bases his show on the letters he the door. One night the DJ well-known national figures, receives - and he gets 2-300 a day. didn't turn up and, yes, Gary such as Jimmy Saville must have "I read every letter I get. and was thrust, albeit unwillingly, been daunting. DJ's not being sometimes write hack. I feel it's towards the turntables. His known for their humility. Gary. worthwhile, because I can initial reluctance didn't last long found otherwise though. remain in touch with what the however - he found he was quite "They're the friendliest people listener wants. Thankfully, more good at it, and he became the I've ever worked with." DJ's do people are writing in saying they club's regular Di. Having have to have a certain amount of like what I'm doing. than gained some invaluable self-confidence though. just to at herwise!" experience there, he started be able to talk to millions of bombarding Piccadilly Radio people every day. Doesn't the FILL-IN (Manchester's independent fact that a metal microphone has radio station) with letters and to represent the faceless 8 million He's also used as a fill-in DJ tapes. It took 2 years of constant put him off? "No. you find that a when regular presenters arc nagging to get in - but his personal atmosphere builds up away. and recently he's been determination clearly paid off. in the studio, and you cal: feel standing in for Steve Wright in He stayed 3 years at Piccadilly, you're communicating. I always the afternoons. is there a fast becoming popular and well- visualize one person, and talk conscious change in presenta- • Neil Arthur of Blancmange_ known in Manchester, and doing solely to that person. It's no use tion between the evening and the every sort of programme. saying 'I hope millions of people afternoon? "Yes, the afternoon's 'Great Rock'n'Roll Trivia Quiz' this. When you're sitting in a ranging from the breakfast show are well today'... but if you say much faster and snappier. In the in I..eeds last weekend. It was like studio putting the programme to the sports programme - and 'Hi, how are you today'. the evenings you can relax a little." a celebrity's who's who - every- together late at night, it becomes even reading the news. Having person on the other end will Which DJ does he most admire? one from the music world was like any other job." As I left him, felt he'd done all he could at think 'Hey, he's talking to me.' "Well, they're all extremely there. "On days like today. the he was mobbed by young girls Picaddilly, he sent just one tape Not only does a D.l have to good. but for sheer wackiness job's very glamorous," Gary asking for his autograph. Any to Radio I - and was accepted. "I concentrate on building up the and ingenuity, L would say Steve told me. "You're mixing with the other job? I don't think so... was very lucky" admitted Gary atmosphere. he also has to Wright." rich and famous and it's really with a smile. "I just wrote in at twiddle all the knobs and flick I'd spoken to Gary at the great. However, it's not all like SUZANNE LEVY Page Six A new perception on

CO NTRA Contraception is nothing nevi. form of contraception is like try- own bodies in general. which are available already. It The diaphragm was invented as ing to reach the crock of gold at Feminists disagreed with the is hoped too, that an insight will long ago as 1882. Since then the end of the rainbow. How pill on two scores: firstly, that be given into the future - so don't research into more satisfactory wonderful it would be to coin- many women were not initially rush round to the nearest chem- Contraception is no and reliable" methods has been him the advantages of all of informed of the pill's side-effects ist now in the hope that they'll all more or less constant. them with the disadvantages of (which still happens); secondly, be there. might seem. There a Books and pamphlets are none. because they feel they are taking available in their thousands, One must however face up to risks with their body for men, Some of the lesser known methods being d advising which is the most 'efec- reality. When the pill first who may make the casual methods - the ones to look out for improvements on tive' method. Unfortunately, became popular, many people assumption that it is OK for and the ones to avoid have been th effective (in preventing pre- thought that this was it - The women to pump pills into their given a mention, together with a RYLANCE reports. gnancy) is not always synonym- Perfect. However, experience bodies for years on end. Family Planning Association ous with 'best' for the individual proved this otherwise, and With opposition to the pill and chart, which shows the oldies. or the couple concerned. Past although improvements have the realisation that All Is Not experiments have fallen into the been made, many women still Perfect, research into new, less trap of forgoing people's opin- disagree with it on the grounds of harmful, but equally effective ions on a particular method in health, and others feel that they methods has been conducted. favour of scientific performance. should have more direct control Leeds Student has taken a look at ETHICS AND THE DE Chasing the ideal and perfect over their own fertility, and their some of these methods - some of Opposition of the ethics of con- One jabot DP (about 150 mg) is traception exists in many if not estimated to give contraceptive all countries where it is in use, protection for three months. CAPS AND RUBBERS The Catholic Church opposes its It prevents conception in a use on the grounds of morality, number of ways: by suppressing CAPPING rubber or polyethylene, fitted to one's body and what a device is and in some countries it remains ovulation, reducing sperm the individual. Unlike the doin# should be welcomed. penetrability of the cervical When the pill burst onto the diaphragm, it can be left in place It is also thought that normal illeghtteliThere e is, however, stronger mucus, reducing the possible market, conventional barrier for some time, though there is secretions. which may help to opposition to some methods implantation of the fertilized methods began to lose popular- some discrepancy as to how long prevent infection are prevented than to others, though for egg. There are also indications ity. 'some time' is: some say it from passing into the vagina. reasons which have very little to that it changes the rate of egg But now it seems as though should be removed after 24 Experiments into a new one do with religion. transport. they are making a new bid for hours, some once or twice a way valve cap which would One such method is the drug So why the opposition? recognition. week. allow uterine secretions to pass, Depo Provera, the use of which In 1978 DP was banned in the The cervical cap is one such There arc also conflicting but not sperm are under way. has been surrounded in con- USA because of its side-effects. case. ideas as to how much cream Complaints of had odours troversy ever since it began to be However, it remains in use in The caps of today are small should be used with it. when the cap has been in place used as a contraceptive in the about HO countries, one of which and thimble-shaped, about 4 cm There are some disadvan- for some time can he solved with 1960's. Until then, it had been is the UK. Although its use is high. tages with its use Complaints regular cleaning. used only as a treatment for not widespread in this country, The rim fits around the cervix, that it is disturbing to reach Unfortunately some women - cancer and to prevent spon- the Family Planning Associa- without actually touching it, and inside the vagina have been those with infections or with taneous abortions. tion still defends it as a valid is held in place ha '.section. received, though some women particularly sensitive skin can- Now, Depo Prove ra is form of contraception for use in The cap is usually made of have said that knowledge of not use the cap. administered in injectible form. the short-term. But its side effects can he drastic. The reason for the US ban was that evidence suggested that a risk of congenital malfor- METHOD: EFFECTIVENESS: ADVANTAGES: DISADVANTAGES: mations existed, and that there were also extensive bleeding problems. Examination of case studies Pill Almost 10084 effective. Easy and convenient. Gives regular Some women may have minor side in this country add to the list. monthly cycle, often with reduced effects which normally pass in a few Oral contraceptive; Some women reported weight bleeding, pain and premenstrual months. Triphasa: and Biphasic increases of up to three and a Unsuitable for those with a history of pills. Everyday pills. tension. half stones. Depression, Minipill. Does not interfere with lovemaking. strokes, heart attacks or raised blood lethargy and headaches were pressure or diabetics. further complaints. Slight weight loss prior to a new jab occurred, but the weight was Progestogen-only pill 98'r, effective. Useful for older women with less risk of Monthly cycle may he irregular. regained after. Menstruation blood pressure or clotting. Easy and Sometimes periods are missed. may also be affected; women convenient to use. complained of heavy, irregular. Does not interfere with lovemaking, or loss of periods. In reports made by the organ- isation 'Depo Provera, Cause Diaphragm and 97% effective with It can be put in up to three hours before The need to plan ahead. for Concern' it states that many spermicide careful use, making love. Can protect against cancer of the cervix. A NEW USE R Cap and spermicide 97% effective with Same as diaphragm. Every six months, cap must he checked careful use. that it is right size. Also after childbirth. The contraceptive sponge is or weight gain or loss of more than being billed as the woman's three kilograms (7lhs) as size of vagina answer to the sheath. It is one of may change. many new barrier methods cur- rently being tested. The whole concept of a con- Condom and spermicide 97% effective with Easy to obtain and use. Can protect May slip off. Can interrupt lovemaking. traceptive sponge goes back as Sheath, Protective careful use. both partners against some sexually Rubber, Johnny. transmitted diseases.

Female sterilisation Occasional failures Is effective immediately. A few women notice heavier periods. occur.

Male sterilisation Occasional failures. Same as female sterilisation. It can take many ejaculations to clear occur. sperm already in tube.

Safe Period Can he 85-93% effective No serious side effects. No mechanical Much care and restraint needed. Natural family planning, with careful use devices or hormones arc used. Careful record keeping needed. More Rhythm method. (sytapto-thermal difficult for women With irregular method). cycles, after childbirth and at the change in life - Not really recommended.

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e a host of new Among the contraceptive veloped, and devices of the near future is the vaginal ring. old ones. SUE In 1973 the World Health Organisation set up a Task Force to investigate new forms of contraceptives which arc more acceptable to the people using them. An attempt was made to fit technology to peo- ple. rather than the other way round. PO VETO Research into the vaginal ring women were not informed of was therefore quite unique, in the consequences of taking the that it paid as much attention to the opinions of the women using drug when they were given it. more similar to the mini-pill Some women were not even it as it did to the more clinical aspects_ than anything else. However, it aware they were being given it. releases only about two thirds of especially following child-birth. The ring is made of silastic POST-COITAL PREVENTION rubber, and is about five cen- that contained in low dose This is especially the case with mini-pills. The morning after pill and its taken followed by a couple black and Asian women, who timeters in diameter. Its flexibil- post-coital alternative. the more, twelve hours later. ity means that it can squash up The rings provide protection are given D.P. by British doctors for two to three months. Intra-uterine device are avail- Nausea and vomiting are the without explanation. to a width of 2 cm making inser- able in many parts of the coun- possible side effects of this drug. tion easier. Although the full results from Recent reports in the the World Health Organisation try. The Family Planning The failure rates for this method It fits behind the cervix (see Observer and the Guardian are not yet available in full. a Association are campaigning for are estimated to be around one support these findings. diagram) - in a place where their wider use. per cent. Ectopic pregnancies many of the volunteers did not few results from the sample Apart from the obvious taken in Manchester provide an Opposition has been made to (in which the embryo starts to objection that once adminis- know existed. A quick examina- both methods on the grounds develop in the fallopian tubes tion of the standard biology interesting prologue. tered there is no looking back None of the 27 volunteers that post-coital contraception is rather than in the womb) have school text book will reveal that (there is no counter drug) mean- became pregnant. Over half of merely a form of early abortion been known to occur with this the conventional diagrams do ing that one has to suffer the side the women expressed a wish to and is therefore unacceptable. method. If this is the case then not show it either. When the effects until its influence wears carry on using the ring even However, its use does have you will experience severe ring is in place the user and her off, there are further social after the experiment had important stipulations. Doctors abdominal pain and should partner are unable to feel it. and implications. Many women dis- finished. Most liked the ring stress that both should be used consult your doctor. like the notion that the doctor is it cannot.su p out of place with- because it did not interfere with in emergencies. only in the fed- Research into the effect on an totally in control of their bodie,.. out you noticing it tow ing cases; embryo which develops after a a woman's cycle in he same way post-Coital contraception failure There is no degree of responsi- lts use is not to be confused as the pill or the coil does. * after unprotected intercourse has been minimal. bility on the woman for control- with the cap and diaphragm. Its Others said they almost forgot it * after rape ling her own fertility. She only position is not important - if it is was there. * after failure of mechanical suffers the results. in the vagina and it is comfort- All this is not to say that it was methods. e.g. burst sheath Post-coital 1.1J.D.s (The The long-term safety of tak- able then it is unlikely to be in without disadvantage: some In the event of any of these Loop, Coil, Copper 7) ing D.P. has not yet been fully the wrong place. side effects were recorded, the happeing, treatment should be This can only be used in cer- explained. Why. when there is Once in place it releases a most notable being spotting sought within 72 hours of inter- tain circumstances. It has the such a grey area surrounding the small amount of hormone at a (bleeding between periods). course for the pill, and up to five advantage of a 100%. success use of this drug. is it still in use in slow and constant rate. The Long-term effects have not yet days for the I.U.D. method. rate and can he used as a con- this country? And why does the hormone thickens the mucus of been fully explored. After this. failure is more likely. tinuing form of contraception. Family Planning Association list the cervix. preventing sperm It will he a few years before The morning-after pill The problems associated with it - even in some cases advise it - from passing. the device will be available on this are the same as those of the Disruption of the 'normal' This is a combined hormone in many of its pamphlets? the National Health. but it does pill (usually Ovran or Eugynon 1.U.D. under normal usage: cycle is minimal; ovulation is not The 'scandal' of DP if it may seem that it could pros isle a val- 50) subject to the usual contra- pain during and after insertion, be called such, has been further prevented and periods are more uable alternative. indications. Two of these are sickness and heavy bleeding. accentuated by the revelation or less unaffected. that Third World women are The hormone is a proges- being used as guinea-pigs for the togen one, which makes the ring FILM PREVIEW drug, consequently suffering Water Soluble Condom some, if not all the effects. Pro- and Vaginal Contraceptive test campaigns against such film inserts experimentation have been vaginal inserts are currently USEFUL ADDRESSES launched. available in Britain under the British Pregnancy Advisory Service, name of C. film, but studies into a male equivalent are well 2nd Floor, advanced. 8 The Headrow, R SPONGES C. film is a flat film which LEEDS LS1 6PT tar as the Egyptians who used a measures about 3 in x 3 in. It is type of sea-sponge soaked ini inserted into the vagina. where Tel.' 0532 443861 lemon juice to act as a spermi- it dissolves and releases spermi- Family Planning Information Service, cide. cides. The modern-day sponge The male equivalent would he 27/35 Mortimer Street, obviously is more sophisticated. in the form of either a dome, a LONDON W1N 7RJ It is a foam sponge impregnated cap, or a film wrap. This water with spermicide and can he used • Moistening the sponge in soluble film would have none of Tel: 01-636 7866 applicator_ for up to 48 hours. The top is the problems of reduced sen- Pregnancy Advisory Centre, dimpled, allowing it to fit closely said that they experienced dis- sitivity associated with the con- over the cervix. comfort during intercourse, ventional condom. The film 4 Albion Street, The device traps the sperm which is thought to be related to should remain on the erect penis LEEDS 1 within two to five minutes from the shape of the sponge. and is until penetration. when the Film release, and holds it until the therefore a problem which can should dissolve readily at the Tel: 0532 456914 sponge is removed. he remedied. Odour, and dif- cervix. The sponge does not act in the ficult removal were also men- A flat film would he approp- same way as a normal spermi- tioned. riate for female vaginal inser- cide. because the active ingre- Research into this method tion before intercourse. using BOOK REFERENCES dient is not released until inter- clearly has some way 10 go, manual digital insertion. or by course. Nor is it needed to though results are promising. using a specially designed RAKUSEN and PHILIPS replace it immediately since it is It's effectiveness at preventing applicator. Our bodies ourselves (Penguin) 'safe' for 72 hours in all. pregnancy is estimated at 97%. Improseinents in the materi- Thanks to Brenda Spencer of the Production costs are also fairly als used are under investigation Applicators are currently University Hospital of South Manchester being designed to facilitate low, and, should it he marketed - disintegration, handling and insertion. in the same way as the sheath is the length of their life etc., but for her help and information. During the experiments there at present, the cost would he the male. insert may he on the were some complaints. Some around 20p. market in a few years. Page Eight ARTS Greeting Rita... Love Potion... B and B... ARTS

EDUCATING RITA were unfounded. He was Odeon utterly convincing as the cyn- I must confess that I haven't ical, disillusioned don who seen the stage version of finds his complacent Educating Rita but its adapta- accumptions about literature tion to the screen has pro- challenged by Rita's naive duced a delightfully, positive eagerness. and witty film. The film's strength lies in its Julie Walters recreates her vivid portrayal of Rita's role as Rita, the bright, chirpy struggle to become educated. young married woman Her family and her class are whose hairdressing job constant obstacles to her doesn't satisfy her genuine development. In addition, her thirst for knowledge. She confidence is undermined by embarks on an Open Univer- her glimpses of the daunt- sity course and the film traces ingly hyper-intelligent stu- her developing sophistication dents at the University. While in character and intellect. illustrating the contrast bet- It It is a part that Julie Walters ween her own working-class must by now know well and world and the ivory towers indeed her performance image of the University, the proves that. The film is aligh- idealisation of student life ted by her wit. When asked does go a little too far. At one how she would resolve the point she walks past a group staging difficulties of Peer of students on the lawn and Gynt her simple answer is 'Do she is hailed over to 'settle an it on the radio.' argument we are having While Julie Walters was about D.H. Lawrence'. How absolutely right for the part, I many times does that happen was at first a little apprehen- to you as you're passing sive about the casting of through the Tetley Bar? Michael Caine as her tutor. Dr. Despite such lapses Frank Bryant (the mandatory Educating Rita is a very megastar to boost the box enjoyable film. .k office takings?). My fears JONATHAN CALVERT • KEEP OFF THE JOHNNIE WALKER BLACK STUFF

ing her Company debut, was rare birds indeed, but this Opera North are now on Theatre Royal on 21, 23 and a beautifully seductive, dim- Nemorino was a joy. Desper- tour and will be playing The 25 June - well worth a trip. pled Adina, flirting with both ately shy and ingenuous at Elixir of Love' at York's SUE LEATHER her suitors and the audience, the outset, he gained in confi- and executing her coloratura dence after drinking the elixir; BEATRICE AND BENEDICT role with apparent ease. always a sympathetic charac- THE ELIXIR OF LOVE Opera North Another newcomer to the terisation, his final scene with Grand Theatre Opera North Adina was especially moving. Company, Gordon Sandison, It was some trepidation that I waited for the curtain to Grand Theatre extracted the most from his His voice seemed ideally rise on Opera North's new production, having read the suited to Donizetti's music, This is the charming story part as the bumptious slatings in the national press. Perhaps forewarned is Sergeant Belcore (also in love having a very Italianate sound of a shy country boy, forearmed since I found nothing in the production to with Adina), although many and his interpretation of the Nemorino, who is sold a shock, although there were a few superfluous details of his words were lost. opera's best known aria, 'magic potion' (in reality a which doubtless will disappear in future revivals. Michael Rippon's Dr. Dui- 'Una furtive lagrima' was jus- bottle of Bordeaux) by an old The American producer, David Alden, designer David tifiably applauded. quack. This he drinks in the camera was priceless, a per- Fielding and lighting designer Nick Chelton provided a Set designs of delightful hope that his love, Adina, will formance of great humour stage bereft of the usual set - the back wall and wings fall for him. Unknown to him involving the audience totally simplicity by Jenny Beavan, were clearly visible throughout the performance, com- to the village in the jokes at the local's enhanced by David Cunning- (but known plete with lights, fire extinguishers and 'Exit' signs but girls) Nemorino's uncle has expense and even putting in a ham's lighting and Michael this served to concentrate the attention solely on the left him a fortune. The girls plug for Opera North itself. Geliot's unfussy production action. The floor covering of bright green grass and consequently flock after Alexander Oliver who was provided the background to a bright red poppies immediately brought to mind Flan- Nemorino, Adina is made to have sung the role of thoroughly enjoyable even- jealous, realises she loves Nemorino was indisposed ing. John Pryce-Jones con- ders; that this was the Crimea mattered not - the idea was the same. A constant procession of tents, hospital beds, him and all ends happily. and the young tenor, ducted with a suitably light charity workers, nurses and wounded soldiers kept the Opera North assembled a Bonaventura Bottone, touch and his orchestra and fast-moving, brittle quality of Beatrice and Benedict's strong cast for this Donizetti replaced him. Tenors who chorus responded with vivac- relationship to the fore, contrasting nicely with the seren- revival. Gillian Sullivan, mak- can both sing and act well are ity. ity of Hero's appearances. The story, taken from Shakespeare's 'Much Ado About Nothing' hinges on the plot to make Beatrice and Benedict love each other and admit as much. John LEEDS POLYTECHNIC S.U. Brecknock (Benedict) was in great voice, his diction being especially good, but although their scenes together presents always hinted at a deeper attachment than either was willing to accept, Claire Powell (Beatrice) never fully entered into the spirit of her role. Eilene Hannan as Hero provided the 'norm' of a con- END OF TERM BASH ventional relationship with Claudio (Christopher Booth- Jones), and her duet with Ursula (Linda Hibberd - a with superb performance) was especially moving. In the lesser roles, John Tranter as Don Pedro and Thomas Lawlor as Somarone were effective but had diffi- culty with the great chunks of pseudo-Shakespearean WILD WILLY dialogue. As always, John Pryce-Jones' chorus sang and acted well, and conductor David Lloyd-Jones drew some beautiful singing and playing from his performers. 0 013:0RR ETT SUE LEATHER The story, taken from a poem by Tennyson, is a satire on Women's Liberation. PREVIEW Determined to renounce Rio4,4730jsr 'tyrannic man', the 21-year old Princess has shut herself PRINCESS IDA away in Castle Adamant Light Opera Society where she has set up a uni- 14/ Riley Smith Hall, versity for like-minded "V bISC" 7.30 p.m. June 21-25 P1/4t1 NS rfiE o beauties whom she indoctri- Princess Ida, a typical Gil- nates with her feminist prop- 5 , bert and Sullivan operetta, aganda. NOR Ty dates from the same period The only problem is that as 'lolanthe' and 'The when Ida was a child she was Mikado'. betrothed to Hilarion, a Saturday June 2 The only reason that it is neighbouring Prince — and less well known than those now he is determined to claim two old favourites is that it is her for his bride. But in order in three acts, requiring differ- to gain entry to the castle he ■■ent sets and different cos- and his two trusted friends 528.3Opm-2am Ents Hall f 1.00 tumes which makes it expen- have to masquerade as sive to produce. women ... NO UNION CARD RESTRICTIONS However, the marvellous Tickets for the shows — music and the hilarious com- costing £1 for students — will (Tel: 430171) edy make the challenge be available on the door on worthwhile . the nights. IN EVERY CITY THERE ARE EIGHT MILLION STORIES WAITING • Luke what the cat brought in.. The dark and the sinister TO BE TOLD... meet the white and the good. 'I'm with you Hans', 'I'm with The dark satanic mills of around. 'God, I hope no one you Luke'. 'You've got to FREE TICKETS Leeds had ground to a halt. talks to me.' When does it make it'. The ABC Cinema has ten double tickets to GIVE AWAY in Human wreckage had begun start?' Aerial motorbikes flash this simple, easy to enter competition to wend its way home from Twenty long, laborious . through giant prehistoric for- The tickets are to see the Rolling Stones' film Let's the Naked City, when I arrived minutes drag by. Blood pres- ests. TEDDY BEARS take on Spend The Night Together in 70mm and six-track stereo I at this paradise of picture sure reaching fever pitch the might of the EMPIRE. Will on Friday, June 24th, at 11.00 p.m. shows, the Odeon. when the first one makes a Luke give in to the DARK Just answer the simple question below, fill in your Trembling, I gently push move. A group of about five FORCE? In space the battle name and address and hand the coupon into the Leeds the smoked glass doors to ordinary people head rages in my ears inexorably Student office in the University Union or the newsdesk in one side and walk in. Step by upstairs to the cinema. building up ... to ... the ... the Polytechnic Exec. office by Wednesday. step I feel my way past Slowly, like a crumbling wall, cli ... max. deserted kiosks in the dimly lit a gathering tidal wave or an The Return of the Jedi. I A list of winners will be available from these two places foyer. Reaching a sweeping avalanche, we all file in. open my eyes to see the cre- on Thursday, and you can collect your tickets from the staircase, I slowly lift first one Cossetted in a plush blue dits rolling up the silver I Leeds Student Office from then on. foot then another onto the velour chair, armed with screen to John William's Good luck, kids!! steps towards Odeon One. another drink and even more appropiately dynamic music, Question: My heart begins to pound fags I feel warm even foetal. EXHILARATED. Which famous artist currently on tour recorded Let's against my ribs ...THUD My mind registers British Now I know why George Spend the Night Together, and on which album does the ..THUD ...keep calm Board of Film Censors, Cer- Lucas shot six different end- song appear? . .keep calm. My foot misses tificate 'U', then everything ings and kept the real one so Answers: the next step, but adrenalin goes blank... I know that hush hush. But then I like this Artist: makes you think fast, and I music ... I've seen those sort of thing. In fact I rave manage to grab the hand-rail graphics. Everything rushes about it. Expletives and Album: . before plunging back into the at me at once. Colours, superlatives fail. See it. Your Name: blackness on my arse. sounds blur, it's like going Well you didn't expect me I Address. I reach the bar, my eyes down the motorway at 85. to tell the story, did you? blink painfully in the intense only faster. MARK LEONARD light, my head reeling from Then suddenly, I'm the people, all these people. through, I'm back. Instinctively my reflexes THE MESSIAH Julian Hough looked ideal the re-enactment of the Roman census, where the tell me to grab a drink, make a Giant TOADS belch revolt- National Theatre of as the wet, wimpish under- dog, Godfrey, whilst Patrick audience were asked such despairing clutch at some ing slime, creatures I've never Brent, photos, and light a cigarette. Barlow made a marvellously personal questions as what seen before but recognise Leeds Trades Club Glass firmly in hand, I feel instantly. A light sabre flickers pretentious Desmond, trying the colour of their bathroom was. Despite people's diverse safe - at least while there's across the reflected image of- The Messiah was based on to instil order and polish into reactions, neither actor was at something in it - and look my eyes. the same idea as 'Life of the play. Apart from playing Brian'. Patrick Barlow and Herod, Mary and so on. both a loss for some spontaneous Julian Hough played two took it in turns to narrate quip. effort, this play merits high atrocious actors, Desmond whilst the other mimed. This Whilst based on Monty acclaim. Neil Sissons as and Godfrey, who acted out was extremely funny since Python-type humour, the director and co-writer has the story of Jesus' birth, aided the limp miming was so far- comedians had put their own conceived a piece that will by a dumpy soprano, Mrs. T. fetched or so unconvincing stamp on the material. Other tour cheaply and success- (Lee Trevorrow). that it would have been unre- original touches were Mrs. fully, thanks to three very However, the treatment cognisable without the con- T's arias and Godfrey's role as strong central performances. REFUGEES was very different. The com- trasting, melodramatic narra- a 1920s district nurse. Gen- Too often an incestuous Compass Theatre edy was not at all crude but tion. erally the play was not so artistic effort becomes a Company, came from anachronisms, The audience sat around caustic or surreal as Monty hotchpotch of misdirected audience participation, and tables in front of the stage and Python but more like pan- Riley Smith Hall. priorities. In this case the incongruities between the this gave a relaxed atmos- tomime. As an alternative entertain- structure, despite being comedians' roles as phere, and enabled the actors ment to revision and the F.A. episodic, was electric and Desmond and Godfrey and to involve the audience. One Cup Final, The Leadmill. that impulsive in its impact. At no their biblical roles. particularly good scene was EMMA BATHA northern Bauhaus of creative stage did the rapid scene energy, mercifully sent us changes become confused or Compass and their play, in any way superfluously con- deserves to. To appreciate buying on the strength of the Refugees. trived. A balance was him as a performer is to enjoy illustrations alone. Clarke Three hitch-hikers, all in achieved by superb man- his poetry. Now it's all here in teamed up with artist, Steve their twenties, wait for a lift by agement of plot by the writ- print, and more. All his fam- Maguire, whose surreal the roadside. Behind the er s, and imaginative ous raps become writings, interpretations compliment masks they show each other, choreography flawlessly TEN YEARS IN AN OPEN and so the artistic status the poetry effectively. executed by the performers. in the way one does in an NECKED SHIRT becomes elevated. And as The marl is a wordmonger, opportune encounter with The audience becomes verse, it certainly stands on its and now it's possible to enjoy strangers, lie the excruciating involved in a whirlwind of John Cooper Clarke own feet. them at your own pace. You personal truths to which the words, truths and dance. Styl- "It's only a hundred pages There's Lenny Siberia, the can even learn them off by audience is made witness. ised and honest, the ambiti- long, and it'll fit nicely into the antipodean anti-hero of the heart, put your finger in an Each character is stripped to ous nature of the programme back of your Fioruccis. £2.50 anti-novel, Beezley Street, electric socket and be John the bone and in moments is easily achieved, In retros- isn't a lot to pay for real art." The Pest and Chicken Town Cooper Clarke for a day. His both piercing and moving, pect, my feeling is admira- So says John Cooper Clarke are there, uncensored to text is here. confront publically that which tion. The professionalism of of his recent publication. boot. should best be hidden or production belies their youth. I'm sure it will sell. It Poetry apart, this is worth PETER MORGAN should it? In every sense a collective PETER MORGAN

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ROBERT PALMER band and the essentials for Sneaking Sally Through The Refectory music no elaborate lighting, Alley, Johnny and Mary, A member of the old guard, plastic palms or doo wop sin- Looking for Clues, The Best of tracing back more than a gers. Mr. Palmer entered, Both Worlds to his current decade to Vinegar Joe, along looking like Cary Grant plays single, You Are in My System. side Elkie Brooks in her wild Douglas Bader in a dapper He has the rare knack of pro- woman of rock days. RAF-esque two piece to ducing material that is dance- His years of experience launch straight into a brand of able, infectiously hummable have honed down to a unique white man's black music that but never trite. blend of grit-with- he has made his very own. It's a brave move for an sophistication funk, marking His voice is startling, soar- artist who is by no means a him as a man for tomorrow, ing pure and clear above the showman to rely on his music not one of yesterday's dense packing of rhythm and his presence to provide heroes. from his six piece, all- an evening's entertainment. It His overture, Thank Heaven American band. No patter, no worked superbly. For Leetle Gulls, boomed out chat, no theatrics just the man Robert's a local lad, from over a darkened stage, moving to his music with a Batley, so his mum and dad primed me to expect an even- touchingly shy confidence, were thereto watch the show. ing of showbiz as much as slipping from song to song I hope they enjoyed it as music. Wrong, wrong, wrong. without halt. much as I did. The lights came up to His material was a cross cut reveal nothing more than the from his decade of albums; RAY CASTLE

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SUGAR MINOTT motion contradicted its title Fforde Grene as the audience skanked, After a slow start, Sugar revelling in the eloquent Minott transcended the initial assimilation of reggae sub- apathy threshold of the audi- culture by this man of intoxi- cated genius. ence launching into Ghetto • and the Ecstasy. Pic. Key Murtha. Youths as soon as the be- But for me, the real high of the evening — besides the dreadlocked crowd had dence Sugar persuaded the and American with a guitar in aural stimulation as every KAHONDO STYLE/ achieved the appropriate fiery youths to save their hand, and also coaxes some last drop of rhythm was HOHKI AND MARRE frame of mind. From then on, righteous anger for the forces interesting noises out of a squeezed from each number Packhouse the band held the audience— of Babylon, then drifted into hinged plank, a piano string — was the overwhelming wallowing in a smokey haze Mellow down and love one So how come these people and a pick up. Alan Tomlinson sense of cultural harmony of mellow twilight sound — another. The now devoted are playing to a miniscule plays resonant trombone and and exchange as drinks, under their spell, as it hypnot- brethren decided peace and audience upstairs in the Pac- when he takes a solo, uses a cigarettes and sometimes ized for 11/2 hours. The supple love — man was the order of khorse for £1 while 'Robert wide range of techniques to even money were passed bass pulsated. while Sugar's the evening. A chant of 'ayah' Palmer' is pulling them in at great musical effect. freely between members of rhythm crew wafted out a gave the general consensus £4 a time in the Refectory at Kahondo Style are an the audience. barrage of exotic percussion of opinion (it was well — all the University? energetic highly competent sounds, his soft crooning Towards the end, a small right). Kahondo Style are a lot of and colourful musical voice liberally smearing a riot developed. But somehow styles. There are up to seven kaleidoscope. It's well worth sugar coating of lover's rock the band's glazed aura of of them, depending on which taking a look. over the top. peace prevailed. Waving his song they're playing and they Hohki and Marre are the Black Slate's Mind your hand with calm cool conk- PETER MORGAN travel the world. The first Japanese singers from the song is about sightseeing in band, Katsuko Hohki and Tokyo and it's in Japanese. Pamela Marre. They take up We also get two melancholy the second half with a piece of BATCAVE NIGHT been something to commend. However, the Greek popular songs of the theatre. They use slides, singer didn't fulfill The Trade Description Act Warehouse 1940s, a rock song which energetic changes of charac- — neither did anyone else. Even a version of It was probably too much to expect an 'event' would enliven 'Top of the ter and think they have their Alice's failed miserably. Alien when The Batcave took The Warehouse over School's Out Pops', and a few other bursts tongues firmly in their made Kajagoogoo sound like the for an evening. The hullabaloo in London Sex Fiend of different styles. In addition, cheeks. They present a tale saviours of modern music. Exterminate. about the place, and especially its darling one member reads, or sings, about crises of identity, ethnic boys The Specimen, led me to suspect that a poem about Liberace which and gender which asks the If that was a crunching tackle by your this was going to be either marvellously he then shows us, so that we audience to suspend credibil- intrepid reporter, may I now reveal that The brash entertainment or a boring, ineffective don't miss anything. I find my- ity while a six inch tall plastic Specimen were even worse than their fiend- and ultimately depressing occurence. self asking if these characters Japanese-American boxer ish predecessors. Intent on looking as ugly are for real. and a Jewish girl from North and playing as awfully as possible, they The only evidence that the blood brothers The Greek songs sound as London try to sort themselves trudged through their thrashy, trashy set. were at present was a small Batcave sign and though they come from a vil- out, and ends with a rude large pieces of tatty cotton masquerading as lage dance. Peter Cusack noise. It's done with panache cobwebs, The people present didn't seem out The singer forgot to put his trousers on, and plays the gozonki while Clive and I'm glad I saw it. of the ordinary either, with the now statutory he preferred to show us his fishnet clad bot- Bell adds accordion to give Robert Palmer? You must back-combed hair which brushed the ceiling tom rather than his face — it was often dif- the sound a distinctive tang. be kidding. and as much black clothing as possible being ficult to tell one from the other. Again, the lack Max Eastley sings in Greek PAUL HUBERT the garb for this festival of, soon to be of a decent tune left The Specimen playing revealed, drabness. aimlessly in the vain hope of attracting atten- tion with their looks and onstage antics. Their The scene was set by the DJ with a sound- only chance of success would be to record a track of modern cultists - Birthday Party. Chinn/Chapman song. Cramps etc, — and latter day glam boys T Rex, Gary Glitter and The Sweet. This inter- The idea of taking a club around the country lude turned out to be the most enjoyable part expecting it to succeed is a misguided one. Motorhead, Refectory of the evening. The Warehouse was strong enough to thwart possession by this particularly ugly demon. CRASH Alien Sex Fiend were as awful as their Future customers at the London base ought BANG to be warned. More pratcave than batcave. name suggests. If they had had a tune or two WALLOP... to grace their doom-laden backdrop of synths and sub-Banshees guitar, there may have ANDREW BOOTH DiEgo de Vega Page Eleven PLATTER This is the last stupid heading of the year... DATA

AZTEC CAMERA ful. Walk Out To Winter/ Which same cannot be said for Set The Killing Free, a far Set The Killing Free less commercial but equally (Rough Trade) fine offering. A more impressive range of eclect- Swapping cowboy jackets for icism is revealed. Set against Sergio Tracchini styles, Aztec precisely that bar room Camera get hip! rhythm'n'booze The Clash Walk Out To Winter makes hold so dear, Mr. Frame a perfect single Highly select- declaims in the deliberately ive plagiarism melts into an tuneless tones we have come unusual talent for subtle pop to expect from Mr. Strummer, Diana Ross and The Supremes while adding some equally meet Squeeze somewhere in tuneless guitar. This song the Spanish sector of the sounds so familiar it may well Sixties, and extensive exag- be a direct steal from some- geratedly plucked guitars set where, I just can't put my the scene for the most finger on it. Not quite the Fun appealing three minutes yet Thirty, but Brilliant. from any Old Postcardian, Soothing, stylised and taste- ROGER HOLLAND Er: .1•6 XMAL DEUTSCHLAND music is. It's well constructed, • Sergio Tracchini, Us? Piss OFF Mate Fetisch with the drums, keyboards (4AD Records) and guitars falling into place repetitive rather than inspiring THE SMITHS Riding high on the crest of the neatly but too often Xmal with the same beat being Hand In Glove/Handsome Devil German New Wave, Deutschland's sound is drummed out again and Xmal (Rough Trade) Deutschland have received essentially stationary, not again. rave reviews from much of getting anywhere. Listen through the influ- A new favourite within certain factions, The Smiths are the music press. I settled Part of Fetisch is undisting- ences though, and banish almost all we have been led to believe Despite the obvious down to hear Fetisch in uished and I suspect it's more memories of X-Ray Spex or handicaps of a Mancunian heritage, they have resisted the expectation of an aural treat. than just the language barrier mundane comparisons with temptation of Factorydom, Hurrah for them! In the event, the expected — XmDland sing in German Siouxsie and the Banshees. The new style West Coast soundings of The Smiths musical assault on my ears — that makes the tracks Within Xmal Deutschland lie excel. Set the controls for the heart of the fun says Cap'n never quite materialised, and somewhat of a blur. Beneath considerable talent, and the Morrissey. and away we go. Xmal Deutschland, a five the grimness that inevitably gut feeling to use it It is when "Let the people stare - the sun shines out of our /C. piece band from Hamburg seems to accompany the Xmal Deutschland start behinds." He combines a purr of self satisfaction with a (four girls and a boy), often Depresso-Rock and scratch- marching to the rhythm of a spit of fire; occasional traces of the Mark E. Smith drawl march on proddingly rather ing but effective guitar of this different beat and experiment show through this throwback wall of sound Hand In than leap and bound. Xmal desperate era, some passion that they can make songs like Glove overcomes the listener with a suffocating Deutschland might be lacking ferments but often it just dis- Boomerang, a musical sea constancy. A song with no beginning and no end - A Hit. in melody, but they do have sipates into a melange of with breaking waves of Well, not really. energy, quite raw and unre- sound. keyboards, drums and under- Live too. The Smiths will take some keeping up with, stated vocals that thunders fined, not that that need to be a Not always though, and Handsome Devil, recorded at the Hacienda (boo hiss). around the room. sin. Undoubtedly,Xmal while two of the three bounces along; operatic r'n-b to gird your loins to. Busy Live, Xmal Deutschland are Deutschland also have that strongest tracks, Qua! (cur- guitars play off the solid rhythm section, and frame the supposed to be very good essential force that makes a rent single) and the swirling most catchy, most unlikely chorus since I don't know indeed and having played band Bell. Orient sound a bit similar, when. Fetisch enough times to sort Anja Huive's clear vocals they are each successful in "Let me get my hands around your mammary glands, let out the good from the drone, me get your head on the conjugal bed." cut through the wall of sound their own way. At times Xmal I'd go and see them. Well. I ask vou that they make, but quite Deutschland's intensity and 7 often a wall is what their insistent rhythm becomes ADAM LEBOR ROGER HOLLAND

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A TO ZED OF BATTING The event was slickly organised by York University, On a glorious summer day History In the end though the satisfaction. even the T.V. cameras were in attendance but David Vine Gloucestershire were batting choice was not a difficult one. MA: A few years ago you was unfortunately absent due to piles. against Warwickshire at Edg- chose to play for Kerry Packer The first event was the individual/team slalom which MA You've broken many baston. This served as a instead of Pakistan. Consider- was won by Hooray Henry of York whose down hill velocity records in your cricket career; backdrop for an interview with ing all the controversy it was aided by the weight of his wallet However, unblurred scoring a hundred first class Zaheer Abbas or Zed as he is caused, how do you feel about centuries, being the first man by free ale, the strength and depth of the Leeds team was known Zed the Pakistani Test it in retrospect?, illustrated by their third place in the learn event and Robert to score a double century cricketer, has recently become Zed. I had to play for Packer, Mawrs third place in the individual event. against England in a debut the first Asian and only the that's why I signed up for him. Leeds then retired to a Martini umbrella to discuss Test, twice making 2000 runs twentieth man in history to But that didn't mean that I in a season, and the records go tactics for the day's main event, the team dual slalom. Run score a hundred in first class wasn't willing to play for on a knockout basis, this event would decide the recipients on and on . centuries Pakistan I was willing to play of the handsome E.P N.S. trophy for the champions of the Zed• I hope they keep going for my country at any time. event. The 'Leeds 'A' team consisting of Robert Mawr, on and on. Looking back on it I think that it Richard Davies, Jane Hooke and Alistair Tawns The following is a short was the right decision MA Which of the many despatched with contempt the challenges of York, interview between the editor because it gave me a chance records that you have broken Lancaster, Newcastle and the Leeds 'B' team to meet of Pakistan Connection, to play alongside the best Bradford in the final. Unfortunately there was no repeat of gave you the most satisfact- Mohammed Arshad. and players in the world. lion? last year's glory. One mistake cost Leeds the victory that Zaheer Abbas MA: How do you feel about was morally theirs and Bobby Bradford and his boys won Mohammed Arshad You Zed: Every record is a big playing cricket in South by a ski tip studied at Karachi University record, it is only when you Africa? As the Bradford captain held the trophy aloft to the cries where you had to choose break it yourself that you Zed: I would love to play of the baying crowd Leeds were left to reflect on what between cricket and studies, realise how big it is. Of course cricket in South Africa if it might have been as they retired to the bar to abase was it a difficult decision?, making 274 against England wasn't for their Apartheid themselves, they were cheered by their second place and Zed: At first I was studying a here at Edgbaston was great policies I will not play there the fact that Hugh Knowles (a great boon) was there and science subject but this left because it was a starting point until they change their managed not to break anything. me with little time for cricket, for me. But I feel that all my policies. Nick Robinson also skied. so I switched to a B.A. in records have given me equal MOHAMMED AR SHAD. FRANZ KRAPPER.

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