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SPECIAL SOUVENIR EDITION LUPIN-SCENTED COVER Better Deal For Inside . . Disabled Students

Maksht ...pending (hiring the sununer saeation means i h.it Leeds I isisersit, Union is rio one of the hest equipped l mon, fill" disabled students in the conii. Irv. Feeds 1)N11111; :111 1:101, • 1 '.I 1.111111 ill Mean titti ',hick:ill% all 110 Needs 14• res. !illicit It, t is it.ACI of The f14011 building: Before the All ,-1.11ion, 11 w igs 11111/41,0.11,11L- It) Misdeeds t.lkt. %). liec Ichair duns nstalis to an,' of the bats Milli it 1:11)Clit tl;t•

r%.71;11 the 1..11411.11 1 !tip s htCh lrllts from the I click Bit to the 11•1011c. Hat Access to the fel- lc% Bat 11 , tia .1 neck Tann+ at the hack kit t he Union building 1 ighone uI this area hat. been unproved and tioortvr11 installed Amongst i., t ht I. Sh$11. •• Alit/ JUL. 101 1.1;11,{11.111,ii Iv \ th,. ▪ VI OW iiround t anon have scl the • Pie: Roger Bail are spet;cillv r 101! !Wt.' 101.W 174 hen viltr:Itt._CS aft: IthAL.,1 No Joke... But is it Art? then can 111: 1.1k:rated 11■,, CIC't 11,111116111) ,, 01111101101 I!; tik-`•1'• It looks like all Illusionist's Orniru tusk cnilugh. it as yet donatevl ;mom, cards cruel take. lou know. the untitled It matte front film, Note for art lovers IC% sited 1-OttisIng 11)Wiiith I he fulure..1 woman from the audience who's glass hrortte le,ttired over a near the Maths dem, Just past project for a disibicd lift in OK hypnotised. levitated. then left steel skeleton. and was pin the entrance to the Edward west wine is under discussion Its dangling in thin air. together in Prof. Bell's Susses Bosh: lihrars . the Acoon t group on Disahtlm Actually it's the Llniversity studio. Addsttonal note his ho It will cost about 91.000. and campus- newest piece of '1 he statue's been under Who huffs Pro( Hell is a will gist: disablc,•d student% ornamentation_ The sculpture. %%raps for several weeks, but svas niphcw of Nlrtet access to all Ics els of the t 'mon r esemhbnga 11thigh mermaid. unveiled a week ago by Startles, Viiooll and his intim w .1, ,er, ACE: liVI.ANUF: Kilo: work of Prof Quentin Bell Burton, a member of the I. curls essa heft. the uusc ltsI 111[1110 head of Ow based tailoring family - 1 In,. 1I i I ),-1)1 t_ ash for the sculpture v‘,1■JIMMY OLSEN Poly setback Puzzle Over Sports Fees

use Lwow' I cr.hiva: gym. au: PE. Ccritic the new Sports Hall and numerous other cattp• were not consulted ariout the Meet ptisvemies wottl4 lig: to Lough proposed charges. and learnt i•F up. Ihern onls Oil. F' t (-7 .ruink• 11.1. ,^1.1-111r1,• • Warbeck.

still has< 1111 Union I h. move is r. hi 1L1., charges have to go r!etore .1 a h.q..' IDAVID HARMS meeting of Inircrsllt chic!, s ( %SITU lots more P WE NEED YOU! Meeting for anyone interested in writing, taking photographs, )l) reviewing, typing, selling IF IT'S HAIRY- WE'LL TAME IT! advertising space or just making coffee. Cuts, Blow-Dry, Henna, FRIDAY 8th October Crazy Colour, Perms TODAY 4 00p.m. Reasonable Prices 155 WOODHOUSE LANE (NEXT TO FENTON, OPPOSITE BBC RADIO LEEDS) Tel. . 478 5 ACTION 45 Queens Rd. Leeds 6 INTRODUCTORY MEETINGS (Nr. Royal Park Pub) MONDAY 11th OCTOBER TUESDAY 12th OCTOBER 101 discount for students and unemployed 7.30p.m. Riley Smith Hall ALL NEW & CURRENT ACTION MEMBERS - COME TO EITHER OF THESE MEETINGS TO FIND OUT MORE ABOUT THIS YEAR'S PROJECTS, AND HOW YOU CAN STRAWBERRYFIELDS CONTRIBUTE TO THEM . BISTRO DISCO 159. WOODHOUSE LANE. LEEDS 2_ AFTER TUESDAYS MEETING. Telephone 431515 FREE ADMISSION WITH ACTION (Betwxt Un, and Poly ) MEMBERSHIP CARD FREE GLASS OF WINE WI ► EVENING MEAL II ynti SPEND £2.50 OR OVER ON FOOD 8th • 15th Inclusive_ HOME MADE FOOD VEGETARIAN DISHES • CHOC. FUDGE BROWNIE A SPECIALITY. BAR LUNCH FROM 55p Open Man Fri 1 1 45.i rn 2 45p rn ond rvce y 1./P/olg iEx Moodd v., 0 30p f I 30p in I K ON s r +1V11,1y c. CULTURE C I.II It THE NEWEST HAPPY HOUR WITH OLD BAR FREE BUFFET IN LEEDS OCT PIIIN 2-3o

BAR-B-0 FOODS & LIVE MUSIC This voucher COUNTRY. OCT Zr -X I I T C - BLUES & FOLK worth 25p against your first drink at OCT 287" MARI WILSON LARGEST Alias Smith VIDEO SCREEN & Nelsons NOV 3' I ITITIE Si I T -1 Li IN THE IVALKI OCTOBER' NORTH •.i . • 71.

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90 PER CENT CURRY STAY AWAY CONCERN Leeds students came out in I II,- •-itThr 01 I 1... ■.irkhz rTiitY■Mt.' ,a1p1104.1•11 tit the I frailh •.1 Ii alit .4 1 cl Workers of the Das 14 Action Flinernierr .111.1 .tri 'September 22nti t,!.ht ,!1s: Park Lane President. titre, 41 • `I Ifaigreavis was -liver - '•L I whetnied- by the sisInlaritv 1 "1•11..1. .•:' V11 •••••,I• shown toy Park Lane students 1 ' An estimated )01 percent slaved P‘ 1111..”.11. 1 ,11;1,111L1 IL tlIk .n.y.n. Iron] .....ittet4e that (fa% • --Aps Lirsd,'1-.2...1;1∎ r...1-,11141 I.tti the students al higher ssoi11.11s.cti 1114' cdny anon rslahlishini, :It, It ‘4.,a4 2111 01 h41 d, Ill, 4.1 Tr: • .• 1' 1! • 111,:, 11 14{ ....4•,0111•2_ 1.:40r11 ,.1114 LN 14.:.4t4 /.11. 11141 11..n...ught Leeds lit .1 tempoi- -1 ,!11.11!, }1.1; •tundst ill •":. •••• • thrill 11 1. 1 •.iversitv ;Ind the I PoIrrechnir iplitns eltised kir Iwo how. eta allow members to .it tend the ,Ilernonsuation and the rpecelics in I lit town I tall I ts,111■ •P." 1 1 I .711 WI (: moo Presidi. Mar ('iissitly int,lumtClCd 4'4,1'4 I.. 1; mote proble ins 111054 1114." I- I I she tried to close the Linton 111. 1.! 1,1;141 I.0 ,11 5.11 al 1.•• .111. building Three members of the rn a rilueltIi s Ini14 111_10 14/I r14114'4 peitIl.Mt.:111 stuff hall (11..Vitled to • Pic St John Marsden 111e OAT-SC[ , .11 4.• NCIt 11-4.' 111i:11 its II show their solidantY b% spend• • spk.„.1.1I bland it lime ing the two hours locked in the ‘1141P.1.1111' s. ill ,..11,1s tip oh. stuff cost r,iHtn /ate I Vine rgcd when its was, explained I I 0.1(1411 that the could not sub JAMBOREE STARTS 1"Y! l % F(H)T. WEEK OF ACTION .In Brief...In Brief.. .\ multi media 111osi.- A1 event L President, Mary ry:asstrly In- I yeal olds. hull ttid • planned for Monday kicks oft a said this week that the alliance's all young people •,,/ ti• rief...In Brief...In B week of Ian deal education aims were to resist cuts in pres- courses; campaigning by students in the ent spending, and argue fur SIGN SA statutory dai Indus. In Brief...In Brief.. Leeds :ilea. reform and expansion of the trial leaning for work,. •!It The Actium limns part of a present system to make it more ages: UP national effort 11% the Education accessible wide ranging. set rip lust Year by the Its niain campaign prog- • More open 4.11_•Le,,, t.1 hil:14-1 NO CHANGE SAY TUC iii preFts for improved iamme is: education. and more oppor- tunities for those disadvantaged spending and greater equality ere • Restoraiii.li 44 education YET POLY opportunity in schools, colleges spending at least to the !ere!, in by class, age, Nev., ethnic origin Lind universities. real terms. of sy hen the Thatcher or physical handicap; l)espite its antt-lit' Elito inliilltiry "flq"" has Other major events Government Caine to pots • Opportunities for people of banks p(4icy, Lee.'1.- I • been mounted by the announced fear next week • A public service of clay care all ages In continue with formal Union is to keep if- Polytechnic Union to ensure include a puhlic meeting in and nursery education, free of or informal study, Including Nat West - it least tot the com- that all students have been regis- I.evds Trades (lab on Wednes- charge and available hi all: w ider[ rights to grants ind paid ing weeks tered as voters in local elections. day evening. followed by a tore- • A completely comprehen- study leave; Eventually, its business ts lie transferred ro the Investigarilms hti Bill Cook. Wight procession through the sive secondary sellout system • A publicly -hnted school WASH, phis a festival al Bradford with more emphasis on prepara- meals and milk service restored this mayn't happen until In:- Education Seereto I). have University the follow ing Satur- tion for adult working life: in real terms to the level under because rat prcparaIRIC1S nec••- proved. that the majority of stu- day. • Education and training for the previous Government sary.. For the ehangeover. dents living in Beckett% Park The Limon policy of boy, • flails have not been given the one. the- I iieh Street banIss ., • tight to vote 1;1411111 till .1L4 .1 111, 41.',1 .tVa111441 :• f•• '1 he t noon te•l th.i. it r• WANT A impiffiant tor .111 lit sly student-- POLITICS OF to he registered as Voters as 1he .1 IM..1 1 1 1 lh ill 1 1 1 1 1 1 1. k .] 1 I 1 Poly is under Local (iovern- JOB? Irwin control HEALTH RELIC RANT I Ile student.' right lo tegistet Ott the 'alit,, . liver A full programme tit events mess t.. OIL 14001 .1y!.11f1sT 14, II.-- • 1 11.11 , ON Soler's. even it registered In the I Ittrd Wotid I us' the can be obtained iin PA:, is a the ,ultatr otlerid 1,\ 11i, s...:111 their bottle liSsk, n, w ill be Ilea'. sly 'thud World I•ir.-4 Society are WhICh will take place till the plan, lira Inehild tot Pttalit: , publicised and all appropriate organising a conterenee on Saturday between i) ■111 arid csuitesstd Nilenticss. Iltni 111 11 '112 Pete ;rid% III. scum that put together issue ar lot nis made .1m - Icy the 'Pointe., of Leeds 111,30 a rn. cost Itr,11111, tilsapptrlith:c.1 wit h of elitni•, on sale Mon lino ersay t ru de' The Addtess for a hooking the V., ellare Services offered by Mid a lo1.11.14.1 the unit er stir conference aims to show form the Union Iasi year Mr. Ciodwin ss ht' - Health' is a political is•ue- .1 bird World Fitt. intends to offer students a regu- unto i ll !! asks whethei the National 29 Blenheim Terrace, the 2-1 page eilltion t• pro lar W'ellarc advice service. I [ rt..• ens ice meets the needs Leeds 2 packed with Soso An intiorrnation hank is tcia• ot :di the pet ipte or whether it is t 1 I . include Pity and alrcadv being set up by Ihr lernen of the Sk Fist ;old Pol.,: -i biased towards the needs uf DERMOT Q1'161.E1. Union And three leaflets hare SMILE.. irgi -ftme individual and et orporate profit been printed on Grants_ lade N4,1 recontnierided for inn rec I - etincerns. (itants and t441/C11.11111.4. Camera shy freshe L ■.110.4• I•:1: 111 The questions asked by the The position or Welfare Sec- ing from long hours huddled in II gin and I1 1% your his Otlin• the photo booth were no doubt oganisers tyre based on retary is presentlY vacant at the DEBUT FOR ,111 sit. turther distressed to find them- etiteria to illustrate that the Poly and elections fax the non- selves the target for a Yorkshire health needs of the people can- RENDEZVOUS sabbatical post vs ill take place ill Television him crew ("Ai:lid:it, not he hill% met unless 'Need' the near future. slat. OPEN DAY the local news magazine prog- replaces Profit'. Primary Fuo Cs-1 DAVID HARRIS. Werhiesdav !••;enrember 24th ramme are running All eICC-4- Health- care and 'Preventative Fels this week made a debut on local news-stands with their own saw I_ I Us first ever oftch 51011:11 series on the el-kjci of Medicine" replaces the `High '1 ethnology Western Model'. magazine. slay The escnt was staged to government ems in holding for BANK show off the Union truildint.'s higher education. So they and that Alternative medicine is Chris tspringham and Alison I -15.111111 upgrading eamely canvassed the opinions accorded more recognition, Home wt loth , arts editnl and t. cadeinics :i 11d adiTllltl.tl'a- of the student in the street for All itsix-os of Health are udvert.s.Ing. manager last year, BAN A bid 1-1% the \ 411 .11.41 1 I114•11 tive workers from the I itis.:r Leeds' contribution. The investigated under the above yesterday put out Issue one of Rendezvous, a fortnightly guide Iii St Yale MS 141 Incrt,":2`44: the men. si”...aloni2 with dummy 0.1-• M was filmed, headings, and areas such as Environmental Health and the to music. arts. fashion, nightlife lation of their official putillea politicians MU! tr union then participatmg freshers were non "Natairtal !student- has representative.: wen: tro. led ill hulled. They were asked ;actions of pharmaceutical com- and other goines on in the Leeds been foiled \less the new 1.11:4...Pi, and whether they. thought then edu- panies will be dealt Aith. There area will be workshops on a range of The duo have worked since 1 he University. Lnitin has upgraded facilities 11142 ills cation would be affected by the Knitted its LiParthliiion en the curs :Ind whether the University subjects with emphasis on the the spunk to make their ideas because it sat - I he ,t Ii view or its drop in Third World facts, picking up several t tied advertisements fri+rn tst tit ..ient..cl try Chi Tii .!I should continue to 'Chi Sock: s hopes that people thousand quids worth of loans interested In a particular ateu through the bank and a priraicy the big rsiin -111 alltiv. it responsible tin I •ttil•n s finance political activity. These ritstrilluoirri 5%1.11.51il dirs:cth ran (entre. has lone questions were then rep :wed to will get together In eanipaign on hacker alone the way. lilniOn potter rleroratii in problems, but the Inton President Mary Cassidy. that Assoc, The idea is to get pol- Don Watson. the pen behind the mighty. Don Dare column. In finun., .111 editions of n:4110%401, .11, hopt: I,. •.Ills: /hr, along %tilt tint: about would ley through union meetings and Iii find ways ot raising. money late of these pages- is on then 'Natronal Student will tie vet- 11■43d•iLlIC there ever be a time when Exec. ted befote they are athirred into ! lie c‘L nl. w.1‘. "11,10.1. •1 1 would act eimtr al v to its The structure of the confer- stall to lend his musiLal cYper- the building Meanwhile. 1.1.• 11t) .r plc aalke I • 1 1 members wishes. Answers b owe will he of a participatory inst.% and warble Allis! laskic Martin completes the new r en • :Pima copws it the first edit HAI tsitors t week on a postcard please. nature consisting of lour panel ncti sessions followed by workshops tures full time team In' .44:1111T42 111 111.4kt the rt.-moll The magaiinc eosts tourney to I 'union ,Rrs vs. t YI N. I RI 'MIKE 'YEAS-DALE. over the Iwo days. Pki•F I LEEDS UNIVERSITY NEW C.T.S. UNION SHOP

NEW PAD' A BIT DRAB? BRIGHTEN IT WITH OUR STATIONERY POSTERS Athena SHOP Argus Ideal Decor OVERALLS/LAB COATS All at Discount prices £6 70 all sizes SPICERS PADS plus wide range of Greeting Cards 200 leaf usual price f1.69 our price f 1.12 80 leaf usual price 79p SPORTS SPECIALS our price 59p - a few of our vast range SPECIAL OFFER SQUASH RACQUETS Oxford Refill 1 Dunlop Maxply f25 00 Slazenger 51100 (13 75 2 pads with pen Slazenger Royal Cup [9 50 f 1.25 Grays Club Girl (10 50 plus many more The Slazenger f10 90 BADMINTON RACQUETS Dunlop Maxply Fort & Press £7 90 Vane* f22 25 Carlton 4.5 f 7 20 TENNIS RACQUETS Slazenger Challenge Graphite ... £23 90 UNION BARS Dunlop Volley f1990 Dunlop Maxpower 1'29 90 from 4th October Rehm; Championship (7 50 FOOTWEAR NEW LINES Mitre Hamburg Football Boots £11 75 HOLSTEIN EXPORT 65p pint Puma All Court (11 50 YORKSHIRE BITTER 52p, pint Adidas Elan £12 90 TETLEY'S BITTER 52p pint Dunlop Squash Ball 65p & Accessories GUINESS 68p pint plus Green Flash Shoes sizes 5 - 5 5 f6 25. sizes 6 - 12 18 50

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I 2 3 f • Blushes Over HOUSE Talking Pinball FOR SALE Scuittial trim, \ U.S :1, 1 610-- don has iklund its NA up the M and conic to test in L Red faces down at Poly I• 3 Recent irises:lg.:Mons have have been cawed. of all "flown that former President ill ny a talking pinball machine Prize 1: s Day id Aaronoy itch and ,easuict .1:t I/ This machine. Xenon. tilt:, • Alan Watson have Mayers to try then luck one,- Engineers more in husky female tones I I IA. , till Ili I. lit- featured in a minor contros:. 1 . I sits Engtneering Depart- I III lo. last year when it was halt ■ colt have been selected for the from the University of a competition held Inv hccause its 'sexist nature' 4;•11 •radon based electronics fir:. union policy., 2.I miscued Crosfield Electionics chin: finalist% for the Croslielrl To their dismay. The .ging Engineering Prige whi. • Exec. which has a similar pi.. III he prevented on code. fount! a Xenon had I• L oth. installed in the union bun, ■ the two are Christopher Ian over the summei I, albs and Olinga Pdeed. Rather than remove Roth had to complete pro- '5 .iffending machine. iif a technical, practical and tinti n irirriercial nature to he COIINI- ACROSS dent Pete (iruhy in ordered the radtalfs voice. described - s, red for the national final 9. Charge a good hall-horse to find a waterhole. (9) the headline tot the po•ieet 10 A fiver for nothing? I'd evade 15) -lee pitched female voice ohs tous sexually inviting tin,' 11. No fiver for nothing? I'd get around! (5) tones.- be silenced. l(fing mailer. 12. Callous in the art lessons? (9) le Executive are r rine tcti i h 13. Who tempts headless heretic to be chopped up about IliwYcvci the machin, noon? (7) hears an Mu...ha:Ion of that may be so. but II sec 14 Fix, maybe with horns? (71 chested woman alien. el). that this particular 15. Lazy business associate? (8,7) words 'tilt' and 'shoot ohlem may he oil Ile eiyone to di.i) with 19. Resists distressed relations (7) lighting up across the butt. 01 a second wi)Mill) depict,. T 011:!1 21. Cook or roast for main speakers. 17) J(11:11111. .11id •,6•:!1:116 .1 23. Fuel collector - name: R. Coll - most upset. (4-5) I reasuler Dent•.. RU") \\N.\ 1 11 tNhi.\ - 24. A bird, a name, a God. (51 Blank% said this week that kNIOE QI Ii,) I 1 . MEW.. 25. Sea with canoe wallowing (5) machine was !mune., 26 A journey to heaven (as made f.y nice son). (9) l'itiversity Linton, - DOWN full cry 1 Getting guts from bad, bad omens. (8) MEDITATE 2. Using maximum effort to finish the innings? (3-3) ROGER HOLLAND, (lie Vow' Iv<117 3. Convenient head gear, heard to be a disadvantage. (8) Meditation develops your inner Iife and your deeper 4 Honey'd sugar-mint perhaps given on this day? (8,6) 5 Gander panics goose, unfortunately is without com- sensibilities gradually and naturally. It opens a new petition (3-3.5 41 Reminder dimension of identity and individuality. II is nut 6. Agreement to supply fruity claret. (6) Studentseligible to vote in the concerned with what you should he; it reseals what 7 Rode bumpily around Belgium - found man and dog. (8) next election are reminded that 8. Poem found on ship to Black sea port. (6) they, have to register before lint] you really are. 16 Saved Len becoming subject to dominance. (8) October. A series of talks will he given on spirituality, 17 Whilst warming up, broke oar: got wound. (8) If you do riot wish to %ow in Leeds you should make psychology, consciousness, yoga, realisation and 18. Sonar caught up with net, producing ringing. (8) arrangements for a postal vote reincarnation as introductions to meditation 19. A body or part of a circle. (6) Ito he sent from your home !owl) 20 Animal the Queen put in my possession (6) ITI the (*ell' hello!!■Fi at ■ 22 Get awkwardly into degree. (61 ,1∎ 111 1.. .%•11 Room LG15, Arts Building Leeds University rift 13th & 27th October 10th & 26th November 7.30p.m. Admission free and without obligation. .ion a LEEDS' NEW MAGAZINE— 44 graphic supplies - ARTS MUSIC- FASHION+ artists materials- GOING -OUT GUIDE student stationery- ldIAL0114011/4401 Arbi letter press.

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PARKES:- NOT THE NEW LORD BOYLE?

Whet) i)f, Edward Parkes vice-Chancellor at City Univer- turnover The squeeze on accepted the post ot 14,:e sity. I ondon. before aectpting money has meant that such Chancellor of Leeds 1.'111%.,:f Nth the post lit ('hairman of the departments hone to cut down hr must have been a little I noel-sit) Grants Committee. on research. which may seem an apprehensive about what he was With such a history, 1)r. Parkes economv in the short term. but taking on. is clearly no stranger to the will have inevitable drastic Apart from the obvious char world of 1.fniversities, effects, in the long-term. lenge of shooting straight to the In spite of his desire to Dr. Parkes' opposition to the top of the administratise ladder, remain neon-political, at least cuts, albeit mildly expressed. he also has to face the daunting uwrtly, the appointment itself is was definitely. there. Interest- prospect Of following o man as i1h sensitive- like it or ingly. his objection was on a such a remarkable reputation as not, the na ersity Grant. philosophical level: Lord Boyle. So when recently Committee is the body solely 'Society has a duty to develop he maa asked by the Prime responsible for implementing the talents of its citizens to the Minister to stay on as Chairman the Cioselnment's decision to maximum. not purely in terms of the Univeisity (irants tom- axe University education. As of education. but for the fact muter, there must have been Vice-Chancellor, Dr. Parkes that people live more interesting more than a few doubts in his would be under pressure to lives If those particular talents mind. enforce any UGC decisions. arc developed • Not that Dr Parkes wants to So what would his reaction he But he was star ting v tint •\lat at all Ii Is a trainmg traffic'. with both sides reaping make any attempt to emulate should he be asked to imple- Much away ground and a little bit more. benelits Beyond the local level, Lord Boyle. One of the first ment further cuts' *But I do recognise that a lnive rsits students get far more benefits could be gained at a things that struck me about him 'I wouldn't base any choice. If community has to decide how must& the lecture theatre than national and international level, was that he is indeed a very dif- the money isn't there. you have much it spends on edueatIon.• the), do t■akin_ Or this should mainly through links with indus- ferent sort lit person and is to do it.' So what was his reaction to cli, an% .5:1N They have the try happy to appear so ills manner Dal this mean 'hat Dr Parke.: students picketing and occupy- chance NI be exposed to people Dr. Parkes' plans to make the Is quiet and reserved. clearly a thotiFh the cuts weren't such a ing. which are, in effect ways of banal other races. ideas and University more approachable born diplomat_ Ile stresses his had idea after ;IV expressing how much their so:- backgrounds.' are a reflection on his neneral non -politis al background, 'Well. it'snoi so much the cuts 11011o( the community want• 10 v1/4.1% ohs toasty speaking attitudes. It was encouraging to watch is reflected in his themselves, but the rate at spend on education? from expes ience Surprisingly hear that he strongb supported intensely academic career. which they have been applied_ If •Okleupations form part of the he csot essed an interest in c.ItitIcnt the Out,- ?slist of his 56 scars hasc 11.1% meant a ILA otstasted moors training ground lot social scirn tenets mg his InVnivement prin. errintellt 41f tilli‘ersille,, and been spent III CLI U.:A I It111,1 1 In the .■stemton cannot They are not a particularly 4:malls on tin- level of communits weleomed the prospect of sill. establishments. I- roil school Jn change the slit tot I nrser ,its elIcctis e of putting pressure action projects It was difficult dent representatuni till I. el.. bcgaii his l ot sllhrull an Au 1111 Inc it ells or .cairn :c•Mullein. but to ...cc how he attended to say( oninnitees I lisexpetienee veisits ea10:1 lo ambildos ee(iniqm. and itaniage N.111.11 ncitla.t at,: s i!.11 11.7111:111 inmate this incolsernent. hui .iI a ay had taught tut the sable eeatscatioe watt iii etas. ssel one ilatiks .!Mani Illy LILT]. a:701nd I I L SRI • had death., no doubts oil the it toting stuilcnts know what is . . In 114,11.alteat Naren....es -.too 'kik ;edia.a. thl ',II,' .11 IL lit, Ict. 1 s cr, philosophy of a all. happening t‘chin:.1 the scene. 1 hell obtaining a doctoral:, he t he I the NCILLiii1.7_ hv AIL s,l Ic11 sy,ly. of 'It is impoitant that a Lower• Di Pal kcs dia., not 1.43" up Fumed Into the aircraft iniltisny 1,11.c11 Iii culler alt all matony .in I heir Main sits integrates aselt ss oh the the post until Antonin 41, but foi don s ‘.11. t Tong to, die ;imp ;ll,,l'lcnts IIt lnc noon t he I a..1 communal, It nuts! be us fl lie has elcat ideas our the was he no, lite he l'e MIK' a I 111- T13,- 1_1,11:V11th:1'f. 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rugby playing, panting louts Leonard Cohen, DiEgo must knot Dirty Harry; at the Ware- amongst you own up to sometimes listen, house. Leeds' premier club Gillen is bound to appeal to ing to the Bunnymen in the de and small venue. Next week those of you suffering from Vega heart h. they play hostess, or host. to unmenlionablitis, a closely All praise or blame fat this Pulsallama, one of Noo related disease to the above term's university gigs must Yawk's finest, To my, admit- mentioned unmentionab- tall on the scrawny shoulders tedly vast knowledge. this. a l I lemania Sufferers are under of Dave Goodman. If last women group have not been the delusion that it is socially year's Ent. Sec., Andy Ker- across the Atlantic before desirable to try covering all shaw, was known as the Kid, They're to be followed in the and sundry with white fecul- is it true that Dave rs called the next month by Blue Rondo a ence emitted from the vicinity Infant? My sources tell me la Turk, no one's told them of their heads, other symp- that much to Daves embar- that Salsa has been replaced toms include their alleged vir- rassment, he was at one time by African vities at, this year 's tuosity at playing the (invisib- a member of the SDP, the thing, and Aztec Camera, last le) guitar These people are ge- Social Drinking Party other- seen in Leeds when Josef K nerally harmless if humoured wise known as the Party and Orange Juice were the Of the comedians on show. Party Ego commiserates with year before last's thing Alexei Sayle is the most seri- Dave. many other innocents Finally. 0-Tips will be coming ous with his politicized rant- were probably taken in by the again after their farewell tour ing. He is well worth a visit as SDP motto: Keep politics out of last year, if Frank Sinatra long as you're not an Alba- of politics, join the SDP. and David Bowie can do it, nian vegetarian living in Mil- The Polytechnic also has a why can't they' ton Keynes who drives a Cot full selection of gigs. The two For the Jazz fan amongst tine to look out for will be Mari you, the Playhouse put on a A treat ought to be Yazoo's Wilson & the Wilsations, with few concerts. Steve Lacy will first ever tour in November, two successful visits to Leeds be on in November, he's their singles have the de Vega last year by the Beehive played with Cecil Taylor and seal of approval This duo Queen of Neasden, and Bien- the legendary Art Ensemble seem incapable of doing any chmange, ran interesting duo of Chicago in the past. As you wrong, and are certainly no who were written about In can see, I can read my press The previous night had not destruction of this country's parictigm wits. Many were WOE though 1 can't remember release as well as the next been kind to me. A melan- education system. Should very impressed with Bauhaus what was said Fur those with person. choly groan emanated from this prove to be too depres- when they played at Tiffany's a sense of humour, the Brian Don't miss the Rocky Hor- the innermost crevices of my sing, let me give you some last year. The rumour is that Clough impersonator, as John ror Show at the Playhouse. soul and it was given a physi- alternatives for what to do this tour will finance Pete Peel said on TOTP. Boy George It's an amusing and affection- cal presence through my with your time. (Did you Murphy's advertising career with his Culture Club will be ate homage to all of the awful mouth. The prospect of the notice DiEgo's pathetic with Maxell Ishoorly chum on show next week. Events at Science Fiction double fea- staccato sound of type-writer attempt at political mishtake-Artsh Ed). the University are re- tures Don't forget to wear keys embellishing the pristine credibility?-Arts Ed), If you've Kid Creole and the emerging from the dead and your black suspenders and copy sheet as well as perforat- tights (male and female) and ing my eardrums and disturb- go well stocked with rice, • matches and water pistols for ing the numb afternoon after • effect in brain left me far from Ego's What's On Guide maximum audience partici- pation I'll be back to see it delirious, It is a feeling akin to missed Elvis Costello at the Coconuts will be back again will be putting on The Belle a nightmare where you desp- again. The Rocky Horror University, then you have no at the University after their Stars, a must for anyone Show is a gas. I hope it erately need another drink one but yourself to blame. If successful gig last term, their interested in hearing an afierhours, and the onlyplace doesn't give any of you indi- his concerts in Sheffield and first ever on this sceptred isle. interminable selection of old- gestion open is the bar at the Heavy Manchester were anything to All who saw them will be back ies. Metal disco. I was upset. go by, the country's foremost for more, their mixture of Some of the more adven- Goodbye from the column Enough of this pretentious singer/songwriter and band funk, salsa and swing is ide- turous of you will have that proves that pseudonyms prose. if I'm not careful, I'll be are at the peak of their pow- ally suited for a live show. already strayed out of the nar- are riot an excuse for lack of telling you about the trauma- ers. I shall stop this eulogy Having finally got that elusive row confines of your respec- style or talent. Remember, tic experience this writer felt because I have no wish to first hit, DiEgo hopes the Kid tive Union bars to see Clint where Ego goes, Leeds fol- at the mere physical act of tak- pre-empt next week's review will go back to producing the Eastwood & General Saint lows. ing the record out of its on these self-same pages. superior sounds to be found sleeve . Pop concerts in Leeds, if I on his earlier LP's. rather than HOW rude of me, we're not may call them that, offer the the disappointing Tropical properly introduced. I already devotee the chance to see Gangsters. Enlightening known you as the pampered many of the different strands It is appropriate that The little brats who've gone up (or that make up rock's rich Fall will follow August Darnell is it come down?) to college, tapestry (yukkl, There is in heralding the beginning of ample opportunity for Uni- winter. If you've heard The Controversial you still use the word fresher and you're enthusiastic about versity concert goers to sam- Fall, you'll either love them or everything. You're the pests ple, what we in the trade call. hate them. I'll be there to see who can be guaranteed to Comedy Ruck - so called Mark Smith and Co. though I because it's a joke. Prime haven't decided yet whether Stimulating annually ruin my October. My I'll like them or not. Echo & moniker is DiEgo de Vega, examples are Gillen, Joan will be back on though select friends call me Jett & the Blackhearts and the Bunnymen the last day of term at the Ego (they're known as Alexei Sayle. Ents have taken Informative Refectory They tend to be 'amegos'). a risky decision of flagrantly ignoring the Union's anti- very popular with students This summer, Leeds was sexist policy by booking who're suckers for dry ice and the unfortunate setting of the angst, mixed in equal quan- And for you Joan. This should be the gig Umentionables last open air of the term for the Wrangler tities, Ian McCulloch's saving concert. Much to my horror, sweatshirted, Brut smelling, grace is his championing of people who ought to have half price known better were ill with Unmentionablemania. This is The Listener today is a better a mental disease whereby -ie=t9i ,Y 1 J middleaged patients (or 11Y —'11"1 read than ever before_ younger victims who have a PRESENTS An unbiased approach to top- need to be older than their ■Soturdoy October 9th. years) are afflicted by delu- ical events, reviews of books. music, sions that it is 1969 and that JOHN MARTYN AND HIS BAND £3.50 drama and the arts. the Unmentionables are still a The Durutti column vital creative musical force. 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(damning praise). Closer inspection revealed that what Gigs once was a hand with three focal points had become Joe Strummer and associates THE CLASH Mick Jones's attention grab- REFECTORY bing enthusiastic runs up and down the stage were replaced No Elvis. Beatles or Rolling by the empty posturing of a Stones. in 1977.' guitar hero while Paul Simo- non no longer exuded the 'It's like comparing an ant to aura of the ultimate rock 'n' an elephant'. Joe Strummer roll rebel; now we were given rJ replied when I asked him if outlaw chic, It was noticeable that whenever Mick tried one the Clash were not rust the of his heavy metal guitar new Rolling Stones- Admit- tedly. it's difficult to imagine solos, Joe was there to stop him. During • Joe playing the role of Rubber Guns of Brixton or sounded just like most of the river. He's cropped up on the much of the message they Lips in the sham that is the Train in Vain when Paul or Mick sang the lead vocals, rest of the pre-Sandinista new song Red Angel Dragnet seem to preach. Perhaps it Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band in material live. More then any- wanting to wipe the scum off was unfair of me to expect the World (read with an Joe's presence was missed centre stage This struck thing, this showed the spark the face of the earth, and Joe to justify all of my doubts American accent) Joe agreed missing in the live versions of Joe's cropped his hair in a about the Clash. with me that both bands play home just how much he con- trolled the show, the only their oldies Mohican cut a la Travis. From Watching the rock 'n' roll their greatest hits to an audi- exception was Mick's render- The gig proper finished what I could gather. Travis machine creak into action, the ence expecting just that. He ing of Somebody Got Mur- with a "from the graveyard" signifies to Joe the fact that at road crew and personal assis- thought that the Clash ought dered. Career Opportunities and times in people's lives, they tants running around waiting to stick to their more recent The Clash used a backdrop Clampdown, replete with must make clearcut decisions on the band hand and foot, it material, an opinion with choreographed leaps cour- about important issues, was easy to see that this, cou- which I do not beg to differ. of various slides throughout the set. This didn't add much tesy of Messrs Simonon and "you've got to go on one side pled with kids asking for This is not to say that the old to the proceedings. We had Jones. The finish was marred or the other". When asked if autographs while generally songs are inferior, it anything pictures of the Ayatollah dur- by the bright white lights this meant wholesale murder, treating them as idols, as well the opposite is true. After all, ing Rock the Casbah shining on the audience, as was the case in the film, he as nuisances like myself ask. the first Clash album is the and the dynamic duo (Maggie and reminiscent of the Who play- enigmatically replied "if it's Mg questions, could drive most listenable of all early anyone mad. The pressures Ronnie) for Know Your ing Tommy, which were necessary". As far as I can punk artifacts. But the new from fans and the contradic- Rights. It was all a bit too meant to indicate that some- see, Joe's missed the bus in songs are obviously more obvious. thing special was happening, his interpretation of Taxid- tions of being a rock star relevant to the Clash today The Clash don't need these river. For those interested. while trying to be concerned There was an air of expec- "You grow up and you calm special effects. Joe was fed Joe said his haircut was about real issues partly tancy in the refectory. It was down, working for the up with all the young punks meant as a joke. explains Joe going AWOL. To two and a half years since the clampdown" gobbing, surely a by-product Contrary to most rumours, most people in his position, Clash last toured Meanwhile, As the set progressed, I was of their insistence on Joe still lives in London. He's these issues are just water off we've had Sandinista and very surprised that the high resurrecting the hoary old not a tax exile in New York, a ducks arse (DA). Combat Rock, three million spots were proving to be the chestnuts from their past. yet. He feels the Clash's music After the concert. Joe was on the dole, riots, the SDP, the newer songs. The Clash's Thankfully, the encore was ought to be a mixture of poli- asked if he would give a talk Falklands crisis and my first enthusiasm for these rela- great due to an interesting tics and entertainment. This sometime in the future to a review. The lights were dim- tively recent songs came selection of Ghetto Defen- was the case with Combat group of young socialists as med and what sounded like across in contrast to their dant (without Allen Gins- Rock, as relevant to a Falk- he is one person many kids an histrionic film soundtrack treatment of their fave raves burg), Armagideon Time lands induced patriotic Bri- would listen to. He was very was played for The Return of from the grave In the past six (without Mickey Dread), tain as Ghost Town was to the nervous at the prospect and the Magnificent Seven years, Joe's voice has Police on my Back (without rioting inner cities of last he told the person he'd think (minus four, plus one), theatr- developed, allowing him to Sting) and Complete Control summer. A criticism of the about it and write tc him later. ics like this we don't need. convey a wide range of emo- (without inhibition). Clash that I have is that their Though I may never find out Smash. bang and wallop. tions. This was especially After the concert. Joe's message can be too diverse. his decision, I'm naive London Calling followed by apparent in The Call•Up. The verdict was "it was shit, we Rather than dabbling in too enough to believe these Clash City Rockers, The four Magnificent Seven, the couldn't move after five many issues, they should issues still matter to Joe horseman were back, as if Clash's homage to Sugarhill numbers," Though to be fair, show real commitment to a Strummer. they'd never been away. it was great, despite the a below-par Clash is more few. The last gang In town, was too good to last, and it absence of an organ playing than a match for most groups. their clothes and poses, the "I've been shown up. but didn't. the secondary melody I was curious to get Joe's title Combat Rock. all this is a vrii,s,” rip I'm rri), ehott f . On first appearances, this In contrast, the rock 'n' roll opinion about the character very tough macho image was the same old Clash cover Brand New Cadillac Travis from the film Taxid- which seems at odds with ZIYAD GEORGIS ROCKY SHARPE AND THE instead Rocky and co were sass an attractively gutsy brilliantined extras in the later cavorted his way from the REPLAYS left to perform for the three drum-heavy rawness which episodes of Happy Days, they anthemic Ramalamading- POLYTECHNIC dozen or so devotees who could hopefully help drag exuded a cuddly malevolence dong right through to his lat. stood or sat in huddles on them out of the Rockabilly while displaying an amusing est effort, Shout, Shout, Leeds Polyents kicked off what had suddenly appeared Revival rut line of convivial patter bet- Knock Yourself Out. He threw yet another fun and frolics to be a vast expanse of floor. ween songs. Gloria Sunshine, himself to his knees before filled semester with a gig On vinyl, Rocky and his the only female Replay, dis- various female members of which seemed doomed to 'Local Rock 'n' Roll Combo' Replays churn out the same played a superb style some- the audience white crooning dismal failure before it had (it sez 'ere) Pink Peg Slam pro- genre of mindless drivel as where between Penile Clad( up at them from behind his even started. vided a fairly tepid warm-up shoddy 'Seaside Special' doo and Little Eva wrap-around shades. He It was highly unfortunate to the evening's proceedings. wop merchants Showed- hammed it up hysterically. that this rare chance to sam- They looked the part anyway, dywaddy and a thousand The Replays trod a narrow ple the heady delights of a all sharp suits and DA hairs- other groups of that ilk. Live, path between pastiche and Towards the end of the musical soiree with Rocky tyles, and they gave an however, they are a fair more parody to maintain a perfect evening, I began to feel sorry Sharpe should have been instrumentally skillful deliv- appealing proposition, and balance Their well-drilled for the poor bedraggled sods completely overlooked by the ery of their own material, their arrival on stage brought dancing was laced with visual at the Queens Hall If you hoardes of potential punters though they seemed totally a rapturous repsonse from comedy and their backing want some fun — See who traipsed down to the devoid of any original ideas. the multitude. Bearing a strik- harmonies were faultless. Sharpe! Queens Hall to see The Jam The music did however pos- ing resemblance to ageing, Rocky squawked and M. W DOUGLAS

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entirely credible. The photo- graphy and sets fix the hero firmly within a future world, Cinema with ironic affection, good humour and stunning atten- tion to detail. The imagery is BLADE RUNNER appropriate and suggestive. ABC All these !technical) devices high-light marvellously, the Blade Runner is a detective action and central characters. story. The detective, Rick For this alone, the film is Deckard, is beautifully and worth seeing; at least once. convincingly played by Harm Blade Runner centres round son Ford, h is his story. A Deckard's increasing detective in the classic mould involvement and conhonta of Raymond Chandler's Phil- tions with the replicants As lip Marlowe: world-weary the film unfolds, it becomes and disillusioned, Deckard obvious that hte androids reluctantly, inevitably drawn have developed the capacity into yet another case, decay for emotion: I admired the ing city and a corrupt police amount of time they were force, by his eccentric sense allowed within the film 10 of what is right. His problem grow In fact they are is that he cares. amongst the very few charac- The year is 2019 Deckard is ters to display any true emo- a blade runner: the best His tion. This is the conclusion job, to detect and eliminate Decherd's investigations lead rogue replicates. Replicants to that these are emotional are the product of sophisti- and make sense of what they cated hio engineering. are androids with every human The main tension and the capacity. save one, emotion. key to the film come through A new model, Nexus 6. is Deckard's relationship with developed These repticants Rachael. Again the classic have implanted memory and Chandler device, but as with so a possible basis for emo- everything int he film. taken tion Deckard is required to to it's limit, by use of the sci- milting a: understated and it is; 1.,ed sketch. This is a I fail w serf why. for the saki- uncover and 'retire' four such ence fiction setting, and undeveloped ethical ques- great waste of Howson & immediate appeal. direc replicants. Against the back- beyond to suggest questions tions. tho' there are a few well Ford's thoughtfully worked tors such as Scott should drop of a gloomy, reinsod- about man's tamperings with hammed outbursts of out characterization, and a sacrifice well written and den, dilapidated city. teeming nature. Deckard knows from moralizing. as there should great waste of Phillip K. Dick's convincing plots What poss with life, punctuated by the start that Rachael is a rept- be in any good tec /set ti novel Do Androids Dream of lble harm can a solid story do adverts. neon and high tech- leant Slory. Electric Sheep? More than a film? The lack of this is pre• nology. a tired and lonely Blade Runner is at its best in Sadly, this is exactly where anything, this genre depends cisely what prevents Blade Deckard trails the target reel- these scenes between detec- the film fails There is no real on a good well-worked story. Runner from being excellent !cants. tive and replicants. The sci- explanation or motivation for This seems to be a common cinema. Anyway. a fine wee The special effects are ence fiction and detective any of the character's actions. fault in much of Ridley Scott's film superb, the replicants elements come together well. There is no plot, lust a vague work, for instance Allen. TONY GLENDINNING

FANTASIA carrying endless buckets of terrifying and avoids the POLTERGEIST THE MAN WITH THE DEADLY ODEON water, dons the Sorcerer's sickly gooiness so often ABC LENS cap and tries his inexperi• associated with Disney ODEON Fantasia is one of the enced hand at magic Bring- Unfortunately net all the Definitely not one to take your h treat films your ing his mop to life he sits sketches manage to escape aged auntie to : ,.• this trap, and some of the idyll It kicks off innocuously tOr ,5 limn enough with a barely convinc 010:44114.4 01 Fantasia tog sketch of ideal family life Sean Connery stars in an unfamiliar role as a satirically largely depends on how sen- on a new housing estate. Disney films. Fantasia is cap. timental you are. Hardened California-style. comic super scoop television thirsting to children arid adults Disney fans will love it, even Just as the yawns begin to reporter. The fanatical followers of alike Now, 41 years after its down to the last love-struck make themselves felt after 25 release, it has lot little of its centaur. minutes wrthoug a scare, the psychochomp world terrorist reputed therm. chubby r.[ • frighteners begin. The Pol- Rafeeq, commit suicide for For those of you who didn't fluffy clouds Cynics w tergeist makes himself the cameras. have birthdays or who saw undoubtedly find it excess's': (nself7) known by zapping out It's hot news and makes Sleeping Beauty instead. But no-one can question the of the 'snowstorm' of the TV death somehow fun and Fantasia is a compilation of technical excellence of the set. left on after closedown. acceptable. It's a weird game in a world of big money poli- eight sketches each interpret production. For its time, the In a sequence of progres- ing a piece of classical music animation must have been sively scare events, the fam- tics. Connery is always on All the old Favourites are there superlative, and even now it ily's eight year-old son is location in the right spot to catch the vital transactions Tchaikovsky's Nutcracker scarcely shows its age. saveged by a maverick tree Suite, Beethoven's Rite of It by some Quirk of fate you during a thunderstorm over nuclear bombs or to wit- ness decisions made by Spring The interpretation is managed to miss it the first 29 snatch ,} and the younger insecure politicians pure Disney even down to back and watches the work times, are feeling romantic or daughter is swallowed up by the appearance of Mickey being done for him. But storied. or lust appreciate the evil bedroom cupboard Director Richard Brooks, has Mouse as The Sorcerer's things go sadly wrong when technical brilliance, go and All of which sounds rather achieved the atmosphere of Apprentice'. en arguably the Mickey falls asleep .. The see It's not for the hard- silly high power politics and sat- most famous sketch An beauty of it Is that It manages hearted amongst you though. But far from this, this Ste- uration media coverage. He •, ribirie the twee with the PAULA FOOT ven Spesiberg produced offer- makes satirical condemns' ing manages to rivet its view- irons of our world through ers to their seats with fear real but hilariously exagger- Aild Sarah. a terrible beauty. The improbabilities of the ated vitiations dreary, You must be quick witted to Irish Themes of peas- a model of mysterious Irish plot land as already shoe. ants rebellious martyrs. his perfection. The three are con- there are many) are forgone. follow the plotting The Presi• stories are fresh, simple. sumed by a powerful love, as the audience is awe• dent can't He is a bumbling Books .00histicated. contemporary Paranoid Ford-Nixon Reagan which leaves them burned, along on an irresises They passionately try to disfigered. empty. haunted of terror mixture, who doesn't actually STORIES & THE LEAVES ON define what it feels like to be a by ghosts It is more than a A rnidged medium and like to order the C I A dirty GREY yoene Irishmen today. work of fiction, it rs Art. team of parapsycholos • tricks department to murder BY DESMOND HOGAN Stories is . paperback Desmond Hogan's writ) are called in King Awed the oil sheik • r• `.1 % instead he tells the agent to riNci i hilt has a radiant, enduring I. The ensuing exor In _I .,' ■, s i a es The iry scenes show the skills o' 'Croke him', 'Grease him' and ward,' _ I 4 I Diamonds at the Bottom of Mr Hogan is 31 anti •3ec-1-111 effects team at PO the still incredulous MIMS• niiff I Cain': .■C'...,•.ss i ii ....I N. the Sea Children of Liv written only one r' !Host Fate us. they're the "UMW 'terminate him with beautiful books by to young Various images of reortere The Idon Maker Mary the film The cm , extreme produdice' The Pres- ' ' • ident asks if this is being %sped as usual. and whispers •, • • t_k . II i_1 100.. then rub it off_ remember Apelgeisik an 1 0 , c.,•, N!,:+11 1,0glirtimq qinton dad. Stories Watergate ■■■ peeing $104 y if -"id It,,C %t•n n in 'tint , . Gee Ire this faro you'll fled all the Galway Mid obvious character Haifa Ws. 10.: stereotypes and believe that novel of 1 0--: they are real. It's as fast rncer• haunting passion This woe,' 'The novel The Leaves on teamed and s ing as Airplane but it doesn't has moved, excited me like no Grey is shurt and dense A (rebind. will 9, s, go overboard If you like other since Kerou-ac's On the issalless search of two hies's% nific•ance of a AO, snappy !tikes and explosive Road. His style is success. t. from childhood in Galway sal kind' I look Porsys• entertainment then this film 4.* elegant, mature — a mend or through university in Dublin next book or yestr poetry and prose Avoiding — wild parties, girls, travel STEPHEN McCUE RAY CASTLE DERMOT QUIGLEY

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plenty of farce and lots of characters hiding in cup- boards and under drapes. Opera & Theatre The songs are lively and witty- MARRIAGE OF FIGARO in the Barbet of Seville)- !enjoyed it far more than I'd OPERA NORTH Music starts, the curtain hoped for. A worthwhile GRAND THEATRE rises and off we go. Pleasant evening out, with a lot of surprises. The songs are exclusivity and mystique dis- The last time I saw opera was easylishl to follow, the acting pelled for me. over a decade ago. ft was a stylish and exuberant, the Tonight's your last chance secondary school production, costumes lavish to grab a before Opera North and I was in the throes of Helpfully, the programme embark on a tour taking in puberty sets out Mozart's tale_ It turns Manchester, Nottingham. All of which makes me a out to be pretty naughty stuff. Hull and Halifax. less than experienced critic. The local lord of the manor But .. no experience equals has the hots for his wife's Saint-Saens's Samson et no pre-judgement. Besides, maid, who is shortly to be Defile Isung in French) is the twenty quid's worth of free wed to the castle steward, final performance of this tickets should not be sniffed Figaro. mini-season tomorrow night. at, Trouble is, as a nod to So, there I was. me hair enlightened times the ansto Tickets range from two slicked back and me dad's tie has just repealed a law giving quid through to twelve, on in the stalls at the Grand. him the right to have it off 'though if you're prepared to Figaro? Course I've sussed with any newly wed women chance it, there's a small THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW out the high camp over-kill it. The music that Fiat assem- . . before the husband has a number of standbys available LEEDS PLAYHOUSE after the interval shows this to bles cars to .. innit? My first chancel From this point the on the night for only f1.50. mistake. (Actually, it crops up have been probably nothing story is a saucy romp, with RAY CASTLE You know those awful 1950's more than first night nerves cheapskate sci•fi/horror/love (the price you pay for a press PRINCE IGOR wailing of an opera singer on dard, especially Malcolm story movies that BBC 2 put pass, darlings!). OPERA NORTH the radio. Contrary to popular Donnelly in the title role . on at midnight when you're Outrageous costumes, GRAND THEATRE belief, not all opera singers Any weaknesses in the never in anyway — well, the stunning props and audience use the 'warbling' style of singing were made up for Rocky Horror Show is a musi• participation. You know how The idea of sitting down for singing. three hours watching an ten-fold by the professional- cal send-up of all that tack_ whenever you go to the ism of the choreography, Clean cut boy meets clean opera by Borodin is a daunt- Combine this warbling with theatre there's a bloke about ing thought for most people. lighting, dancers and a very living girl, falls in love. prop- six foot eight inches tall sit. an out of tune singer and oses, then their car breaks There can be no doubt that impressive orchestra. tiny in front of you. Well, al you'll come up with Margaret down in the middle of the majority of students have Prince Igor is a typical Rus- the Rocky Horror Show you Curphey, who played Prin- sian opera, the storyline basi- nowhere and they're forced a preconceived idea of what cess Yaroslavna in Prince Igor are fully justified in setting cally being about the war with to spend the night in a spooky fire to his hair, squirting water opera is like, usually due to — horrific? Yes, Her apart, the the nomadic tribe of the castle, Haunted? — no, but on it arid then throwing con- having heard the untypical soloists ware of a high stan- Poloutsi. It is unusual in that full of transvestites from fetti over the smouldering car- Borodin not only composed outer space. nage The sky's the limit the music, but also wrote the (You get the picture? — yes libretto. However, he died we see )• So much for the This show is so over the top RADIO RENTALS before the music was story, we all know its a hip that it makes OTT look finished. It was eventually cult 'thang'. You've probably politely restrained by corn completed by his contern- already read the book. seen parison Special Student Television Rental poraries of the 'Russian the film and worn the sus- There's little point in trying School" — Glazunov and penders, so why go see the to describe the characters, Terms (Black & White and Colour) Rimsky-Korsikov. show at the Playhouse? what can you say about fan- One thing is for sure. opera Apart from the obvious tasy dream creatures Call in at our Headingley or is one of the highest forms of reason (live show is ALWAYS Dietrich on downers? art, and as a result, one of the better than the film), this pro- If you haven't seen the Merrion Centre Showroom hardest to appreciate. 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The unemployed people the initiative of Paul Hill, now tiTElt%A.TtoriiAL POOL 1 Leeds will now have the Union Deputy President The opportunity to make use of success of the scheme means the University sports that more and more associate facilities Holders at U840 members are being encour- cards will be able to apply tor aged to make use of the associate membership of the facilities University Union which will One of the advantages of enable them to ioin most the prowl is that it helps rela- sporting and recreational tions with the local COMMun. clubs ity, and attempts to get away The only sports they are from the long-standing prevented from doing are the impression that Universities high•risk sports such as are insular. h is seen as espe- hang•gliding and parachut • cially important at a time ing. This Is for insurance when students need help reasons. from the community to The scheme was first oppose cuts m public spend- Off-Campus Sport implemented a year ago on ing Spectator and Recreational days when it closes at 4 30 Tel: 63734 Golf Ice-skating Holt Park SPOrt p m You can hu-i, tickets for Leeds can offer you the Although Leeds itself does Leeds has much tr.i offer in pool from the pool itself or half Leeds 16 choice of four municipal goll not possess en ice rink. Brad- the way of spectator sport price from the University Tel: 679033, Courses ford rink Is within easy roach. The soccer is provided by Union CTS idlop at a cost of Ten Pin Bowling Roundhay Park, Leeds 8. It is open for the morning ses- Leeds United (now of the sec- t5Se for Iwo The only bowling alley in Tel: 661886 (9 holesi sion from 10 00 a m till 12 00 ond division) who can be a Address: Leeds is in the Merrier' Middleton Park, every day, in the afternoon very entertaining team on Leeds International Pool, Centre 11 is open from 10 00 Leeds 10 from 200 p.m till 4 00 their day. Westgate Leeds 1. a ni to 11 00 p iii Prices are Tel: 700449 (18 holes) m . Saturdays and Sundays Bradford City just up the Tel 438696 reasonable, and it you take Gotts Park. Leeds 12. excepted when it is open road have been promoted to Other pools in the Leeds your Union card you can get TM: 636600 118 holes) till 5 00 p m the third division and may be area are. student reductions during Temple Newsom, The evening sessions run worth seeing II you are an Broad Lane. Leeds 13 Certain sessions Leeds 15 from 7 00 p.m '1000 p m avid soccer fan. Tel. 571795_ Address: Tel 645624 (18 holes, 2 with student concessions on To reach Elland Road, the Armlet' BatfiS, Merrion Centre. Leeds 2. courses) production of a Union card Leeds grouts(' you can catch GLUT Croil,. Tel 451791. Ice Rink, Tel: 33535. a bus; either a 1 or a 4 to Meadow Lane and then walk the remaining one and a half miles. The alternative is to take the Metro Special Ser vice No. 102, which runs from Swinegete bus depot Address. LEEDS UNITED. JOIN THE Plana Road Leeds 11. Tel: 716037 Metro Bus Tel 451601 JET CLUB 8, Rugby Leeds has a strong Rugby League side to play in Headingley next to the cricket ground. There is always a SWITCH ON boisterous match atmos- phere as those living i n the , t ro.1 [0..1

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Cricket Yorkshire County Cricket -let. Club gives Club. had a bett er Season last year under the !cadetship of p.)u the freedom Ray Illingworth who was the of Ainerica most experienced captain on see the sights To the COunty circuit, lest year. They can also boast the bat• travel where and Ping skills of Geoffrey Boycott how you choose On The ground seems to be hay• your own or with friends . trig some very exciting test Jet Club lands you at any of 12 mai-Chas played there lately. It Asnerican airports_ Each with tts own is nut the Wan•/ ground Jet Club centre. Stay awhile or move on lotto yttu Will toe guaranteed to - it's up to you. Jet Club helps see 'Sr YorkShire several key away rnincheS mere each summer meltyour spirit of adventure come alive with Address; entertainment, Headingley Cricket special discounts on Ground. travel, seemnay:la-Lion, eats and more i3r11,115.11 Airwg3f6 BC Heodirtgiev Lane Jet Club is runty ter 787394 you can be sure of the fairest df3als gotni, ROW fOr Greyhound Riming to America. Send This could be guile an ip experience if you have never ;iembersh been before, even if you are * * * not the gambling type * * * * * Address. — ao-Dort.-a-yv; t Leeds Stadium * laou, it Elland Road " * Leeds 11. Tel 705644 Vet * * Swimming shirt tool. Those who 'ploy a relaxing T swim might find the loteriur. 400,;Iraiial ro.711-- bona' pool to their liking. The added attraction of the pool is It that it has a sauna end sot. els 7,e's adorn at a reasondbte once The poet is open from 900 pr. 111.fr to 7 40 p m every dal except Wednesday when .t plAzA ikRi closes at 8 40 p m and Sun COM egEW-IS451W--• -) C.IVegA Top Record At Poly 44Cf ic-1400/ I IEY 121,„0 For those new to student for the first term only and The student union is also sport. you will be interested include canoeing, fencing, now allowing increased use ,5040‘'‘-, t o know that Leeds ludo. karate, sub-aqua, of the assembly hall for bad- A5wEi-‘• Polytechnic has the most suc- swimming, trampoline, vol- minton, table tennis and cessful sports record for leyball, keep-fit. There is a keep lit Polytechnics in the country Level II 'Intro-Mural' class to be given in the The Polytechnic even This is based on 'friendly' assembly hall on Tuesdays at improved on last years competitions between 1.00 p.m. which is free to stu- achievements with a stagger- departments or schools on a dents, but £600 to outsiders ing twenty-nine victories in knock-out or league system in and staff. team and individual competi- Badminton, basketball, golf, lion at regional and national soccer, 5-a-side soccer. level These ranged horn 7-a-side rugby, squash, table NEW SQUASH COURTS volleyball tin which they have tennis, and volleyball. If you FOR POLY'? just won a competition in Edi are interested, contact This year the Poly' is mak. nburgh). a canoeing. football, George Bulman at the central ing enquiries about building athletics and hockey site B Block, Beckett Park. three new squash courts. The Level III 'Clubs' idea has been under discus TAKE YOUR PICK This level is organised for sion for a long time but it those wishing to compete at seems that steps are at last Polytechnic sport is organ- local, regional and national being taken to implement it. ised on a three-level system levels. For the particularly with coaching provided for talented there is the oppor- each sport. tunity to attend selected Centres of Excellence. All Level I 'Taster Courses' sports are catered for. These are for those who wish to take up a sport for the First Time Fees? first time. These courses last INFORMATION There is a site available but riot been disclosed yet, but SQUASH The names of the officers in the cost of the building will our information is that when In addition to the registra- charge of each club can be come to £90,000. It is hoped fully operational it will cost tion fee those wishing to play obtained from the invaluable that Leeds Leisure Services 15p to enter the complex for squash in the six courts next Sports and Recreation Hand- will provide half of the money all who are not registered to the complex must be book for 1982/83. If you have and that the Sports Council users. members and pay £2.00 for any queries contact George will provide the other half. SPORTS CLUBS the space age plastic card Bulman or Ms. Ford at the The venues for squash are Like the Polytechnic the with its electric coding strip. central sae. the Chapel Allerton Squash University has a similar three There Is also a f 3 00 refund- club and Leeds Grammar level system to suit the able deposit payable for the LOCATIONS School. Poly' students have capabilities of all students. card and the further charge of the opportunity to join the The University has 42 sports 60p for the hire of a court per The Adel playing fields are University squash circuit by clubs and also had a good 40 minutes. Those not wish- used for outdoor games for registering at a cost of £6.50 record in both team and indi- ing to play a great deal can Level II sports. The main site and paying £2,00 for the vidual events. still use the court in the physi- is Becket Park which has a social card plus a £3.00 LOCATIONS cal education department. superb all-weather surface refundable deposit. So this is For outdoor games all the But this may be heavily and covered training area for only for the more affluent pitches are off-campus, at booked, so plan well in Athletics, and a swimming amongst you.. Weetwood Athletic ground. advance, It must be said that pool for water-polo, canoe There are 12 soccer pitches, 8 this system can only deter the and sub-aqua training. Compiled by for hockey, and 7 for rugby occasional player, and seems There are good gym which are used for Intra- to defeat the object of provid- facilities at Beckett Park for Dermot Quigley Mural and representative ing cheap facilities for stu- badminton. basketball, net- In the 1982/83 academic year level. Boddington Hall has dents. ball and hockey as well as two squash courts and there SKIING gymnastics. The Central Site students will for the first time have to pay to use the univer- is one at Devonshire Hall thy University has an has a new gym which is used sity sports facilities. This is which also has a fives court. active Ski Club which has a for fencing, tahle tennis, due to the opening of the new With the soon to be opened plastic slope for beginners. yoga, etc sports complex which cost New sports hall, indoor They also arrange practice £400,000. So the university activities will have more sessions on the large artificial has decided to recoup some space. Games formerly slope in Harrogate with a of the money from students. played at other smaller van qualified teacher. There is However the Union Executive ues will now move to the new usually some free time after are trying to delay the complex. For instance, table coaching to try out ones newly acquired skills. There is implementation of the tennis will move from the charges. It is unlikely that they Physical Education Dept.: often great demand for the will be able to stop them Judo will move from the holiday which usually takes altogether, so those wishing Jerusalem chapel and place at New Year, so book to use the university facilities weight-lifting, karate, gym- early. will have to register it is nastics and trampoline clubs You will be able to on Me club on Bazaar Day. proposed that students of the will move from Cromer Ter- sports university pay £3.50, for race gym Womens keep fit Further information on which you will receive a classes (three each week) will appropriate notice boards, numbered sports complex remain in the Cromer Terrace and the leaflets distributed on Bazaar Day. pass carrying your photo- (iv"' graph. This will then entitle you to free use of the sports. hell, Other Leeds students Poly, nurses, Kitson college P' r etc., may register for £6.50 and hire the facilities at A ALL SPORTS • reduced rate. 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