Felix Issue 0921, 1992

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Felix Issue 0921, 1992 Kite February March A war of words has broken out over proposals to give students a role in assessing lecturers' pay. The scheme is one of several plans which are set to form a students' charter, aspects of which may be included in the Conservative Party general election manifesto. The initiative plans to link pay awards for lecturers to student (customer) views of their performance in lecture halls and seminar rooms, and is reported to have the support of the Secretary of State for Education, Kenneth Clarke. Mr Clarke was one of a group of ministers and advisors who attended a seminar in Downing Street midway through January. Senior sources close to the Prime Minister have disclosed that Mr Clarke was directly asked by an official from another department if he was in favour of a link between student assessment and lecturers pay. The Education Secretary responded that it was a good idea that the Department of Education and Science (DES) could work on. This has caused confusion within Mr Clarke's own department. Roger Frost, DES Press Officer, told Imperial College News Network (iCNN) that 'there are no departmental plans'for a students' charter,' but he added that if it were Twenty five thousand students from all over Great Britain attended a mass rally called by the National to be a manifesto proposal, the DES Union of Students (NUS) on Wednesday 12 February. The march was called to protest about student could not work on the idea until it debt and the student loans system and was supported by Imperial College Union. became Government policy. Tessa Mr David Taylor, acting NUS press officer, described the meeting as 'large, peaceful.. and very Kesswick. senior policy advisor to successful. ' Mr Taylor also stated that the message about student debt had 'got across' as the coverage the Secretary of State, told us that of the march had been very good. the idea of students assessing lecturers' pay was 'not a Conservative idea. It may be Henke, reported yesterday morning seminar. These include the President, has said that the charter's something the Labour Party would . that the Prime Minister has students' charter, and charters on ideas 'show no understanding of do, but it is not one of our ideas.' instructed Sarah Hogg, the head of health and transport. students' problems, nor any genuine Media sources have already the Downing Street policy unit, to The pay initiative has been widely commitment to solve them'. Labour reported that tensions exist between rewrite the manifesto by pledging condemned. The National Union of Higher Education spokesman, the policy 'think-tank' at 10 a raft of initiatives in the public Students and the Association of Andrew Smith, told iCNN that 'the Downing Street, and the policy unit sector. Mrs Hogg has already University Teachers have already only pieces of paper students want at the DES. The Guardian received a dossier of ideas indicated that they will not support to see from this government is ten Westminster Correspondent, David following on from the January the proposals. Stephen Twigg, NUS pound notes.' (iCNN) Letters Felix 926 14 February 1992 Acidic Viniculture Dear Adam, provide a printing service for the lot of their finance is at stake. The Union should have no May I firstly commend you upon clubs and societies of ICU. From People should not have to use control of what you say in Felix, your commitment to the defence of the start of the year the Felix Stabur Graphics yet on several you are the editor, but when people your editorial freedom, however photocopier has been out of order occasions this year Guilds has had need printed material in order to this is only part of the job you were and although its performance is not to resort to their services to get publicise or run a successful event elected for and, judging by my own under your control it is surely not Guildsheet out in time despite you these jobs should take a higher recent experiences and those of too much to ask that the Manager knowing of the print dates months priority than they appear to at the others, most notably Rocksoc (Felix of the Print Unit should organise for in advance. Even when jobs are the minute. When it comes to 925), perhaps your other duties it to be fixed. delivered on time it is usually only printing jobs you are there to have been neglected somewhat. As Publicity is of prime importance thanks to constant chasing up by the provide a service for us. well as Felix editor, you are Print for clubs organising events where group of people who need the Yours sincerely. Unit Manager whose task it is to not only their reputation but also a material. Tim Proctor. NatWest Again RockSoc Again Dear Sir, by my paying a £5 telephone Adam. concerned with their review, our After an 'unfortunate' incident on charge, to ensure the cheque would Thank you so much for printing complaint is over the treatment of January 31 at the IC Nat West clear. The Current Account Tariff Poddy's highly amusing reply to my our press release. Reviews may be branch, I feel obliged to write to leaflet (published by Nat West) letter in last week's edition. For his based on opinion but a press release you. Every month, I transfer a clearly states however, that this fee information I can spell puerile, is fact. It appears that Rag are to cheque worth £205.00 into my bank must not be charged when a service along with a host of other words. receive compensation from the account. When this transaction is card is presented. My service card One thing that was carefully ignored aforementioned societies for the completed after authorisation by had been in Mr Jamieson's hands was the fact that the letter was typed loss of their main publicity resulting telephone, I withdraw the equal for the past fifty minutes. to avoid any confusion over my Tow attendance'. Our main amount from my account. The sum Furthermore, I was later told none 'illegible scrawl'. Although my wit publicity was grossly mistreated, to is used to pay my rent. of those charges apply to students and intelligence are as quick as they the same resulting loss, and yet there appears to be no recompense On the above mentioned day, I anyway. are sharp, alas my fingers are not forthcoming from Felix to cover endeavoured to do the same. This The whole incident was so nimble and I am prone to the odd our losses! time however, my request was conducted in an insulting and typing error. Something you are refused by the cashier. Surprised as unprofessional manner, not one you quite familiar with yourselves In reference to Poddy's further I was, I asked to see the manager would expect from a bank which judging from the amount of opinions, he is neither 'my friend' (Mr Jamieson), who, after a fifteen prides itself on a positive approach mistakes in Felix 925. Apart from nor has ever met me, therefore I minute wait, bluntly refused to cash to students, but more akin to a ICSF's 'Purty Tests' and Poddy's don't feel I need defend my music the cheque or give any further small-time swindler. own Tngorance', you even tastes, however varied they may be. explanation. On pointing out to him I hope this charge and his managed to leave an f off fact in my Perhaps if he had bothered that on the three previous occasions deliberately hostile attitude were own contribution. Other notable attending our event he may have there had not been any problem, he entirely due to his Friday afternoon omissions included an explanation been able to form some opinions for your personal behaviour or the told me, 'the past has nothing to do desire to end business and not a ( based on fact for a change. with the present!'. He added that reflection of his general attitude slightest hint of an apology. As your Finally. I would like to apologise our lack in communication was towards students. Students find it actions seem indefensible I am to the readers who must be as sick probably due to 'our difference in difficult enough to survive in instead subjected to a petty personal of this affair as I am. Hopefully this background (!)'. He also questioned London as it is, without having to attack from fellow members of your letter will be treated in a more my attitude towards college in deal with the unsympathetic staff. mature and sensible manner so the general, of which he has no approach of their bank managers. To clarify matters once and for whole matter can be brought to a knowledge. Yours faithfully, all, unlike the members of Dramsoc long overdue close. Eventually, the matter was solved J Van Hooydonck, Geology 2. and Opsoc whose actions were A D Ham, Vice President IC Rock Society. A Few Misconceptions Dear Adam, on the grounds of unfairness, the notable's girlfriend's first name as the events of last week. I agreed I just wish to clear up a few merely pricked at his over-inflated was mentioned and its idiosyncratic with every word of the 'Grease' misconceptions that made and over-sensitive ego and revenge spelling resulted in instant review (having seen the show on themselves obvious in your editorial for them was not a motice for the identification; hence the lawsuit on Thursday) but saving it for after the relating to the mass-removal of removal (although they may have the grounds of invasion of privacy, show's run was over would have Felices by C&G in 1987.
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