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2 5 OCT 1290 Take That love affair I WAS. A TEENAt;E. GROUPIE: PAUE.S 12-13 STIJDENIncorporating juice magazine Britain's biggest weekly student newspaper October 25, 1996 Vol 27: Issue 4 CASTLE AND KINGS Four men ,,k Labour's grand old lady talks about Tony Blair, the election showdown and and a Baby women in polilics 1 God you're gorgeous! Chart-busting Baby Bird speaks about his new See Outlook, page 16-17 girlfriend (Jesus) and his greatest fan (Elton John)in juice magazine THE STONE IS COMING HOME - BUT JOCK DAVID ADAM ISN'T HAPPY POLICE HUNT FOR CAMPUS GUNMAN Threat to student in Roll up, armed robbery attack roll up by NAGA MUNCHETTY, CHIEF REPORTER conducting .01 investigation into the all keen POLICE are hunting attack. an armed robber One possibie suspect is a known troublemaker around the university. who held a man at who police are trying to eliminate from young their enquiries. gunpoint on a The attacker is said to he Afro- university campus Caribbean. around tift tall, round faced and was wearing a dark denim shin on bloods the night. and made off with Peter Vincent. Senior Supervisor of by SHIRAZ LALANI stolen cash. the security service. expressed concerti about the incident. "We wouldn't 81.001) donors were There are fears that the anticipate the use of any firearms on encouraged to give attacker, who threatened campus. but we would act accordingly generously on Wednesday to any situation that arises," he by this vocal town crier_ the man with a handgun, stressed. 2Ie added his is still at large and could Tiggy Irish. Services Officer it considerable voice to the LEM. said she was shocked by ss hal appeal by the strike again. happened. "We are concerned. Transfusion Service for The victim, who cannot be especially since the incident happened students and staff at so close to the union building. We skill Leeds university to named for security reasons, he urging securits, to take appropriate donate blood. was waiting for his girlfriend action." Donors of blood outside the LUU building Police are unable to reveal full groups U and A ssere details of their investigation, but sas particularly welcome, as when a man approached him that they have not yet made an arrest. stocks of these blood wielding a gun. They arc appealing for any types are depleted in the a region. The attacker told him to hand information regarding the attack and U over his money or his girlfriend would like to speak to anyone who was This latest move at or near the Leeds Unkersit) Union comes after a national would "get W. athertising campaign to The gunman then escaped with £75 building at the lime. ii encourage the public In before security staff could he alerted, Anyone with information that may a. give blood. Untsersity security have reported the help should call Millgarth station on incident to the police ho arc 143 5353. INSIDE: News 1-11, Comment 6-9. Feature 12-13, Outlook 15-19, Sport 20-24. Plus 20-page juice pull-out magazine UNIVERSITY OF LEEDS, 2 LEEDS STUDENT Friday October 25, t996 III lit chair sterol!, ealling the called if ;IT after a minute. um t.1 t.1•2 antes that you whilse idea 1.11. 41TICINier ol count:Mg iN wit, had That's arelo ant you have •e got don't have ter the war mission, hi holly thirst! Ix I.aled hi:mend the to be present when die meeting something hettet kid(' w 1111 it you're inad It also status. They weie iii CI *taVatrit err cods, whenever-that is, let he never that if you say you're mad you then rime oninen. Hartley p tinted Otii. Numemus couticillors writ Itru,.c STUDENT tllysIiiisty can't he. smee actuany until .111nrnnrirhireted that therefore in contempt for not trying to avoid flying to your Hartley. Finance . SHACK attending a the meeting didn't happen meeting that hadn't This week in Britain's death is the sanest of things Administration ()nicer. a job weekly sketch of student politics A bec.itiqe liantev had missed really happened, whereas you can do. Catch-22 is the which alone is enough ter Title his own deadline fur business. 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Islaintc society, ice • more worthwhile on the end of Workers of the last war comes close to the tar rte Ilmisiest of pretests, On that was as much as attention unconstitutional in a puff of the agenda: the keenly debated diztying insanity on show this this itccasitin his dispatch told as the real world got. Far more inverted logic, university unite question of whether week at LUU. Take eateh-22. al refrestuments for allycitte was given to sabbatical reports Hang on. someone said. I councillors should register twist it, spin it. turn it insitk who attended the trieeting. a Ih iss TIMa", pages they should walked across campus and got - why staff • their presence at meetings on a out. wrap it up in rolls of red line comfort yet not the pillow, bet. regional s.orilerence iwlxt there for 1 10. early enough in single sheet of paper or a want to strike tape and you'll only begin to hedsocks and good hook that should tv .01.1Nie.11 to not got any normal week. 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Joseph Heller. at least,.knows Union Council. allowed Hartley to rubber wasn't advertistal and didn't Yes, said Hartley. hecauk COMMENT Helier writes all about the stamp another dossier of take place), the meeting had finished by when it joke is tin-pot bureaucrats with their recoils, secure them with a Then came the register. then and you missed it, no longer Daveheart - Adam name tags and rote hooks paper clip in a nice brown schts,Ima'arn Liam: Langcliin But that was because you (tinny reveals his Scots mots in the light of Major's latest overtures NEW Page 9 FEATURE Gone for good er over GREEN - but never lOrgotten by groupies PLANS pages 1243 GRA:EN -MINI1E1) students are tieing urged to jump on Ole AGENDA rccyctnrg hatitiw,..iptii this week. el f]tet torr ent nem,. 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