IMGpapers 1976–79

Newspapers of the International Marxist Group and its forerunners, 1976–79

Student unions face Thatcher Mark 2

Socialist Challenge No. 65, 28 September 1978 · p. 6 of the scan · 421 words

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page 6 of the scan

speakers ... coach to Carnival 2...

staff sudent union has retused lO sign a cheque for the coach chat sudents booked Carnival 2, uncil has banned the Al from usine council premises while allowing the Nationai Front access. The ban covers Brighton Poly, srudent union will continue to invite the League to address HILLS *The authorities at North Trafford FF Callege, where 60 per cent of the students arc irom overseas, have imposed foes of El, 502 a vear for those beginning .Ocourses:

Not surprisingly, intake has dropped from 160 to 38. With voluntary redundancies now ELITES NATFHE colleee, the net result is quoras against course closures. the closure of the college • At Park Lune FE College in Leeds, following an invitation IrON THE SUNCOT ARE TO LE ANt. the principal lies baased all political organisations 'pressure groups addine thar the students can no longer have a full time president.

if this bas is cot lifted. the students will organise a mass Tally.

A successful arrack on the richr of snident control their own frances will l STUDENTS in Brighton banned from Inviting ANL Funds withheld from Leigh students' PAMELA HOLMES writes on the attacks now facing student unions across the country. *At Leigh Technical College, | Have a shattering effect on the treasurer of the for Education Minister, TELLULLAL on what it wanted.

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Municipal social, cultural, and political In 1972, when the then Tory Margaret Thatcher, sought to destroy the autonomy of student unions, the NUS was absolutely clear Trespass Act) has been wheeled in to mow down 140 workers are the - Drylanders textile firm in Liverpinn.

for their which began weeks age, is lie 'crime" of fighting for their jobs. plant owners, Willian Glass berstanders Is now she liganda shut shep The decision to occupy wus which scemed to the General and Workers Union. pickels if the hailiff's attempt to CUTLETTE court's eriction It has also called for a march to the factory on 7 October, centre al 10.30 am.

кентсь. concerned to detend johs and Tient Die Criminal Law Act. IE Is affiliated to CACIL, the campaign which has done much to drow the attention of the BUT CHOLER the implications this Act, happily sanctioned hy the Labour Government

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