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Anonymous — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 20:11:56 -0800

Outside of a chilly lecture theatre at the Quad, Andrew Keenan (Association President) and Georgina Rannard (Director of Representation) greet their prospective inquisitors. A role which may have been intimidating if not for the absence of said interrogators. Indeed the chilliness is owed in part to the fact that other than my co-questioner and I the room is devoid of human life. Three female students file toshiba laptops in, comfortable and familiar to the Sabbaticals. After postponing and delaying in the vain hope of late arrivals the eight of us begin. In the chairs opposite us sit Phil Pass (Director of Events and Services), Georgina Rannard and the ever-bearded hp laptops Andrew Keenan.In the audience are all people in some way involved with the Student Union: a secretary of something, an SRC member for the other and the Chair and me.. With the chairlady sitting in the anaemic audience, it’s difficult to tell what’s going on for this session of “Question Time”, but finally I am given to understand that the refurbished laptops session has begun. We commence with my question: I’d emailed in beforehand in case there were too many on the night.

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Anonymous — Thu, 07 Jan 2010 20:11:13 -0800

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Anonymous — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 20:32:19 -0800

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Anonymous — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 20:30:50 -0800

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Anonymous — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:17:58 -0800

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Anonymous — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:16:08 -0800

In 1946, Secretary of State Pethick-Lawrence personally led a three-man Cabinet deputation to New Delhi with the hope of resolving the Congress-Muslim League deadlock and, thus, of transferring British myrtle beach vacation packages power to a single Indian administration. Cripps was responsible primarily for drafting the ingenious Cabinet Mission Plan, which proposed a three-tier federation for India, integrated by a minimal central-union government in Delhi, which would be limited to handling foreign affairs, communications, defense, and only those finances required to care for such family vacation unionwide matters. The subcontinent was to be divided into three major groups of provinces: Group A, to include the Hindu-majority provinces of the Bombay Presidency, Madras, the United Provinces, Bihar, Orissa, and the Central Provinces (virtually all of what became independent India a year later); Group B, to contain the Muslim-majority provinces of the Punjab, Sind, the North-West Frontier, and Baluchistan (the areas out of which the western part of Pakistan was created); and Group C, to include the Muslim-majority Bengal (a portion maui vacation of which became the eastern part of Pakistan and in 1971 the country of Bangladesh) and the Hindu-majority Assam. The group governments were to be virtually autonomous in everything but matters reserved to the union centre

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Anonymous — Tue, 05 Jan 2010 21:14:41 -0800

Punjab's large and powerful Sikh population would have been placed in a particularly difficult and anomalous position, for Punjab as a whole vacation would have belonged to Group B, and much of the Sikh community had become anti-Muslim since the start of the Mughal emperors' persecution of their gurus in the 17th century. Sikhs played so important a role in the British Indian Army that many of their leaders hoped that the British would reward san diego vacation packages them at the war's end with special assistance in carving out their own nation from the rich heart of Punjab's fertile canal-colony lands, where, in the "kingdom" once ruled by Ranjit Singh (1780-1839), most Sikhs lived. Since World War I, Sikhs had been equally fierce in opposing the British raj, and, though never more than 2 percent of India's population, they had as highly disproportionate a number of nationalist "martyrs" as of army officers. A Sikh Akali Dal ("Party of Immortals"), which was started in 1920, led militant marches to liberate gurdwaras ("doorways cancun vacation packages to the Guru"; the Sikh places of worship) from corrupt Hindu managers. Tara Singh (1885-1967), the most important leader of this vigorous Sikh political movement, first raised the demand for a separate Azad ("Free") Punjab in 1942. By March 1946

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Anonymous — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 21:38:29 -0800

All across the UK, students are up in arms. At last count, twenty-eight British universities have seen student occupations of entry doors university buildings over the last few weeks, largely in protest at Israel's recent bombing and land invasion of Gaza. Student groups have been making similar demands across the board: that their respective universities show practical solidarity screen doors with the people of Gaza by both providing aid and scholarships to Gazans and by cutting ties to Israel and its military. Responses to this reclaiming by students of university grounds have been varied. Some universities were quick to offer their students concrete concessions - Strathclyde for instance announced less than 24 hours after students occupied a key building that it door hardware would cut ties to the Israeli water company Eden Springs as well as provide scholarships for Palestinian students. Others were not so sympathetic or quick to concede - at Manchester,

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Anonymous — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 21:37:43 -0800

These student occupations come at a depressing time for British teenagers and young adults. The United Nations recently described young gates people in Britain as being the unhappiest in all of Europe. They are also forced to take more exams throughout their time at school - around 70 by the time they're 16 years old. Britain also incarcerates more children than any other country in western Europe (nearly 3,000 under-18s in 2007), with the UK actually breaching the UN Convention on the Rights of the door handles Child in several areas. Young people in Britain continue to be demonised by a society that provides them with little other than a strange juxtaposition of consumerism and relative poverty.[1] Time and again researchers and advocates of the rights of young adults have argued that what young people in Britain need is their own space, to be allowed to raise their heads in public without fear patio doors of being portrayed as troublesome hoodies. This argument is certainly telling when one looks at the way the mainstream media in Britain has treated the student occupations - telling,

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Anonymous — Mon, 04 Jan 2010 21:37:00 -0800

University protests have received virtually no coverage in the national press, except in instances where universities themselves responded doors to student actions with forced evictions, as in the case of Nottingham. For a British student, it's interesting to compare this to the coverage received by the actions of Take Back NYU!, one of the very few occupations to take place in the US. Where UK protests have received coverage, it has been largely garage doors negative, portraying student actions as being irresponsible, disruptive, and unnecessary. What is actually at play is a far more complex development within activist student circles across university campuses, a combination of pent-up frustration and reasoned reflection over what real education should look like. For while it is the Islamic University of Gaza that has been decimated by indiscriminate Israeli airstrikes, British french doors universities too have been under assault for a long time. The actions by students in recent weeks can serve to join the dots between these subtler and cruder methods of attacking higher education.