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Chas Brereton during the last hours of his 40 hour piano playing marathon
N e w s Yummie!
Rag Week Exec Initiative
'It's going to be wonderful' So commented Norman Jardine, the Union Snackbar Manager, on how Norman's is going to receive a boost from next Wednesday in the evenings when an adventurous new menu is introduced. In addition to the existing dish of the day, pies and salads, now omelettes and toasted sandwiches will be served. Customers will be able to choose from a variety of fillings, and the omelettes and toasted sandwiches will be cooked to order. To minimise queues, a new ordering system based on cloakroom tickets is being introduced.
Elected
Planned
Thomas Anwell of the Department of Civil Engineering has been elected London Regional organiser for the National Students Industrial Society at their conference in Brighton recently.
A plan to redevelop the Gloucester Road tube station has been passed by the Kensington and Chelsea Council's town planning committee. The plans include shopping facilities, offices and a residential area.
The Royal School of Mines Executive fours boat crew won the Morphy Oar on Wednesday. The result was later disputed because the team only included one member of the Executive whereas both the Royal College of Science Union and City & Guilds Union had all three members of their executives in each team.
Morphy Day Rag Chairman Nigel Baker was left stranded in Ashford, Kent when ICU Honorary Secretary Chas Jackson and Chris Davies stole their minibus during the Exec Initiative Test earlier this week. \
Brainless
Ladder missing
Guilds President Dave Tyler has threatened STOIC, the student television service, with damage to their equipment if they broadcast tonight. STOIC started regular Friday broadcasts with an all-nighter last week, which attracted over 150 people. Dave Tyler has expressed his worry that attendance of the Guilds Carnival will drop if STOIC choose to broadcast at the same time. He has also threatened to fine the Society.
Dramatic Society's ladder has been abducted from the Union Lower Lounge by members of the ICU Executive and Guilds Union. They have been told that they will only get it back when they pay ÂŁ20 to the Guild's swear box. If they don't pay, Guilds have threatened to sell the ladder for scrap. DramSoc lighting director Dave Isherwood has slammed the disappearance as stupid and lighting may be affected at tonight's Guilds Carnival.
Trying to break the record
Members of the Jewish Society have been persuading students to join their letter writing campaign in the JCR. They are trying to break the world letter writing record by writing 7,500 letters to one man in one day. They have chosen Michael Stolar who is a Soviet Jew and who has been declared a 'non-person' by the Soviet authorities. FELIX is published by the Editor for and on behalf of Imperial College Union Publication Board and is printed by the Imperial College Union Print Unit Prince Consort Road, London, SW7 2BB (Tel 01-589 5111 ext 3515). Editor: Judith Hackney. Business Manager: Chris Martin. Copyright FELIX 1987 ISSN 1040-0711. 24
Friday November 20th 1987
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