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Rash Panzer @ Festiverbant, festival rock LanDEcy, 22.08.2014.

(c) Christophe Losberger

Louise and Rash had a beautiful wedding at Allerton Castle near Leeds. Louise is one of my old school friends, so it was extra special for me to photograph it!

  

Photographs by Bristol wedding photographer Rosie Parsons

JJay Guertchakoff (vocals).

Rash Panzer @ Festiverbant, festival rock LanDEcy, 22.08.2014.

(c) Christophe Losberger

well part of it i imagine, and a mighty fine one indeed

From my scooter accident. I calculate my leg survived more then 600lbs of pressure, and didn't break :-)

  

Got a contact rash from??? The skin healed funny, and if I scratched I tore it open

Bakter Char,South keranigonj,dhaka

The rash Alexis got from the antibiotics she was given while having mono.

Man oh man, that rash is getting bad. He looks even more pitiful in Uncle Sean's too-big hat.

Cox's Bazar October 2009

omg omg what do i do?

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AISA-Ied JNUSU's Achievements and the .

Struggles Ahead .

AISA led a historic movement which pushed.back~pro-posal to hike fees. The unprecedentedly muasAsdrve .P~,_cl~a-.

Struggle to Increase Financial Assistance for .

tion in this movement ensured th.at the JN mmlsuatron.

Needy Students .

never again dared to attempt to hJke fees. .

The JNUSU headed by A/SA led militant protests of M ent for GSCASH: In 1996, following a rash .

ovem 'th . .

strikes, relay hunger strikes. demonstrations, and fi-of sexual harassment cases which were dea1t WI ~ost In-.

nally an 8-day indefinite hunger fast which forced the sensitively by the Proctor's office, AISA moot~d the Ide~ of Administration to increase the MCM scholarship amount .

an autonomous gender-sensitive body to deal wrth complarnts for needy students from Rs. 600 to Rs. 1000 for BAIMA of sexual harassment. A massive student mov~ment ?n gen-students and Rs. 1500 for MPhi/ as well as PhD stu-der issues and against sexual harassment butlt up_rn JNU, .

dents. Further, the Administration had to concede in .

joined by teachers and karamcharis, which got a maJor bo?st principle that the amount for all needy students must with the Supreme Court passed a directive in 1997 makrng be raised to Rs. 1500 at least, and that the income cap .

such a Complaints Cell Against Sexual Ha:assm~nt manda-for MCM be raised to Rs. 1 lakh -and a Committee .

tory in all workplaces. As a result of the mtensrfied move-including JNUSU and JNUTA was set up to work to-.

ment of the campus community, the GSCASH was formedwards this. .

in 1999 .

Other S ignificant Policy Interventions .

Struggle Against Corporatisation and the Nestle Outlet, for a So ci ally Sensitive Policy of Shop.

This struggle for mcreased MCM was the latest in a Allocation: In 2002-03, when SFf-AISF controlled all four.

long line of significant struggles led by the last two ten-ures ofAISA-Ied JNUSU, to effect signifificant POLICY posts m the JNUSU, they overturned JNU's socially sensi-tive policy of allotting shops and public spaces to deprived .

DECISIONS including against corporatlsation and the Nestle Outlet, for elected Student Representa-people, and replaced it wrth one which allotted to the h1ghest bidder. As a result, a Nestle Outlet came up on the campus.

tion in AC and BoS, to revise the Rules and Proce-instead of the usual dhaba. When AISA won the JNUSU.

dures which were robbing GSCASH of Its gender-sensitivity, and to roll back the anti-student Grade President's post in 2004, our campaign succeeded in mobi-Point Conversion formula. lizing students against this corporatisation of our campus. .

At a historic UGBM In Jan 05, hundreds of students de-.

Hurdles l-aced by the AISA leadership in .

t he JNUSU feated the SFI's pro-Nestle position and voted to throw Nestle out of campus, and in favour of shop allotments Soon after the JNUSU elections last year. Prime Minis-being made to common and needy individuals, never .

to corporations.

ter Manmohan Singh visited JNU, and students in JNU showed .

him black flags in protest against the farmers' su1c'des, dra-.

Defeating Communalism and Casteism, Uniting.

conian laws like AFSPA in the North East, and the UPA .

Students oo an Agenda of Rational Secularism and So-.

Govemmenrs shameful capitulation to US by voting against .

cial Justice When the communal forces of the ABVP-JPF .

Iran in the IAEA. Since their parent parties CPI and CPI(M) .

tried to whip up tens1or over"the demand of compulsory sing-are allies of the UPA Government in spite of these anti-.

ing of Vande Mataram, 1t was AI SA Which entered into a wide-.

people policies, the SFI and AISF on campus refused .

spread exposure campaign amongst the students -not only to protest against Manmohan Singh's visit and took re-.

over the history of the song, but exposing the history of the venge by unconstitutionally 'boycotting' the JNUSU .

ABVP's parent Sangh Panvar's betrayal of the freedomPresident belonging to AISA, for standing In support of .

the students' protest. struggle! Whereas the SFI-AISF have historically entered into a secret Compromise Deed with the ABVP, AISA has always Despite this, the JNUSU President provided effective lead-faced and challenged the communal forces head-on. ership to the student movement. On the crucial occasion .

A few months back, casteist forces of the JPF-ABVP.

when the Youth For Equality tried to Whip up a castelst variety, styling themselves 'Youth for Equality', held a month-frenzy in JNU With a blatantly castelst antl-dalit leaflet long relay hunger strike against reservations for OBCthe JNUSU President called for a Protest Demo the very students They exposed their real agenda of inequality and next day Which was boycotted by the SFI-AISF leader-rampant caste1sm When they issued a highly casteist leaOetShip in JNUSU. And the MCM struggle is the latest instance branding the rec1p1ents of rese!W!tiens_(!.e. dalits in JNU), as.

of successful leadership in the JNUSU. 'substandard human beings', 'inferior mortals',-'unfit for JNU' AISAs History of Struggles for a Socially and 'fit only tor stealing·. AISA protested against such outra-.

Sensitive JNU .

geous caste1sm. and not only complained in the Equal Opportunity Office but also in the SC/ST Commission. TheAISA spearheaded the movement for more MCM as part SFI-AISF and rts office bearers in JNUSU, on the other hand,of a lo~g history of stru~gles and victories on issues relating .

to JNU s socral sensrtivrty. These include: boycotted the Protest Procession called by the JNUSU .

President. While the AI SA challenged and exposed the YFE's .

. Restoration ofDeprivation Points 111 JNU Admis-.

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reactionary agenda head on. with a month-long relay hungerSions by the AISA-Ied JNUSU In Its first tenure In 1993-strike for SOCial Justice -the SFI-AI SF deemed it "irrelevant·. .

94,awarding extra points in JNU admissions to students from AND NOW SFI-AISF HAS GONE TO THE EXTENT OF backward castes and regions, as well as to women. Our FIELDING A YFE ACTIVIST (OFTEN SEEN AT THE YFE argument was that students coming from social sections or HUNGER STRIKE TENT SPORTING THE YFE T .SHIRT, AS reg1ons that are deprived ot good educational institutions A COUNCILLOR CANDIDATE IN SLL&CSJ .

sho4/d get a fair chance to study in JNU ' .

41S4-Ied JNUsus Achievements .

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Movement Against Privatlsation and Fee Hikes·~ .

In 1995. the JNUSU led by Comrade Chandrashekhar fo~ AISA's tenure In two successive tenns of JNUSU has made several significant advancements In students' rights and .

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