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Page from the theatre programme for a production of 'Plaza Suite', staged by Keighley Playhouse in March 2005. This page includes a list of the productions that made up the Playhouse's 2004/05 season.
The 16-page programme is part of the Christine Broadley Collection, donated by Christine in 2024.
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.nsion of ~NU under XI Plan, JNUSU submitted its proposal and demandsDuring the visit of the UGC te~m for the ~xpa.
towards the sp~edy expanston of umvers1ty ~th tn the areas of Academic programmes as well as various library and health centre, water crisis, transport.
infrastructures w1~h respect to hostel~, academ1c complex, 24X7 sports facilities, mfrastructure. tt;ch~lcal support for ~H students an.d fi.nancial assistance,. and fellowship and appointment of faculty and staff particularly for mess, library and cJean1ng JObs. A comprehensive, time bound and .
speedy expan_sion of JNU has_ becom~ a_ll the more important pa~ticularly in the context of the implementation of 27% .
OBC reservat1on a~d conco~1tant 54 Yo m~reas~ of seats. !othts end. JNUSU has been committed to ensuring the. participation of var1ous sect1ons .of the untverstty communtty so that there can be comprehensive action on these matters .
Initiatives and achievements at the School level .
Fact-finding team to Vidarbha: As the agrarian crisis continues, under the leadership of SSS Councillors. a fact-finding team was organized to Vidarbha between 21-29 May to examine agrarian indebtedness and government left the region destitute and helpless. The twelve-member.
policies that have led to .innumeratr>le farmer suicides and team visited three tehsils of Pusad. Mahagaon, and Arni in Yavatmal.Oistrict. The reason for the suicides are rooted in the deadly cocktail of systematic withdrawal of government support. decreasing subsidies. increasing. costs of JJ' u·..; J(.,,o;,, ,CtJccw::::u v' vp Iallure, dll vi vv'hich are adding to a vicious cycle of indebtedness. More shameful and disturbing is the fact that the government whose agrarian policies are to blame is putting the blame on the farmers by .
alleging farmers' "psychological" problems, "addictions", and even alleged "lazinessn! Mere political maneuvers in terms of packages or waiving loans will not yield results unless governments fundamentally change their approach of preferential treatment to corporates at the cost of the peasants and the agricultural sector. .
SSS Debates: Intervening in the Burning Questions of our times: As councillors in SSS, we hold that it is our .
responsibility as thinking students to question the prevailing commonsense of our times. Instead of allowing academics to be an exercise of manufacturing consent, it is mperative to intervene and ensure the link between asademics and political engagement. .
The beginning of 2008 saw a rash of cases of violence against women in several metros. A public meeting 'Beyond .
l~e Headlines: Combating Sexual Harassment in the City' was organized to discuss ways of dealing with the forms of .
sexual harassment that recur in cities. In the wake of a continued offensive by the communal fascist forces. a pubic .
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lecture by Prof. Harbans Mukhia was organized on "India's Past Communal Myth Making .and Historical Reality" to .
expose distortions in academic writing as well as the agendas that feed them. A 2-day-lecture series was held by Prof. .
Amit Bhaduri, a formidable voice against mainstream economic orthodoxy; entitled "Understanding Politics through the .
lens of Unorthodox Economics". These lectures examined the relevance of economic theory in understan9ing.
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conteinporary debates as well as examining issues and definitions of growth and democs.acy. .
Registration to Priya: The JNUSU office bearers and we as councilors m~de several interventions for ensuring .
on to Priya, a student of CESP. Given the fact that she comes from a deprived background and suffered fmm.
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illness, we argued that due consideration must be made by her guide and faculty members to relax the rules in ller .
case lhitially, th8 faculty of CESP remained unresponsive to the issue. Eventually, due :in consistent student pressure .
the faculty extended her registration so that she could get her synopsis confirmed. .
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Resolving demands of PH students: As Councilors of SSS, we have consistently raised the issue of ensuring that .
this campus is equally accessible to Physically Challenged students. Many of the issues raised in SSS in this r~gard .
were gi~en centre:stage priority by JNUSU: whether this be the constructton of a ramp to access the DSA and Exim .
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Bank Libraries. the installation of software in the schools for VH students, or the fix.
computers in the Helen Keller unit. Another initiative has been ensuring a pool of writets to aid VH ~tudents durlll9 .
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-=)(ams. ln each case,· our understanding has been that these are rights that the universtl} community must ensure and .
safeguard. .
Participation in the SSS Library Committee: As SSS Councilors we have worked dosely with teact1ers and the .
SSS Library Committee to find solutions to the problems that exist in the facilities a1d functioning of the Central .
Library. It was as a result of these efforts that it became clear that there was a c9mpl£t.e lack of transparency in the .
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functioning of the Central library and that the working conditions were atrocious_ The demand for electronic connectivity between the catalogues of the departmental libraries and the central libraryhas.been raised by us and is being followed at ~II the requisite levels. We have also circulated a requisition form amnng students so as to ensure that there is greater student involvement in the purchase of books .for the library. ' .
Departmental Libraries: The ~ssue of the departmental libraries was raised for the firsJ time by us as cot,mcilors and .
pursued with .the Deans and the Chairpersons of various centres. SSS councilors inte~ed on the issue of the CJiS .
OS/1., protesting the underpayment of staff members there, as a result of which the staB member was hired on a new .
contract and the timing of tlle library was extended till 8 p.m. last semester. With re;gard to the demand for Xerox .
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facilities ii1 departmental libraries. there have been some improvements in this re.:fdd with CSRD allowing br .
X~roxing of materials. CSSS allowing limiteq Xeroxing, and CPS ·agreeing to have x~oxed textbooks and requif'E(j .
readings with ·the support of the.student 1aculty committee. While the issue of extenslt:¥1. of timings is still a press1ng .
one, as councilors we were able to ensure that the timing of the departmental libraies was extended during file .
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Front cover of a 36-page Frome Town Football Club match programme (£2), issued at Badgers Hill, in September 2025, for a midweek evening FA Cup second round qualifying replay with Southern League Division One South rivals Shaftesbury. Watched by 393, Frome won on penalties, 5-3, after a 1-1 draw over 120 minutes.