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Thursday 26 February, 5pm. 'Judaism and Christianity, One Covenant or Two?' by James Dunn PD (Durham). In G06, Education, 19 Abercromby Square. For further information contact Jon Tel: ext 3303.
Saturday 24 January, 2.15pm.
'The Refurbishment of Blackburne House' by Ms Maggie Pickles and Ms Gladys Martinez. In Mossley Hill Parish Church Room.
Saturday 28 February, 2pm.
Extraordinary General Meeting followed by 'Damascus on the Mersey - Birkenhead in the Nineteenth Century' by
Mrs Christa Mee. In Heswall Community Centre, Heswall Hall. For further information contact the Membership Secretary Tel: (0151) 630 2463.
The Centre offers a programme of accredited evening and daytime weekly courses, linked days and residential courses, held in Liverpool and other local centres. There are concessionary fees for full-time students and full-time University staff. The following courses start in January and February 199 8. For further information, please contact the Centre at No 19 Abercromby Square or tel: (0151) 794 6952/6900 or email: conted@liv.ac.uk. (No of meetings is given in brackets after the course title, for courses marked (A), advance enrolment is essential).
| Liverpool - unless otherwise stated courses in Liverpool are held on the University Precinct | ||
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| Monday 12 January: | ||
| French Year 2 (20) 6-8pm (A), | ||
| German Year 1 (absolute beginners) (20) 6-8pm (A), | ||
| Nineteenth Century British Art (10) 7-9pm, | ||
| Philosophy of Plato 2 (10) 7-9pm. | ||
| Tuesday 13 January: | ||
| Later Iron Age and Romano-British Communities from the First to the Sixth Century AD (10) 10-12 noon, | ||
| Italian Year 1 (absolute beginners) (20) 5.30-7.30pm (A), | ||
| French Year 1 (absolute beginners) (20) 6-8pm (A), | ||
| An Introduction to Writing Poetry (10) 7-9pm, | ||
| Introduction to Ancient Greek Society and Culture c.800-362 BC (10) 7-9, | ||
| Buddhism: Essence and Development (10) 7-9pm, | ||
| Independent Music in Liverpool and Manchester (10) 7-9pm, | ||
| Sexual Selection and Behaviour (10) 7-9pm (A) | ||
| Module of the MSc in Behavioural and Evolutionary Ecology, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance (10) 7-9pm. | ||
| Wednesday 14 January: | ||
| Kant on 'What Should We Do?' - an introductory course (10) 10.30-12.30pm, | ||
| Introduction to Classical Rome (10) 1.30-3.30pm, | ||
| An Introduction to the Decorative Arts (10) 2-4pm (A), | ||
| Developing Skills in Archaeological Illustration (10) 6.30-8.30pm, | ||
| Iran's Classical Empire (10) 7-9pm, | ||
| Next Steps in Astronomy (10) 7-9pm at Liverpool Museum (A), | ||
| Karl Marx and the Philosophy of Revolution (10) 7-9pm, | ||
| Scripting for Film and Television: Stage 2 (20) 7-9pm, | ||
| Writing Science Fiction and Fantasy (10) 7-9pm. | ||
| Thursday 15 January: | ||
| Writing as Therapy (20) 11-1pm (A), | ||
| Health Psychology 2: Caring for the Sick (10) 6-8pm, | ||
| An Introduction to Human Evolution (12) 7-9pm, | ||
| Introduction to Philosophy of Science (10) 7-9pm, | ||
| Wittgenstein, Mind and Landscape (10) 7-9pm. | ||
| Saturday 17 January: | ||
| Travel Writing (10) 10-12 noon, | ||
| Tuesday 20 January: | ||
| Theatre Studies Performing Poetry (advanced) (10) 7-9pm. | ||
| Wednesday 21 January: | ||
| Black Music on Film: From 'Shaft' to 'Menace II Society' (10) 7-9pm. | ||
| Thursday 22 January: | ||
| The Roots of Country Music (10) 7-9pm. | ||
| Saturday 24 January: | ||
| Spiritual Journeys: Poetry linked Sats, monthly, from 24 Jan 10-4.30pm (A). | ||
| Monday and Wednesday from 26 January: | ||
| Human Influences on the British Landscape (15) 6.30-8.30pm | ||
| Model of the Diploma in Landscape Interpretation (A). | ||
| Saturdays 31 January, 28 March and 16 May: | ||
| Faith and Understanding 2 (A). | ||
Computer Studies: A programme of non-accredited computer courses will start from January, leaflet with full details available on request from the Centre.
| February 1998 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Saturday and Sunday 7-8 February and 21-22 February: | ||
| Egyptian Hieroglyphs 9.30-4.30pm (A), | ||
| Saturdays 7 February and 21 March: | ||
| Opera Days: Second Series 9.30-4.30pm (A), | ||
| Saturdays 7 February and 7 March: | ||
| Renaissance and Baroque Rome 10-5pm (A), | ||
| Saturdays 7 February, 7 March, 4 April and 9 May: Saturday Morning | ||
| Poetry and Prose 2 9.30-1pm (A), | ||
| Saturdays 7 February and 14 March: | ||
| The Bronte Sisters 10-4.30pm (A), | ||
| Saturday 7 February: | ||
| A Women's Place 10-4.30pm (A), | ||
| Saturday 14 February and 14 March: | ||
| Nursing and Nurses in the Twentieth Century 10-4pm (A), | ||
| Saturday 14 February: | ||
| Singing for Fun and Confidence 9.45-4pm (A), | ||
| Saturday 21 February: | ||
| Self Publishing and Marketing Workshop 10-1pm (A), | ||
| Saturdays 21 February, 21 March, 18 April and 16 May: | ||
| Alternative Perspectives on Popular Music History 10-4.30pm at Bluecoat Arts Centre (A), | ||
| Saturday 21 February and 14 March: | ||
| Jazz Arranging 9.30-4.3 0pm (A), | ||
| Saturdays 21 February, 21 March, 18 April and 16 May: | ||
| Vinyl Goldmine/Vinyl Junkyard: Alternative Perspectives on Popular Music History 10-4.30pm at Bluecoat Arts Centre (A). | ||
| Bebington: | ||
| Tuesday 13 January: | ||
| Pyramids of Ancient Egypt (10) 10.30-12.30pm, | ||
| Tuesday 20 January: | ||
| Musical Masterpieces: Second Series (10) 10-12 noon. | ||
| Heswall: | ||
| Wednesday 21 January: | ||
| Richard Strauss and his Operas (10) 2-4pm. | ||
| Wallasey: | ||
| Monday 12 January: | ||
| Pyramids of Ancient Egypt (10) 10.30-12.30pm. | ||
| Formby: | ||
| Monday 12 January: | ||
| 'Man Made the Town': Town Life in Tudor and Stuart Lancashire (10) 10.30-12.30pm. | ||
| St Helens: | ||
| Saturdays 7 February and 7 March: | ||
| Religious Life in North-West England 10-4pm (A). | ||
| Southport: | ||
| Saturdays 14 February and 7 March: | ||
| Operetta: Strauss and Lehar 9.30-4.30pm (A). | ||
Tuesday 17 February, 4.30pm. 'Sans-Dieu et fax dieux': French Catholics, Communism and Fascism, 1933-45' by Dr Kay Chadwick. In the Staff Common Room, 4th floor, Modern Languages Building. For further information Tel: ext 2741 or see http://www.liv.ac.uk/French/.
Friday 16 January, 7pm. 'Practical Solar Observing' by Mrs Christine Sheldon FAS. Friday 20 February, 7pm. 'Telescope Optics' by Mr Barry Pemberton (Orion Optics). In the Lecture Theatre, Liverpool Museum (NMGM), William Brown Street. For further information contact the Hon Secretary Mr Ken Clark t el: (0151) 638 3270 or (0151) 794 5356 (24 hrs), email: ggastro@liverpool.ac.uk. The web page is http://www.liv.ac.uk/~ggastro/home.html.
Monday 26 January, 4.30pm.
Primary Meeting 'Mathematics in the Early Years' by Janet Beckett (Cheshire Mathematics Team).
Monday 2 February, 5pm.
'Interrogating Convergence with a Computer Algebra System (Getting to the Heart of the Taylor Expansion)' by Terence Etchells (LJMU). In the Mathematics & Oceanography Building. For further information Tel: ext 4043.
Thursday 5 February, 5pm. 'Physician Heal Thyself: the Health & Mortality of Victorian Doctors' by Professor Robert Woods. In Lecture Theatre Room 1.13, Centre for Continuing Education, 126 Mount Pleasant. For further information contact the Hon Secretary, Dr Hugh-Jones Tel: (01744) 29962.
Saturday 21 February, 7.30pm. Mozart Symphony K250 - Haffner Serenade and Beethoven Symphony No3 - Eroica. In the Birkenhead Town Hall. For further information contact Alan Jones, 3 Green Mount, Upton, Wirral, L49 6NR.
Thursday 5 February, 7.30pm.
Piano Recital for Four Hands by Roger Nichols and Malcolm Drummond. In the University Theatre, Eleanor Rathbone Building.
Thursday 12 February, 7.30pm.
Leos Janacek - a celebration in words and music. In the University Theatre, Eleanor Rathbone Building. For further inf ormation on tickets contact Patricia Fisher, Concerts Organiser, in the Department Tel: ext 3096 or fax: (0151) 794 3141.
Tuesday 13 January, 5.30pm.
'Ultrasound Screening in Pregnancy' by Professor M Whittle (Birmingham).
Tuesday 10 February, 5.30pm.
'Is There a Role for Non-surgical Treatment for Ectopic Pregnancy?' by Dr D Jurovic (London). In the Blair Bell Conference Centre, Liverpool Women's Hospital. For furthe r information Tel: (0151) 702 4100.
'B' reg Ford Fiesta, 957 engine, MOT and tax until February 98, wanted good home for cherished motor, very reliable, 65,500 miles, only two owners, must go to good home, will be sadly missed, forced to sell due to expanding family. £300 ono. Tel: ext 4629 or email: d.lambert@liv.ac.uk.
Ford Orion 'B' reg, short MOT, taxed until end of February. £270. Contact Stephen Tel: ext 2225.
Very warm winter duvet, as new, hollowfibre, kingsize, 13.5 tog. £29 ono. Tel: (0151) 648 6344.
'G' reg Vauxall Nova 1.0, 2 door saloon, maroon, 67,000 miles from new, 12 months MOT, radio, excellent condition. £1,395. Contact Andy Tel: ext 4880.
3 shelf bookcase £8, 2 shelf bookcase £4, 3 drawer chest £8, Philips television with teletext £100. Tel: ext 7511 after 6pm or email: ege@liv.ac.uk.
Terraced 3 bedroom house in quiet street off Lark Lane, 2 receptions (1 with fireplace), dining kitchen, utility hall, large bathroom, back yard, gch, alarm, part dg, period features, cornicing, shutters, roll-top bath, fire surround, good condition. £48,850. Tel: (0151) 727 4405 or email: ANelson8 28@aol.com.
3 bedroom detached house in quiet cul-de-sac location in Olive Grove, L15, living room, fitted kitchen/dining room with patio doors, downstairs wc, bathroom, dg, gch, gardens front and rear, off-road parking. £63,500. Contact Mrs Wright Tel: ext 4583 mornings or ext 2160 afternoons.
2 bedroom purpose built 2nd floor flat in Mossley Hill, attractive quiet area convenient for shops, city and University, well decorated, gch, and car parking facilities. £35,000 ono. Contact Dr Gus Baker Tel: (0151) 529 4146 or Fax: (0151) 529 4703 or email: baker-g@wcnn.co.uk.
2/3 bedroom flat in Minster Court, close to RLUH, Women's Hospital and University, newly redecorated, new carpets, balcony, enclosed gardens with security entrance. Would suit professional couple. £34,000. Contact Mrs J Arnall, Department of Clinical Engineering Tel: (0151) 706 5606.
Spacious family semi in South Liverpool, 3/4 bedrooms, 2 reception, large kitchen/dining area, larder, utility room, large garden, garage space. Tel: (0151) 722 3196 evenings.
Comfortable 3 bedroom semi in Hunts Cross, fully furnished, gch, garden with open aspect to rear, convenient for shops, station and bus service to University, would suit visiting academic, available from January or September 1998. £400 pcm. Tel: (0151) 486 3526.
Large room in well-appointed mid eighties semi within walking distance of University in L7, gch, microwave, cable tv, video, fitted kitchen, bathroom with shower, off-road parking, alarm, tel/fax etc. Tel: (0151) 734 3080 evenings.
2 bedroom, unfurnished, detached house in Formby, gch, gardens, garage, washing machine, cooker, 5 mins walk from Formby Station, 10 mins walk from beach. £450 pm. Tel: ext 8198 or (01704) 879702 or email: england@csc.liv.ac.uk.
Ground floor flat in Crosby, 2 mins from beach, superior 2 bedroom self-contained unfurnished apartment in newly converted Victorian house, gch, dg, private parking, fitted carpets and kitchen, cable phone/tv, door entry and alarm, close to rail stations, suit working professionals, refs and guaran tor required. £110 pw (exclusive). Tel: (0151) 922 9949 office hours or (0973) 393309.
Double fronted 4 bedroom house in Anfield, L4, with dining room, 2 sitting rooms, kitchen and bathroom, gch, gas fires, car parking facilities, nr shopping area and main bus route, furnished, teaching staff and families. Rent and tenure negotiable. Tel: (01925) 724135.
Furnished self-contained flat in Grassendale area. £250 pcm plus £250 deposit. Tel: (0151) 709 0500.
2 bedroom garden flat close to Princes Park, gch, dg, full security system, fully furnished including kitchen with electric cooker, fridge, washer/dryer, microwave and bathroom with electric shower, would suit professional person or couple. £370 pcm. Contact Dr Flannery Tel: (01625) 516210 daytime or (01625) 522638 evenings.
Flat share in Garston, nr Cressington Station, 3rd person needed. £200 pcm plus phone. Contact Stephen Tel: ext 2225 or (0151) 475 5023 evenings.
Very pretty Victorian cottage on the Wirral, 2 bedrooms, living room, dining room, breakfast room, fully fitted kitchen, bathroom and toilet plus downstairs toilet and shower, original fireplaces, gch, newly rewired, rural, easy access to Liverpool (A41, 20 mins by car or Express bus 25 mins), idea l for visiting lecturer/scholar or postgrad, non smokers preferred, rent negotiable. Contact Dr N Butler Tel: (0151) 339 3628 or (0171) 837 3090.
Flat in Grassendale, 5 mins from Cressington station, quiet cul-de-sac, sunny sitting room, kitchen, bedroom with hand basin, bathroom with shower, two toilets, hot water and main lighting supplied, large fridge. Tel: (0151) 427 8823.
Attractive and spacious 3 bedroom flat off Lark Lane for 1 to share with 2 postgrads, safe and pleasant area next to Sefton Park, close to all amenities, buses, restaurants, pubs etc., gch, microwave, tv/video, wsh. £130 pcm. Tel: (0113) 230 2430.
Fully furnished, self-contained, first floor studio flat close to University, own kitchen, bath/shower, gch, security alarm, garaging available, suit postgrad student or staff. £225 pcm plus bills. Email: figaro@liv.ac.uk.
Madeira Regency Club, Funchal, deluxe seafront apartment, sleeps 4. £325 pw, choice of 5 weeks from 9 March, weeks also for sale at half resort price from 3 November to 6 April. Brochure plus flight details from Manchester. Contact Alan Currie Tel: (01745) 582516.
5/6 bedroom semi-detached house in Bidston Village, quiet location, part furnished, gch, 3 reception rooms, kitchen, study, cloakroom/wb-wc, enclosed gardens, garage, convenient for public transport, Merseyrail and motorway. £550 pcm plus rates etc, long or short let, references and deposit require d. Contact E Smith Tel: (0151) 652 3222.
2 bedroom purpose built 2nd floor flat in Mossley Hill, attractive quiet area convenient for shops, city and University, well decorated, gch, and car parking facilities. £400 pcm. Contact Dr Gus Baker Tel: (0151) 529 4146 or Fax: (0151) 529 4703 or email: baker-g@wcnn.co.uk.
2/3 bedroom flat in Minster Court, close to RLUH, Women's Hospital and University, newly redecorated, new carpets, balcony, enclosed gardens with security entrance. Would suit professional couple. £400 pcm furnished (microwave, washing machine etc). Contact Mrs J Arnall, Department of Clinical Engi neering Tel: (0151) 706 5606.
Furnished detached house in desirable residential area in Woolton, Liverpool. £500 pcm. Tel: (0151) 428 7600.
Ground floor flat in Minster Court, nr Abercromby Square, few mins walk from campus and hospitals, safe, alarmed with 24 hour security, nice, fully furnished, available February. Tel: (0151) 708 8433 or email: prada@eecs.wsu.edu or kiblet@liv.ac.uk.
Luxury house off Allerton Road, close to all amenities, gch, double glazing, partly furnished, available from February. Tel: (0151) 733 5715.
Basic laptop with word processing facilities (eg Word), for university work, financially challenged student prices only please!. Tel: (0151) 728 9886 evenings or email: la0u401e@liv.ac.uk.
'Collinson, Methods in Paleomagnetism' to replace missing copy from Laboratory Library, now out of print. Contact John A Share, Geomagnetism Laboratory Tel: ext 3462.
Electronic or electric typewriter urgently needed for Department. Golf ball type preferable. Contact Viv Moss, Economics & Accounting Tel: ext 3034.
Cleaner wanted to work for 3 to 4 hours a week in L18 family home, will pay going rate or better. Contact Peter James Tel: ext 2861 or (0151) 722 3178.
Piano for 14 year old. Contact Ruth Smith Tel: ext 4583 or email: qq62@liv.ac.uk.
Highland holiday cottages in Lochcarron, Wester Ross, sleeping 2-6, STB 3 crowns commended to highly commended, beautiful sea views, ideal for touring, sailing, hill walking, or just relaxing. Tel: (01520) 766266.
Secluded luxury villa in Orlando, Florida sleeps 8, private pool, near Disney and attractions, some weeks still available spring and early summer. Tel: (0151) 291 1874.
Villa nr Formentor Bay, 6 miles from Puerto de Pollensa, Spain, 1.5 km from beach, terrace looks out over Mediterranean Sea, private with security, ideal for family with young children, sleeps 6, fully equipped kitchen, costs vary depending on month but include June £1,300 and August £1,400. For fu rther information contact Dr Luis Jimenez de Asua Fax: 00541 8652246; 00541 9583988 or 00541 8049511 until March '98 or email: ljasua.fc@iris.iib.uba.ar. Photos are available in the Editorial Office, Room 1.30, Senate House.
Superb self-catering apartments in Provencal country house in Provence, South of France, 25km south of Avignon. Enclosed private garden with large swimming pool. For brochure tel: 00 33 4 90 73 09 73 or fax: 00 33 4 90 73 08 95.
1st floor apartment in Keswick, Cumbria, sleeps 4/6, double bedroom with en suite, twin bedroom and 2nd bathroom, double bed settee, tv, video, cd player, dishwasher, microwave, gch, dg, private parking. Sorry no pets or smokers. From £170 pw. Tel: (0151) 475 0910 or email: a.matthews@liv.ac.uk.
Snowdonia log cabin in Trawsfynnyd, sleeps 6, warm and cosy log cabin, fully furnished, with tv, microwave and tumble dryer, cabin is in holiday village, with shop, hotel and restaurant, dry ski slope, mountain bike hire etc. Weekly from £130 weekends from £40 per night. Contact Jean Alexander Tel: ext 4649 or (0151) 548 7736.
5 bedroom detached house in Sunset Lakes, Florida, 10 mins from Disney World. Fully heated swimming pool with extended, screened pool deck, fully air-conditioned/heated, 2 master bedrooms with en suite bathrooms, 3 further bedrooms with self-contained bathroom, laundry room, fully fitted kitchen, s ecurity system. £600 or £500 for University staff (or by arrangement). Contact Maria Britnell, Operational Services Tel: ext 3218. Photos available.
Holiday cottage in North Wales, 2 bedrooms, located next to a river, with a 10 mins walk to nearest beach, 7 miles south of Caernarfon and within easy reach of Snowdonia and the Lleyn Peninsula. Tel: (0151) 486 9397.
Holiday house in Abersoch situated at the end of the Lleyn Peninsula, in the sailing centre of North Wales, has lots of safe sandy beaches and only a short drive to beautiful Snowdonia, 3 bedrooms, fully equipped and a short walk to the village, beach and golf course. Contact Chris Smith Tel: (0141 ) 334 3325 evenings.
Lakes/Dales. Cottage in historic South Cumbrian Village, Kendal 10 miles, Kirby Lonsdale 6 miles, available weeks/weekends. Tel: ext 2248.
Bed and full English breakfast available in luxury, secluded, villa in Mijas, Costa del Sol, Spain with large gardens with pool, excellent views, satellite tv, tea/coffee making facilities in room, fridge/freezer available for use, optional evening meals, ideal for golf/tennis/family holidays, redu ced green fees can be arranged on most of the 30 golf courses that are within half hour travelling distance. Rates from 17,500 to 20,000 pesetas per person per week, approx £89 to £100, child rates upon application. Contact John and Valerie Mack, Casa Kay, Buzon 12, Urb. Las Lomas de Mijas, 29650 M ijas, Malaga, Spain. Tel: 00 34 52 485791. Further information and a leaflet can be obtained from Bill Blythe Tel: ext 3215 or Pat Blythe Tel: ext 2459.
Comfortable holiday cottage nr Rhosneigh in Anglesey, sleeps 5+ cot, sun trap patio, view across lake, peace and quiet, good beaches, walking, birdwatching, windsurfing, horseriding, golf available nearby, modest rental. Contact Dr Rodger Tel: (01162) 707 082 evenings.
The Association of University Administrators (AUA) is a national organisation, which supports the work of administrators and managers in the university sector. It is currently chaired by Keith Jones, Academic Secretary of this University. It has about 3,000 members, forty of whom are members of the Liverpool University branch. It offers regular newsletters and bulletins, a quarterly international journal, periodic good practice guides, a programme of professional development courses and an annual conference - plus the opportunity to meet colleagues and exchange experiences. Membership of AUA is open to any member of staff whose post (academic, clerical or administrative) includes an administrative or managerial function in departments and units of the University, at any level. Further information about the AUA, and about its annual conference (being held from 6-8 April 1998 in Birming ham) can be obtained from the Branch Correspondent, Joanna Millward Tel: ext 5669 or email: joanna.millward@liv.ac.uk.
Books/magazines for sale, duplicate donations to the Science Fiction Foundation Collection, boxes of SF, fantasy and horror at low prices (many 20p or less). Contact Andy Sawyer Tel: ext 2696 or email: asawyer@liv.ac.uk. to arrange viewing and/or purchase, also back issues of Foundation: the Intern ational Review of Science Fiction are available at cut prices.
Do you suffer from stress, backache, stiff neck, muscular aches or repetitive strains? Remedial massage can help alleviate all of these conditions or would you just like a relaxing face, hand, neck, shoulder or foot massage? Massage treatment is now available from Fiona McDavid LCSP (Assoc), at the University Occupational Health Department (at the corner of Oxford Road) on Mondays, half hour or 1 hour sessions may be booked by telephoning Mrs Murray Tel: ext 3239 or Fiona McDavid Tel: (0151) 733 1014. Cost is £20 per hour £10 per half hour, students £7.50 per half hour, payable to Fiona McDa vid. Gift tokens also available. Please note, if you are currently receiving medical treatment or are on medication, please confirm your fitness to receive massage therapy with your doctor.
A wide range of University of Liverpool gifts, ideal for presents or souvenirs of the University, is now available. The gifts range from fine crystal paper weights to stainless steel letter openers and from Parker pens to blazer buttons, all embossed with the University crest. The range of gifts al so includes copies of a series of four watercolour paintings (Staff House, Chatham Building, the Student Services Centre and Victoria Building). For details and a price list, contact Dorothy Taylor, Liaison Officer ext 2072.
Greek dancing lessons are back, fight the winter blues and get a taste of Greece by joining in the new classes which will start in January. To get your name on the list please contact Joanna Tel: ext 4001 or email: seedj@liv.ac.uk.
If you are worried about exams and think you might benefit from mutual support and practical help, why not join a small group organised to help students with exam difficulties, help is available with: relaxation and coping with anxiety; dealing with panicky feelings; planning and organising your re vision and other related difficulties. The group will meet on Wednesdays 3-4.45pm for 6 weeks, commencing Wednesday 25 February, enrol in advance as soon as possible at the Counselling Service as numbers have to be limited. For further information and enrolling contact Bev Sinclair, Counselling Ser vice, 14 Oxford Street Tel: (0151) 794 3304.
Do you know anyone who wants to learn English and who is not a native speaker of English? Perhaps they are an aupair or a temporary resident in Liverpool, they would be welcome to attend the FREE ENGLISH CLASSES organised as part of AELSU's teacher training programme, it is not necessary to be regi stered with the University to attend these classes. To join the class come to room 1.11, first floor of the Rendall Building, Bedford Road South, in the University on any Tuesday or Thursday at 6pm. The classes run from 6-64 twice a week from 13 January to the 9 April. For further information Tel: (0151) 794 2735.
As a result of the recent survey on photocopying/printing the Print Unit now has two NEW machines from Xerox for a 3 month trail period. These are the DocuTech 135 and the DocuColor 40, the former is a high speed digital black and white publisher and the latter a Digital Colour Production System. D etails of an 'Open Day' will be published soon, look out for the poster on the PCMNS, in the meantime anybody interested in finding out about the capabilities of these machines and how they may be of use can contact Sandra Ellams in the Print Unit Tel: ext 2271.