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The Red Mole Vol. 3, No. 55, 13 November 1972 · p. 6 of the scan · 313 words

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Money orders to Red Mole, 182 Pentonville Road, London N.1. unequal expenditure. Moreover, at the present time they have a very pressing need to cut back social expenditure in all fields -hence the rationalisations on financing higher education, with for instance the present accommodation crisis.

NO RESPONSIBILITY On this last point, it is of no value whatsoever for the IS to say that "We must join with the labour movement and demand the nationalisation of the land and building industry and give our support to the building of strong and militant tenants associations." (p45). Our immediate task is to take up the struggle and draw in the mass of students RANK AND FILE TEACHERS "Crisis in the Schools"

Speakers: A teacher, a parent, and representatives of the S.A.U. and the N.U.S.S.

Friday, 17 November, at 7.45 p mi. in the NUFTO Hall, Jockey's Fields, London WC1. abstentionist (e.g. 'Nationalise the building industry' as an answer to the accommodation crisis), they recommend a sectoral practice ("Alternative courses', "collective work), It is this uneasy see-sawing between abstentionism and injunctions to 'join the party' on the one hand, and student trade unionism on the other, which informs this pamphlet and the general practice of the IS group. However, the task of revolutionaries is to develop all the struggles of the masses in an anti-capitalist direction. This is just as much a duty in the colleges as in the factory. Unfortunately, this pamphlet doesn't help us in that task.

J.R. Clyues SOUTH ASIA RED FORUM - next meeting Tuesday, 21 November, on 'Social Classes in South Asia' (speaker: Brian Davey). Room 2D, University of London Union building, Malet Street, London W.C.1. For further details contact J.Singh, 27 Gap Road, London S.W.19.

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