Red Weekly1974Red Weekly No. 70, 3 October 1974NICHER GRANTS
Red Weekly No. 70, 3 October 1974 · p. 10 of the scan · 132 words
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page 10 of the scan
It took the National Union of Students three years of campuigning to raise students' living standards to a level which was still below the 1962 equivalent in real terms. Yet even the recent E105 grant increase will disappear within the next few mosths if inflation reaches the widely predicted 20% mark.
Moreover married women and working class students still do not dent Organiser, outlines the kind of response which will be needed to organise a successful defence of students' living standards. Victory for Leeds Students in Leeds have begun the light a gainst the local Council's policy of educ After hearing that the Council had made a cut of £33,000 an discretionary awands-meaning that many students wanted to study -the students held a briel occupation of the education offices TUNE