THE first ever conference of Campaign Student was held on Saturday 12 March at the London School of Economics.
The conference opened with a session on Building an alliance for socialism WaN addressed by Ann Pettifor of the Committee Younge, NUS vice presi dent education.
Those attending were told or Ine need for the movement to take up tne acmanus or wollen. and for the TUC to activethe struggles of students in defence of education and for students as a whole to become part of the for socialism being built by the Left Liaison and its allies Workshops were : held Winning the majority on for poncies women with FAB LWAC: Lesbian and Gav Liberation' with the Stop the Clause campaign; 'Black self-organisation and self defence with the Black Section and Broadwater Farm; 'British repression the case for withdrawal' with the SICI: 'Solidarity with the Palestinians' with Students for Palestine; and on the Sandinista revolu• tion with the NSC student network. way For NOLs with SSIl "Which participating concluded that NOLS should stand a majority slate When, as this year, stands a minority slate, in. dependent candidates should stand in addition to official candidates, so that students have the opportunity voting for pro-labor Never.
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