[HDNG]UCL UNION:[EHDNG][PARA][GRPH]P6[EGRPH][STAT][BULL] 5sabbatical [BULL] Turnout at last ballot: 15% [BULL] Ave. turnout at General Meetings: 0.5% [BULL] NUS member [ESTAT][PARA][ITAL]UCLU is not renowned for its political activity, although the Tories are unusually strong.  UCL is very close to ULU, so those desperate for a soap box or frantic for fantastic facilities don't have far to go.[EITAL][PARA][BOLD]Also ULU: [EBOLD]see [ULNE]University of London[EULNE].[PARA][PARA][BOLD][HDNG]SU FACILITIES:[EHDNG][EBOLD][PARA]In UCL's main building: 3 bars; pizza and sandwich bars; 'Images' (poster shop); a print shop; sweet shop; stationery shop; travel agency; hairdresser; minibuses for hire; games machines; pool tables; and a juke box.[HDNG]CLUBS (NON SPORTING):[EHDNG][PARA]Amnesty; Anti-Nazi; Crosswords (Christian); Irish; Prison Correspondents; Real Ale; Role Playing; Tory Reform.[HDNG]OTHER ORGANISATIONS:[EHDNG][PARA]'Pi' magazine, produced by the Union, carries the lowdown on UCL happenings, what's on in London and an arts section. The award-winning Bloomsbury TV is broadcast by the Union at least once a week.  There is a creative writing magazine and the Christian Collective produce their own magazine, 'Crosswords'.  The charity Rag raised £4,500 last year and 'Care', which employs a part time staff, runs a holiday every summer for about 20 elderly people.[HDNG]RELIGIOUS:[EHDNG][PARA]Despite its godless reputation, the CU is one of London's largest.  In the Union there is a multi-purpose meditation room and the University's church (the Church of Christ the King) is in Byng Place.[HDNG]PAID WORK:[EHDNG][PARA][ITAL]There are more opportunities in London for part-time work than anywhere else, but there are also more people trying to get those jobs.  Students find work in all the usual places like bars and restaurants and also in theatres, offices and shops.[EITAL][PARA][PARA]