[HDNG]UCL UNION:[EHDNG][PARA][GRPH]P6[EGRPH][STAT][BULL] 5sabbatical [BULL] Turnout at last ballot: 15% [BULL] Ave. turnout at [PARA]General Meetings: 0.5% [BULL] NUS member [ESTAT][PARA][ITAL]UCLU is not renowned for its political activity, although the Tories [PARA]are unusually strong. UCL is very close to ULU, so those [PARA]desperate for a soap box or frantic for fantastic facilities don't [PARA]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' [PARA](poster shop); a print shop; sweet shop; stationery shop; travel [PARA]agency; hairdresser; minibuses for hire; games machines; pool [PARA]tables; and a juke box.[HDNG]CLUBS (NON SPORTING):[EHDNG][PARA]Amnesty; Anti-Nazi; Crosswords (Christian); Irish; Prison [PARA]Correspondents; Real Ale; Role Playing; Tory Reform.[HDNG]OTHER ORGANISATIONS:[EHDNG][PARA]'Pi' magazine, produced by the Union, carries the lowdown on [PARA]UCL happenings, what's on in London and an arts section. The [PARA]award-winning Bloomsbury TV is broadcast by the Union at least[PARA]once a week. There is a creative writing magazine and the [PARA]Christian Collective produce their own magazine, 'Crosswords'. [PARA]The charity Rag raised ú4,500 last year and 'Care', which [PARA]employs a part time staff, runs a holiday every summer for about[PARA]20 elderly people.[HDNG]RELIGIOUS:[EHDNG][PARA]Despite its godless reputation, the CU is one of London's largest. [PARA]In the Union there is a multi-purpose meditation room and the [PARA]University's church (the Church of Christ the King) is in Byng [PARA]Place.[HDNG]PAID WORK:[EHDNG][PARA][ITAL]There are more opportunities in London for part-time work than [PARA]anywhere else, but there are also more people trying to get those[PARA]jobs. Students find work in all the usual places like bars and [PARA]restaurants and also in theatres, offices and shops.[EITAL][PARA][PARA]
