1 Eddies: News from everywhere
7 What’s When & What’s What
9 Women in Co-ops – Tam Dougan: What’s up at t’Co-op Fair
10 The Westminster Zoo – Bob Housman: A look behind the House of Commons facade
12 Pros and Cons – Jo Pacino: How male chauvinist laws oppress prostitutes
14 Open Door – Neil Bartlett: A new kind of prison
15 Tai Ar Dan – Dic Penderyn: Why the summer homes are burning in Wales
17 Rewriting History – John Fletcher: Our Celtic anarchist ancestors
18 Tribal Anarchy – Nick Hanna: Who needs laws anyway?
20 Red Barristers – Liz Woodcraft: Radical advocates tell all
22 Police Review – Bill Alexander: Old Bill with a human face
22 Angry Val/eys – Jererny Gass: The South Wales Anti-poverty Action Centre
23 Canning’s Catalyst – Donald Marier: A fix for polluting woodstoves
24 The River Shall Live! – Riku Tomson: How arctic activists saved the Alta
28 Servant of Peace – Dominic Michel: The Gandhi of the West
29 Reclaiming the Law – Geraldine Pettersson: What a community lawyer can do
31 Alternative Engineering – Stewart Boyle: How to do AT at University
32 Facts & Faeces – Simon Watt: A sanitary engineer looks at structuralism
33 Bottle Battle – Trisha Rosson: Cleaning up Sch … you know who!
35 Britain’s Nuclear Machine – Tony Benn: The cult of the juggernuke
36 The Enchanted Cruise – Harry Hamill: ATWitch rides again
37 Letters – Feedback from friend and FoE
38 The Undercurrents Review of Books
46 Small Ads
47 Back Numbers
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Thanks to the generosity of two UC contributors, John Garrett and Geoff Wright, (they’ve just sold their UC 27 feature Micro Is Beautiful to the Japanese) we are able to offer the following prizes for a short story ‘about the future’: a First Prize of £30 plus a five year sub; and two Consolation Prizes of £ 10 plus a two year sub.
Rules:
1. Entries to our Clerkenwell Office to arrive not later than Wed 10 June 1981.
2. Maximum length 2500 words.
3. Entries must be typed, double-spaced, on one side of the paper only.
4. Illustrations for the story, preferably black and white line drawings, are welcome and will be taken into account.
5. The judge’s decision is final.
The competition will be judged by the science writer Malcolm Peltu. The winning entry will be published in Undercurrents 48 Oct/Nov, but copyright will remain with the author.
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