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was led by Thames Polytechnic studentsanion. which has been occupying the college for the past tortnight.
The demonstration was in apposition to attempts by the Inner London Education Authority to student numbers through quotas oo admissions.
Thames' president John Ford was cheered when he pointed out that the days activities were not an end in themselves, but the first step lolsunching a national campaign against the quotas Thames will be calling a further national day of action on 8 March in London. For students union on 01-855 0618.
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Birmingham Arce NUS opposed the change of venue, t did the SSA and the National Organisation of Internationa Socialist Societies.
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