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With the university confirming yesterday that they intend to have a “blended” teaching approach in the 2021/2022 academic year, students are becoming increasingly frustrated. This news comes despite the government’s latest announcement revealing that universities can provide face-to-face learning again from May 17th.
Information provided on the university coronavirus website
Will has also set up an open letter template, which students can fill in to have their name added to a letter to be sent off to the university.
The Leeds Tab spoke to Will, who “felt extremely angry and frustrated at their [the university’s] decisions.”
“I simply felt the only way to get the university to understand my position was by making the point to them as clearly as possible and I’ve seen a lot of students complaining about the university’s approach so I thought there needed to be a centralised petition so students had the option to make their feelings known.
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The University of Leeds has categorically said that police officers don’t have keys to student flats.
West Yorkshire Police are not investigating the incident.
Danny Partington, a first year student at Lupton Hall, told The Leeds Tab: “Police insisted upon entering flats when they had no reason to and told students that they had keys to access their bedrooms, as well as the flats as a whole, and could enter at any time for any reason as they have the university’s permission to do so.”
Danny described how other students encountered similar experiences, adding: “Many students found the police to be intimidating.”
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I was recently told by friends about an elusive, underground burger man who takes food orders by text and works from his basement in Hyde Park– intrigued, I had to try out the goods.
Chez Joel’s is a small fast-food kitchen based in a basement kitchen on Brudenell Grove, Hyde Park. Joel has a small but delicious menu including burgers, tacos and chicken. Joel cooks up his delicious burgs in a kitchen, in the basement of a house that looks exactly like any other student terrace. He could literally be your neighbour.