The Leeds Review Society Committee

At present, the committe of the Leeds Review Society consists of the following people:

President: Boris Jardine

Most of my time is spent in the Parkinson Court eating sandwiches from Bakery 164 and drinking tea. I spend the remaining hours of the day doing what everyone else does - listening to music, working for my degree (history and philosophy of science), reading Raymond Chandler novels... Eventually all this should lead to permanent residence in Paris and an incredibly lucrative academic career.

Secretary: Alexandra Grisedale

I'm a third year English student currently in denial that this is the last year of my course. Originally from Wales I now condsider Leeds as home, and spend too much time reading in cafes around Hyde Park. Any other free time I have is taken up by photography, The Hyde Park Picture House and trips out in to the lovely Yorkshire countryside. When I graduate I want to work in the voluntary sector.

Publicity officer: Alexis Keeley

Originally from Adrian Mole land, I am here in the fair city of Leeds reading Arabic and English in the hope I will end up with the skills and knowledge to achieve whatever it is I decide I want to do in life. I chose a reasonably open-ended and engaging degree in the hope of allowing me to find some direction, but so far I am still amazed by all the opportunities out there and have no plans to settle down. The only two certainties being that wherever I go (and I plan to travel extensively), that my life will always revolve around the pursuit of new and interesting food and that I never want to be away from the Arts for too long.

Treasurer: Laurence Byrne

I am a second year English and History of Art Student, originally from Manchester. I am interested mainly in obscure music and 20th century Art, and especially Art Brut. As a result, I find it difficult to make friends, and can often be seen wondering around looking confused. In the future, I would like to continue my studies, perhaps abroad, and spend the rest of my time avoiding any 'real' form of employment.