That prospective presidential candidates for CUSU elections should hold no objection against revealing any political affiliations they might have in order that the electorate be better informed in its decision-making. That a discussion be held as to whether the other elected members of CUSU be made to declare such affiliations and that CUSU makes a resolution on this discussion. The Cambridge Army and Navy Surplus Store' located at 29 Hobson Street is currently selling replica Nazi insignia badges such as swastikas, 'SS' badges, and 'der fuehrer' arm bands. King's College students voiced concerns to the proprietors of the shop on two occasions, and on both occasions were answered aggressively and told to leave. The premises in which the shop is located is owned by Sidney Sussex College.
Nazi materials have the potential to insight racial hatred and thus threaten student welfare.
The sale of Nazi materials is in violation of the ideals set out in the Little Black Book and the CUSU Anti-Racism Campaign. There is a large number of ethnic and religious minority students in Cambridge who are likely to be disturbed and offended by the sale of Nazi materials. To mandate CUSU Exec and CUSU Anti-Racism Campaign to inform Sidney Sussex of the sale of Nazi replica materials on their property, and lobby Sidney Sussex to do all that is in their power to put an immediate and permanent end to the sale of Nazi materials. To write to student and local press informing them of CUSU's abhorrence at the sale of Nazi replica materials and the actions CUSU are taking. In light of the serious nature of this issue CUSU Exec and CUSU Anti-Racism Campaign should confirm the above 'resolves' have been achieved at the next CUSU Council Meeting.