Edinburgh University Students' Association - Revision history

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 == EUSA Union Buildings ==
-EUSA is responsible for four student union buildings
+EUSA is responsible for four student union buildings:
-*[[Teviot Row House]] – the largest of the union buildings and the oldest purpose built student union building in the world.
+*[[Teviot Row House]] – the largest of the union buildings and the oldest purpose built student union building in the world
 *[[Potterrow]] – housing EUSA's main office, the Potter Shop, Dome Cafe, Potter Coffee, University Chaplaincy, banks and the Advice Place
 *[[King's Buildings House]] – on the main science/engineering campus at [[King's Buildings]] in the south of the city, comprising bars and food outlets, as well as sports facilities.

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 *[[King's Buildings House]] – on the main science/engineering campus at [[King's Buildings]] in the south of the city, comprising bars and food outlets, as well as sports facilities.
 *[[Pleasance]] – located next to the [[Centre for Sport and Exercise]] gym, containing two bars during term time and a fully functional theatre
 == Archives ==

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 *[[King's Buildings House]] – on the main science/engineering campus at [[King's Buildings]] in the south of the city, comprising bars and food outlets, as well as sports facilities.
 *[[Pleasance]] – located next to the [[Centre for Sport and Exercise]] gym, containing two bars during term time and a fully functional theatre
 == External Links ==

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 == External Links ==
-*[http://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/]
+*[http://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/ EUSA]
 == Sources ==

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 == External Links ==
-*[http://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/ EUSA]
+*[http://www.eusa.ed.ac.uk/]
 == Sources ==

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 == Foundation ==
-EUSA was founded in 1973 via the merger of the [[Students' Representative Council]] (SRC), the [[Edinburgh University Union]], and the [[Chambers Street Union]] (formerly the [[Edinburgh University Women's Union]]). This was the culmination of a campaign to bring all student bodies together into a single organization. In 1971, Edinburgh University Union finally voted to admit female students shortly after the Chambers Street Union had extended its membership to male students. Negotiations now began to dissolve the SRC and the two unions and to create a single students' association. It was soon established, however, that the SRC could not be dissolved as it had been officially recognised by the [[Universities (Scotland) Act 1889]]. Nor was it possible to alter its constitution in a way that would permit it to take over responsibility for the unions. In the end, it was resolved that the Students' Representative Council and Edinburgh University Union would continue to exist as discrete entities within the proposed association. Chambers Street Union, conversely, would merge entirely with Edinburgh University Union. Edinburgh University Students' Association was officially constituted on 1 July 1973. Each newly matriculated student would automatically become a member. A later merger,in 1989, brought the [[Kings' Buildings House]] into the Association.
+EUSA was founded in 1973 via the merger of the [[Students' Representative Council]] (SRC), the [[Edinburgh University Union]], and the [[Chambers Street Union]] (formerly the [[Edinburgh University Women's Union]]). This was the culmination of a campaign to bring all student bodies together into a single organization. In 1971, Edinburgh University Union finally voted to admit female students shortly after the Chambers Street Union had extended its membership to male students. Negotiations now began to dissolve the SRC and the two unions and to create a single students' association. It was soon established, however, that the SRC could not be dissolved as it had been officially recognised by the [[Universities (Scotland) Act 1889]]. Nor was it possible to alter its constitution in a way that would permit it to take over responsibility for the unions. In the end, it was resolved that the Students' Representative Council and Edinburgh University Union would continue to exist as discrete entities within the proposed association. Chambers Street Union, conversely, would merge entirely with Edinburgh University Union. Edinburgh University Students' Association was officially constituted on 1 July 1973. Each newly matriculated student would automatically become a member. A later merger,in 1989, brought [[Kings' Buildings House]] into the Association.
 == Composition ==