Lim Yee Hung, Chan Zhong Yang, Jayne Chor, Wendy Tuen, and Goh Wei Yin had purchased £276 worth of rice bowls to sell for charity in support of their Warwick Hitch effort. They sold three of their thirteen boxes on the 14th and 15th of January. They left the remaining...
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Inspired by the sit-in, a group of theatre students, most of whom were participants in the “theatrical protest” outside the Library in Week 2, decided to hold an outdoors event. They set up a tea party outside the main entrance to the Library showing their solidarity with the students in...
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A lecture theatre has been taken over by students who refuse to leave until the University meets their demands and stops doing business with arms companies
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They say good things come to those who wait. Well, at least Guinness say that. If only the same were true in music. Long gaps between albums rarely tend to signify a road to Damascus-style reinvention of a band into anything greater than they once were. Franz Ferdinand’s latest album...
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Last year in this publication I wrote an epic page-long review for the latest Squarepusher L.P., Just A Souvenir, in which I bemoaned the descent of my favourite musician from innovator par-excellence to derivative rock poseur. Imagine how happy I was, then, when I heard that his next release would...
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Just a month into 2009 it is easier than one may expect to predict which breakthrough acts are going to dominate the popular music scene. Numerous magazines have run features on the most exciting prospects among this year’s mass of new releases but none are as accurate or perceptive as...
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Dinner party drum & bass? What on earth's the point, asks Billy Nichols.
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James St John sings the praises of the Gap Year and describes his experiences of 'living the dream'.
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Emma Sparks, a third year English and French student, discovers a side of Paris invisible to tourists.
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Tired of working? Sam Hancock thinks you should catch up on Summer Heights High instead.
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The debut of the second series of Gossip Girl aired our screens last week, and I have to admit, I’ve missed it. In case you’ve never seen it, Gossip Girl is a highly addictive mix of sex, glamour and awesome clothes which revolves around the lives of socialite teenagers growing...
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Guess who’s got a new job as a correspondent to the Gaza strip. Of course, it makes sense - this is a man who embodies everything that Palestinians love about America: Christian conservatism, an affiliation with the ardently pro-Israeli Republican Party and sheer ignorance.
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