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31 Jan 1997

The fourths are now officially top of the league. With all the other Imperial football teams struggling we are surely the best football team in Imperial. This will be confirmed when we win BUSA(!), and sooner still beat the IC seconds in a challenge match in few weeks time.

Chris scored in the first minute of the match and we never looked back. The graceful Morgan danced through to score, and the rotund Darren slotted another home with our defence hardly troubled. Surely we will walk this league as Champions .

IC IVs 3 - 0 QMWC

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31st Jan 1997

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Pigs roasted by C & G

In C&G’s maiden match of ‘97 the boys proved that their Christmas holiday fitness programme had truly paid off. Our most brilliant play came in the first half when Forest Gate Police station’s "substantial" pack were overwhelmed by a fitter and keener side. The

Glorious defeat for IC Virgins

Despite a slow first 10 minutes, the weeks of line-out practice paid off for the Virgins, when Ellen caught an excellent throw in with the superb lifting help from Mo and Lucy. There followed a series of quick penalties by Sarah C., Becky and Ellen leading to an "International

Poetic muse but IC still lose

The football seconds’ early season optimism for a quick return to the top flight has been slowly ebbing away since late November when a slump in form and fortune replaced the zeal and steel, three meals and John Peel. Keen to stop the rot hot-shot, shut-up shop and have a

Uncensored full bore action at Bisley with the IC shooters

The first trip of the year to Bisley, the home of full-bore rifle shooting was held on Saturday the l9th of January. Twelve intrepid shooters set off for what was for most of them their first taste of outdoor rifle and long range pistol shooting. The morning consisted of shooting

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Hot takes: Murakami

Haruki Murakami has become a household name. Often seen as the frontrunner of Japanese literature in the West, he has also become an increasingly divisive author. Despite criticism regarding his presentation of women, and repetitiveness or banality in his oeuvre, Murakami still emerges as a widely read, well-enjoyed novelist. So

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Murakami: movement to survival

A comparative analysis of Murakami's A Wild Sheep Chase and Dance Dance Dance

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The at-risk researchers now working at Imperial

Felix spoke to Cara, the charity that offers academics in danger a place in British universities.

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Major fire near White City campus

Multiple sheds and a lorry were destroyed in a fire on Stable Way in North Kensington, close to Imperial’s White City campus. No injuries were reported. The London Fire Brigade said the blaze was under control by 6:05pm, after an hour and a half of work that involved

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Pigs roasted by C & G

Glorious defeat for IC Virgins

Poetic muse but IC still lose

Uncensored full bore action at Bisley with the IC shooters

Hot takes: Murakami

Murakami: movement to survival

The at-risk researchers now working at Imperial

Major fire near White City campus