Friday 7th March

28 Feb 1997

1pm Hamsoc (Regular)

Top Floor, Union Building

1pm Photo Soc (Regular)

Southside Lounge

1.10pm Islamic Soc (Regular)

Friday Prayer, Southside Gym.

(Brothers and Sisters)

1.15pm Labour CLub (Regular)

Southside upper Lounge

1.30pm Felix Reviews and Science meeting

5.30pm Fitness Club (Regular)

STEP Aerobics (advanced), Southside Gym

9pm Hedonizm

The coolest club cuts ..., plus cocktails & chill out room. Free before 9/Ł1 after.

Free Women’s Minibus Service

First run at 12.00 midnight

Last run at Union closing tim

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Issue 1081

From Issue 1081

28th Feb 1997

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Monday 24th February

12.30pm Artsoc (Regular) SCR, Union Building 12.30pm Ski Club Meeting (Regular) Southside Upper Lounge 12.30pm Fitness Club (Regular) Circuit Training, Southside Gym 2pm Deadline for Diary, Soc. Pages The last chance to get your Diary dates or Clubs and Socs entries in this week 5.30pm Fitness

Wednesday 26th February

12.30pm Islamic Society (Regular) Sister’s Circle, Prayer Room, Southside 12.30pm Third World First Global Witness - profits from environmental exploitation and human rights abuse. SCR, Union Building. 12.45pm Sporting Motorcycle Club Southside Upper Lounge 1pm Wargames (Regular) Table Tennis Room, Union Building 1pm IC Rifle and

Tuesday 25th February

12pm Cathsoc (Regular) Mass and lunch, Leon Bagrit Centre, Lvl 1 Mech Eng 12pm-2pm ‘Fair Trade’ Stall (Regular) Union Building Foyer. Fairly traded goods for sale. Stationary, Coffee, Tea & Chocolate. 12.15 Yoga Soc (Regular) Yoga Classes, Southside Gym 12.30pm African-Caribbean Soc (Regular) Weekly meeting, Rm G02, Materials

Thursday 27th February

12pm Amnesty International (Regular) Southside Upper Lounge, e-mail s.trivedi or ns.trasi@ic.ac.uk 12.30pm Fitness Club (Regular) Body Toning (beginners), Southside Gym 1pm Consoc Meeting (Regular) Southside Upper Lounge 1pm Fell Wanderers (Regular) Southside Upper Lounge 1pm Gliding Club Room 266 Aero. Eng (Follow signs from

Books

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

Books

Murakami: movement to survival

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

News

The at-risk researchers now working at Imperial

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