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From Issue 1752
23rd Oct 2020Discover stories from this section and more in the list of contents
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Is it a wine or a small child? Take our quiz now!
Ever walked into an Oddbins and wandered off witha new son? Not sure? Take our quiz now to find out!
CoughSoc Committee Manifestos
Members of the infamous CoughSoc engage in their yearly democratic exercise and opportunity to show off just how loud they can cough
Flipbooks fix persistent Panopto problems
College has responded to criticism of expecting all students have WiFi at home by sending out flipbooks and sheet music to reconstruct lectures.
Sharing the Knowledge
In response to budget shortages College has decided to replace all academic teaching staff with black-cab drivers, saying academics are “jumped up, spoiled wastes of space”.
Music
PISS release thought-provoking debut, you made me / skin on linen
I know, funny band name, but this is not something you can listen to lightly. The Vancouver four-piece have been steadily growing their reputation over the past couple of years, known for the intensity of their live performances. After a handful of singles over the past couple of months,
Music
Possibly Jamie: Doing It All For You
Music writer Neo interviews Glasgow-based electropop producer-singer-songwriter Possibly Jamie to discuss music, performance and creative vision.
Science
New study suggests the human brain has two independent cellular origins
The brain may be built from two separate cellular lineages that develop in parallel. What are the implications for our understanding of evolutionary neuroscience?
News
Reynolds Bar defends sports night capacity limits after students refused entry
Sports Nights, the Wednesday events in Union Bar for IC clubs and in Hammersmith Campus’ Reynolds Bar for the Medics teams (ICSM), are an integral part of the student experience of those who choose to join a team. This term so far, there have been two occasions where students have