Articles written by the Felix team
For once, IC first footballers arrived on time, and with a full team. After UCL’s last pasting by us we expected them not to show, only to be disappointed when they turned up an hour late. Conditions left a lot to be desired with winds of at least one
This is an album by one of those bands which people have only ever heard of, not actually heard. However, I think this is a bad thing. They quite succesfully mix the jazzy sound of Portishead with the beat intensive mood of Massive Attack, occasionally throwing in a bit of
With a free date in their busy schedule, IC II kindly agreed to play us, the fourths, in a friendly. The match was delayed while the less proud members of the fourths clammered to get their autographs. When it got underway, it was clear that it was going to be
The differences between the various Halls of Residence of Imperial College were recently brought to my attention. A resident of Fisher Hall commented to me that on a recent visit to Holbein Hall he had been amazed at the difference between the standards of repair. He gushed on about the
On at least 13 previous occasions, should our numbering system be believed, Imperial College Science Fiction has run, with varying success, a one day convention. This Sunday coming, March 2nd, we are running number 14. The flavour of our convention changes, as it inevitably must given the fact that it
Well, I was brought up in Watford. At school I guess I was a scientist. I suppose the place to go was IC. But you wouldn’t, nobody ever did, it was too close to home. When I was in the lower sixth, my Chemistry master mentioned that he had
You know the feeling. You’ve been clubbing all night, your head feels like it’s going to explode and all you want to do is sleep. But you can’t. Your head’s still buzzing and all you need is something to relax to. But what are your options?
A defeat in BUSA spells the end of a glorious run, but the fourths need to pick themselves up from this defeat and concentrate on the league. It all went pear-shaped in the first few minutes when our keeper misjudged a routine shot, and then another defensive mistake put IC
Talvin Singh Presents... is not simply any old compilation album. He both writes, plays and produces on several of the tracks, and the album’s diversity stems from the fact that this has been compiled only under the heading Asian Underground. Anokha is the club night that has become synonymous
Andie MacDowell sings, John Travolta dances, Bob Hoskins cockney accent gets progressively more suspicious - what more could you possibly want? Hopefully not a plausible plot, as that’s certainly one thing that Michael doesn’t supply. Michael (Travolta) is an angel on his last visit to Earth, who communicates
The Royal School of Mines won the "bottle match" against the Cambourne School of Mines last Saturday. That evening, the Union bar was packed, and some of the fixtures sustained a significant amount of damage. Two tables were trashed, one with its top smashed, the other had its
Tony Cragg is probably the most significant British sculptor of his generation. The core of the exhibition consists of large scale sculptures. In Spirogyra, the freshwater algae is transformed into an impressive spiral from which protrude dozens of bottles of different shapes and colours. Secretions turns out to be a
