I shall deal with the very important business first. Due to a technical error last week, the thrust of my final point about Southside became a tad garbled. The piece as written implies that I am advocating the consumption of cream beers, such as Caffreys. Nothing could be further from
I am writing to complain about the planned closure of the library in the mornings in two weeks in February. As this fortnight coincides directly with the week of the second year Biology and Biochemistry exams and it also covers the week that the final year Biologists have been granted
It is perhaps a little ironic that a notice announcing the temporary closure of the Library should sit so close to a letter condemning it. The timing of this stage of the Library’s development is also unfortunate coming so soon after another closure of half the Library due to
People these days are obsessed with money. Not exactly a startling revelation and a bit rich coming from you, I hear you cry. But the interesting thing about the current nature of this obsession is that it does not encompass care of money. The public will happily waste, or see
he couldn’t hang the picture he couldn’t eat the cracker, he forgot his name. He hid in the cloakroom where he wandered for hours with a clock as his sole companion Oh, his personality was impossibly inflated and with a bang! he tiled the walls with his thoughts
"Infotainment" is one of those vogue words that, along with "information superhighway" and "cyberspace" have always made me cringe. Whereas the latter are not within the scope of this column, "infotainment" is already hitting our television screens and newspapers, with an array
For better or worse, the level of debate on Europe seems to be at an all-time high. Much of this can be attributed to the clowns in the Referendum Party, but making this a major campaign issue is highly beneficial at such a important time in the development of the
Like many of Imperial’s students who are coming to the end of their final year here, I am engaged in a long, drawn out struggle to discover what it is that I shall be doing after the summer is over. The options are quite varied, and the yawning chasm
Your editorial in Felix 1075 on the bookstore situation asks "to what lengths would you have been prepared to go". I ask what lengths can the Union go to now? There are several good book shops in Kensington High Street, and a great deal accessible by public transport
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