Sensuality, Woman at the Window, Traffic, Santorini, Untitled No 66.... These are some of the exciting titles you might see accompanying those brilliant photographs our exhibition has to show off! The enthusiastic members of the photographic society will exhibit their weird and wonderful work on the 10th March, for two
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
Having heard numerous R & B albums over the past year, which mostly failed to break out from the mould of predictable loops and beats, this debut album from Martine Girault is definitely a breath of fresh air. Entitled ‘Revival’ it is also the name of her first single, which
A fully comprehensive popular music catalogue on one CD ROM is a great idea. No more searching through dusty back copies of Record Collector, no more doubts about whether you’re missing any of your idol’s obscure releases, instant searches for tracks, musicians and labels. Unfortunately, this CD isn’
Dear Alex Feakes, I read with interest your editorial in Felix 7.2.97. There is no indicaton that ring-fencing will be of detriment to ICU funding, it merely allows Charing Cross and Westminster Students’ Union and our counterparts at St Mary’s to run the facilities for students, at
A disappointing turn-out resulted in RCS meeting the luggage-lugging lard-arses with only thirteen men. After borrowing two players we went out to face the incredible mass of the opposition. Their size and power was telling, particularly in the forwards, but we fought well and, thanks to our superior speed and
Last weekend the Fellwanderers left dreary London behind as we shot up the M1 to Derbyshire. Our Youth Hostel was in the village of Hathersage, just below Stanage Edge. Clear skies on Saturday morning meant that it was a shorts day for most of us, even though there was frost
For the second year running, universities have been required to make public the salaries of their top staff. Imperial College’s Rector, Sir Ronald Oxburgh, recieved a pay rise of Ł1,000 last year, making him the UK’s 45th most highly-paid Vice Chancellor and taking him up to an
Leading retail chain Sainsbury’s has been ranked fourth out of five in a survey of food quality in leading supermarket stores. For Sainsbury’s, whose flagship Cromwell Road store is popular among Imperial College students, this is further blow follows the announcement that their profits would be Ł60 million
At last, a victory for the firsts! Last week in BUSA "we wuz robbed" 5-4 on penalties due to a poor effort by "Pretty boy" Alex. We won today despite the continuing absence of "Goal Machine" Ike, and having to field mental patients Tony
In the first competition of the season, the IC magnificent seven (plus Lee "Incredibly hunky and talented" Clements) blasted their way to victory over the Cambridge toffs. The competition opened with Jacob "the Horn" Thorne stepping up against the best shooters that Cambridge had to offer.
When I picked this up I didn’t know what I would be presented with, but the word soul really intrigued me. What I got was really quite simply brilliant. An album that refuses to be pigeon-holed, I attempted to fit it to some sort of musical category salsa, latin,
