After there being talk of one for the past few years, we finally managed to pull it off - an ACC colours dinner. Kicking off at 7.30pm in the union dining hall, there was a distinct lack of medieval fancy-dress, but I think that anyone actually contemplating it was
Things are beginning to get serious - as Manchester United slipped up by resting players at Sunderland, Liverpool and Arsenal took full advantage to open up the championship. The expectant crowd were not disappointed by the Liverpool vs. Newcastle fixture, the two sides produced the same kind of match as
I grew up in North London, and apart from evacuation, parts of education, the army and abroad I’ve been a Londoner all my life. I was a Councillor in North London, and then I became a Member of Parliament again. You talked about your background in politics, you were
Full list of events on the internet: http://www.britassoc.org.uk Nature and Nurture Whiteley’s Shopping Centre, Free An interactive travelling show looks into the old problem of how our inherited genes and our experiences combine to make us who we are. Until 20th March. London Planetarium, cost
Clubs and Societies Despite cuts in funding, the Union has managed to support and encourage the growth of around 160 Clubs and Societies - so if you are involved in any club or society, the Union is supporting you. There have been many successes including BUSA victories for fencing and
In February the IC canoeists went to the Last Chance meet in Wales. Well, this weekend’s rain has just conspired to give us not only one of the most challenging weekend’s canoeing - but also one of the most expensive. Frank and Rob showed improvement on the upper
On the morning of Saturday the first of March, the massed ranks of ICRPC mat to compete for the Courtman Shield at Bisley. This is an annual rifle competition held between the constituent colleges of IC. The morning was spent shooting full-bore rifles at three hundred yards at targets with
The executive of the Overseas Students’ Committee faced the possibility of a vote of no confidence at ICU Council last Tuesday, after the Union’s Budgets Advisory Group recieved no annual budget from the OSC despite repeated reminders of the approaching deadline for budget submissions. BAG, a subcommittee of the
Programme included: Benjamin Britten Four Sea Interludes Antonin Dvorak Cello Concerto Camille Saint-Saens Third (Organ) Symphony Conductor Richard Dickins Cello Amanda Truelove Organ Andrew Earis A capacity audience heard a programme which spanned late Victorian and post-war times and which, as it happens, consisted of pieces which were first performed
Where were you born and brought up? I was born in Neasden, before Private Eye invented a university there, and went to school fairly locally in Highgate. I read History in the University of London, at Westfield College, where Marion was. I did a PGCE at Oxford afterwards, it was
At Tuesday’s Student Representative Council meeting, a ground-breaking motion put forward by Sarah Corneille, Deputy President (Clubs & Societies), requested the creation of a fifth sabbatical post. In the proposal, the post was given the nominal title "Deputy President (Student Affairs)" The responsibilities outlined for the new
Disaster has struck! The photographic exhibition will be postponed to the 17th March and will be on until the 26th March. This inconvenient delay has been caused by multiple bookings of the ante-room, where our exhibition is held. This problem occurred last year as well and it resulted in our
