A man wanted by the police was apprehended in the Biochemistry Building on Monday evening. He was found in possession of several stolen items and went to court last Tuesday charged with a variety of crimes. Security were alerted by a woman in the Biochemistry Dept who rang them after
Whilst the inebriated masses of people gathered in Da Vinci’s on Tuesday 4th March awaiting the results of the sabbatical elections, another group were in dB’s for a very different reason - another band night at college. This year has seen a lot of well-organised college bands performing
To the toughened, hardcore Fellwanderer, last weekend’s trip to the Devon Coast did not look like being one of the better ones. The hostel was comfy, the weather forecast was good, and there was not a mountain in sight. Indeed this was even enough to induce some of our
Imperial College has run into problems regarding its acquisition of Prince’s Gate gardens, the "secret garden" behind Weeks Hall. The garden was bought by the College last year for an undisclosed sum of money, rumoured to be in the millions, from the widows of the previous owners.
Sports person of the year: Edward Rysdale (Fencing); Sports personality of the year: Smita Chaturvedi (Hockey). Nick Adams (Swimming and Waterpolo) Christopher Balding (Sailing) Ruffina Emo-Capodilista (Skiing) Daniel Figueras-Nieto (Skiing) Chris Fishlock (Cross Country) Oliver Lytfieton (Rugby) Nick Manton (Fencing) Geoff Mullen (Rugby) Ike Omambala (Football) Mark Roberton (Hockey) Lucy
What sort of background do you come from? I was born in Northern Ireland, near Belfast, Lisburn, a town which is where the army are stationed in Northern Ireland. I spent a fair part my youth in the west , Swinford, Co. Mayo. The reason why I don’t have a
Friday saw the Queen’s Lawn invaded twice for the launch of two science and engineering initiatives. Science and Technology Week 1997 and The British Association of Young Scientists shared a network of temporary marquees covering the lawn for a number of events and displays. The first invasion was for
With the General Election just weeks away Felix has gathered together a host of politicians to lay out their stalls and describe why they are worth voting for. We chose the candidates for the ‘Cities of London and Westminster’, an area which covers Prince’s Gardens, Bayswater, Knightsbridge and Buckingham
14 people from the University of London (ULU) Karate Club attended the KUGB student Championships in Chesterfield. The event is popular and attracts many students. This is the one that people fear! Physically demanding and very tough, months of intensive training went into this. We were quite confident in our
St Mary’s Hospital Medical School’s annual Rag week has generated Ł35,000 so far this year, and more is expected from sponsorships and from the London Marathon, in which many medical students hope to participate. This year also saw a new record set for the most money raised
On Saturday 8th March, 24 Imperial College Dance Club Team members travelled to Watford Town Hall to compete in the Inter Varsity Dance Association (IVDA) Competition. In their usual spectacular style they won the competition, beating strong opposition from Cambridge, Oxford, Bristol and ULU to name just a few. They
At ULU Council on Monday night, the four sabbatical officers who will represent the University of London’s 82000 students next year were elected. First up were the two candidates for President, where Siva Ganeshanandan (this year’s General Secretary at Royal Holloway Union), beat off Mark Pursey (ULU Chair
