As some of you may already know (or should ) we at icsf are kinda hoping to produce a fanzine at some point in the immediate future. Which of course, means that we’re looking for stuff to put in it. By stuff, I mean stories, articles, poetry, art work, scribbles,
A fierce debate has suddenly sprung up over the danger of Easter egg packaging to small furry animals, notably gerbils. It is believed that these seemingly innocuous and brightly coloured boxes are responsible for a bizarre epidemic of deaths amongst small mammals, especially gerbils. Nazis A recent series of experiments
ICU Riding Club is a fun and active club. We go riding every Wednesday to either Belmont Riding School, or to Trent Park Equestrian Centre, both in North London. A wide range of activities, such as jumping, hacking and polo are available, and all levels of riders are welcome, from
At the beginning of March, mining students in IC’s department of Environmental Resources Engineering heard that three of their four lecturers would probably be leaving. During a meeting held by Professor Rawlings, Dean of the Royal School of Mines and head of department, undergraduates were told that as of
Perhaps the best demonstration of a judiciary system that includes the sanction of death for the most serious of crimes is the USA. 38 states practise the death penalty, and there are also 60 capital federal crimes, with federal law stating that the methodof execution shall not be cruel or
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
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
Students from King’s College took a detour from traditional fund raising routes during their recent Rag week, by holding assorted Students’ Union representatives from the across the University of London to ransom. The Rag Committee fired off a series of hoax faxes, purportedly from Duncan Rasor, KCLSU president, calling
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
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
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
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
