Student projects share at symposium
From e.quinox to Raincatcher Imperial; students gather to discuss their experiences
Issue 1501
11th Nov 2011
'Spanking' brings Reading to tears
Reading in Imperial hockey demolition
Sex, the city and HIV
Maya Kaushik discusses the Master’s project that forced her to look at her hometown of Bangalore in a completely different way
Scouting at Imperial
SSAGO is back after a decade-long hiatus
Rhyme, gentlemen please
Felix interviews the founder of South Kensington's first poetry night
Punk Planet: Melt-Banana
As with many of its cultural exports, Japan’s punk is a little different. Epitomised by bands such as the percussion-heavy Boredoms, the metal-heavy Boris, and psychedelic OOIOO, its brand of noise-rock tempers avant-garde intensity with kitschy dollops of fun. Fastest, sharpest and strangest of the lot, though, is Melt-Banana,
Potential College Day revisions outlined
Working Party recommends extended teaching hours for humanities
Place of the week: Soho Joe
Reasonable food in a fantastic atmosphere to be found in Soho
On the flip side of the coin
A Muslim perspective on the afterlife and religion in society
Less love, more sex?
Margot Pikovsky reviews Love, Question Mark
Kadhim's totally hot album of the week #6
Real Estate – Days (2011)
It’s the end of the world as we know it
Melancholia