Issue 1541

W3: A Welfare Perspective

The proposed halls will impact hugely on the welfare of students, argues Becky Lane

Populist Legislation Sure to Destroy London’s Economy

A defence of banking’s most controversial practice: bonuses, by Ross Gray

The Mini Food Survey

Sophia Goldberg discusses the best and worst food on campus, where you can get the best lunch or coffee and whether students are put off buying healthy foods because of the price tag.

Paragon: a case study of distance

Tim Arbabzadah gives a brief case study on Paragon, in the wake of the new North Acton halls

A European Citizenship (Part II)

Leonardo Ialongo discusses the value of European sovereignity in an increasingly competitive world

“Our lives, are not our own...”

Cloud Atlas is a masterpiece, says John Park

A&E department closures announced

Hammersmith, Charing Cross, Central Middlesex and Ealing hospital A&E Departments set to close. ‘U-Turn’ shown to be false. No A&E Departments for the boroughs of Hammersmith, Ealing and Brent. Petition with 100,000 signatures ignored. Changes will take 3-5 years to implement.

My Paragon Nightmare

A first-year shares their experience of living in halls over six miles from the South Ken campus

Why won’t you just die?

Watching A Good Day to Die Hard is not a good day says Lucy Wiles

Revolution: wearable technology

Maximilian Eggl is weary of what the wearable future will hold

Animal Cruelty as Netball Puts Down RVC

Poppy Pinnock swears that RVC are on a farm...

Checkmate at Chess Congress

A successful and tense night for Chess Soc, reports John Sargent