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Issue 1564
17th Jan 2014
The last samurai movie PLEASE
There is no doubt that 47 Ronin was Universal Studio’s hope-child given its vast budget of $175-million. However, unlike The Last Samurai in whose footsteps this movie obviously attempted to follow, the difference between their respective results is stark; in fact, rather akin to that between a ...
The best of festive TV
Maciej Matuszewski reviews two highly-anticipated Christmas specials
Tara Jane O’Neil - Where Shine New Lights
Tara Jane O’Neil is a multi-talented musician based out of Portland, Oregon. At the age of 19 she was already playing bass for art punk band Rodan.
Success for Imperial College Equestrian Teams!
Rachel Gregory describes the action
Steelseries 9H Tournament Headset
With a bewildering array of gaming accessories on the market, it can be difficult to find out which one is best to purchase for your particular needs and the Steelseries 9H is a good start
Snooker and Pool: The year so far
It was a term to remember for the Imperial mints, as membership rocketed and records tumbled, in what was a fantastic ending to a difficult year.
Republic of the Moon
Fred Fyles takes a trip to the new Earth-based Lunar Embassy
Now is the winter of our discontent
Christy Kelly takes on the world
News Bites - The news in short (Issue 1564)
News Editor Nida bring you the news in short
Nebraska, Nebraska, I love you
Following on from the Oscar-nominated The Descendants (featuring George Clooney’s best performance in years, and introducing the amazing Shailene Woodley – soon to be seen in The Fault in Our Stars), Nebraska is Alexander Payne’s latest film as director, and (unsurprisingly) it’s almost everything.. Nebraska Director: Alexander Payne
Minister announces new research opportunities
David Willetts uses visit to Imperial to announce the creation of new Doctoral Training Centres