Cross Country Runs for Parliament (Hill)
50 ICXCAC athletes head to Hampstead Heath for the start of another season
Issue 1702
26th Oct 2018
Pick and Choose
While all-you-can-eat buffets always sound like a great idea, our bad choices can quickly turn them into much-more-than-you-can-eat sources of stomach aches and guilt. How do we choose between a juicy burger and mouth-watering lasagne? How do we figure out how much of this tempting apple pie is enough? Neuroscientists
Free this weekend? Go to MozFest!
Mozilla, of Firefox fame, is hosting their annual Mozilla Festival for the Open Internet movement.
Is feminism still relevant?
An anonymous studet argues that feminism is more relevant than ever.
Venom: The Worst Kind of Bad Film
The latest superhero blockbuster with a dark edge to it hits our screens, and although doing incredibly well in the box office, fails to convince the critics. Film writer Sam Welton tells us more.
Imperial's Dodgy Dealings
Imperial College London amongst UK beneficiaries of US trust embroiled in drug crisis
Union Clamps down on Lockpicking Workshop
Imperial Left Forum saw their Lockpicking Workshop, which had 1.5K people "interested" in the Facebook event, cancelled by the Union
We are all individuals: The Turner Prize 2018
The Turner Prize is awarded to a British artist for an outstanding exhibition in the preceding year. This year the shortlist features four films, each tackling pressing issues in society today. Arts Writer Calum Drysdale gives his take on the shortlistees for one of the world’s best known awards
Revelling in the chaos of American politics
There’s a lot up in the air right now. This is a brief survey - I’ll be back next week with much more detail. The one thing I know is when I come to power Trump’s first against the wall.
Halloween Horror Game Recommendations
You’re in for a fright this upcoming halloween with our personal recommendations on horror games!
More than just a memoir: Gurmit Singh K.S. on his environmental and social activism in Malaysia
Like most people who are passionate about their work, Gurmit Singh K.S. is brutally honest about his causes but humble in nature. Memoirs of a Malaysian Eco-Activist details his lifelong journey as a recognised fervent voice of sustainability and human rights in Malaysia, hoping to inspire a new generation
Find love, be happy: The Distance You Have Come
Depression, alcoholism, and fairytale romance: all this and more told through the medium of song in a star-spangled production of The Distance You Have Come at the Cockpit Theatre.