Cross-Country Makes Gains at Mitcham Common
34 of Imperial’s Cross Country & Athletics’ finest athletes take on South London’s “flat” course
Issue 1704
9th Nov 2018
Johnny English’s Third Strike
A sequel that doesn’t work, in a franchise that never worked.
Pittsburgh, a victimless crime?
Comment Writer Daniel Solomons debates the identity of Jewish people in the west in the wake of the Pittsburgh massacre
Ultimate frisbee: Disc doctors’ october digest
Imperial College’s Ultimate Team, disc Doctors, had a busy October full of tournaments and socials. Just in the first month of term we sent beginner teams to 3 different tournaments across England in: London, Brighton, and Norwich. In addition, one of the tournaments, “Skyde Park” was hosted by Imperial
Michael Jackson: On the Wall – the glorification of a glorified man
An exhibition that encompasses the effect Michael Jackson had on the world.
A Taste of Italy in (only)1,572km²: 5 of London’s favourite Italian spots
We’ve taken to the streets to bring you our all-time favourite selection of Italian restaurants here in London - you won’t want to miss this for anything
A night at the opera – It’s all Chinese to me!
If you couldn’t make it through The Barber of Seville, do you even stand a chance?
Gritty unwinds the American midterms
Okay - look here. This is a fucking travesty, and anyone who tries to convince me otherwise is counterrevolutionary scum. At the same time, there are ‘some’ reasons to be hopeful. The pessimism is really destroying my liver. And the union ain’t cheap, either!
The Monkey King and The Crossroads Inn
Hilarity transcends language barriers in this action-packed double bill
Reflecting poorly on me: Space Shifters at the Hayward Gallery
Incongruous and fun: get yourself Insta-glamorous and make your way to the Southbank Centre for an enjoyable hour at their latest exhibition, Space Shifters. Take Calum Drysdale’s MirrorTestTM to see if you’re ready.
Fear is in the Air
How old should one be to watch Harry Potter? What about The Hunger Games? Or Transformers? So far, age ratings for movies depended on subjective opinions. However, researchers at the Max Planck Institute for Chemistry in Mainz suggested that we could base the age classification on the isoprene concentration in
With Bolsonaro’s victory in the second round, Brazil goes down a tenebrous path
The President-elect of the South American country is a potential autocrat. His rise is another symptom of the increasingly global strength of the far right.