Music
Stravinski - Rite of SpringI may as well start with my favourite piece of music- and it’s one I played to a friend who never liked classical music, but fell in love with this piece. Stravinsky’s Rite of Spring, originally a ballet, tells the story of ancient Russian
Horoscopes
What up stars!!! Give us the deets on what's in store this week. Aries: This week your selfesteem takes a further blow when you realise that your Tyler Durden is just your weird housemate. Taurus: This week seems as good a week as any to get into the
Catnip
Catnip
NegaFelix, Psychic Reporter
Catnip
Beve Stannon, Election Correspondent
Editorial
Watching the US election over the last couple of days I have been struck time and time again how poorly polling and probabilaty predictions have been interpreted. With the arrival of Nate Silver’s FiveThirtyEight and the widespread adoption of quantitative poll aggregation techniques, it had appeared to me that
Editorial
I feel something of a fool. My editorial, published last week on the 30th October was titled ‘Half way through term, things are looking up’. That shows what I know and the foolishness of making off the cuff predictions. Instead we as a student body see ourselves once again thrown
Opinion
Perhaps an expected and inevitable move, but the decision to enforce another lockdown is not being welcomed with open arms.
Science
Science Editor Lily Sheperd discusses the effect fo the US election on science
Science
Tech Writer Shrey Bohra thinks Nvidia should not be allowed to acquire ARM, in detriment to European tech industry and security
Science
Most recent iteration of UK's fusion reactor successfully ignited for the first time
News
Students forced to move out due to fire hazard but praised the College for its response