Opinion
Political Pacts are Cheating the Electorate
Eamon Farhat, official part time Unicorn trainer at Fact Check UK, gives a one-star review of electoral pacts
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Books
My life with Michael: 10 Years of Thriller Live, Written by Gary Lloyd
Arts Editor Ozbil Ege Dumenci chips into the Books section for a week!
Environment
Researchers Show Noise Pollution is Threatening the Survival of a Number of Species
New research from Queen’s University Belfast has indicated that noise pollution is threatening to over 100 different species. The researchers found that noise affects the behaviour of a wide range of species including amphibians, birds, fish, mammals and reptilians. Noise pollution can affect species by interfering with their communication,
Opinion
Felix Should be a Space for Rational Debate
Jun Liu argues that Felix should be a space for non-emotional discussions that focus on facts, not feelings
Culture
Imperial College DramSoc Presents: 11 Miles
4 stars Based on the real journal entries, 11 Miles follows Captain Scott’s journey to the South Pole with his four companions: Evans, Wilson, Bowers, and Oates. The audience comes to understand the meaning behind “11 miles” during the play as they hear about the tragedies that struck the
Food
Take You and Your Study Buddy to Shake Shack Pronto!
Students of Imperial College London, we have been done a great disservice. There is a trendy, self-service, American burger place right beside South Kensington station. And it’s the one that doesn’t have a student discount. If you are tired of a specific number of men not appreciating you,
Film & TV
Hell, only with more feathers: The Birds (1963)
A lookback on one of Hitchcock’s Horrors, through the eyes of a modern watcher
News
Survey Shows What Students Really Think of Brexit
The survey conducted across over 35,000 students showed that a significant majority oppose Brexit and deeply distrust British politicians; student interviews conducted at Imperial corroborated
Film & TV
Binge of the week: Fleabag (Seasons 1 and 2)
A perfect blend of comedy and pathos, play-turned-series Fleabag takes you through the journey of a broken, sexually voracious lady
Film & TV
Big Fish (2003)
4 stars Searching for a heart-warming film to watch on a November evening in an attempt to combat mid-term blues, I came across Big Fish, a childhood classic. I did remember it was entertaining and uplifting, but having seen it such a while ago, I had forgotten some twists and
Sport
Carnage in Canterbury
In wake of Canterbury pipping the Imperial Mens 2nd team to the post last week, the 1s headed out with vengeance and hunger in their hearts. The type of vengeance felt when you twig on to the fact your flatmate has been knowingly using your milk without the common decency
News
Food in Union Stops Due to Electrical Fault; “No Timeline” on Return
The Union kitchens have been closed for two weeks, with no known timeline for when food service will return