Opinion
Adiós, Evo
As the dust settles after a Bolivian coup, we look back on 14 years of 'Evismo'
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News
Felix Reports: Second Union Council
The second Union Council of the year met on 5th November to discuss policy and hear reports from sabbatical officers and constituent union Presidents
Opinion
You Either Die a Hero or you Live Long Enough to See Yourself Become the Villain
Comment Writer Pedro Seifert thinks that President Evo Morales has stayed in power long enough to become the villain
Culture
Death of a Salesman
The stellar cast unfortunately fails to sell the classic script
Music
Big Thief steal the top spot with ‘Not’
4 stars I recently discovered a a new personalized playlist Spotify creates called “On Repeat”. As the name suggests, this contains the 30 songs you’ve been playing most over the last 30 days. While this initially served as a slightly unnerving reminder of the reams of data I willingly
Food
Home-made Ramen: How to Class Up the Simplest and Cheapest Meal on the Student Menu
Food Writer Mariam Jallow experiments with making ramen feel sumptuous, without breaking the bank - and without requiring any special cooking skills!
News
College Plans to Put Path across Queen's Lawn
As part of the South Kensington masterplan, the College has planned to place a path across the lawn since December 2018 - but some of the 2019-20 student representatives are not happy with the decision
Games
Sonic the Hedgehog. Wait... is it Good Now?
Earlier this year, Paramount released a trailer for the new Sonic the Hedgehog movie. One word describes this: terrifying. The render of Sonic was closer to a deformed cat than to what Sonic should look like in the games. Boasting human-like teeth that a dentist would be proud of (clearly
Culture
DramSoc Presents: Macbeth
Double, double, toil and trouble
Music
Days of Abandon: Shimmering Sounds Tinged with Sad Mopery
5 stars In their third album, Days of Abandon, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart almost ditched their last album’s heart bursting intensity. Frontman Kip Berman, once a starry-eyed “heart on his sleeve” daydreamer serenading anyone in earshot, now sounds like a young romantic who has seen his
Sport
ICTri Take on Hillingdon Duathlon
On a crisp November morning, when all should have been asleep and enjoying a Sunday morning lie-in, 15 brave Imperial triathletes decided to brave the cold weather and race at the Hillingdon Duathlon. The skies had cleared from the Saturday’s rain to leave us all with brilliant race conditions:
Culture
Harry Potter in Concert: A Magical Musical Evening
5 stars Imagine your favourite movie – any movie. Now, imagine it again without the music and its iconic soundtrack: it would simply not be the same. Music is a huge part of creating a film’s atmosphere, creating the right ambience and enhancing the emotional tug of the moment. And