Games
Final Fantasy XIV: A Social MMORPG
I can’t talk about Final Fantasy XIV without first talking about its predecessor: Final Fantasy XI, Square Enix’s first MMORPG. Released way back in 2002, FFXI was an amazing and beautifully flawed game.
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Opinion
Does Union Council need a fresh coat of paint?
This week saw another session of Union Council, the body of elected representatives that create and approve policies that shape the views and the functionality of the Union. The week saw another inquorate session of Council, during which the body was unable to vote effectively on papers...
Film & TV
Divergent
The quest to find the next Hunger Games finds it next entrant in Veronica Roth’s series of YA novels, and this time (after a few misfires that will go un-named, and an excellent second Hunger Games film) it looks like the studios might just have found what they’re looking for.
Opinion
Confessions of a GTA: Part 14
Are GTAs working hard or hardly working?
Film & TV
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Phase 2 continues apace. The third Iron Man started things off in a typically Shane Black fashion of quips and action, the second Thor trod a darker path while beginning to introduce the elements that will come together in an inevitably glorious fashion...
Film & TV
Calvary
Following on from their previous effort The Guard, director John Michael McDonagh (brother of Marty) have teamed up again for Calvary, the tale of a well-meaning, innocent priest told in the confessional that he has only a week left to live.
Sport
Baseball Softball UK Inter-University Baseball Spring Cup
The Imperial Falcons participated in the BSUK Inter-university Baseball Spring Cup over the weekend of the 22nd and 23rd of March with a team composed largely of newcomers and achieved a respectable third place finish after close losses to the top two teams.
Music
AMS albums you may have missed!
Stuart Masson reviews some of this year’s highlights that we didn’t cover at the time (sorry)
News
Government plans to cut Disabled Students Allowance
David Willetts, Universities Minister recently announced plans to "modernise" the Disabled Students' Allowance, to the detriment of students nationwide.
News
Election Scandal for Another Union Club
The Chinese Students and Scholars Association has been caught up in an election scandal only weeks after the Christian Union had its own election dispute. The election is being re-run on May 2nd with the DPFS acting as a returning officer.
News
Marsden vs. Brompton: Hospital Property Showdown
Two College affiliated hospitals face-off in a tense debate of land use on Fulham Road.
Features
The Felix Guide to Revision 2014 - Part 1
Felix breaks the exam panic with some useful revision tips!