Sport
Imperial reach next round in Cup
Dom Wood reports as Imperial mercilessly stomp on RUMS
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Sport
IC 3s take care of business against LSA
n the 6th of November – a sinisterly drab Wednesday (the kind that taunts at the beginning of a cold, dark winter) – ICUAFC 3rd Team played against LCA Business School 1st Team. The 5-0 score-line showed the match to be (ironically) not just business as usual for the opposition, and indeed the same
Opinion
“Grub first, then ethics”
Somewhere in the imposing tome, Less than Nothing, author Slavoj Žižek relates an anecdote about the attitudes taken by Bertolt Brecht and Dashiell Hammett in their respective McCarthy-inspired HUAC trials.
Music
Emiel’s Guide to Classical Music: Episode 3
Episode 3: The School at Notre Dame
Film & TV
Eastern Boys
Eastern Boys, Robin Campillo’s sophomore effort, is a chameleon of a film, that flits from genre to genre; over its two hour running time, it skips from home invasion drama, to tender love story, before climaxing in a finale worthy of a Hollywood thriller.
Opinion
Don’t be Agnostic About Interfaith
Umar Nasser, President of Ahmadiyya Muslim Students Association, on matters of interfaith
Opinion
Confessions of a GTA: Part 5
GTAs are helpful only when asked nicely
Science
Collisions unbound: what is the future for CERN?
Currently, experiments at CERN have halted, giving time for maintenance work and a renovation of its equipment to take place. It is set to continue its experiments in 2015, where the energy intensity of its collisions will be increase from 4 trillion electron-volts to 6.5.
News
Cleaning in halls confusion
Freshers suffer after Campus Services changes halls’ cleaning contract
Music
Chris Forsyth – Solar Motel Review
Chris Forsyth is an American psych rock guitarist much admired by myself for his dabblings in drone and general guitar badass-ery.
Food
Are you drinking it right?
Researchers conclude that coffee first thing in the morning might not be as effective as you thought
Culture
Angolan Civil War makes powerful subject matter
Play at the new Park Theatre is breathtaking, says Blaise Verhasselt