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New postgraduate ħ opens
Friday sees the opening of the new h-bar for postgraduates and staff
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Film & TV
New CBS Comedy Shows
Television Editor John Park reviews three new comedy shows on CBS
Opinion
Kenya: What is Next?
I was born in Kenya. I lived there until I was 10 years old. I learned to swear at someone in Kiswahili and Kikuyu. One of my fondest Kenyan memories is my first ever live cricket match at the Gymkhana Stadium in Nairobi. It was the 2003 World Cup and Sri Lanka were in town...
Film & TV
It’s country music y’all!
Nashville: Season 2 In a battle for the top of the country charts, let the cat-fights commence between an older living legend who is struggling to keep up with the evolving music industry, and a younger, fresh-faced new star who is experiencing success as a crossover artist between country and...
News
Imperial’s New Twitter Tool
A group of academics at Imperial have created a tool that is able to rank the most influential speakers on any topic.
Opinion
Fracking Versus Science Communication
The word ‘fracking’ has become aligned with unconditional taboo in the United Kingdom in a two year interval. Strong public scepticism has been fuelled by the parade of paraphernalia arriving from the USA...
Music
Embarrassments or Riches?
Riaz Agahi examines a few new(ish) releases
Science
Diagnosing Down’s Syndrome
Utsav Radia on the new antenatal blood test and its potential to detect the genetic disorder before birth
Music
Dealing Conversation a Falco-n Punch
Stuart Masson talks to Future Of The left guitarist ‘Falco’
Film & TV
Dame Judi’s finest hour
Philomena Director: Stephen Frears Writers: Stephen Frears, Jeff Pope, Martin Sixsmith (novel) Starring: Judi Dench, Steve Coogan Runtime: 98 minutes Certificate: 12A
Features
Business, Policy, and Economics for the Future: A Sustainable Approach
Part 3 of a 3 part feature brought to you by the London Climate Forum 2013
Culture
British Museum strikes gold with Beyond El Dorado
What: Beyond El Dorado: Power and Gold In Ancient Columbia Where: The British Museum, WC1 When: Until 23rd March 2014 Price: £7 students, £9 adults