Film & TV
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Lucy Wiles reviews Project X
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Film & TV
Today your diary entry will read: “took a prozzie hostage and was shot by three armed bastards!”
My name is Alex Drake, I’ve just been shot and that bullet has sent me back to 1981. I may be one second away from life, or one second away from death. All I know is that I have to keep fighting: fight to live, fight to see my daughter, fight to get home.
Technology
The power behind the web
Jonathan Kim discusses the election site’s technologies
Games
The impact of immaturity
Keir Little discusses why the gaming community needs to buck up its ideas if it ever wants to be taken seriously
News
The business of religion
College Chaplain Andrew Willson discusses the ongoing conversations resulting from the Occupy movement
Film & TV
Ten new releases to look out for over the Easter break
A guide to cinematic experiences during the five-week holiday
News
Student protests: one year on
Luke Sheldon asks where the student movement is now, twelve months after it began
Science
Stuck like superglue
Scientists have developed a promising new method of fixing biological molecules to each other
Science
Stem cells help stop biological clock
The female reproductive system may contain a mechanism continuously producing egg cells
News
Reporting on the latest from Raincatcher Imperial
Following on from the success of their recent Metric Night, Raincatcher is busy obtaining sponsorship for the ambitious Water Carry Walk
Culture
¿No Pablo Inglés?
Tate Britain examines the relationship between modern British art and Picasso
Business
More Airports for the UK?
Is the sky the limit, or will it never take off? Plane crazy or runway success?