Features
Edward II, 14th century King of England, is one of those historical personalities to whom fate has dealt great misfortune; that of having a large part of fame rest on the extreme and bizarre nature of his death. He is on a par with Joan of Arc, or with Catherine
Reviews
I was waiting in the Felix office and leapt when this CD was offered. This was the first point at which I was worried. No one else wanted to even touch the box. I persevered and listened to the whole album. Some albums are bad, some are good, but this
Features
The monarchy is the last bastion of a wholly corrupt and murderous colonial history that should be removed, especially if Britain is determined to remain in the upper echeleons of worldwide finance, industry and politics. Many countries in the world operate perfectly well without a monarchy, in fact they operate
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12pm Cathsoc (Regular) Mass and lunch, Leon Bagrit Centre, Lvl 1 Mech Eng 12pm-2pm ‘Fair Trade’ Stall (Regular) Union Building Foyer. Fairly traded goods for sale. Stationary, Coffee, Tea & Chocolate 12.15 Yoga Soc (Regular) Yoga Classes, Southside Gym 12.30pm African-Caribbean Soc (Regular) Weekly meeting, Rm
News
The low turnout for both of this week’s sabbatical election hustings, on Tuesday in South Kensington and on Wednesday in St Mary’s, with few impartial observers attending has once again demonstrated the lack of student interest in Union affairs. Jeremy Thomson, standing unopposed for the position of Felix
Reviews
This London quartet, Subcircus, ought to be quite pleased with themselves really. Hard working fellas, they played pushing on a hundred gigs last year. Supported the likes of Suede and Stranglelove. Put out their debut album, which is being met, ever so slowly, with more than its fair share of
News
Despite difficulties with the winter frosts, the Bio-medical Sciences building will be on schedule for it’s internal fit out to start in June confidently predicts Schal Construction Manager, Phil Hilton. Fears that the work wouldn’t meet the strict timing targets have been assuaged by rejigging of the
Sport
Last weekend the IC Novice Squad raced at the Hammersmith Double Header. The course was from Chiswich to Hammersmith, and despite some rough and windy conditions all our crews performed very well. the men’s novice A crew won their category by a minute and a half and obtained an
Sport
Anyone awake on the morning of Saturday February the twenty-second would be forgiven for thinking that they had walked onto the set of "Night of the living dead." A group of pale, dishevelled creatures staggered, as if in a trance, descended on the sports centre. In fact
Reviews
This peculiar play cannot be better summed up than by the synopsis handed out: ‘One must not wait, one must live.’ A young man waits five years to marry the woman he loves. Encouraged by his mentor and mocked by a friend, he is pursued by his typist who loves
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Another trans-Atlantic offering, and due to the amount of airplay their current single, ‘Novocaine For The Soul’, we’re all curious to see what the Americans are going to send us next. They sing of a narcotic underworld, dark days and darker nights over light, breezy, quiet melodies. No
Sport
By Saiful Alam The long awaited OSC 5-a-side football tournament finally took place on Sunday 16th February. The event was sponsored by Sport and Leisure (aka - IC Sports Centre). Only eight societies turned up with squads on the day, but the favourites were all there. Some of the
