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In a sterling second half, Pembroke brought force to bear against Downing, finally breaking their streak this term
In a tough weekend, the Hockey blues had a bit of a mixed bag, beating Bishop’s Stortford, but taking a hit from Peterborough.
“We’re talking flower jousting, food fights and “posh” aristocratic accents vamped up to the max.” A good start to Week 5, write CHLOE COLEMAN and LEYLA HAMID.
BETH GREAVES is impressed by this powerful exploration of a disturbing topic.
LAUREN CHAPLIN chats to 22-year-old comedian DANIEL SLOSS about swear words, his favourite pokemon and why he hates you.
Cambridge scientists investigate the truth behind the tagline, “In space, no one can hear you scream”.
HARRY WRIGHT is witness to The Twilight Sad’s maelstrom of furious noise, and chats to singer James about redemption.
FABIENNE CROCKET examines the image of Christianity in Cambridge, and explains the link between religion and genitalia…
In a bit of a one sided game, a dominant Downing crushed the aspirations of an enfeebled Emma team
The Tab re-examines the ‘sugar daddy’ sites by talking to a girl who used them.
In time for Halloween, OLLIE BARLETT was sent to review Ross Noble’s film debut as a clown hell-bent on revenge.
CHRISTINA SWEENEY-BAIRD sees what Cambridge has to offer in the way of Halloween activities.
The Blues adapt well to life a league up, winning 3-0 against Warwick.
The former Mayor of London KEN LIVINGSTONE takes some time at the Union to chat to CHRISTINA SWEENEY-BAIRD and SARAH BEADLE about Blair, Brown and Jimmy Savile.
The Blues were cruelly denied a clean sheet by a pesky try, beating Nottingham Trent 45-5.
In a match dominated by the forwards, Downing ground out a victory over a strong Robinson pack
HARRIET WADE speaks to LARRY LOVE, lead singer of genre-mashing group ALABAMA 3, about hedonistic on-stage antics and penning The Sopranos theme tune.
ALEX MARTIN isn’t wild about this film but found it touching nonetheless.
Will Smith returns in his second piece, to fill us in on the mythical Blue-Tack
Ever wondered what really goes on in the plodge? An anonymous Cambridge porter reveals all to The Tab.
After being beaten last week, Selwyn came out firing on all cylinders to stun Caius at Barton Road
In a show of determination, Kings fought to resist a strong Fitz after going a man down, eventually losing 2-1
After a shocking opening few minutes, the Blues fought back against the Navy to keep themselves afloat with a 3-3 Draw
Lucy Makinson gets us all thinking as the CUSU Women’s campaign launch “Fat Talk Free Week”
LEORA TARATULA-LYONS was ambivalent, but found herself captivated by Benjamin Francis Leftwich’s engaging performance at the Junction.
In a battle as much with the elements as the other team, Downing snatch victory from the hands of Jesus
Britain’s cheekiest politician and Lola Lo fan LEMBIT OPIK spoke to BEN REDWOOD before heading out on the town.