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You Are What You Eat: Top 12 Brain Foods
JENNY DELL nips down to Tesco to get stock up with revision essentials…
An interview with Chris Ramsey, British comedy’s rising star
Nick Dashfield grabs five minutes with Geordie comedian Chris Ramsay during his breakthrough year
REVIEW: Glee, Season 3, ‘Big Brother’ and ‘Saturday Night Glee-ver’
The novelty is gone, the music lacks relevance, and the glee is so overwhelming it’s infuriating.
The Bahrain Grand Prix: the modern day equivalent of touring apartheid South Africa?
Ed Maclachlan on the Grand Prix being held in the Middle East
The Grand National: The general public’s last uncomfortable pleasure
Ed Maclachlan guides us throught the moral maze of the National
The Voice vs. X Factor
Why The Voice is superior to the X Factor and what these shows tell us about the state of the music industry
£9 million St Cuthbert Gospel returns to Durham
British Library’s latest acquisition to be displayed in Palace Green Library.
Oriental Museum reopens after £2m heist
University museum reopens after the return of £2million worth of Chinese artefacts.
REVIEW: The Voice, Week 4
The Voice has effectively established itself as a talent show like no other.
Spring Break: Why I chose the Swamp over the Beach
My Alternative Spring Break in the Everglades of Florida, USA.
Sexual Assault: My View
Alexandra D’Sa on why the safety of the city of Exeter has been called into question of late.
REVIEW: Derek
My experience in media production is limited, but even I know you should NEVER broadcast a pilot
"Nan, I Told You They Would Come For Me"
Exeter police correctly identify and arrest Exeter’s ‘Third Wheel’.
Exeter University in the Olympic Torch Procession
Drama students from the University of Exeter have been taking the leading role in organising the Exeter Olympic Torch Procession – The Battle for the Winds – taking place May 20th in Exeter city centre.
Back to the Insanitorum
Breathe a sigh a relief: America’s ‘right hand of God’ has dropped out of the race!
Renowned Salida Productions come to The Bike Shed Theatre, 18th – 21st April
Fancy a break from revision? Salida Productions is coming to Exeter, and bringing two must see shows with them.
REVIEW: The Voice, Week 3
Once again the BBC demonstrate their talent show naivety and make Simon Cowell look good.
The Jeffries Academy Easter Egg Special
Damian Jeffries makes Easter eggs, the perfect present for loved ones.
21 Jump Street Competition Vote
hThe best entries have been shortlisted. It is now up to you to decide who wins the 55 inch, Sony 3D TV.
21 Jump Street Competition Vote
The best entries have been shortlisted. It is now up to you to decide who wins the 55 inch, Sony 3D TV.
A Homage to the Real Egg
The humble chicken egg steals some limelight this Easter – starring in a savoury version of the classic Nest Cake.
REVIEW: The Voice, Episode 2
Tom Jones seems to be playing the father figure to the bickering Jesse and will.i.am. Danny is just the boring cousin that nobody wanted to invite.
REVIEW: Glee, Season 3, Episode 14, ‘On My Way’
A fantastic return to form for the ailing musical-comedy-drama.
Exam time weather: Sod’s Law.
The United Kingdom, which in normal circumstances can be depended on for consistently terrible weather- the kind of weather that actively makes you resent going outdoors- suddenly erupts into glorious spring.
KAOS Fashion Show 2012
A night of stunning fashion, vibrant dance performances, curry, and semi-naked male models.