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The ‘Artist’ Speaks: Exclusive Interview with Ian Williamson
EMMA FRANCOMBE interviews unsuccessful DSU Candidate IAN WILLIAMSON as he delivers a ‘parting shot’ to the University
Norwich 1 Wigan 1
In a nail-biting, end-to-end 90 minutes of football, it was not to be for Paul Lambert’s Norwich side this sunny Sunday. Victor Moses second half goal gave Wigan a much needed point, and kept Norwich out of the 8th spot.
Prepped for Lectures: Stereotype that Pencil Case.
An in-depth psychological analysis of what your pencil case choice says about you. Next time you’re in a lecture, cast an eye down the desk and look into the minds of your fellow students…
Charity Gig A Sound Success
A live music night at UEA raised over £300 for Childreach International.
Killer Baby Bug found at University Hospital
Local hospital where UEA students work forced to apologised to parents after the discovery of a fatal bacteria.
Wrecking Ball- Bruce Springsteen
Bruce Springsteen’s highly anticipated 17th studio album delivers the latest state of the nation address, bringing with it personal trauma and musical re-direction. Harry Fletcher finds out whether it was worth the wait.
My Love/Hate Relationship with Alcohol
LUKE KELEHER explores the tempestuous romance between students and the bottle…
The Drop meets UEA Korfball
Have you ever heard of ‘korfball’? No, neither have most people. Find out more.
Graduating soon? Nervous? Worried? 5 Tips to Take Control.
University is coming to an end and the world of work looks scary. But don’t worry help is at hand. Here is some ‘friendly’ advice.
The ugly side of nightclub bouncers
25 incidents involving bouncers reported to the Durham police in the past four months.
Reviewed: Little Shop of Horrors
Will Clarke leaves Hild Bede Theatre’s latest production beleafing completely in the flowery musical theatre on show…
College bar games make over £200 a week
Information released by Durham University has estimated that the 22 games located in college bars make £201 a week in total.
Library to open 24/7
The university’s libraries will be keeping their doors open 24 hours a day for the last week of Epiphany term and for five weeks in the Easter exam period.
CUTHS ASBESTOS DEBACLE RAGES ON
JACK OUGHTRED discusses the on-going row over compensation for university students left homeless for weeks
The One Previews- Jo Butler Fashion show
The One takes a sneak peak at Josephine Butler’s fashion show.
DDF’s Site-Specific Night Reviewed
Dave Spencer finds much to think about in the new writing offered on DDF’s site-specific night.
DDF Day 2 Reviewed
John Muething peruses the plays on offer on the third night of the Durham Drama Festival
DDF Day 1: Reviewed
Caroline Gaunt enjoys new writing from Dom Riley, Timmy Fisher and Nick Waskowycz