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Carla Jenkins: What would your mam think?
Remember: the ‘VIP’ section is just a room in a barn which gives out sausage rolls.
Katie O’Donnell: Tales from petit taxis
The next instalment of Katie’s foreign public transport experiences.
Imogen Clarke: Dye Hard With Hockey Sticks
We might not be top of the league table, but we’re guaranteed to be having the best time.
One Night Stand: Neighbours, Part 2
Drew and Emma enjoyed a lovely meal at the One Under – see what they made of the company.
One Night Stand: Neighbours
Pat and Patel went on a date together at the One Under – with girls as well for a change.
One Night Stand: Town-gown relations
The One Under hosted Julia and Iain’s date. Here’s what happened.
Amy Chubb: St Andrews housing aka. The Hunger Games
Four short tips for dealing with the housing shortage.
Imogen Clarke: Not What I Had in Mind
Imogen has a moving Christmas break – in the literal sense unfortunately.
Katie O’Donnell: Things I learnt during my semester in France
Katie shares her new-found knowledge of riots, wine, and the French James Bond.
Miriam Rodero: On charity that starts at home
Who knew being slapped in the face with a fish could be selfish?
Patrick Leigh-Pemberton: On lost wallets and the future
Patrick loses his wallet, and finds what he’ll miss about this town.
Imogen Clarke: The dawn of Thankzilla
Imogen discovers Thanksgiving, and the meaning of R Kelly’s ‘Bump ‘n Grind’.
Patrick Leigh-Pemberton: On an interrupting interlocutor
Patrick experiences the pub in all its clichéd glory.
Tristram Saunders: There’s a ghost in my house
There’s a ghost in Tristram’s flat, and he’s not happy.
Patrick Leigh-Pemberton: Reasons why no one will be friends with me
There seems to be a wariness of making friends with a 4th year. It has to stop.
Patrick Leigh-Pemberton: On a sinister library system
If someone is annoying you in the library, why don’t you just speak to them yourself?
Carla Jenkins: Vs the “Alpaca” Club
Stop trying to make lad culture happen…it’s not going to happen.
Amy Chubb: On the sexual politics of the library
The library is not the lizard. Please behave accordingly.
Imogen Clarke: How To Trip and Fall with Grace
Five methods of coping with Earth’s unforgiving gravity.
Katie O’Donnell: Toulouser with nothing Toulouse…
I probably should have prepared more than a list of geographical puns before moving to France for my semester abroad.
Carla Jenkins: On The Prospect of a Large Derrière
‘Anaconda’ is not a celebration of all shapes and sizes.