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KATIE MAIR: “No matter how mediocre the mix, the average ‘celebrity’ seems to manage the ‘shuffle’ function on their ipod with enough proficiency to warrant a cheque equivalent to our tuition fees.”
WIN £20 CASH! Send in a photo of your most petrifying pumpkin this Halloween.
A bit of “Gothic Chic” can go a long way… Tab Fashion tried it out at The Union.
Queens’ look to be title contenders after pulling off a shock result against Downing. Includes latest league table.
The Women’s Blues Lax continue their fine form, beating Bristol 15-4.
Cambridge’s best loved contest kicks off the new season with the biggest college taking on one of the smallest.
Cambridge University Press announced that it will donate over 100,000 brand new books to the charity Book Trade International.
This week’s highlights include a rugby player vigilante, a Gallic take on Mario Kart and the return of Kammy.
Jesus beat Downing to stay top of the pile as their crunch match with John’s looms.
Upgrade from Lout to Lord, or deteriorate from Duke to Devvo, with 10 top tips from The Tab’s resident lads.
JOE CONWAY and LIZZIE BENNETT review this week’s classical gigs and tell you what’s coming up next.
“Let’s face it, women’s sport, on the whole, is second-tier” vs. “People watch sport for the magic of it, for the entertainment, not just for the physicality”.
Andrew Sheridan is a singer songwriter. So is The Rock. Hard men with soft sides. Tab sports searches out other sportsmen who have made the cultural crossover.
Centre Sandy Reid leads a rout of Blackheath at Grange Road. Click here for exclusive match photos.
Jesus sent out a clear message to their league rivals by posting a cricket score against Trinity, Whilst Queen’s beat Magdalene
Victory evades John’s first the first time in almost three years to throw the top division wide open.
Would you have come to Cambridge for £7,000 per year. What about £12,000? Vote now.
Rugby season kicks off with Varsity Sevens, amid controversy for John’s. View Tim Sherrington’s exclusive photos of the event.
The best sports clips on the internet. Featuring Chris Kamara, Jonny Wilkinson, a fraudulent Frenchman and an exploding watermelon.
Cambridge has been rocked with the news that some of its best restaurants have been slammed in a recent council crackdown.
The Tab rounds up the Blues’ summer fixtures. An undefeated tour of America surely has the scum quaking in their boots.
The Titan microscope will help to provide breakthroughs in medical research relating to Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s.
Cambridge’s domination of UK universities continues: number one in sport, education and now wealth.
Wayne Rooney’s involvement with a prostitute has sparked a craze of comment. Unlike a politician it hasn’t wrecked his career. The Tab asks why.
A little known burial ground in Cambridge is reported to have the highest collective IQ in the world.
The Other Place finally beats Cambridge, according to a new think tank report.
EXCLUSIVE: CUSU attempt to censure Big Fish Facebook group as Ents war turns nasty again.
The rugby season will begin with the ‘big three’ colleges all playing each other in the opening weeks, the new fixture list reveals.
Blues second-row Dan Vickerman will return to Australia next year to attempt an international comeback.
Thugs have used concrete to sink two punts worth £10,000, raising fears of an escalating ”turf war” between rival operators.
Former British Olympian Steve Trapmore has been appointed Chief Coach of the Cambridge University Boat Club.
Trinity have finished top of Fit College with 18%, beating Jesus by just 12 votes.
Emma have topped the 2010 Tompkins table, as Churchill rise to an unexpected third and John’s fall into the bottom ten.
Cricketers chase down 270 to beat the Dark Blues and give Cambridge the clean sweep of the ‘Big Three’ Varsity matches in 2009-10.
Tab writers’ recommendations of books to read when travelling, camping or killing hours.