New writing being predictably unpredictable, it’s perhaps not surprising that ZULFIQAR ALI found the wrong bits funny about this show.
A thief who stole students’ post from Christ’s and Emmanuel has been spared prison after a judge ruled the thief’s Asperger’s syndrome was to blame.
The Tab pays a visit to Christ’s and unearths a thoroughly Cribs-worthy crib owned by Ben, the JCR President. The gorgeous beams and stunning view make it a room to be shared.
Leaf gives her verdict on Christ’s caff this week: a grossout of biblical proportions.
Christ’s will reveal two new pieces of art by Tom de Freston for their altar in a special service on Easter Sunday.
In the final instalment, the Tab team go toe-to-toe with a beer bong, get written on, review abs and sleep through the sports.
On day 2 The Tab’s fearless reporters encounter cheerleaders, Guinness and an International hockey match.
A Cambridge undergrad has created a new site to rival Social Harpoon called Fitsort which also lets you rank how hot your Facebook friends are.
‘The publishing industry is in a terrible state; it’s ghost written footballers’ memoirs that sell.’ Poet RUTH PADEL talks notoriety, creative writing and pissing off the porters with KATIE FORSTER.
As the Citizen Kane of bad movies arrives at Christ’s Films this week, CHLOE MASHITER gives you her guide to the spoon-infested world of The Room.
“He needs to be standing in water…She needs to be lying face-down, sideways across a lilo, holding on for dear life.” The Tab brings you a sex position for every Cambridge college. Check out Part One today.
Queues, the 4am lull and champagne headaches are a given, but some balls this May Week have been beset by problems other than the usual May Ball gripes.
LAURA DENNEHY: ‘Laid back and sophisticated, you were more likely to find people learning how to salsa than gyrating in the dance tent.’
Christ’s overcome John’s and their cuppers tennis hump in a flair-filled final.
Christ’s rolled over Churchill in the semi-finals of cuppers cricket to move imperiously onto friday’s final.
The credit crunch has come to Cambridge with Colleges soon to start moonlighting as Bed and Breakfasts for tourists.
Samuel Pepys was at Magdalene, Charles Darwin was at Christ’s. But whose college is fitter? Cast your vote NOW.
Kieran Corcoran
Leaf Arbuthnot
Gordon Pal
Oscar Williams-Grut
Katie Forster
The Tab
Laura Dennehy
Tab Reporter
Ellie Pithers