CHRISTINA SWEENEY-BAIRD guides you through throwing a house party based on some less palatable personal experiences.
Nine days after general release, there are STILL Varsity Ski Trip tickets left.
Want to rewrite your past? JOE BATES shows you how with Oliver Rees’ latest contribution…
Muscovy Magic Mushrooms, World of Warcraft and I Just Had Sex. It’s a day in the life of ALEX BOWER.
One-night-stands or one love? Is it wrong to be in a relationship at university?
IZZY PRITCHARD gives you a final look at post-graduate life. This time, she discusses her puppies and her breasts. They’re different things.
If James Blunt sung love songs in Antarctica and no one witnessed it, can we hope that he died? Yes, says SIMON NORMAN.
Buying tickets off your mate’s ebay for a few thousand quid is rubbish banter. ALEX BOWER talks you through some online pranks with slightly fewer long-term consequences.
This week sees Rosa Robson go on a guilt-free comments splurge, resulting in a no-holds-barred compilation of bitching; bant; and barf-inducing, self indulgent humour.
Are we losing our fondness for witty quips? TOM MOULE explains why we should never let go of the great human invention that is the anecdote.
Anyone running for a Union position can now launch Facebook campaigns and use any media as the Union tries to pull more voters in.