Archive for December, 2007
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Derwent financial confusion prompts YUSU investigation
By Henry James Foy — December 18, 2007
Derwent college finances will be investigated as it was revealed to YUSU that funds from last June’s Big D event have gone missing.
Is Might Still Right for the World’s remaining Super-power?
By Roy Moore — December 13, 2007
While the US consistently ignores UN and World Court instructions to compensate victims of its previous terrorism, adhering only to the rule of the strongest, it builds up the intensity of its new forms of terrorism. Previously coups and subversion were the chosen weapons, but now it has a precedent for pre-emptive war.
American Gangster
By Duncan Pelham — December 13, 2007
It’s the visual flair and compelling acting that commend this picture, not its originality. Scott’s trademarks – atmosphere, visual style and tension – are all there. It’s a picture so beautifully composed and produced that every scene seeps with grandeur.
NUS set for overhaul after reforms are passed
By Henry James Foy — December 8, 2007
NUS members have voted in favour of a whitepaper that will overhaul the organisation’s governance structure at Tuesday’s Extraordinary Conference.
Full transcript: Jenny O’Mahony talks to David Willetts
By Jenny O'Mahony — December 5, 2007
Jenny O’Mahony talks to David Willetts about education and the future of the Conservatives.
Prophetess Libuše and Other Czech Fairytales
By Chris Shaw — December 4, 2007
An adaptation of Czech fairytales thus seems a stark departure from the RDT’s usual repertoire, but the company clearly strove to broaden the work’s appeal by exploiting the comic potential of the tales.
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