Archive for May, 2009
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Mad about the musicals
By Camille Sainsbury — May 26, 2009
Mad about the Musicals is currently one of the largest shows of its type touring the UK and they have finally arrived at York’s Opera House.
Ken Dodd
By Jodi Fraiser — May 26, 2009
There was once a time when comedian Ken Dodd was considered hilarious, however his stand-up routine is now as tired and incoherent as the eighty-one year old man himself.
Birmingham Royal Ballet
By Sarah-Jane Silvester — May 26, 2009
The Birmingham Royal Ballet’s (BRB) annual British tour is always a treat -
world class dancers performing on the intimacy of a York stage.
101 Ways to Pretend You’re Not Forty
By Charlie Bruce — May 26, 2009
I was hopeful that the cast and crew of 101 Ways to Pretend You’re Not Forty would prove their comedic talent once again. Happily, I was not disappointed.
League champions Vanbrugh suffer shock Cup defeat
By Dan Hyde — May 25, 2009
Goodricke Seconds produced an incredible performance to consign a miserable Vanbrugh Firsts team to defeat in the College Cup group stages.
Second team units are good picks
By Dan Hyde — May 25, 2009
Firstly…Goodricke Seconds beat last season’s LEAGUE CHAMPIONS Vanbrugh Firsts today. Yep, you read that right – it was 3-2. Now that’s what I call cup magic.
Appeal for Claudia Lawrence information turns international
By Adrian Choa — May 25, 2009
An appeal for information relating to the disappearance of missing chef Claudia Lawrence is to be broadcast on Italian television
College Cup Round-up: Matchweek 2
By Dan Hyde — May 25, 2009
Nouse reviews all of last week’s College Cup action.
Spotlight on York Trampolining club
By Adam Shergold — May 24, 2009
Sports Editor Adam Shergold samples trampolining in the latest of his club profiles
Drunken student takes Ouse dive
By Camilla Jenkins — May 24, 2009
First year Chemistry student Shouab Deputy was rescued by the ambulance services after falling into the River Ouse on Wednesday night following an intense bout of drinking.
Racial Equalities candidate denies UKIP connections
By Criss Noice and Camilla Jenkins — May 22, 2009
Racial Equalities Officer candidate Sam Westrop has denied any connection with the UK Independence Party, despite claims from party members.
Female student attacked in Halifax
By Jim Bulley — May 21, 2009
A student was attacked in the early hours of Monday 18 May as she walked home to her house in St Lawrence Court, Halifax.
Lighting for Lovers
By Charlotte Hogarth-Jones — May 21, 2009
There is one thing in my life that I have always wanted to do, and one that I have never wanted to do.
Environmental policy: 73% of Americans don’t know the facts
By Richard Lemmer — May 21, 2009
The USA has been gripped by three simple words that most Americans can’t explain – ‘Cap And Trade’. President Obama is trying to pass legislation that will impose caps on the quantity of carbon emissions individual companies are allowed to release, with companies releasing less than their allotted quota being allowed to sell the surplus on.
Candidates for YUSU by-elections stand at hustings
By Camilla Jenkins and YSTV — May 21, 2009
The by-elections for the roles of York University Media (YUM) Chair and Racial Equality Officer got underway yesterday with the pre-campaign hustings.


