Archive for October, 2009
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Victories for James, Derwent and Alcuin on College Rugby ‘Super Saturday’
By Adam Shergold and Matthew Jeynes — October 31, 2009
James continue to set the pace in the Emperor League after their 21-0 win against Halifax, while Alcuin and Derwent also won
Women’s lacrosse make light work of Liverpool
By Matthew Jeynes — October 30, 2009
York recovered well from last week’s defeat at Durham, with Emily Lingard and Anna Yeomans outstanding in this easy victory on Wednesday afternoon
Rugby firsts bounce back against Durham
By Leigh Clarke — October 29, 2009
On a dramatic afternoon, York provided the perfect response to last week’s setback, preserving their unbeaten home record with a 27-20 win
NUS calls for resignation of student loans chief
By Laura Connor — October 29, 2009
The National Union of Students has called for the chief executive of the Student Loans Company, Ralph Seymour-Jackson, to resign
York’s sexy hockey humiliates Hull
By Adam Shergold — October 29, 2009
York were pitiless in this annihilation of Hull seconds, booking their place in the BUCS Cup second round with plenty to spare
York seconds dumped out of BUCS Cup by Sheffield
By Adam Shergold — October 29, 2009
For the second week in succession, York were beaten by Sheffield, this time in the first round of the BUCS Cup
Wednesday Round-up: 28 October
By Leigh Clarke — October 28, 2009
It was a busy afternoon of York sport with most of the big sides in action on campus.
Mayerling
By Sam Lawson — October 28, 2009
Traditionally, one expects very little in variation of theme when attending the ballet
Sarkozy’s son stands down from controversial election
By Alexandra Mason — October 28, 2009
In a surprising move, Jean Sarkozy, youngest son of the French president, appeared on French national television to announce his decision to stand down from the elections.
Political Edge
By Emily Foster — October 28, 2009
Saturday 24th October saw 350.org host a day of organised protest across the world aimed at halting and reversing the amount of CO2 in the worlds atmosphere.
Disarm group clashes with campus security in protest against BAE
By Chris Young — October 27, 2009
Protestors against BAE clashed with University security at todays Graduate Careers Fair
Wednesday Preview – October 28th
By Adam Shergold — October 27, 2009
A look ahead to the best of tomorrow’s BUCS action, with rugby hoping to respond, badminton and lacrosse hoping to get off the mark and netball looking for cup success
James set the standard as College Rugby returns
By Matthew Jeynes — October 27, 2009
The 42-0 scoreline against a combined Goodricke/Langwith/Wentworth team might have flattered them, but James continue to lead the way in College Rugby
Political Edge
By Patrick Kinsella — October 26, 2009
Hague should keep his hands off Blair’s presidency.
Goodricke, Alcuin and Halifax victorious as College Football returns
By Adam Shergold — October 25, 2009
Goodricke, Alcuin, Halifax and Derwent laid down markers for the season ahead as College Football made its eagerly-anticipated return this afternoon.


