Archive for March, 2010
articles
Pension Fund under scrutiny once again despite preventative measures
By Camilla Apcar — March 31, 2010
Previous claims of £26.1 million shortcomings in the University of York Pension Fund have been brought to light once again, despite proactive measures having been set in place since October
Revealing television debate, but who has the X Factor?
By Alexander Prowse — March 30, 2010
Channel 4 made history on Monday by screening the first ever televised Chancellor of the Exchequer debate
Tie with Barcelona is greatest test yet for Wenger’s ideals
By Leigh Clarke — March 30, 2010
Arsenal’s claim to be flag-bearers for the beautiful game will be put to test against arguably the greatest footballing side in the world.
Do desperate times call for desperate measures?
By Camilla Apcar — March 28, 2010
How far would you go to fund your degree?
Shutter Island
By Laura Coleman — March 27, 2010
It is not often that a film’s trailer underrepresents rather than overrepresents the dramatic force of the film itself
Bode treble secures BUCS Cup glory for hockey firsts
By Richard Larkin — March 27, 2010
York now have a trophy to set alongside their strong mid-table league finish after comofrtaly beating MMU Cheshire 4-1 in the final of the BUCS Northern Conference Cup this week
John Bishop: Elvis has left the building
By Sarah-Jane Silvester — March 26, 2010
The Grand Opera House was packed to bursting last night as comedian John Bishop took to the stage – even the “Jacuzzi cupboards” of the side boxes were full
Three Sisters
By Michael Allard — March 26, 2010
As Chekhov’s Three Sisters begins, the audience finds themselves present at the anniversary of someone’s death
I Love You Phillip Morris
By Michael Allard — March 25, 2010
Jim Carrey has continued the tendency which began with The Truman Show to surprise his critics every couple of years
Wilkinson should not be the scapegoat for England’s failings
By Huw Harrow — March 25, 2010
Jonny Wilkinson should not take the blame for England’s inability to play any imaginative rugby in their unsuccessful Six Nations campaign.
Heslington area searched again as part of Claudia investigation
By Laura Connor and Victoria Lee — March 24, 2010
Police were today searching Heslington village and the surrounding area, in connection to the disappearance of University of York chef, Claudia Lawrence
Pagodas and Peking Duck?
By Nanki Chawla — March 24, 2010
When I initially imagined writing this blog about my trip to China, I thought about calling it “Land of the Rising Sun”, until I came to the realisation that that’s Japan
Toast Obama’s victory, but winning this battle makes the war even harder
By Henry James Foy — March 23, 2010
On Sunday night, even by normal standards, Washington was a heavily divided city
Ordeal with the Steel
By Tom Killingbeck — March 21, 2010
Los Angeles wildcats Steel Panther are the MTV generation’s answer to Spinal Tap. Taking heavy metal comedy to dangerous new highs (or lows), their overblown, vagina-fixated mock ‘n roll has won over hordes of young fans who were born years after glam metal’s Eighties heyday



The Blind Side