Archive for April, 2010
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Courtyard wins NUS award
By Camilla Apcar — April 8, 2010
The Courtyard, the Union-run bar, has won the 2010 National Union of Students Services Limited (NUSSL) ‘Best Bar None’ Bronze award
England’s World Cup 23 – Join the debate
By Leigh Clarke, Huw Harrow, Jake Farrell, Henry Cowen and Adam Shergold — April 8, 2010
With under two months until Fabio Capello has to name his final 23 man England squad for the World Cup, we in the Nouse office have been debating vehemently who we would like to see on the plane to South Africa.
Water leak in Freshers Café
By Laura Connor and Sam Lawson — April 7, 2010
There has been a water leak in Freshers Café this afternoon, causing some disruption for students studying during their Easter break
YUSU achieves Bronze standard in Environment Awards
By Sam Lawson — April 7, 2010
YUSU has reached the NUS’s Bronze standard in the recent Sound Environment Impact Awards
Roses Preview – Flashback to 2009
By Adam Shergold — April 7, 2010
A look back at the highlights from Roses 2009, a memorable weekend for the University of York
Roses Preview – History of the Tournament
By Adam Shergold — April 7, 2010
A brief history of Roses, the annual sports tournament between the universities of York and Lancaster
The Trivialities of Travelling
By Nanki Chawla — April 6, 2010
Ni Hâo! After more than a week of being on the Study China Programme, I’ve finally made it to my laptop in an attempt to scribble a quick post
Outrage over increase in the amount spent on Vice Chancellor salaries
By Hannah Ellis-Petersen — April 6, 2010
There has been concern raised this week after a survey revealed that there has been a 10 per cent increase in the amount spent on University Vice Chancellors’ salaries and benefits over the last year
The Seven Labels of Hercules
By Tom Killingbeck — April 5, 2010
It may seem that the record label’s future is uncertain – the unremitting, globalizing, barrier crushing effect of the internet on the power of independent music means that many new artists will, and can, simply self-release their music
We Have Band
By Mia de Graaf — April 5, 2010
We Have Band, a fast-emerging trio on the indie music scene, have gone from strength to strength in little over a year
A shock to the cider-loving community
By Victoria Lee — April 4, 2010
A week ago today, as part of his pre-election budget, Chancellor Alistair Darling made an announcement which shook the nation’s cider-loving community: a new levy on cider, amounting to an additional nine pence tax per bottle
Second York woman goes missing
By Laura Connor — April 4, 2010
A 34-year-old woman was reported missing yesterday
European title races heat up
By Jamie Clark — April 4, 2010
As the season enters its final few weeks and the World Cup comes into view, Jamie Clark casts his eye over how Europe’s title races are shaping up
Dad’s Army Marches On
By Victoria Lee — April 4, 2010
While support for the classic drama, Dad’s Army, has by no means
diminished in recent years, the fan-base has undoubtedly got older
Rowing absent from schedule for 46th Roses tournament
By Adam Shergold — April 3, 2010
The timetable for the 2010 Roses competition between York and Lancaster has been unveiled, though Rowing, the tournament’s inaugural event, will be missing


