College Football titans prepare to battle it out in Cup semi-finals
Halifax will take on Alcuin and Vanbrugh will face Derwent in the semi-finals of the College Cup this week
Women rowers among top six at Henley Regatta
The women’s squad of the University of York Boat Club travelled down to Henley-on-Thames this weekend for the international event that is the highlight of their rowing calendar: Henley Women’s Regatta.
Fresh out of Asia
Camilla Apcar talks to the organiser of the Elephant Parade in London about wildlife, charity and vandalism
The Mixer
The Mixer can exclusively reveal a new team will be entering the College Cup next year
The Nouse Sports Awards 2010
Another exceptional year for York’s sports teams is nearing its end. Nouse recognises those that have performed oustandingly throughout the course of the season. Words by Leigh Clarke.
Beauty and the beast
The bikini round may no longer be an essential part of entering beauty pageants, but will they ever be about more than appearances? Kate Goligher investigates
Henry James Foy
Ladies and Gentlemen of the class of 2012. Enjoy the freedom and opportunities of University life. Oh, never mind; you will not understand the freedom and opportunities of University until you’re mired in third-year hell
Social pariah: Charlotte Hogarth-Jones
Friday night – Duchess. I have not been out for a long, long time
Bringing you the World Cup: Interview with Mark Bright and Jonathan Stevenson
As World Cup fever sweeps England, Leigh Clarke talks to BBC commentator Mark Bright and reporter Jonathan Stevenson about covering the biggest football competition on the planet.
So-called life: Liam O’Brien
While thinking (admittedly for about five minutes, with a Corona in hand) about my last column in Nouse, I have come to reflect upon just how big a part Pokémon played in my childhood
Wimbledon by numbers
MUSE: 22 June 2010
While I would usually attempt to fill this space with an amusing story about production, I seem to be struggling this edition. The funny has run out, some would say. I can only put this down to the fact that it’s the last paper of the year and, as much as I try and deny it, it seems like a watershed in my NOUSE career
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New Goodricke buildings ‘unbearable’
Students living in the New Goodricke College accommodation on Heslington East have expressed concern about the quality of the new buildings
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