Archive for July, 2010
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Club Salvation suffers large scale fire damage
By Camilla Apcar — July 31, 2010
A fire broke out in the smoking area of the Club Salvation this morning, beginning just after the club closed at 4am
Claudia Lawrence investigation to be significantly scaled down
By Charlotte Hogarth-Jones — July 30, 2010
The number of officers involved in the Claudia Lawrence investigation is due to be significantly reduced, as well as the amount of resources allocated to the case
Into-Flora
By Beth Walton — July 30, 2010
Jewellery curator Kath Libbert discusses her latest exhibition
The Nazca Lines
By Victoria Lee — July 30, 2010
After a couple of hours bus ride from Huaccuchina, we arrived in Nazca early in the evening
1:1 – Architects Build Small Spaces
By Camilla Apcar — July 29, 2010
It is said that ‘interactive art’ is for children. After a trip to the Victoria and Albert Museum’s current exhibition 1:1 – Architects Build Small Spaces, I can only beg to differ
A World Observed
By Laura Connor — July 28, 2010
A World Observed is the first major retrospective of London- based photographer Dorothy Bohm, now widely recognised as one of the doyennes of British photography
Tears, drama and controversy. The 2010 Tour de France review
By Jake Farrell — July 27, 2010
Jake Farrell looks back on the 2010 Tour de France. It brought us drama and controversy and, as the weary cyclists rest for another year, Jake reflects on arguably the greatest race in the world.
Sandboarding in Huacachina
By Victoria Lee — July 27, 2010
Firstly, apologies for the delay between this blog entry and the last. I’ve managed to fall off a bike and break my shoulder, which makes typing particularly difficult. Regardless, here is what has happened in the mean time: After Lima we went straight to Huacachina. Huacachina is basically a lagoon in the middle of the [...]
Child protection needs to address all age brackets
By Rachel Banning-Lover — July 27, 2010
I could argue that the University’s findings on child protection tell us what we already know: abused children are still going unnoticed, there are not enough resources to protect them and that there will always be those who fall through the cracks
‘Waverun’ set to expand to the global market
By Charlotte Hogarth-Jones — July 26, 2010
“Waverun”, the promotional text message service set up by York students, is said to be planning to expand into the global market
A series of unfortunate events featuring the English department
By Camlan Leitner — July 26, 2010
I have an image in my head of a notice board in each department containing a list of students with a strike across their names, warning tutors to avoid any and all communication
Important new research uncovered at York
By Camilla Apcar — July 25, 2010
Research conducted by the University of York has made regional and national news this week
That Face
By Laura Connor — July 24, 2010
Shocking is a completely inadequate word to use when describing Polly Stenham’s two-act debut ‘tragi-comedy’
Inception
By Laura Coleman — July 24, 2010
There are not many films that manage to comprehensively warp reality with a sophistication and subtlety to rival that of The Matrix, but Inception may just be one of them
Cycle stores to be built at Heslington East
By Laura Connor — July 23, 2010
Cycle stores are set to be built at Heslington East as part of the new campus’ continuing expansion


