Archive for August, 2010
articles
Should we judge the accused as harshly as we are?
By Henry Cowen — August 31, 2010
Henry Cowen investigates the allegations of spot-fixing within the recent Test match at Lord’s and questions whether we are really in a position to judge those accused.
To the left, or to the right?
By Kate Goligher — August 30, 2010
In recent weeks the Labour leadership race has slowly but surely began to gather some pace. Unsurprisingly, the Miliband brothers have begun to emerge as front runners
YUSU club loyalty should not dictate fresher nightlife
By Laura Connor — August 25, 2010
In one of his first steps as the newly elected Democracy and Services Officer, Dan Walker has stated that the club landscape here at York is to take a “pretty dramatic turn”
Campus Cuisine
By Camilla Jenkins — August 23, 2010
Listen my children and you shall hear Of a fable about food and fear. On the 7th of October in 2008 A group of students arrived sans Freshers weight. How little they understood, How little they cared, About the nutrition concerns their parents would soon air. I’m not going to lie, To fib or to [...]
University of York publishes proposal to cut transport emissions by 76%
By Hannah Clugston — August 23, 2010
The Stockholm Environment Institute at the University of York has published a new study outlining ways in which transport emissions could be significantly reduced
Toy Story 3
By Jess Haines — August 20, 2010
“Whaaat? The Gypsy Kings version?” queries Chris Evans as the Spanish Octet’s ‘You’ve Got A Friend In Me’ blares from his Radio 2 show. Well amigos, all becomes clear upon viewing Pixar’s latest offering, the atomic bomb of action that is Toy Story 3
The harshness of modern youth
By Ben Gascoyne — August 20, 2010
As amusing as much of the commentary on A Level results day was, a plethora of comedians and bloggers getting plenty of laughs out of the fact that the papers and TV cameras have a unhealthy focus on the ecstatic and leaping pretty blonde girls who’re off to climb the social mobility ladder at Oxbridge, it did mask what was actually a thoroughly bad day for many of the most vulnerable people our society has
Music in York: The Nouse Fresher’s Guide
By Tom Killingbeck — August 20, 2010
So you’ve got into York. You probably got lots of A’s. Nice one. Be happy – it’s a respectable university, despite its duck shit and dystopian architecture that calls to mind low-budget 60’s sci-fi rather than a seat of learning.
University transfer Goodricke College to private company in multi million pound deal
By Hannah Ellis-Petersen — August 20, 2010
The University of York have formed a joint venture with Evans Property Group to own and run the newly built Goodricke College accommodation on Heslington East
Universities fail to improve student satisfaction levels
By Victoria Lee and Laura Connor — August 20, 2010
A National Student Survey report has shown that universities have failed to improve student satisfaction levels since tuition fees almost trebled in 2006
Studying Abroad
By Rachel Banning-Lover — August 19, 2010
7pm. I’m sitting on a sun bed on a rooftop. A clear blue sky all around. In the distance, city spires tower above a misty blue bay and looking up from my laptop, the Golden Gate Bridge presents an amazingly beautiful view. In fact, from the rooftop of my new home, I can see all [...]
A Student’s Introduction to the University of York
By Hannah Ellis-Petersen — August 19, 2010
While on first glance the University of York may not appear the most picturesque of campuses, by the end of your first year here you will have discovered an inner fondness for ducks, lakes and all things concrete. Campus will become your haven from the harsh outside world, and, so to ensure that you fully [...]
Nouse Societies Guide
By Andrew Fairbairn — August 19, 2010
Societies are a big part of university life and, along with sports clubs, are a great way of having fun and meeting new people. Whether you want to share an interest, keep fit, develop a skill, show off your talent, or try something completely new, getting involved with societies is a great thing to do! You’re almost guaranteed to find a society that appeals to you, and if not then you can always start your own
Prospective home students to face difficulty entering York through clearing
By Camilla Apcar — August 19, 2010
Prospective home and EU students hoping to attend the University of York starting in October 2010 through clearing will face difficulty entering the majority of courses
Derwent College
By Jonathan Frost — August 18, 2010
Derwent College is the college that everyone else wishes they were in. Despite the accommodation being on the less than luxurious side, it has a college spirit and allegiance that is unrivalled throughout the University. Derwent events are the best events on campus, with students from every college flocking to attend. They also play host [...]


