Monday Night Lights: Ambrozejczyk on American Sport
David Ambrozejczyk introduces another edition of his immensely popular American sport blog
Whole in one – World golf in a nutshell
Sam Morgan gives his review of the last year in golf
British Independent Film Awards
With the BIFAs announced, Mia de Graaf looks at its effect on the bigger award ceremonies, and what it means for UK film
Pro-Vice-Chancellor for students speaks out against cuts
Jane Grenville, the Pro-Vice-Chancellor for students, has spoken exclusively to Nouse on the stance of Senior Management within the University towards the approach the Government is taking to higher education funding
Band of the Week: The Field Mice
Resident sound-nerd Tom Killingbeck thumbs through reams of musty vinyl so you don’t have to. Here are his weekly recommendations…
‘Mushion’: P Diddy’s career move
Paris Bennett takes a look at the developing relationship between fashion and music with P. Diddy’s new album
Sins of the Bankers Pinned on Public Sector
What strikes me as particularly strange about the impending wave of cuts is the way in which the British public have been duped into seeing George Osborne’s project as a form of gung-ho revenge against those who got us into this mess
Nouse Albums Club – November ‘10
Welcome to the inaugural Nouse Albums Club, where each month…well you get the idea yeah
Derwent College JCRC results announced
Members of Derwent College met in D Bar last night to hear the much anticipated results of their 2010/2011 JCR Committee elections, in an evening led by reigning chair Holly Burton
College JCRC election results 2010/11
Click on each link to read full and comprehensive coverage of the individual college JCRC election results. Updated after each results announcement
Vanbrugh College JCRC results announced
Kallum Taylor won the heavily contested Vanbrugh Chair of the JCRC, last night. In a charged evening Taylor achieved a clear victory, beating his rival, Chris West, by a margin of more than 200 votes
Salt, Sweat, Sugar: Jimmy Eat World
If there’s a band that can be blamed for the thousands upon thousands of half-arsed emo groups that constantly try to add you on MySpace (if anyone still uses that website), it’s probably Jimmy Eat World
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