York St. John Sabbatical Officer voices disappointment over Varsity shake-up
York St. John’s Vice-President for Student Activities, Jason Chappelow, has voiced his disappointment that Varsity will now be contested between Hull and York and will no longer be between York’s intra-city rivals
The hyperbole of the electric car
Contrary to popular belief, 2011 will not be the breakthrough year for green transport in the form of the electric car
Line
“Line” is provocative and entertaining. These terms have become clichéd and all too frequently used in any theatre reviewing, and by bounding them around they lose all meaning and worth, but they are the essence of this hugely successful production
Blue Valentine
As with other bygone romantic dramas, Blue Valentine is set in two different time frames
The Green Hornet
It could have been fantastic. Based on the radio series of the same name – a smooth if madcap extended serial that bears little resemblance to its visual counterpart – The Green Hornet had all the ingredients to reinvent the superhero genre
Monday Night Lights: Ambrozejczyk on American Sport
Everybody’s favourite York-based journalist who focuses on American Sport is back, as David Ambrozejczyk delivers another Monday Night Lights
Netball seconds lose out in Carnegie clash
The netball seconds faced Leeds Metropolitan Carnegie in a top-of-the-table clash yesterday, unfortunately it was the away side who claimed the points winning 37-29 on the day.
Men’s badminton hammer bottom side Leeds
The men’s badminton firsts kicked off the new term successfully as they dispatched the University of Leeds 6-2 to allay relegation fears
Tales of the taxi home
Taxi drivers across York spend night after night ferrying students, drunken, merry or otherwise, safely home. But what do these intrepid nightriders have to say about their experiences? Richard Lemmer investigates
Sitting at Italy’s dinner table
Pizza and pasta seem to adorn the menus of restaurant chains everywhere. Sam Lawson speaks to acclaimed chef Paul Bartolotta about how Italian food should really be cooked, and how he came to cook it
Russia’s lasting taboo
A new age of tolerance is exposing AIDS as the beast Russia and the World has been hiding from. Olivia Hutchinson looks at the secret epidemic and the truth behind it
End of the Rainbow
Don’t limit yourself with the January blues. We play with pick and mix shapes, frosted glamour, iced with a bricolage of this seasons looks
Champagne Charlie: For the Love of Cod
It is a truth universally acknowledged that it is difficult to love a fish
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