Archive for April, 2011
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Spoilt Neighbours: The Nouse Live at Leeds 2011 Guide
By Adam Bychawski — April 29, 2011
Leeds has been practically smugly rubbing its musical superiority in our faces all year with: successful multi-roomed debutante Constellations festival, local talent exhibition British Wildlife festival and now another Live at Leeds festival
‘The’ dress deconstructed
By Paris Bennett — April 29, 2011
The thing that has topped and tailed conversation since November last year has now been revealed: Sarah Burton designed that dress. Paris Bennett gives her analysis of why and how it works
The College Cup on Nouse Sport
By Nouse — April 28, 2011
It’s back and it’s bigger and better than ever. This year’s College Cup sees twenty four teams battling it out for two term’s worth of solid bragging rights. With a plethora of capable teams in the mix as well this year’s competition looks to be the tightest for some time
Arthur
By Christopher Fraser — April 28, 2011
Is Russell Brand an actor? It’s that question that lies at the centre of this film
Your Highness
By Christopher Fraser — April 25, 2011
This is a stupid, stupid film with next to no depth that redefines the word “gratuitous” for a new generation. It’s brilliant
Future Sounds: Thank You
By Adam Bychawski — April 25, 2011
Internet-addict Adam Bychawski scours through blogs, shietgeist aggregators and hype-mongers to find your weekly recommendation of new talent:
Band of the Week: Funkadelic
By Tom Killingbeck — April 25, 2011
Resident sound-nerd Tom Killingbeck thumbs through reams of musty vinyl so you don’t have to. Here are his weekly recommendations…
Ill-timed library closures spark student anger
By Martin Spurr — April 23, 2011
The University has come under increasing pressure from students after only opening the library for one day out of the four day bank holiday weekend just before exams start and assignments are due in next week
Scre4m
By Michael Middleton — April 23, 2011
Almost inevitably, more than one ditsy teenager answers the door seconds after having hung up on an evil-sounding caller who’s just told them “my face will be the last sight you see”
The Wills and Kate Commemorative Playlist
By Tom Killingbeck — April 22, 2011
Our writer Tom Killingbeck, overcome with nuptial over-excitement, has excreted a majestic wedding playlist in honour of Wills and Kate’s Big Day.
College Cup draw sets the stage for a tense tournament
By Jake Farrell — April 21, 2011
The four teams likely to be in the shake up for the College Cup have been kept apart by today’s draw that sets the stage for a dramatic competition.
Joan Miro: The Ladder of Escape
By Mia de Graaf — April 19, 2011
The curators are eager to highlight their move away from ‘Miro the surrealist’ – a tag that underlines some of his work, but without which frees the rest to take on a variety of connotations
The ‘No’ Campaign’s exhibition in gutter politics
By Oliver Wheatley — April 19, 2011
Politics is a dirty business. It is littered with sleaze, grease and indefatigable egos and that all comes before breakfast. But the current dogfight over the May 5th referendum is proving to be particularly filthy
Wenger must build around Wilshere to end trophy drought
By Jake Farrell — April 19, 2011
After he was crowned PFA Young Footballer of the Year, Jake Farrell writes on the importance of building a team around Jack Wilshere as Arsenal try to end their barren years without a trophy
Les Petits Mouchoirs (Little White Lies)
By Gareth Davies — April 19, 2011
The beach becomes the focus of this movie, as we follow the group on their holiday. Observing the minutiae of a bourgeois lifestyle consisting of wine-glugging, oyster-eating and power-boating


