Archive for November, 2011
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Constellations Festival 2011 Review
By Adam Bychawski — November 24, 2011
Constellations festival, now in its second year, is back in neighbouring Leeds University Student Union.
University agrees to designated postering areas to combat ban
By Neil Johnston — November 24, 2011
YUSU and the University have agreed on short term measures to combat the postering ban currently being enforced, by introducing designated postering areas across campus
The culture of youth unemployment
By Alex Slingsby — November 24, 2011
With ‘unemployment’ practically a household name across the UK, it’s hardly surprising that youth unemployment figures have risen yet again to a rather impressive 1.2 million. It would seem that the concept of earning real money to provide for yourself and your family isn’t as enticing as the benefits you could ‘earn’ if you stayed [...]
Monday Night Lights: Beazley-Long on American Sport
By Alex Beazley-Long — November 23, 2011
Alex Beazley-Long gives his take on this week’s events in the world of American sport.
Vanbrugh JCRC candidates campaign starts at Hustings
By Alfie van den Bos — November 23, 2011
The College JCRC elections started with the Vanbrugh Hustings in V-bar on Tuesday with the position of Vanbrugh Chair being hotly contested
Darkest before dawn for England
By Harry Hawkins — November 23, 2011
Harry Hawkins assesses the state of English rugby in light of this week’s latest revelations.
Spirited rugby firsts suffer narrow defeat to Sheffield
By Dan Holland — November 23, 2011
A brave defensive performance was not enough to prevent the men’s rugby firsts going down 19-15 at the hands of Sheffield today.
Wuthering Heights
By Tom Bonnington — November 22, 2011
This attempt at giving a classic British novel a gritty edge, is one of the worst critically acclaimed films of the year.
Future Sounds: Jonti
By Rory Foster — November 21, 2011
A blend of woozy loops and layers of sickly-sweet production make an impressive, if exhausting, listen.
Waiting for Godot
By Liz Bingham — November 21, 2011
For a play in which, infamously, ‘nothing happens, twice’, this compelling and darkly comic piece passed astonishingly quickly.
Halifax hitting their stride as they knock four past 10-man Goodricke
By Will Light — November 20, 2011
After their shaky start to the season, Halifax look to have regained their old winning habits after recording a second win on the bounce against Goodricke today.
Derwent crush Wentworth to keep up winning run
By Christopher Underwood — November 20, 2011
Derwent continued their winning start to the season with a 4-0 victory against a spirited Wentworth side.
Resolute defending frustrates Langwith and Alcuin
By Luke Gardener — November 20, 2011
Langwith and Alcuin played out a 1-1 draw, in a game where two goalkeeping errors determined the final result.
Late drama as Vanbrugh snatch point against James
By Dan Holland — November 20, 2011
Kieran O’Dwyer struck a dramatic late equaliser as Vanbrugh earned a 1-1 draw against James today.
Obama’s cash pile may prove too much for Romney
By Adam Seldon — November 19, 2011
Although the election is a year away, the President has already raised $155 million for both his campaign. Adam Seldon considers the implications for Obama, and his opposition.


