Archive for November, 2011
articles
Battling Leeds power to win in men’s tennis
By Alex d'Albertanson — November 14, 2011
Leeds seconds showed great composure to overcome a spirited York firsts side 10-2 in a contest dominated by the weather conditions.
Patrickson double gives Halifax narrow win over Vanbrugh
By Fred Isaac — November 13, 2011
Halifax enjoyed a narrow victory in a game where even questionable referring could not mask the quality on display.
V-bar set to receive refurbishment
By Laura Hughes — November 13, 2011
V-bar is set to be refurbished by Commercial Services in time for the 2012/13 academic year despite the Vanbrugh JCRC being told last year that it wasn’t included in the University budget
Alcuin defeat Wentworth to earn first win of the season
By Neil Johnston — November 13, 2011
Alcuin gained their first win of the season after beating Wentworth 3-1 today.
James beat resilient Langwith to maintain unbeaten start
By Luke Gardener — November 13, 2011
In a back and forth affair on the college pitches, James came from being behind twice to take all three points thanks to a hat trick from James Offord.
Derwent’s winning run continues as they hit four past Goodricke
By Dan Holland — November 13, 2011
Derwent maintained their winning start to the season with a comfortable 4-0 win over Goodricke today.
Crucifying the Crucifix
By Sam Maguire — November 13, 2011
The use of religious symbols has been creeping into fashion, with crucifixes and rosary beads being used to decorate the wrists and necks of fashionistas for a long time, but where is the outcry about all of this?
The Saliva Milkshake
By Max Hampshire — November 12, 2011
This imaginatively assembled play was half an hour of political paranoia, beautifully minimalistic setting and quiet yet powerful acting.
Nov9 student protests: a summary
By Jonathan Frost and Ross D'lima — November 10, 2011
Students descend on to the city of London to address the alleged impending ‘privatisation’ of the higher education system.
Students protest against fee rise in spite of YUSU support
By Laura Hughes — November 10, 2011
Despite YUSU’s lack of support for the NUS backed protest in London, students from both York universities and anti-cuts groups travelled down to London
A tribute to Joe Frazier
By Graham Lilley — November 10, 2011
Graham Lilley remembers Smokin’ Joe Frazier
Last gasp winner sends battling women’s firsts through in Cup
By Will Light — November 9, 2011
In a gritty Yorkshire derby York’s women’s hockey players eventually won out over a stubborn Sheffield Hallam side, thanks to a last minute Rachael Faustino goal.
Six of the best for women’s footballers
By Luke Gardener — November 9, 2011
York’s women’s footballers dominated their opponents from Leeds Trinity College to progress to the second round of the Northern Conference Cup with a 6-1 victory.
Second-half recovery ensures victory for rugby firsts
By Dan Holland — November 9, 2011
A determined second-half display from the men’s rugby firsts gave them a 33-15 win over Hull today in the first round of the BUCS Rugby Union Trophy.
Halifax residents seek University compensation
By Laura Hughes — November 9, 2011
Halifax College residents are claiming compensation from the University after a leak in a cold water tank caused substantial flooding in their accommodation


