Archives for Camilla Jenkins
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Fusion
Whatever your preconceptions of Fusion may be, tonight’s show proved to be a passionate and dynamic display of some of York’s biggest societies
Take heed, your actions online are nowhere near anonymous
The internet does not provide the veil of anonymity that most assume
Securing your future in difficult times
In the midst of a global recession, Camilla Jenkins discovers how the University of York’s Careers Service can help the class of 2010.
Fire breaks out in Derwent A block
A fire, which broke out in a kitchen in Derwent A Block, was eventually contained by the Yorkshire fire department this afternoon
Half Moon Man
The Half-Moon Man, written and directed by Max Tyler, is an entertaining and thought provoking example of student theatre.
Obama wins Nobel Prize for Diplomacy
US President Barack Obama has been awarded the 2009 Peace Prize in recognition of his efforts to improve international relations throughout the first year of his presidency. The announcement was greeted with mixed reviews at home and abroad. Concerns have been expressed that President Obama, in his nine months, has not had enough time to achieve enough internationally to be worthy of such a prestigious award.
York
Camilla Jenkins’ succinct guide to living, eating and drinking in the city
University bullish over plans to increase tuition fees
The University of York has chosen not to criticise controversial new tuition fee plans that will lead to burdening students with increasing amounts of debt.
York Entrepreneurs win national award
York Entrepreneur Society have won the ‘Society Award’ at the International Entrepreneurship Educators Conference in Edinburgh
University is different to school
Depending on how involved your teachers were, you may find first year university work underwhelming. For one thing, there will be much less of it. This, combined with the fact that it can be somewhat irritating when you realize that no one really cares how much work you do or what you hand in (although [...]
What to do in Freshers’ Week
The most important thing to keep in mind during Freshers’ Week is that it is supposed to be fun.
What To Bring
Starting university has the ability to make the most messy person turn into an organisational pedant. However, it doesn’t matter how many lists you make or how often you go shopping, there will be things that you weren’t even aware that you needed.
Demands on Iran are a step in the right direction
The European Union is finally taking necessary steps to stand up to rogue nations that continue to flout international law and show little respect for basic human rights.
YUSU to lobby University over altering term dates
YUSU has submitted a paper on students’ behalf to the University calling for the current term dates to be altered.
Vaccines for virgins only: why the HPV jab should be free to all
The government has decided that every girl over the age of 18 is too sexually promiscuous for the HPV vaccination to be economically effective.
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