Articles by Clive Crouch
Clive has written 17 articles for Nouse
Squash Club taste tri-racket glory
By Clive Crouch — June 24, 2005
MEMBERS OF the University Squash team emerged victorious when the campus racket clubs faced off against each other in a three-way tournament last weekend.
York academics’ Honours
By Clive Crouch — June 20, 2005
THE ACHIEVEMENTS of two York Professors have been recognised by their inclusion in the Queen’s 2005 Birthday Honours List.
Professor Jonathan Bradshaw, Head of the Social Policy and Social Work Department, received the Commander of the Order of the British Empire (CBE) for his services to child welfare.
Beneath the skin of TV’s first human dissection
By Clive Crouch — February 12, 2005
Blood, guts and plenty of naked flesh. Anatomy for Beginners had all the ingredients of a standard late night TV show, but according to Professor John Lee, such a characterisation is at best unfair, at worst ignorant…
Unqualified refs cost hockey seconds point
By Clive Crouch — February 12, 2005
A DEMORALISING ruling by BUSA offcials has robbed the Men’s 2nds Hockey team of a point at the end of their season, writes Clive Crouch.
Last week’s hard-fought home match against Northumbria 2nds, which ended in a 3-3 draw, had to be replayed after the opposition complained that the referees used in the game did not hold all the required qualifications. In last Sunday’s re-match, York suffered a 3-1 defeat.
University breaks govt guidelines
By Clive Crouch — February 16, 2004
City of York Council and the University have been accused of breaking government guidelines in a desperate bid to keep the Heslington East project alive. Heslington and Fulford Parish Councils have condemned the two organizations for colluding together and attempting to “circumvent the planning process.” Stephen Kenwright, Chairman of Fulford Parish, slammed the Heslington East [...]
War of words as politics lecturer turns up heat on Kilroy-Silk
By Clive Crouch — January 27, 2004
Britain’s leading expert in middle eastern studies, York Professor Haleh Afshar, has hit out at “BNP recruiting” Robert Kilroy-Silk.
YSCA clinches Dench
By Clive Crouch — October 28, 2003
Judi Dench becomes new YSCA patron, but is this a sign of things to come?
Technician takes to public transport
By Clive Crouch — October 28, 2003
As Heslington village chokes in the exhaust fumes, Lab manager Dave Hay was one of three eager commuters who agreed to abandon their cars for a week, as part of a national challenge to promote alternative transport. The BBC News Online project saw Hay using buses, trains and foot-power to get to work. However, the [...]
Once upon a time in Mexico
By Clive Crouch — October 6, 2003
Cert. 18 Director: Robert Rodriguez Starring: Antonio Banderas, Johnny Depp. Runtime: 105 minutes Rewind back to 1995 and you may remember watching something like this before. After an extended siesta, Desperado star Antonio Banderas reprises his role as the guitar-playing, gun-toting hero with a price on his head. Inflation and all things considered, the stakes [...]
Security Lapses Mar York Conferences
By Clive Crouch — October 6, 2003
Students left to guard major conferences are no match for organised protests
Halifax Knife Attack Foiled
By Clive Crouch — June 10, 2003
A third year English student has revealed how he was attacked en route to Halifax College.
Prize Erection
By Clive Crouch — June 10, 2003
York is competing against Oxford University for a prestigious new £10 million building, writes Clive Crouch.
Barbican Concerns
By Chris Mercer and Clive Crouch — June 10, 2003
Students’ Union (SU) Officers could soon be in for a rude awakening when it comes to booking next term’s Freshers’ Bash at the Barbican, write Clive Crouch and Chris Mercer.
Campus ‘Stunner’ turns Hero
By Clive Crouch — June 10, 2003
As campus cyclists turn vigilante, Clive Crouch gets tips on scally-hunting
DoorSafe Cut
By Clive Crouch — May 13, 2003
Campus ents organisers may soon be facing additional financial hardships. Fresh accounts of admin proposals to cut the number of DoorSafe personnel present will leave ticket sellers burderned with the remaining security costs. The controversial idea is part of an ongoing debate about DoorSafe, used for college and society events. James Byron, SU Services Officer, [...]
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