Articles by Henry James Foy
Editor (2008/09)
Henry has written 158 articles for Nouse
Henry James Foy
Ladies and Gentlemen of the class of 2012. Enjoy the freedom and opportunities of University life. Oh, never mind; you will not understand the freedom and opportunities of University until you’re mired in third-year hell
Henry James Foy
Forget Summer Ball and the impending graduation ceremony, there is one thing that can’t come quickly enough: the Facebook cull is coming. The days of an unadulterated stream of vacuous nonsense are numbered
Bode hat-trick earns dramatic win
A timely hat-trick from Nico Bode saw York record a memorable win in the men’s firsts indoor hockey fixture by 5 goals to 3
Cunning Cantor in croquet glory
Try telling Vice-Chancellor Brian Cantor that it’s the taking part that counts. His teammate YUSU President Tim Ngwena might be all about keeping it cool, but Cantor’s a man who hasn’t got to the top by losing
Henry James Foy
“You’re not a lad,” pipes up my girlfriend for the third time that afternoon
YUSU Strategic Plan
Excited you probably aren’t, but interested you should be. After months of consultation, Union President Tim Ngwena has released the draft version of YUSU’s strategic plan for 2010-2013, claiming that the report “sets the framework for making the right decision in the future.”
Roses 2010 LIVE: Sunday
Roses 2010 Saturday – How it happened
Live coverage for the second day of Roses 2010
Bode hat-trick sees York take Indoor Hockey spoils
A hat-trick from Nico Bode saw York record a memorable win in the Mens’ Firsts’ Indoor Hockey and snatch the overall Indoor Hockey points victory by 3.5 to 2.5
Roses 2010: Friday – As it happened
Live coverage for the opening day of Roses 2010
A father’s anguish
As the search for missing University chef Claudia Lawrence enters its second year, Henry James Foy talks to man whose faith in her return never wavers
Henry James Foy
If Dante Alighieri was to rewrite his Inferno in a 21st-century context, surely the horrors of budget airline travel would have a central role in describing the hell that must surely await those in the less favourable side of the afterlife
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