Articles by Matthew Jeynes
Matthew has written 51 articles for Nouse
Matthew Jeynes
By Matthew Jeynes — June 19, 2008
Do more people follow College sport than care about the success of University teams?
Supervising is a job and needs no encouragement
By Matthew Jeynes — June 18, 2008
So apparently there is finally going to be an award for some of the most hard-working and unappreciated souls on campus.
Goodricke JCRC divided as trip loses £2,000
By Matthew Jeynes — June 18, 2008
Goodricke College JCRC has called for a vote of no-confidence in its Social Secretaries after a college trip to Belgium lost nearly £2,000 earlier this term.
Poor turnout and uncontested positions at AU Election Hustings
By Matthew Jeynes — May 30, 2008
AU election hustings fail once again to attract contenders for the executive posts. The promise of a by-election by Jo Carter has raised hopes that the role of Communications Officer will be filled.
Matthew Jeynes
By Matthew Jeynes — May 30, 2008
It is a widely accepted fact that most sports clubs and societies at the University have cliques. Even if a club is as inclusive as it could hope to be, there will still be a clique. This struck me while I was at the hustings for the AU elections last Thursday, particularly when four of [...]
Mixed results for York in BUSA league review
By Matthew Jeynes — May 30, 2008
With the imminent amalgamation of BUSA with UCS, and a possible restructuring of the University season next year, the final league tables may not end up meaning much.
Matthew Jeynes
By Matthew Jeynes — May 13, 2008
Even in this age of the manufactured pleasure on computer and TV screens, there is still nothing in this world that can replicate the feeling of watching something live. It is true in music, and it is undoubtedly so in the case of sport.
Scoreline fails to reflect York’s superiority
By Matthew Jeynes — May 8, 2008
On a busy Saturday afternoon of rugby, York’s women’s 1sts comfortably defeated their Lancastrian counterparts, with the final score of 10-0 barely reflecting the dominance of the White Rose. After the drama of the Men’s 2nds victory, the Women’s 1sts took to the Lancastrian turf buoyed by their victory in the Sevens the previous day, [...]
Goes Way Back
By Matthew Jeynes — March 13, 2008
There just isn’t enough whimsy in this paper, or any paper for that matter, these days. I mean, there is whimsy, but that isn’t proper eccentric whimsicalness.
Matthew Jeynes
By Matthew Jeynes — March 13, 2008
It seems that exceptional circumstances are preventing me from sticking to my strict ‘University only’ rule on content for this column. Anyone tuned in to BBC 1 from 3pm to 5pm on Saturday will know why. That’s right – England rugby.
Oxford women forfeit rugby encounter
By Matthew Jeynes — March 13, 2008
Oxford was forced to forfeit the game after being unable to replace an injured forward.
Alex Lacy elected AU President in close race
By Matthew Jeynes — March 13, 2008
Late on Friday night, in a remarkably close race, Boxing Club President Alex Lacy was elected to be next year’s AU President. “I was absolutely gobsmacked,” he later tells Nouse. “I didn’t see it coming.”
Doomed to failure? The Langwith Bar Saga
By Matthew Jeynes — February 25, 2008
Cynicism or realism? The sad truth is that the amount of money YUSU will be able to pump into Langwith will not guarantee a good turnover.
Matthew Jeynes – Goes Way Back
By Matthew Jeynes — February 20, 2008
I have decided, in my infinite time-travelling wisdom, to devote a regular part of this column to the adventures of the York University lake, henceforth known as Jeff.
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