Articles by Polly Ingham
Polly has written 7 articles for Nouse
Survey finds 52% of York students have no affiliation to a political party
By Alberto Furlan and Polly Ingham — May 13, 2008
Over 200 individuals were polled by Nouse last week, with the intention of discovering student attitudes towards political issues, at a time of heightened interest in national politics due to local elections.
Student quits university after break-in trauma
By Polly Ingham — March 13, 2008
An Alcuin student has left the University after a theft in her accommodation block left her anxious and traumatised.
Wave of thefts on campus leads to arrests in Langwith college
By Sian Turner and Polly Ingham — February 20, 2008
Two men have been arrested on campus following a series of thefts of laptops and other high value items from student accommodation blocks.
Mission Impossible – Avoiding sex on campus
By Polly Ingham — February 12, 2008
Polly Ingham’s quest for a sex free day leads her to conclude that no one is safe from the filthy minds of the York student population.
Britain’s Cultural Renaissance
By Polly Ingham — February 6, 2008
My suggested five words for Gordon Brown’s ‘Britishness’ are “desperately needing a cultural renaissance”. Our neglect of the arts and creative endeavours has potential to drain our country of artistic talent, both as part of everyday life and mainstream entertainment. There simply won’t be enough of it. This neglect is primarily financial, but it also [...]
Debate over value of drama as Arts Council funding is slashed and A-level is denigrated
By Polly Ingham — January 23, 2008
The most respected universities in this country are fraternising with the anti-culture bandwagon. Earlier this month Russell Group of universities announced a series of ‘less ideal’ A-level subjects for their candidates.
Student appeals for help in general election
By Polly Ingham — November 19, 2007
Second year Politics student Claire Hazelgrove has asked students at the University of York to aid her in her campaign as Labour candidate for Skipton and Ripon.
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