Articles by Sam Fugill
Sam has written 21 articles for Nouse
Why students will pay a high price for the Gap Year with a conscience
By Sam Fugill — May 9, 2005
Sam Fugill discovers that travelling and trying to save the planet could cost the earth
It’s a case of one for all but two for some
By Sam Fugill — May 9, 2005
Would York University students exploit Labour’s new loophole? asks Sam Fugill
The play that God wrote?
By Sam Fugill — February 12, 2005
I have never been particularly disposed towards the work of Andrew Lloyd Webber, given that one of his musicals is about singing cats, and another one concerns railway engines on roller skates. You will understand, then, why the prospect of a musical based on the last days of Christ filled me with a sense of trepidation and dread. Such trepidation, I was to discover, would prove to be unfounded.
Dr. Michael Lembeck. Star. Nia Vardalos, David Duchovny, Connie and Carla
By Sam Fugill — June 22, 2004
When a films’ hit-line is “when you follow your dream, there's no telling what you'll become”, you have every reason to be somewhat worried, especially when its women doing the dreaming and ending up dressing up as men pretending to be women. Well, you may not be worried, but I certainly was. The plot is [...]
Old Blighty’s washed-out beach resorts revisited
By Jo-ann Hodgson, Sam Fugill, Sarah Vincent and Jenny Lee — June 22, 2004
No money to live it up in Ibiza this year and little time to go travelling the world in the typical student style? Don’t worry, the humble British beach is making a comeback, and there’s more on offer for the student now than there ever was
Why the University just doesn’t care about us
By Sam Fugill — June 22, 2004
The University could have let us know about the mumps outbreak. It would not have been too much to ask for them to come round with a wagon, stopping outside the doors marked with a cross of lambs blood, calling ‘Bring out your dead.’ However, they didn’t. And as the last of the bodies are [...]
Comedy is a two-faced coin
By Sam Fugill — June 22, 2004
Eager to keep the long nights bright, Sam Fugill’s been on a Talent-Hunt Down
Check-point Vanbrugh: Student anger over Israel’s wall of injustice
By Sam Fugill — March 19, 2004
The Palestinian presence became all the more noticeable on campus in week 9, when a mock Israeli checkpoint was set up on the main walkway between Market Square and Vanbrugh Paradise. Members of Student Action Palestine blocked the way of both staff and students in an attempt to highlight the plight faced by the Palestinian [...]
Being Watched
By Sam Fugill — March 19, 2004
Sam Fugill joined the queue for the auditions to see if he has what it takes to impress the execs
Columbian blends
By Sam Fugill — March 19, 2004
When Columbian musicians came to campus, Sam Fugill had grabbed his sombrero and ran out of the door to meet them quicker than you could say ‘Olé!’
All but the kitchen sink!
By Sam Fugill — March 19, 2004
Banging bin lids?, asked Sam Fugill when he caught up with the cast of ‘Stomp’
York in lesbian fast lane
By Sam Fugill — February 16, 2004
When Sam Fugill found out that York was culturally light years ahead of him, he decided to go where no man had gone before: Lesbian arts
Minster’s financial plight
By Sam Fugill — January 27, 2004
After a chance meeting with an elderly lady and a chat with the Chapter Steward, Sam Fugill realises the true extent of the financial troubles facing York Minster.
Flame-ing Mental
By Sam Fugill — December 2, 2003
Intrigued by an advertisement in a previous edition of nouse, Sam Fugill faces the flame.
Exhibition hits the mark
By Sam Fugill — December 2, 2003
Yor k PRofessor Richard Marks talked to Sam Fugill about taking his expertise to the Victoria & Albert Museum
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