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Classical: The Royal Philharmonic
June 14th, 2010Steve Jones
Bridgewater Hall’s really great for music. Whether it’s a single musician like the pianist Freddy Kempf or entire orchestras, the acoustics of the place are a real compliment to the outstanding talent the venue attracts. And to say the latest guest had talent would be a gross understatement. [Full Article]
Third Year Blues
February 15th, 2010This is the year in which the dissertation separates the brains from the blaggers, please ensure the prospective student brings relevant social and emotional support. And flapjacks. [Full Article]
And that was the decade that was...
December 14th, 2009Temi Ogunye: A decade book-ended by 9/11 and the financial crisis, the noughties have been the hangover to the drunken, self-satisfaction of the ’90s [Full Article]
If climate change protest is to work, it must be realistic
November 29th, 2009Harry Long
Climate change protest must strive to be relevant, and acknowledging the shortcomings of overly-ambitious green proposals must be at the core of action on climate change [Full Article]
The credibility of the EU is fragile enough without the prospect of President Blair
November 8th, 2009Harry Long
Admitting Blair’s toxic brand of individualism to the heart of European decision-making is the recipe for unmitigated disaster. [Full Article]
Temi Time- ‘No Platform’: A dialogue
November 6th, 2009Our union’s policy of no platform for the BNP is abhorrent and cowardly, and it is something worth getting polemical about [Full Article]
Harry Long: "Reform, Reform, Reform": We need an end to Labour’s education bloodbath
September 20th, 2009Harry Long
Behind the scenes, vice-chancellors are salivating over the prospect of squeezing students to the tune of £20,000 a year in tuition fees [Full Article]
