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Live Review: Spector

KING TUT’S – 19/10 The dim synth chords synonymous with Spector pulsate as ‘Never Fade Away’ kicks off the band’s…

Fred MacPherson, glasgow university, King Tut's, Spector, Stacey Anderson, University of Glasgow

Candy Anatomy – Meet Glasgow Uni’s very own Candy King

Candy Anatomy is the brainchild of Glasgow University’s very own medical student Mike McCormick. If you hadn’t heard about it…

Candy Anatomy, food, glasgow university, haribo, Kristina Cimova, Medicine, Mike McCormick, science, students, University of Glasgow

Arts review: Broth

Dir. Donna Rutherford, Tron Theatre, 21st -22nd October 2015 Smells are one of the most powerful ways of jogging your…

aging, Broth, cooking, Donna Rutherford, family, food, glasgow university, Scott Wilson, tron theatre, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: Striptease/ Out at Sea

Dir. Matthew Lenton, Citizens Theatre, 17th -24th Oct 2015 Striptease and Out at Sea, the twin components of the Citizens…

citizens theatre, matthew lenton, Neil Weaving, out at sea, striptease, striptease/out at sea

Protest ☐ party ☐ all of the above ☑

Protest – an instrument of democracy that allows individuals to campaign for change and express their objections to socio-political policies.…

Anna Mackenzie, democracy, glasgow university, Japan, politics, protest, SEALDs, Shibuya, students, Tokyo, University of Glasgow

Arts Review: My Friend Selma

Dir. Joe Douglas, Tron Theatre, 23rd – 24th October  My Friend Selma is carried by the innocent charm and remarkable…

Arts, glasgow, my friend selma, theatre, tron theatre, victoria beesley

Disruptions: Consent on Campus

Learning Better Consent We need classes about sexual consent at our university. People here do not always respect each other’s…

consent, consent on campus, Disruptions, Ellen MacAskill, feminism, glasgow, gu amnesty, Learning Good Consent, tw, tw rape, University of Glasgow

The Biggest Piece of Baggage: Travelling with Mental Health Issues

The 10th of October was World Mental Health Day, an occasion for the global community to come together to raise…

annina claesson, FCO, mental health, NUS, STA, travel, travel blogging, travelling, world mental health day

Live Review: Battles

BATTLES – ABC – 25/10 Despite a changing lineup, Battles have always had a signature sound: mushing together highly technical…

ABC, battles, glasgow, Liam Harrison, live review

Live Review: The Cribs

THE CRIBS – BARROWLANDS – 20/10 Even before the show starts it’s obvious that tonight is going to be special:…

barrowlands, live review, sarah stockinger, the barras, the cribs

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