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qmunicate magazine is the official magazine of the Queen Margaret Union at the University of Glasgow. If you would like to become a contributor, please attend one of our weekly meetings at 5:30pm every Wednesday in the QMU boardroom. All views expressed in qmunicate magazine are those of the writer and do not necessarily reflect those of the Queen Margaret Union.

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Album Review: Bombay Bicycle Club, So Long, See You Tomorrow

Bombay Bicycle Club’s fourth album is highly ambitious and sophisticated, but that doesn’t necessarily make it a thrilling listen. Written…

Album Review, Ally Shaw, bombay bicycle club, music, qmunicate, review, so long see you tomorrow

Interview: Graeme Obree

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5 Game Characters Who Should Be Rector

Sick of being accosted by Rector Campaigners on Library Hill? Me too. A campaigner almost punched me in the face…

Alex Lamont, Bioshock Infinite, Column, gaming, glasgow university, Mass Effect, metal gear solid, portal, qmunicate, rector elections, resident evil, students, video games

I Would Walk 500 Miles: QMU Jailbreak

It’s back. That one weekend when we ask you to come to the union just to run away as far…

glasgow university, jailbreak, qmu, qmunicate, queen margaret union, students, travel

Secret Policeman’s Ball: Stand-Up for Human Rights

Knock knock. Who’s there? An activist. An activist who? An activist coming to a comedy club near you!

amnesty international, charity, comedy, Ellen MacAskill, features, fundraising, glasgow university, qmu, qmunicate, queen margaret union, secret policeman's ball, stand-up

Album Review: Dum Dum Girls, Too True

The new effort from the all-girl Los Angeles outfit leaves something to be desired. Too True is infinitely listenable, but…

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Interview: Alan Bissett

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EP Review: Hagana

Hagana are a three-piece band from Edinburgh who released their first EP in 2010 and are coming out with a…

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Album Review: We Are Scientists, TV En Français

Did anyone else know that New York’s We Are Scientists have been around for thirteen years? Thirteen is indeed their…

Album Review, emmie harrison, music, qmunicate, review, tv en francais, we are scientists

The Plea of an Entitled Fan

As a self-diagnosed hypochondriac, a lot of thoughts and worries go through your head daily. It’s a good topic to…

consumer opinion, fan, fan entitlement, features, qmunicate, Scott Wilson, social media, wwe

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