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Doncaster The Brave

Geography buffs received a shock last month when it was revealed that Doncaster, a southern Yorkshire industrial town, is in…

bartliff, berwick, doncaster, zoe

Not So Civil Servants

With a referendum coming closer, Whitehall’s position on the question of Scottish Independence is becoming clearer and clearer. In a…

andrew, britain, bureacrats, cattle, civil, mcallister, scotland, service

Anonymous Arrests

Here’s a bit of advice. Don’t start a flamewar or hack campaign against South American and European governments. As of…

anonymous, arrests, cian, Internet, langan, silage, south america

Scotland, Gateway To Space?

When this was first brought to my attention a few weeks ago, my first thought was ‘Scotland: The Final Frontier’.…

Anderson, boobs, Kenny, scotland, space, travel, virgin

Election Time At The QMU

In case the colourful T-shirts, cheerleaders, hula-hooping and free sweets around campus didn’t tip you off, the QMU Board of…

board members, elections, qmu

Jason Russell, mastermind of Kony 2012, arrested by San Diego police.

The man who is responsible for clogging your news feed for the past couple of weeks was found ‘in his…

2012, arrest, arrested, children, invisible, jason russell, kony, police

Glasgow Comedy Festival Preview: James Acaster

This year’s eagerly-awaited festival kicks off today and runs until April 1st. On Saturday 17th March, James Acaster will be…

comedy, Edinburgh Festival, Glasgow Comedy Festival, James Acaster, Preview

Issue 95

[gigya src=”http://static.issuu.com/webembed/viewers/style1/v2/IssuuReader.swf” type=”application/x-shockwave-flash” allowfullscreen=”true” menu=”false” width=”420″ height=”289″ flashvars=”mode=mini&backgroundColor=%23222222&documentId=120314151541-703931c59e7c41bc8c376388bcc67b7b”] All stats on page 9 from the Refugee Welcome Trust.

feminism, glasgow, news, nightline, politics, qmu, qmunicate, student, Theory of a Deadman, union

To Have A Voice: GSA, 4th February – 31st March 2012

To Have A Voice collects seven painters in a fairly big group painting show, including works by Hernan Bas, Kaye…

artwork, culture, exhibition, Glasgow School of Art, GSA, painting, perspective, To Have A Voice

Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close

I’m starting to think that critically acclaimed director Stephen Daldry is as about as brilliant as flat Irn-Bru (from a…

child, Drama, film, Sandra Bullock, Tom Hanks

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