The Telegraph described it as sounding stupid. A study showed that Londoners can’t understand it. But it made it into … More
Tag: University of Glasgow
The QMU & the Tampon Tax.
For those of you who are new to the union you may have noticed a lot of posters promoting the … More
Our Freshers’ Week Charity – Glasgow Women’s Aid
It’s September and Freshers’ Week is just around the corner now – exciting stuff! Cool events, a chance to make … More
Arts Review: All My Sons
Dir: Michael Emas, Theatre Royal, 1st – 5th Sept 2015 Played out upon the wooden frontyard decking of the Keller … More
Travel Writing: Vienna – The Fairytale City
Vienna is the loveliest city. It’s as simple as that: it is a city of palatial, immaculate townhouses; of sprawling … More
Arts Feature: The Jungle Books
No one can deny the healing power of books. Stories, mere words on the page, can transport the reader into … More
Album Review: James Bay – Chaos and the Calm
On Thursday 6th May, 1937, the German airship LZ 129 Hindenburg exploded while attempting to moor on its dock … More
Arts Review: Joan Eardley – Time and Place
Joan Eardley, Clydebank Museum and Art Gallery, 5 June – 24th October Situated in the brilliant, newly-renovated Clydebank Museum and … More
Film Review: Ant-Man
A curious mix of fanfare, hype and concern shadows each shiny new induction in to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (or … More
Live Review: Evans the Death
Glad Cafe – 21/07/2015 Local trio Poor Things draw in an enthusiastic crowd for their support slot. With an album … More
