The 5th and 6th of December saw the students’ union’s Drama Society’s Christmas pantomime, ‘Somewhere Under the Rainbow: The Life and Times of the Annoying Girl in the Chequered Dress’ Continue Reading
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Review: Somewhere Under the Rainbow: The Life and Times of the Annoying Girl in the Chequered Dress
10 December 2012 by Online Editor
Relax, don’t do it! (Book a house, that is)
03 December 2012 by Samantha Booth
ONCE again, it’s that time of year when the housing market prepares for a flurry of Swansea students looking for private accommodation.
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Housing Horror Stories
03 December 2012 by Samantha Booth
MELISSA Chisholm is a 20-year-old History student who has had her fair share of housing nightmares since moving into a property on Bryn Road in Brynmill this August. Continue Reading
When flatmates go bad
03 December 2012 by Samantha Booth
THE Rate Your Landlord survey has so far found that 17.7% have had a dispute with a housemate that resulted in them considering moving.
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Blind Date: When Lucy met Will
03 December 2012 by Samantha Booth
Lucy Reynolds, a 19-year-old Material Engineering student, and Will Yard, a 19-year-old Economics student, meet in JC’s for The Waterfront blind date.
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Blind Date: When Kirstin met Sam
12 November 2012 by Samantha Booth
Kirstin Rodgers, a 19-year-old Sports Science student, and Sam Cunningham, a 19-year-old Geography student, meet in JC’s for the Waterfront blind date.
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Meet the twirling, curling Mo Bros…
12 November 2012 by Samantha Booth
Noticing a lot of lip-rugs around university? Are you questioning whether there has been a time warp to the 1800s on a daily basis? Continue Reading
How it became my job to promote the green fayre
12 November 2012 by Samantha Booth
Max Hatton, a fourth year American Studies student, describes what it’s like to be an intern at Swansea’s Environment Centre. Continue Reading
Stuck for choice? Consider a postgraduate course
12 November 2012 by Samantha Booth
Leaving for the big, wide, post-uni world can seem daunting.
James Rawlings looks at the advantages of staying at university and what it can offer. Continue Reading
Confessions of a pigeon fancier…or something more sinister?
29 October 2012 by Samantha Booth
CONFESSIONS, confessions, confessions. Everyone has dirty little secrets, and some people have decided to share them. Continue Reading
