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March 7, 2011

LEON BRITTON: GROWING UP WITH SWANSEA CITY

For some footballers, the love of a particular club or city is like a magnet they you cannot detract from, and there isn’t a finer example of this than Swansea City and Leon Britton.

In January, the affable 28-year-old midfielder completed a sensational return to Swansea following an ill-fated spell at Championship rivals Sheffield United.

For some footballers, the love of a particular club or city is like a magnet they you cannot detract from, and there isn’t a finer example of this than Swansea City and Leon Britton.

In January, the affable 28-year-old midfielder completed a sensational return to Swansea following an ill-fated spell at Championship rivals Sheffield United.

February 22, 2011

My Top 5 Picks...

Celebrity Juice

February 8, 2011

THE MIXTAPE - By Andy Patton

This week our mixtape comes from SU International Officer, Andy Patton

In this issue, Swansea SU’s International Officer Andy Patton presents his top 10 tracks worth checking out. With a “strong influence from my [his] background in classical piano and clarinet”, Andy also includes songs that take him back through the different stagesof his musical development...

Tarantelle – Scherzo. Op.16 - Composed by Henryk Wieniawski

December 9, 2010

MUSIC REVIEWS

The Waterfront’s music writers tuck into some of the latest releases.

Cee Lo Green - It’s OK

December 9, 2010

Society: SU Comedy Club

By Becca Taylor - Culture Writer

ANOTHER excellent night with the comedy club was presented by Phil Cooper, a semi-pro with some cracking ideas to occupy paedophiles with midget dating websites and a brilliant explanation, almost Ed Bryne style, of why Cyndi Lauper’s ‘Girls Just Wanna Have Fun’ isn’t the innocent song we all think it to be.

December 9, 2010

Taliesin: Sammy Goes South

WHEN learning of the plot of Alexander Mackendrick’s 1963 film Sammy Going South you may well be put off by its outright depressing and tragic beginning. It tells the story of a young boy who loses his parents to a British bomb in Egypt, as they become victims of the 1956 Suez crisis.

By Katherine Dickinson - Culture Writer

November 22, 2010

Academic complaint gets lads mags suspended

THE STUDENTS’ Union has temporarily suspended the sale of Zoo and Nuts magazines from their shops after a senior academic has complained they “objectify women.”