Surrey police have arrested two people for the theft of a man’s laptop, which was snatched from him, whilst he was sitting at the Guildford Bus Station, adjoined to the Friary shopping centre. The incident occurred last month between the hours 8 to 9:30pm.Read more...
FEATURES»The question may sound silly as it appears with an initial obviousness, yet upon exploring the intriguing intricacies of the en-suite, one discovers a whole world of habits and washing rituals. Man has been washing throughout history.Read more...
SOCIETIES»A successful month for PENsoc By Tom Goulding, Deputy Editor February has been a busy month for Surrey PEN. From our postcard campaign to themed cupcakes, we have been working hard to promote the importance of free speech across campus.Read more...
SCIENCE & TECH»In September 1882, Thomas Edison turned on his first power station, supplying 110 volts of direct current to 59 customers in Manhattan. Jump forward 130 years and we now see humanity approaching the advent of a new way of powering our technology.Read more...
ARTS»Thefakesoundofprogress Start Something The Betrayed, their most accomplished album to date. In contrast, Bring Em’ Down is a rallying cry to arms, brimming with defiance, angst and idealism.Read more...
SPORTS»When we step on the pitch, This is what we see: Everybody jealous - wanting to be Surrey. We got an awesome Sports Park and we aint afraid to show it, show it, show it, show it We’re Surrey and we know it.Read more...
OPINION & ANALYSIS»Some might find this surprising, but I’d much rather be going to university under the new tuition fee system than the old one. You see, under the current system, when we graduate we’ll start paying back our fees as soon as we earn over £15,000.Read more...
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Feeling Sleepy?
Published 17th Mar 2011
Next time you hit Rubix on a Wednesday night and are looking forward to being in the loving arms of your boyfriend/girlfriend, you may want to consider your consumption of alcohol and how it disturbs your sleep pattern. Apart from the obvious reasons why alcohol isn’t great for your love life (erectile dysfunction), alcohol also affects your snoring; it relaxes the tissue at the back of your throat, making you snore much more loudly.Read more...
Libyan Government Pulls the Internet Plug
Published 17th Mar 2011
Reports have surfaced recently that Libyan authorities have once again cut access to the internet in a final attempt to cease protests and halt the approaching civil war. Technicians from Google commented that internet traffic from Libya had dropped substantially on Thursday 3rd March at 5 pm (GMT).Read more...
On Your Marks...
Published 17th Mar 2011
A full-length robot marathon in Japan saw its first ever winner on 27th February. The knee-high, two-legged robots competed in Osaka in a race made up of 423 laps of an indoor circuit.Read more...
New Royal romance novel released in lead-up to Royal Wedding
Published 17th Mar 2011
Publishers Weekly Romantic novelist Rebecca Dean’s latest book, The Other Boleyn Girl. As the countdown to the 'Royal Wedding of the Century’ begins, the book has many parallels to Will and Kate.Read more...
Amy De’Ath: new Poet in-Residence at Surrey’s English Literature Department
Published 17th Mar 2011
Amy is pleased to let you all know that she will be running a series of poetry workshops every Thursday. The workshops are open to students, staff and the public and everyone is welcome, regardless of writing experience.Read more...
Top 10 Business Paperback Sellers of March
Published 17th Mar 2011
The list includes the book behind the award winning adaptation The Social Network. The Times describe the novel at number one, Michael Lewis’ The Big Short, a novel on misfit conmen amidst financial crisis in Wall Street, as ‘A triumph .Read more...
Treillis
Published 17th Mar 2011
Hwaet! Where is our Mother Tongue? Lost in the annuals of Henryson and a bard long dead? Rich tapestry of mistakes and rough percussion, Come back to aid this tale, simple not refined. Across the glens and barren lands, Treillis stared, his eyes bitter, Like flames and power in his hands.Read more...
World Book Night
Published 15th Mar 2011
On Saturday 5Life of Pi, Mark Haddon’s The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time and Gabriel Garcia Marquez’ Love in the Time of Cholera. Supported by the BBC, Publishers Association and World Book Day, World Book Night was incredibly successful and popular with 10,000 spectators gathered in central London to celebrate reading.Read more...
Untitled Poem
Published 15th Mar 2011
The West wind shall blow Cutting ligatures of lease Under voracious skies Through clouded fate returns us to shame Again the pit’s empty Of servant and slave Though now we must suffer Under pressure of name Tho...Read more...
Free Week Returns to UniS
Published 3rd Mar 2011
The week of 7 February saw “Free Week” return to the university campus. Organized by the Christian Union (CU), this annual week of events encourages students to consider life’s big questions and the answers Christianity has to offer.Read more...
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