It has been reported that over 1,000 young children and new-borns have been admitted to the Royal Surrey hospital for fracture injuries, according to information recently published by NHS Surrey.Read more...
FEATURES»As we look forward to the end of term, with Christmas and New Year just on the horizon, perhaps one of the last things we consider is our finances.Read more...
SOCIETIES»GU2 Radio members have had the chance to sit in on a BBC Radio 1 show. On Friday 4 The group were live on national radio, had the chance to take part in the show’s features, got to be interviewed on their cheese hatred, and were even complimented on their fashion.Read more...
SCIENCE & TECH»A paper presented at the Society for Neuroscience 2011 conference shows the first video of a woman’s brain as she approaches, experiences and recovers from an orgasm.Read more...
ARTS»"Are you still wide awake London? Are you still here with us?" Lacuna Coil were going to go down a treat, as an incredibly animated audience were only too happy to lap up a gut wrenching performanceRead more...
SPORTS»Eight o’clock on the very misty morning of Wednesday 23rd November saw the Equestrian club met at the GSA for the first Equestrian competition of this year.Read more...
OPINION & ANALYSIS»Colonel Muammar Gaddafi was captured alive in Sirte, Libya, but died due to wounds which, according to the Libyan National Transitional Council, he received during a gunfight. Your opinion?Read more...
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A very interesting year draws to a close...
Published 6th Dec 2011
A very interesting year is drawing to a close – the public started to assert its authority over the ongoing economic crisis, titans fell (from Steve Jobs, to Col. Gaddafi) and News International looked extremely bad indeed.Read more...
Worrying developments in the UK-Iran relationship
Published 6th Dec 2011
Buried under a plethora of stories related to public sector workers going out on strike and the Government’s Autumn Statement, comes the news that Britain’s embassy in Iran was stormed. Read more...
Business Column: The Problem with the Semi
Published 6th Dec 2011
As young people, we are faced with a problem that most of us will have to deal with in the next few years, and one that is not always simple to overcome.Read more...
Great Debate: Christmas!
Published 6th Dec 2011
I think it’s true that the original reason for celebrating Christmas has been forgotten. The principal focus seems to revolve around the materialistic elements of Christmas rather than its origins.Read more...
Business Column - An interesting time to be a student
Published 22nd Nov 2011
An interesting time to choose to be a student. A second round of London protests has again prompted examination of the motivations and rewards for this particular career move.Read more...
The new fees aren’t half bad
Published 22nd Nov 2011
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...
Dont let the forces fade from thought
Published 22nd Nov 2011
The creation of an Armed Forces Day demonstrates a growing consciousness of the role of the military, and it is a step in the right direction in allowing us to honour their dedication. However, the notion that sacrifice somehow matters more when we’re at war is an uncomfortable one.Read more...
Blame where Blame is Due: Ellie Brodie
Published 22nd Nov 2011
There is an overwhelming amount of the population who are intolerant of victims of rape and sexual abuse. Views such as “it happened because her skirt was too short” or “she was easy because she was drunk” are unacceptable.Read more...
The Great Debate - Is the University offering too little contact hours?
Published 21st Nov 2011
Students often complain about limited contact hours at Surrey, with many receiving fewer than 10 hours per week. With the introduction of £9,000 tuition fees next year, is the University offering too little for too much?Read more...
The Great Debate - Colonel Muammar Gaddafi´s capture
Published 21st Nov 2011
Colonel Muammar Gaddafi was captured alive in Sirte, Libya, but died due to wounds which, according to the Libyan National Transitional Council, he received during a gunfight. Your opinion?Read more...
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