Cambridge three-term misery-themed May Ball most successful yet
This year’s celebration has been an unparalleled success, with more attendees than ever experiencing record levels of misery from October to June.
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Fall of TCS threatens Western democracy and freedom
First the Independent, now TCS – what next for print journalism?
Brummie Zionist conspirators thank Malia for long-awaited publicity boost
NUS President Malia Bouattia faced criticism this week for describing Birmingham University as “something of a Zionist outpost”, but received praise today from Birmingham Elders of Zion (BEZ), a shadowy Zionist group.
Nick Clegg to charge students £9,000 to attend talk at Cambridge Union
In a controversial move today, the former Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has gone back on his promise that his university appearances would be free for students to attend.
Senior Proctor: “Remember that happiness is forbidden this term”
On behalf of the Proctal Examiners, may I remind students that public displays of celebration or happiness after examinations this year will not be tolerated.
Scotland Yard praises Queens’ authorities for quashing mega-ghettos in college
Sir Bernard Hogan-Howe, the head of the Metropolitan Police Service, has publicly commended Queens’ College for cracking down on some of the country’s most impenetrable ghettos.
Egypt-themed Jsoc Ball ends early after mass exodus of students
When the Jewish Society’s Prince of Egypt-themed Ball failed to live up to expectations last night, theology student Moe Zez demanded that the organisers let his people go home.