Review: The Hunger Games – Catching Fire
There’s something about The Hunger Games that really gets under my skin. I think it hit me in the
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Have we forgotten the true meaning of Christmas?
Giant snowmen, baubles of every colour and size, chocolate reindeers (especially the Lindt ones) and presents in every direction you
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8 glaring omissions from the Mercury Prize nominations
The Mercury Prize 2013 was open to albums released by British or Irish artists between September 11th 2012 and September
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IBM and Lancaster University lay foundations for relationship
Lancaster University is to establish a closer cooperation with IBM, the US based software giant. In the future, IBM could
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It's time for an ethical investment policy
Far to the Southeast, in a coastal town named Hastings, the borough council is maintaining a top-secret military facility. The
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Tackling lad culture will take more than one motion
Condemning ‘rape culture’ is something we should have done a long time ago. A unique motion to prohibit lad culture’
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Typical student food with a twist
Getting bored of having the same old beans on toast? Feel like you need to spice up your cooking a
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Can Vettel be considered an F1 great?
By winning the Indian Grand Prix in impressive fashion, Sebastian Vettel completed a magnificent sporting achievement, winning his fourth consecutive
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A league table Lancaster does not want to top
There is in this country a crisis of employment. When the Government talk about more people being employed in this
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Banksy: The US Invasion
This past October, pseudonymous British artist Bansky took to the streets of NYC. Every day, locals and tourists scoured the
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You need to know: Bear's Den
Bear's Den Welcome to my first ever indie pick of the week in SCAN, a feature where you
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Britain's energy crisis needs a long-term solution
Since the Labour Party Conference in September, the issue of increasing energy prices has been the main subject of political
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The truth in the Turner Prize
I’m afraid if you haven’t heard of the Turner Prize I’d probably have to assume you’ve
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The importance of books
Reading is an activity that affects people and societies to a huge extent, but in totally different ways. Personally I
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Campus Beauty: Concealer
Last year there was a girl in my seminar group with the most amazing eyelashes but I never dared ask
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