FEATURES: All I want for Christmas
What’s on your Christmas list this year? The latest experience in gaming entertainment á la Kinect, a Winter get-a-way break to somewhere hot and sunny, or is it yet another Mac-inspired updated gadget? When it comes to what we want for Christmas, we’re pretty spoiled for choice. But when considering what we can realistically afford in these difficult economic times, our illusions of foreign beaches and dancing into the privacy of our Television screens (control free!) sadly fades away. Unfortunately gifts don’t just appear out of thin air, and this means we have to think a little bit more creatively when it comes down to Christmas shopping on a budget. And here are a few ideas to get your festive thoughts flowing. BY JANETTE LOUGHLIN
December 10th, 2010 | Comments (2)
Sixth Gown issue of 2010-2011 available now
The sixth Gown edition of the academic year is now available across Queen’s campus. This will is the last issue of Semester 1. If you have any views on the stories covered, please leave a comment below.
December 1st, 2010 | No Comments
PREVIEW: We Are Scientists at Spring & Airbrake, Tuesday 30 November
Rounding up their busy year with yet another tour, We Are Scientists are heading to the Spring & Airbrake for the last leg of their American Barbarians Tour. Returning to Belfast to promote their new album, ‘Barbara’, the Californian quartet have been travelling the world over; from Paris to Berlin, promoting their new material and providing audiences with new renditions and remixes of old classics.
November 30th, 2010 | No Comments
REVIEW: Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1
This could be the most important film of the Harry Potter franchise. Leaving behind the happy confines of Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry, our indefatigable trio are on the run to save Mr Potter’s life. BY LAURA SHEARER
November 24th, 2010 | No Comments
NEWS: Queen’s Socialists to protest at Vice-Chancellor’s office
Queen’s Socialist Society intends to protest outside the Vice-Chancellor’s office next Tuesday afternoon in opposition to the Browne review. This comes at a time when its members have been increasingly critical of the Students’ Union’s tactics in its campaign against the Browne review, and argue that the SU should hold more large demonstrations similar to those held previously in the campaign. Announcing the protest for next Tuesday at 1.00pm, Queen’s Socialist Society Secretary, Tyler McNally said “You can’t just go out and go home.” BY CONNOR DALY
November 23rd, 2010 | Comments (13)
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