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June 14, 2013 · 0 CommentKTV and the NaSTAS
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KTV and the NaSTAS
Voting for the NaSTA People’s Choice Awards closes at 7pm tonight, the 14th of June. The University of Kent’s very own KTV has been shortlisted for five awards, including The ... Continue Reading →
Tina Turner Musical Is Simply The Best
Are you counting down the hours until you go home? Do you need something to watch? Do you like Tina Turner (not completely compulsory)? Then this is simply the best.
Soul Sister, straight ... Continue Reading →
Media and the Woolwich attack: why we should be wary of ‘viral’ terrorism
I really love those adverts of people in spectacular, awe inspiring places, aiming their iPhones at the view trying to capture the moment in digital form. Then the catchphrase comes ... Continue Reading →
Formula 1 – From Bahrain to Spain
Elizabeth Mitchell reflects upon three races prior to Sebastian Vettel’s win on Sunday; The Bahrain, Chinese and Spanish Grand Prixs.
Bahrain
On 21st April Sebastian Vettel gained ... Continue Reading →
Formula 1 – From Bahrain to Spain pt.2
China
The Chinese Grand Prix on the 14th April saw a dominant and smooth performance from Ferrari’s Fernando Alonso to gain victory, having led from lap five, to take his first victory ... Continue Reading →
Formula 1 – From Bahrain to Spain pt.3
Spain
The main issue of the Spanish Grand Prix was tyre degradation.
The race, on 12th May, saw winner Fernando Alonso pit four times on his way to victory with rivals Lewis Hamilton ... Continue Reading →
My experience with: volunteering
The world of volunteering is a vast and diverse one, where you can undertake pretty much any kind of community help, from looking after felines at the Cats Protection League to helping ... Continue Reading →
Birdsong play comes to the Marlowe
Sebastian Faulks’ acclaimed drama Birdsong has descended upon the Marlowe Theatre this week, engrossing audiences by bringing the horrors of World War One to life on stage.
The plot ... Continue Reading →
Kent FC’s Season Review – 2012/13
1st Team Captain Stefan Wolf reflects on a remarkable season for the University of Kent Football Club.
The return to University in September 2012 meant the start of a new season for ... Continue Reading →
Party in the Car Park: photos from the summer ball
Alex Blood and The Diggers
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