International Women’s Day: Still a long way to go
Every day we are bombarded with information about the rapes, domestic abuse and murders which sadly are reality for women in the UK. From the time you’ve had your morning coffee to the time when you fall asleep in front of your computer roughly 230 women have been raped in the UK. And [...]
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News in Brief – 30TH April 2012
News in Brief The UK The Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt faced calls for his resignation this week, after it emerged that he might have offered behind-the-scenes support to News Corps bid for overall control over BSkyB. The Leveson Inquiry originally blocked the Culture Secretary’s bid to give his side of the story after the PM [...]
News in Brief 23rd April 2012
The News in Brief The UK The Government has faced severe criticisms over its plans to cap charity tax relief on donations. • The deportation of Abu Qatada was delayed this week after another controversial decision at the European Court of Human Rights. • The race for the Mayor of London is entering its final [...]
London Met Performing Arts students tackle Slawomir Mrozek
There are a lot of potential problems when it comes to acting. There are lines to remember, cues to hit, auditions to pass and directors to deal with. On top of all that, sometimes you have to be funny too. That’s the task facing London Metropolitan Performing Arts students as they tackle Slawomir Mrozek Mrozek’s democratic [...]
Film Competition: Win 2 tickets to The Dictator World Premiere!
To celebrate the release of Sasha Baron Cohen’s latest film ‘The Dictator’, Verve Magazine are offering you the chance to attend the London red carpet World Premiere.
News In Brief – Sarandip Singh Batt
News in Brief – Week Beginning 12th March 2012 The UK Plans to legalise Gay marriage in 2015 were formally introduced by the Equalities Minister Lynne Featherstone despite the Archbishop of Canterbury quitting over the issue. Network Rail has been fined £1m for failures that led to the deaths of 2 teenage girls at a [...]
New Era at the Rocket Complex
After a fabulous launch at the Rocket we’re ready for another massive New Era party! On 23rd March, 10.30pm – 4am, come down to London Met’s biggest new club night where the DJs are spinning Electro, House & Techno in Room1 and in Room2 its all about the DnB and Dubstep. There are a few tasty room2 [...]
The Drums: Review
Early morning, rise and shine! We’re off to… err, a gig? Yes, that’s right. At 8 o’clock on Thursday morning The Drums took to the stage at Floridita for an acoustic breakfast set.The stripped-back, twenty minute show was presented by The New York Bakery Company meaning that the bleary-eyed crowd were bobbing along with a bagel [...]
The Biggest Music Technology Sites for 2012
2011 was a big year for Music Technology but what will this one hold? It’s an exciting time for consumers of music when each new update or service brings an attempt from the competition to top it. With smartphones becoming more popular with every year (the iPhone 4S has become Apple’s biggest selling product ever), [...]
Support London Met Rugby Team
On Wednesday, March 14th, the London Metropolitain University rugby team will play East London University for the league title decider. The LMU team have had a phenomenal season and this is their first and last chance of winning silverware in 10 years. Because this will be the only opportunity for this year’s university sports teams to win something, the game will [...]
International Women’s Day: Still a long way to go
Every day we are bombarded with information about the rapes, domestic abuse and murders which sadly are reality for women in the UK. From the time you’ve had your morning coffee to the time when you fall asleep in front of your computer roughly 230 women have been raped in the UK. And [...]