We all dream of having the full package – angelic singer, graceful dancer and sought-after actor… And for some, this is a reality. Vicki Robertson, 21, originally from Ladybank in Fife has just been cast as Sandy in Grease, which will be showing at Glasgow’s King’s Theatre this April. Not only has she got the… Continue reading The all-singing, all-dancing medical student
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5 Ways to Stop Procrastinating
We’ve all suffered from procrastination at one point or another. Sometimes it’s the sudden need to walk your dog. Other times, you just sit scrolling through your Facebook news feed, even though there have been no new developments in the past fifteen minutes. Current student Eilidh Stewart, the voice of experience, offers five ways to… Continue reading 5 Ways to Stop Procrastinating
Volunteering in South Africa
Megan Baker – 2 Week Special Human Rights in South Africa Megan Baker joined one of Projects Abroad’s 2 Week Special projects in summer 2013, when she was 18 years old. Megan is now studying Law at university. The 2 Week Specials are a great way to get a taste of a career or subject… Continue reading Volunteering in South Africa
REVIEW: Delivery Man
Dir: Ken Scott Release: 10 January 2014 Rating: 12A Ken Scott’s Hollywood remake of his 2011 French-Canadian movie Starbuck, Delivery Man is the story of slacker, er, delivery man David (Vaughn) who discovers that he has 533 children thanks to a slip-up from the sperm bank he visited 20 years previously in a bid to… Continue reading REVIEW: Delivery Man
REVIEW: 12 Years a Slave
Dir: Steve McQueen Release: 10 January 2014 Rating: 15 I always prefer watching films that are based on a true story. I think it makes me relate more to the characters involved,knowing someone actually went through the heartbreak, hardships and joy that is depicted on the screen. 12 Years a Slave, originally a 19th century… Continue reading REVIEW: 12 Years a Slave
Source Loves… The Undateables
For some, dating is pretty much a taboo topic and is never discussed outwith close friendship circles. For others, it’s more of a game where cards, or hearts, are held close to the chest in order to keep bluffers and cheats at arms length. But for a group of individuals – some of whom Channel… Continue reading Source Loves… The Undateables
Why you should… Join a Club at University
Going to uni isn’t all about writing essays and taking advantage of the union’s student-friendly prices. It’s about finding out who you are, making friends for life, and gaining skills that enable you to excel after graduating – and the hundreds of clubs and societies available at your university will do exactly this. With the… Continue reading Why you should… Join a Club at University
Source predicts The BRITs 2014
Rejoice, Source readers, because awards season is HERE! It all kicked off last week with the BAFTA shortlist announcement, closely followed by the noms for our absolute favourite ceremony of the year – the BRITs. While the ceremony isn’t quite as rock ‘n’ roll as it was back in the day, with Spice Girl Mel… Continue reading Source predicts The BRITs 2014
The Essential Prelim Playlist
Music can bring energy to the dullest of moments, but playing it while studying can be distracting – mostly because you can end up singing along to all your favourite tracks. Lyrics are the ultimate attention diverters when we’re trying to concentrate, but it’s no fun sitting in silence for hours on end with no… Continue reading The Essential Prelim Playlist