Sunday 2 February was a monumental day for me. No, it wasn’t my birthday, or the day that I got into university – it was the day that I went to a Taylor Swift concert. Ever since her smash-hit Love Story hit radios back in 2008, I’ve been mesmerized by her music. Through the power… Continue reading REVIEW: Taylor Swift – O2 Arena, London
Category: Features
Tasting chocolate for a living? Someone’s got to do it…
Brandt Maybury has got the ultimate dream job, spending his nine to five as a taste specialist for organic chocolate company Green & Black’s. The former chef told us all about his delicious career… What does your job as a taste specialist involve? While there are some days that I do have to eat chocolate, it’s actually quite… Continue reading Tasting chocolate for a living? Someone’s got to do it…
Blog your way into a job
While we’re reading more and more about bloggers hitting the big time and turning their hobby of writing online into a career, there’s another use to the humble weblog. Blogs now have fantastic potential to be used as online portfolios, giving companies the chance to see your skills in action outside the restrictions of an interview… Continue reading Blog your way into a job
The winter issue of Source 2013 is online NOW!
It’s been a few weeks since the winter issue of Source hit schools, colleges and unis – if you missed picking up your copy in the rush (we hear it’s a stampede of Lion King-esque proportions in some places), you can check it out online right NOW! There’s plenty on offer this issue – here’s… Continue reading The winter issue of Source 2013 is online NOW!
Working at Glasgow 2014
Hannah Thomson speaks with one young graduate working behind the scenes at Glasgow 2014. With just 174 days to go until the Commonwealth Games, Glasgow’s already gearing up for what is set to be one of the most memorable events in Scottish history. Around 2.3 million tickets were requested for the Games with only one… Continue reading Working at Glasgow 2014
YOUR VIEW: Give Bieber a Break
Let’s not beat about the bush – Justin Bieber has had a proper shocker of a year. The once angelic teen singer’s life seems to have been one big run-in with the law over the last few weeks, thanks to very public arrests and allegations of drink, drugs and fast cars. It’s just the latest… Continue reading YOUR VIEW: Give Bieber a Break
REVIEW: You Me At Six – Cavalier Youth
Once upon a time, boys with floppy fringes and a passion for singing about how much they hated their ex-girlfriend dominated Myspace alongside solemn-looking selfies and the infamous internet term “pc 4 pc”. Amidst this trend, five boys known as You Me At Six uploaded a song called Save It For The Bedroom which got… Continue reading REVIEW: You Me At Six – Cavalier Youth
The all-singing, all-dancing medical student
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
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