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The Tab’s first fashion shoot is inspired by greek mythology and post-may ball madness…
Blues Bash BUCS Again
10:58 pm, Friday July 2nd 2010
Cambridge’s cyclists have reaffirmed their status as the best in the country, after retaining the BUCS championship.
May Bumps: Women’s Review
9:26 pm, Friday June 18th 2010
The Tab assesses the main events of the top women’s divisions during Mays.
Crashing a Ball
2:02 pm, Friday June 18th 2010
A May Ball crasher offers his perspective on his dangerous pursuit.
May Bumps Preview
10:04 pm, Monday June 7th 2010
The Tab looks at headship and spoon contenders as well as those likely to bump.
Cuppers: Christ’s Cruise Past Churchill
9:20 pm, Monday June 7th 2010
Christ’s rolled over Churchill in the semi-finals of cuppers cricket to move imperiously onto friday’s final.
Top Gong For Wong
4:47 pm, Wednesday March 31st 2010
A Cambridge man beat 5000 budding directors from around the world to win the Jameson Empire ‘Done in 60 Seconds Award’.
Hawking Not Walking
2:32 pm, Friday March 26th 2010
Professor Stephen Hawking announced yesterday that he will not retire from his post in Cambridge until at least 2012, at the age of 70.
Oi, Churchill! What’s all this about police brutality?
10:35 pm, Tuesday March 2nd 2010
A Churchill student was hospitalized after trying to escape from police dogs by jumping off a roof.
Is Sidney Down Under?
12:49 am, Friday November 20th 2009
The Tab’s favourite College drinking-hole is facing authoritative pressure to increase its responsibility as a licensed bar.
Cole as Ice
4:36 pm, Wednesday November 18th 2009
Model Lily Cole skated into a child this week at the opening of the Somerset House Ice rink.
Editor’s Pick
JESS STEWART: Nicholas Cage attempts to channel his inner Aragorn. “Instead, what we’re hearing is, ‘Big Issue, anyone?’”
GEORGE OSBORN: “Despite a plot as flimsy as an A4 piece of paper and one dimensional characters, this is two highly entertaining hours of fresh and unique cinema.”
Highlights
A stunningly nonchalant sign in the Varsity office reminds its few remaining apparatchiks not to do what The Guardian, The Sun, The Telegraph, The Express, The Mail, The Times, The Metro, The Star, The Mirror, The Independent, Private Eye and even TCS have done this year!