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Rugby Season To Open With Crunch Matches
1:41 pm, Friday August 27th 2010
The rugby season will begin with the ‘big three’ colleges all playing each other in the opening weeks, the new fixture list reveals.
A Welcome To The A* Freshers
9:07 am, Thursday August 19th 2010
Congratulations from The Tab to all those who made their grades today.
Vickerman Targets Wallabies Comeback
12:53 am, Sunday August 15th 2010
Blues second-row Dan Vickerman will return to Australia next year to attempt an international comeback.
Boats Sunk As Punt Wars Resume
8:54 pm, Tuesday August 10th 2010
Thugs have used concrete to sink two punts worth £10,000, raising fears of an escalating ”turf war” between rival operators.
Varsity Breaks The Mould
10:46 pm, Thursday July 29th 2010
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!
Olympic Hero Is New Blue Boat Boss
3:19 pm, Monday July 26th 2010
Former British Olympian Steve Trapmore has been appointed Chief Coach of the Cambridge University Boat Club.
Trinity Win Fit College
8:03 pm, Sunday July 18th 2010
Trinity have finished top of Fit College with 18%, beating Jesus by just 12 votes.
Clever Emma Top Tompkins As John’s Fall
12:12 pm, Saturday July 10th 2010
Emma have topped the 2010 Tompkins table, as Churchill rise to an unexpected third and John’s fall into the bottom ten.
Cricketers Complete Cambridge Triple
12:11 am, Monday July 5th 2010
Cricketers chase down 270 to beat the Dark Blues and give Cambridge the clean sweep of the ‘Big Three’ Varsity matches in 2009-10.
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!