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The Tab’s first fashion shoot is inspired by greek mythology and post-may ball madness…
TABTV: Crossbar Challenge
8:58 pm, Friday May 28th 2010
The Tab’s Crossbar Challenge challenges Downing to hit the crossbar.
VT Hits VT: Ski Venue Revealed
9:00 am, Wednesday May 12th 2010
Cheap and Cheerful: Varsity Trip 2010, the world’s biggest ski trip, launched today with an inflation-beating price-tag of just £299.
Cambridge Election Result
2:43 am, Saturday May 8th 2010
The results for Cambridge constituency are announced.
Election Blog: Lib Dems Win Cambridge
4:01 pm, Thursday May 6th 2010
As The Tab exclusively revealed at 2am, Julian Huppert has won Cambridge for the Lib Dems, with the Tories second.
Childish Chiles: ASBO Swan Chased By BBC
9:57 am, Wednesday April 28th 2010
Shocking footage has emerged showing a BBC film crew from The One Show cruelly provoking the ASBO swan.
ASBOlutely: the Return of the Killer Swan
12:21 pm, Tuesday April 20th 2010
After terrorising boaties last year, rowers have made a desperate appeal to the Queen for the permanent removal of the “ASBO Swan” from the river Cam.
Borat pays a visit
12:59 pm, Tuesday April 13th 2010
Everyone’s favourite cultural missionary Borat pays a visit to Cambridge.
Varsity Darts
12:58 pm, Saturday April 10th 2010
After the triumph of the Boat Race, The Tab delves deep into the vaults to bring you this YouTube classic: Oxford battling Cambridge in the excruciating Varsity Darts Match
Naked News: Again
7:30 pm, Friday March 12th 2010
Naked antics in CUTV’s naked news: this time with higher production values and even more nudity.
Naked News
1:58 pm, Thursday March 4th 2010
Cambridge students present a round-up of the news in the buff.
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!