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_The bee’s knees and
the bees in bonnets this month…
Welcome to the gorgeous new Freshers’ _StylE
edition of Scotcampus. As you can see,
we have a new look, a new attitude Lerato is on the fashion radar, Tanya Knees:
and loads of exciting new sections and Bennett explores the best Hong Kong GooGlE EARtH MAP HolIDAyS
features to keep you up to date with street fashion has to offer, Caitlin Rattray I spent half of last week in New York, via Google Earth. Saw
what’s happening all year round. goes Swishing, Mia Mai showcases her the sights without spending a penny! Saw a man cleaning
latest collection, Chloë Sevigny is our icon, the pavement outside a shop. Saw another man delivering
It’s our not-to-be-missed Freshers’ Fashion Skeletor gets hair-brained, Chris melons. It was marvellous. My only complaint is that the
Festival this month and we are set to Hammond talks tattoos and much more… Brooklyn Bridge was filmed at night, and therefore not as
take Glasgow’s George Square by storm good. Beware the Google Earth cameras though; if you’re
on October 3rd and 4th with a free, two caught in a compromising position when they’re driving
day party celebrating the very best of _GRADUAtE RECRUItMENt down your street then it’s there for the entire world to see!
student life in Scotland - from the serious
business of studying and careers to the Don’t miss our graduate recruitment UMBREllAS
essentials of music, clubbing, shopping special featuring lots of information and Highly underestimated gadget, the umbrella. I lost mine a
and partying. Whether you’re a fresher handy hints and tips to help you get on few weeks ago, and since I spent a fair amount of time
this year, you’re already studying or the first step of the career ladder. outdoors, I’ve not been 100% dry since. So for that reason,
are leaving school next year, join us the umbrella makes it onto my list this month. I will be
and 10,000 young people from all over investing in an antique one soon. I’m looking for one that
Scotland, the UK and around the globe to _SUBStANCE shoots out poisonous darts from the end so I can swiftly
kick start your student life in Scotland. remove slow walkers and pensioners from my path.
Josef Donovan gets perplexed, the
Chock full of goody bags, good music, Scientologists worry Chris Duncan, Mary tHE olyMPICS
good food, and goodness in general, Ellen Mark is a legend and Kriss Murray Congratulations to Team GB on their dazzling success at
including the chance to win a gorgeous Brown talks politics. the Olympics in Beijing this year! We’re all very proud.
brand new Citroen C1, it’s an event you
won’t want to miss and I hope to see
many of you in attendance. _MUSIC
Bonnets:
Of course, I’m always delighted to get Helen Waddell interviews future Scottish DRAGoNS’ DEN
feedback from readers, so if you have sensation, Popup, Stephen Walsh This is usually something we at Scotcampus like to watch.
ideas or suggestions for the magazine, assassinates the Brit School, the worst The endless stream of intrepid entrepreneurs offers great
or you just want to have a moan about five singles this month, an interview with entertainment. This latest series has been a letdown. It
something, then you can get in touch with Matthew Ryan and Chris Hammond chats does, however, raise some good questions. Will Duncan
me directly at jade@scotcampus.com. with Manda Rin about her latest release. Bannatyne ever invest in anything. Does Deborah Meaden
have cloved feet? Is James Caan perpetually on valium?
We’re also on the look out for talented Who knows, but I’m starting to think the ‘entrepreneurs’ are
writers, photographers, illustrators and _tHE GooD lIfE actually jobbing actors lowering themselves to pay the rent.
stylists, so if you think you have what it
takes and want to kick start your career, The real guide to New York by real New footBAll
send me some examples of your work Yorkers, the infamous crocodile face meat The football season has once again kicked off. This means
or some ideas and I promise I’ll get is captured on camera and the world’s loads of things. For one I’ll be forced to watch Match of
back to you. most glamorous boutique hotels. the Day with Gary Lineker on Sunday nights, tossing and
turning before I go to sleep thinking about how hideous his
Enjoy! shirts are. However, it also means that I don’t have to look
_tHE BACkSIDE at the pained, bored, lamentful face of my football addicted
boyfriend anymore. Because he’ll either be at the games, or
Jade
This is where you’ll find the funny bits, watching them in the pub, leaving me with a house to myself
the moral of the month, the pub quiz and and blessed silence.
our delightful Limeroscopes.
SoRRy. No CAN Do.
Publishers: G Barratt & A Purdie _CoNtRIBUtoRS: What is the bloody point of having a Bebo page if you’re
Editor: Jade Halbert Chris Hammond, Chris Duncan, Stephen going to make your profile private? The thing only exists
Design: fourtwentyseven design Walsh, Helen Waddell, Tanya Bennett, Mia so that your ex and people you bullied at school can
www.0427.co.uk Mai, Lerato, Dylan Webster, Alan Hazlie, stalk you and scrutinise your pictures. To make yourself
Kris Murray Browne, Josef Donovan, private denies people of these pleasures makes them
Editorial: jade@scotcampus.com Fraser Gibb, Graeme Allister, Fashion quite angry and they therefore resort to extremely
Advertising: adverts@scotcampus.com Skeletor, Caitlin Rattray, Tery Sawyers, underhand methods to get at your profile anyway.
& 0141 204 2042 Jenny Soep, fourtwentyseven design. Wiser to just have a public profile and not tempt the rage of
these cyber nutters.
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