In line with the release of the Empowerment edition of the Yorker’s Magazine, Jane interviews Dan, a personal trainer at the York Sport Village, and asks him about his views […]
Author: Jane Fieldsend
Third Year History Student, and Marketer Extrodinaire (under the official title of Marketing Director). Offers up the occasional musing in Arts & Culture or Lifestyle.
Long-distance lovers: a guide to surviving Valentines Day
Single men and women have been the focus of public Valentines Day sympathy for too long. For those in long distance relationships, Valentines day serves only as a loud, shrill, […]
York students campaign to graduate at York Minster
Students at the University of York recently started a petition on change.org to graduate at the York Minster, one of the focal points of the city itself, and a destination […]
Review: Downton Abbey – Series 5, Episode 2
WARNING: MAJOR SPOILER ALERT!! Our favourite quintessentially British period drama is back! After the first episode’s tumult of quick-fire über-scandal (complete with thievery, manipulation, class-conflict, illegitimate children, illicit sex, walking in on […]
Review: The Balloon Tree Farmshop & Cafe
So you’re a Fresher, and you want to take you parents to a final goodbye breakfast or lunch. Or you’re a returning student, you’ve seen the centre of York a […]
Review: The Sex Lives of Siamese Twins
A dark and depraved tale of obsession, sex, body image and real estate” – Irvine Welsh certainly does not shy away from his trademark brutalised and controversial style in his […]
Review: The Importance of Being Earnest
When people have to be turned away at the door due to over-demand, you know the DramaSoc production team are doing something right. Whether it be due to the popularity […]
Review: Foster the People – Supermodel
Foster the People were first caught in the web of public attention due to the dizzying success story that was ‘Pumped Up Kicks’, a song which pretty much embodied the […]
Top 10 On-screen Irishmen
As well as donning the green attire and getting merry at the local pub, St. Patrick’s Day is surely the day to appreciate the best talent that Ireland has to […]
Review: The Speakeasy
The first Speakeasy of the year was launched at Courtyard on Saturday 23rd November. Advertised as a “taste of glitz and glamour” and with an aim to “combine a dim […]