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Dr Who: the 50Th Anniversary52 QuenchISSUE 139 - NOVEMBER 2013 Features 5 LGBT+ 11 Fashion & Beauty 16 Food & Drink 25 Travel 34 Culture 38 Video Games 46 Film & TV 50 Music 58 DR WHO: THE 50TH 8 PAGE SWN ANNIVERSARY 52 SUPPLEMENTINSIDE Cardiff Student Letting OWNED & RUN BY CARDIFF UNIVERSITY STUDENTS' UNION TEL: (029) 20781525 | www.cardiffstudentletting.com.cardiffstudentletting.com NO agency There’s plenty of time fees cardiffstudentletting.com QUENCH EDITOR’S NOTE THEQUESTION It’s midnight. I need help. Every other page on the you care about. (Unless it’s cat videos on YouTube, or from me, having played through it in entirety just before magazine is finished except this one. Tom Connick keeps whatever.) Blockbuster went out of business. While the review of hurling a stress ball at the Xpress Radio studio window. Anyway, I’m going off on a tangent. What’s up? 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Speaking of festivals, our coverage of this year’s Swn feel free to take a gander online if you want to accelerate Alas, I have a piece of obsidian where my sense of festival is as good as it’s ever been. Thanks to the excellent the inevitable death of print. humour should be, so instead, I’ve found the easiest way Urban Tap House, we managed to get interviews with Just before I finish - Quench would like to offer forward is to just put together a really good magazine. the majority of performing artists, so if you’re searching congratulations to Xpress Radio, who won bronze in I’m doing my best, but mistakes are made; last month, for something to listen to, type anybody who sounds the best station category at this month’s Student Radio three pages were rendered entirely unreadable by print interesting into Google and track them down. 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Smith grew up at the Remembrance, Travel examine interrailing and budget many acknowledgements, and I’ve got a shedload of same time as me and had a blogspot profile, the only friendly travel, and culture talk about Morrissey’s horrible work to do, but thank you for reading this far. I hope you thing he would’ve been famous for is hurling abuse at autobiography. I’ve glanced through his book, and I can enjoy the magazine, and, as ever, you can find me on everybody. If your defining characteristic is that you confirm that Morrissey is not a charming man. twitter or send me an email with my details on the next follow the crowd, and do what everybody else is doing, Video games have a review of Beyond: Two Souls page - I’d love to know what you think. then you’ll be alienated the moment you find something (pictured above), which comes highly recommended MOCD 3 Q TRAVEL @quenchtravel · [email protected] Emma Giles Travel editor @EmmaGiles94 QuenchIS BROUGHT TO YOU BY... 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