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www.solentsu.co.uk/resus RE:SUS 1 Editorial Welcome back, Regulars I hope you are all 4. Note from the SU President feeling refreshed and 7. Student Advice Centre ready to take on 8. Student Life the next few months - believe me they will 12. Chuck Norris Facts shoot past! 16. Fashion 24. Hall of Fame The procrastnation 26. Music stage may well be 36. Activities Update over (at least until period 40. Sport 2 begins), but that doesn’t mean you shouldn’t indulge in the pleasures of reading RE:SUS. Features We have more great features crammed into this 5. New Year Resolutions issue, including an Interview with Shirley Eaton 6. Surviving with Housemates (pg.12), travel ideas (pgs. 14 & 44) and two top 8. The Continuing Guide to Love sports interviews! (Pg. 40). 9. Why Just ‘Doing’ the Degree isn’t Enough 2009 wll be a busy one for the SU. Our student 14. Voluntourism elections nominations are now open (see left) 12. Interview with Shirley Eaton and we have a brand new entertainment guide 18. Alix Malka - Fashion Photography - check out www.solentsu.co.uk for more info. 22. Michael McIntyre 33. Che - Film Review Happy new year! 34. Essential Games of 2009 38. Raise And Give (R.A.G!) Hayley 44. Summer Camp 47. Hall of Shame RE:SUS Magazine Team Editor in Chief: Hayley Clarke Fashion: Christopher Attewell-Hughes, Emily Design and Layout: Brown, Tiffany Evans, Vikki Hancock Hayley Clarke & Nicola Lombardi Music: Hannah Mahony, Mark Gale, Features: Emma Herron, Dan Jones, Adam Parker, Christopher Attewell-Hughes, Laura Ball, Zoe Whitfield James Davies, David Dudzik, Joe Jenness, Sport: Khamisi McKenzie, Steven Woodgate Nicola Lombardi, Will Nicholls, Cherry Photographs: Mark Castree, Will Nicholls, Pullinger, Jamie Skey Dan Prendie, Students! Front Cover Design: Natalie Al-Tahhan The views expressed by individual contributors do not reflect the views of Solent Student’s Union of Solent University If you would like to contribute to RE:SUS magazine, please email: 2 RE:SUS “For students, by students” www.solentsu.co.uk/[email protected] RE:SUS 3 Note from the Pres! The best New Years Hello to you all and welcome back. I hope you had a great Christmas and New Year. The second term resolutions is always the most tricky for Students. My message to you is don’t get too stressed, take some time to It’s about that time yourselves when studying or it will just get too much. where we want a fresh start and set A new term brings new opportunities, it may be that ourselves New Years your timetable changes and you have more time to resolutions no matter yourself or it might be that you start looking for a part how unrealistic, silly or time job. Don’t forget the Students’ Union is equipped to deal with your needs. Whether it’s advice or a challenging. crafty beverage. A new years resolution is a commitment that you make to The big push for the SU this term is the Student reach a goal, reform a Elections. You may have seen the Heroes posters habit or make a lifestyle knocking around! The Students’ Union offers a wide change. The name range of opportunities. By becoming a member of the comes from the fact executive, whether full or part time, you are adding so much value to your time at Solent these go into action on University. New Year’s day and All the best with your exams and I will be in touch again soon. usually go unfulfilled or abandoned. More Much love, Chris Brady - SU President eccentric resolutions include donating to charity, becoming more environmentally friendly or more assertive. Research shows that 52% often achieve their resolutions compared to the 12% of women. Which suggests that men choose sensible goals such as losing a pound a week, whereas women have more adventurous ideas such as losing a stone a month or saving up enough for designer shoes. Top 5 Resolutions Top 5 Student Resolutions 1.Lose Weight 1.Attend more Lectures 2.Pay off debts 2.Stop waking up in uncompromising 3.Save Money positions after a night out. 4.Get a Better Job 3.Start essay earlier than the night before 5.Get Fit 4.Go one week without ordering a takeaway 5.Spend more time in the library rather By Nicola Lombardi than at home watching Hollyoaks re-runs. 4 RE:SUS “For students, by students” www.solentsu.co.uk/resus RE:SUS 5 Features Hi Everybody! Hope you had a great Christmas and are looking forward to the year ahead. In the New Year we are continuing with our programme of weekly police surgeries and visits from the NHS PCT Sexual Health Clinic. We have been How to survive with your housemates adding to our list of campaigns that are in the interest of students but what we really want is for you to come forward with suggestions! Cherry Pullinger Dates for your Diary: May we take this opportunity to thank those of you who Sexual Health Clinic So you’ve found the perfect pad and everything It is important to be considerate of your other got involved with the Students’ Union Advice Centre Every Monday seems like it’s going well. You’ll spend the fi rst housemates when you are sharing. If someone and as Course Reps for the University. If you were 11:30am - 1:30pm few days living like newly-weds, making dinner is studying or sleeping then it is common sense thinking of becoming a Course Rep it’s not too late, for each other and bringing each other cups of not to play loud music. If you’ve been on a speak to your Course Leader. Police Surgery tea. That is until you realise your living with the night out and one of your housemates hasn’t Every Monday messiest or the loudest person on the planet. joined you, then try and remember when We know this term can be a stressful time, so Good Luck 3-4pm you burst through the door and head to the during the exam period and remember where we are if Living with a group of mates seems like a great kitchen to start banging pots and pans as you you need us. Housing Awareness Week idea at fi rst, but give it a few weeks and you will try and make yourself a snack. 10th-12th January be pulling your hair out and shutting yourself Stu and Joan away in your bedroom for hours. In order to live in Living in a shared house isn’t all bad. There are peace and harmony for the rest of the year there many good things about it that outweigh the are a few things you and your housemates can bad. You get to share the bills, which means do. you are paying less than you would do if you lived alone. You can also save money by It may seem a little scheduled but having a sharing items such as milk, bread and toilet roll. cleaning rota will help loads. Decide amongst yourselves who should do what on which days If one person is a decent cook then you and you should also choose a day once a month can offer to wash up or buy ingredients in where you all pitch in and have a full house exchange for them cooking you a proper clean. By putting up a rota, you won’t be faced meal. by a huge pile of dishes in the morning and you’ll be able to fi nd a clean spoon for your cereal. You can throw massive house parties by inviting all the friends of each individual If things around the house are getting to you, housemate and most importantly, you will don’t be afraid to voice your feelings. Calling a always have some company when you want house meeting is the perfect way to discuss issues it. You can crack open a bottle of wine (or and problems going on within the house. Maybe beer!) while you all get ready for a night out someone is playing their music too loud when or just fancy settling down and watching a you’re trying to study, or they aren’t pulling their fi lm; but if the worst happens and you really weight when it comes to cleaning. Whatever can’t stand it any longer, you can simply fi nd the reason, you should not be afraid to confront a replacement for the house and move out or people. You never know, you may be talking wait until the end of your contract and move about the same problem someone else was too in with people you are sure you can stand. scared to bring up. 6 RE:SUS “For students, by students” Student:Life Student:Life The continuing guide to love... Why just ‘doing’ By Joe Jenness the degree ...isn’t enough Pulling is like sport, (for some it is sport), Pro Evo for nine hours straight. You may you are either a great Olympian hurdling even get a kiss and her phone number. By Christopher Attewell-Hughes the race of love, or a fat kid missing P.E Just remember to leave at least 24 hours Three years down the line and anywhere with a note from his mum. The worst part before texting (any less is desperate) and from £9000 to £30,000 worth of debt and is it’s us men who traditionally have to do that the next time you see her you are you could still find yourself flipping burgers the running.