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FELIX GRADUATION PULLOUT INSIDE Subtitle PG “Keep the Cat Free” 18/10/13 Issue 1556 felixonline.co.uk Prince THIS ISSUE... Harry Visits FEATURES Imperial Aemun Reza Project Wild News Editor Thing 4 he Royal British Legion Centre of Blast Injury Studies (CBIS) offi cially opened COMMENT at Imperial College today (Oct 17). Th e CBIS held its Tsecond networking event in the Royal School of Mines and invited HRH Prince Harry to unveil the centre. IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON Th e CBIS is a charitably funded IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON research centre between the Royal Prince Harry Harry giving giving a speecha speech about about how howhe wouldnʼt he wouldnʼt have gotten have intogot Bioengineeringinto Bioengineering but settled but forsettled the army. for the army. British Legion, Imperial College and the Ministry of Defence speech addressing how important the and was established in 2008. research is at the centre. He was also under the name ‘Imperial Blast’. given a tour of the Imperial Labs in Th e aim of the centre is “to improve the Royal School of Mines building. The Prince Harry the mitigation of injury, develop and Th ere was also a poster competition advance treatment, rehabilitation for research for PhD students and Conspiracy 12 and recovery in order to increase post-docs with a £100 fi rst prize lifelong health and quality of life after and 2 runner-up prizes of £75. blast injury”. as quoted by Professor Th e second half of the event Anthony Bull, the Director of CBIS. included lectures given by Surgeon Th e networking event also Captain Mark Midwinter CBE, Wing TECH included lectures about blast Commander Alex Bennett, Dr Tobias injuries and diff erent aspects of the Reichenbach and Dr Spyros Masouros. research taking place at the centre. Topics included defence rehabilitation Professor Anthony Bull opened research, lower extremity blast the event with an introductory talk injuries, the eff ect of blast induced discussing the aim of the centre. traumatic brain injury on hearing and Th e morning half had lecturers such measuring injury burden and outcome as Professor Sir Simon Wessely, Dr parameters in combat trauma. Mazdak Ghajari and Major James Th e event was open to all students Singleton. Th e talks ranged from and staff who expressed an interest to myths of military mental health and attend and that registered for the event. Get rich quick, traumatic brain injury to battlefi eld One famous attendee was injury clinical research at CBIS. Bobby, Charton, the former YouTube style! 38 During the intermission, HRH came England football player and to unveil the centre and said a short former Manchester United player. continued on page 3... 2 FRIDAY 18 OCT EDITOR’S PICKS SCIENCE COMMENT ARTS Alzheimers This week Christie’s Delving into the developments Confessions of a GTA Part II: Our “undercover” reporter in neurological research, is a GTA means Graduate Teaching goes to an auction at Christie’s! possible cure for Alzheimers Assistant. Our columnist is back on the horizon? with more tales from the land of tutorials... COMMENTSUB STREAM Prince Harry! So you think you could be a Th is Friday enjoy a live DJ set from Tom Fitzgerald and Jordan Ford, better GTA? Th ink again! Like available to stream on STOICTV.com and ICRadio.com from 21:00. riding a bicycle it’s not as easy Looking at house music from its disco roots through to modern UK as it looks! bass. Joseph Letts IC Radio and STOIC members can join us live in the studio for the set in our studios in the Union’s West Basement. Teach First! Editor-in-Chief Do you want to change live Live music is becoming a big part of your studentand make radio society station better? at Imperial. If you want to get involved as a performer, web developer, sound engineer or nother week gone, hardware engineer contact [email protected] or [email protected]. another issue produced! I think we’re starting to get the hang of this newspaper thing! ATh e big story this week of course was Prince Harry’s visit to the South Erratum Kensington Campus (see page 1). We had a few errors in last week’s paper. Of course while HRH Prince Harry Do you want to help catch the errors before they’re printed? was visiting the Centre for Blast Join the copy editing team :) Injuries studies our very own Tessa Comment email [email protected] Davey ( ) was sent away by her department so she couldn’e even see her work being presented to the Prince, how unfortunate is that (page 12). LOLCAT OF TEH WEEK: More from teh Lolcat editor Aside from visiting royals and lots of rain the other big thing in the Felix offi ce this week was our preparation for next week’s Commemoration day IMPERIAL COLLEGE LONDON ceremonies. Inside this week’s issue you’ll fi nd a Graduation pullout, begin tonight (for more information because you truly do have a chance to something you should give a read go to imperialcollegeunion.org/ make a diff erence with your vote. even if you’re not graduating this year, elections. As indicated by our previous NSS it contains many pearls of wisdom. Th e elections (see page 3) are to performance many students with Of course if you’re not interested you elect a variety of part-time offi cer roles grievences against the system keep could always pass it on... at the Union including the Ordinary to themselves over the course of thir In addition to all of this excitement Members of the Union Council (giving degree and then complain bitterly at the Union has had some activity of the winner a say on the formation of the end. However if you would prefer their own, as well as getting ready Union policies; more important than to highlight problems you are having for their careers fair and hosting you might think), Liberation Offi cers, and trigger changes that will happen “Th e Great Soc Off ” on Th ursday Course Reps and Year Reps. You during your time at Imperial, this can (yesterday) night the Union are should vote, not because people (like only be achieved if you vote the best preparing for the commencement me) tell you to, and not because of the candidate into offi ce, so give it a shot! of this terms elections. Th e elections gentle prods you receive by email, but Felix, Beit Quad, Prince Consort Road, London SW7 2BB. THIS BROUGHT Email: [email protected]. Tel: 020 7594 8072. Fax: 020 7594 8065. Printed by Iliffe Print Cambridge, Winship Road, Cambridge. Registered newspaper ISSN 1040-0711. Copyright © Felix 2013. WEEK WASTO YOUBY Editor-in-Chief Joe Letts News Editors Aemun Reza, Nida Mahmud Features Editors MAYBE YOU? Business Editor James Tsim Science Editors Philippa Skett, Keir Little, Fiona Hartley Politics Editor Kartikeya Rana Food Editors Carol Ann Cheah, Michael Chung Comment Editors Eoghan J. Totten, Tessa Davey Arts Editor Arianna Sorba Books Editors Maciej Matuszewski, Eva Rosenthal Music Editors Simon Hunter, Riaz Agahi, Stuart Masson, William Stocker Television Editors John Park, Emily Fulham Film Editor John Park Games Editors Maximilian Eggl, Calum Skene, Imran Rashid Technology Editors Maximilian Eggl, Yong Wen Chua, Sam Arawa Travel Editor Chris Richardson Sports Editors Kunal Wagle Online Editors Philip Kent, Annina Sartor, Stephen Ball Puzzles Commanders Kingshuk Dasadhikari, Oliver Price Copy Chiefs Annina Sartor, Stephen Ball Copy Editors Stephen Ball, Thomas Heaven, Iulia Gherman FRIDAY 18 OCT 3 Editors: Aemun Reza, Nida Mahmud [email protected] NEWS Higher Education First Union Union Elections News Council now open Warwick Session of the Year Maciej Matuszewski Reporter Nida Mahmud Th e fi rst meeting of the Union Council was held in the Union Dining Hall last News Editor Monday. Th e Council, consisting of Last year, feminist students at Warwick University over exaggerated over two dozen student representatives their uproar in response to a semi-naked calendar produced by – including the Management Group nion elections are kicking female student rowers to raise money for the Macmillan Cancer chairs and Constituent Union off again on Friday 17 at Charity. Th is year, they shed the remaining garments in defi ance! presidents, is the main policy making 12pm, they will be open body of the Union and is subordinate till Tuesday 22 at 12pm. to only the Trustee Board. While most of the meeting consisted UTh ese elections are for Reps and of start of year reports from senior Union Council. Th is year 464 students student views are expressed to the Union offi cers there was also a in total have stood for elections for right bodies to make changes for the Labour discussion on the Union’s policy 115 positions. Th is shows an increase benefi t of students. Whether you want towards under 18s. Campaigns Offi cer to the number of total candidates that to be involved with representing your Christopher Kaye raised the point that ran last year, which was 390, even Year Group or Master’s cohort to your. current Union policy of barring under though last year there were more Department, or be one of the ‘voice of 18s from the Union for ticketed events positions available at a total of 139. the students’ in Union Council, we such as the Freshers’ Mingle might hope this guide will help you.” leave them feeling left out. A number Rebecca Coxhead the returning of Council members who started their offi cer stated “Th is is a brilliant way to So make sure you vote if you want courses at 17 confi rmed that they had get involved and be part of ensuring your voice heard.
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