Issue - Any -Issue 108Issue 107Issue 106 Issue 105Issue 104Issue 103Issue 102Issue 101Issue 100Issue 99Issue 98Issue 97 Type - Any -Alumni lifeFeaturesBrainwavesCrosswordDon's diaryDownloadInboxMuseoMy room, your roomNewsSchool of thoughtShelfieSoundtrackStudent lifeThis idea must dieUniversity matters Topic - Any -Arts, humanities and societyBusiness and financeScience, medicine and technologySports, hobbies and personal stories Crossword / 108 Crossword- It's drawn out by Nimrod Solvers must find ways to connect four groups of three (including three nonstandard phrases) from realms – one group each – of history, geography, science/nature and entertainment. Wordplay in each of the normally numbered clues leads to the answer with an extra letter not entered in the grid. Features / On age I want to live for ever. I want to retire at 50. Paying for care is a lottery. I don’t know if I’ll ever be able to retire. The tropes of ageing are simultaneously contradictory and limiting, so what does it really mean to age well? Features / Always on my mind Coverage of mental health issues, particularly in the young, is on the rise – as is speculation that it’s being overdiagnosed. Now Tim Dalgleish, the inaugural Dawson Professor of Young People’s Mental Health, is on a mission to find new ways to change lives. Features / Old Father Thames keeps rolling Great Father Thames has provided food, industry, transport and protection for the inhabitants of London and the east of England for more than a thousand years – but human activity has taken its toll. Now’s the time to restore its former glory. Features / Trailer of Life Cheesy chips, quesadillas and, of course, burgers. For more than 30 years, the Trailer – or Van – of Life has been a Market Square staple, delivering vital sustenance at the end of many a late-night student adventure. So what’s its secret? Soundtrack / Matilda Lloyd's (Trinity 2014) Cambridge soundtrack Blowing her own trumpet: how a ‘bit of fun’ turned into a lifelong passion Winning the BBC Young Musician of the Year Brass Final was just the start for Matilda Lloyd, the ‘trumpeter extraordinaire’ who became a global superstar. My room, your room / Y43, Christ’s My room, your room The posters may have changed, but the air of excitement, possibility and pride is as strong as ever, say author Sathnam Sanghera and Law student Rocio Leyva Thomas. This idea must die / This idea must die- ‘The school system is broken beyond repair’ Professor Hilary Cremin believes the status quo for the education system is becoming untenable, and has some ideas about what might come next. Student life / Society CAM 108- Hole in one Hole in one. If you want to know how to combine serious sport with serious fun, the Golf Club has it down to a tee. Alumni life / CAM 108- Alumni life ‘We need to disrupt the VC model to invest in the people who are driving our society, and in terms of the future we want to live in’ Student life / Only human- Why haircare can be an act of resistance There’s much more to hair than pure aesthetics, says Karen Dominguez Mendoza, PhD researcher at the Centre of Latin American Studies. Inbox / Easter- Editor's letter and inbox Welcome to the Easter edition of CAM Pages123456789…next ›last »
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