Are you satisfied with the Summer Ball lineup?
A poorly attended final Union Council With the budget release and the library debate on the menu, students may have expected lively discussions at the last Union Council of the year. However, as has been the case for most of the year, the final meeting experienced a very low turnout and little in the way of debate. Photograph: Veronica Paez
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Royal Holloway College News
Olympic and Paralympic hopefuls gear up for Beijing
21 July 2008
2008 Honorary Graduates and Fellows become part of a prestigious network
18 July 2008
Scientists provide earliest molecular snapshots of the birth of leaves
15 July 2008
Francis Wheen awarded honorary scholarship
An alumnus of the College and notable journalist, Francis Wheen has had a very successful career in journalism and it has now been formally recognised by the awarding of an honorary scholarship on Wednesday 16 July....[continued]
Union holds its annual Laurels Awards ceremony
Thursday 29 May saw the Union's annual Laurels ceremony intended to reward union volunteers for outstanding effort and achievement. The focus rests heavily on those who have made a real difference to the Union and its members....[continued]
Royal Holloway goes on tour to Edinburgh Fringe Festival
A considerable delegation of students have spent the past few weeks and months preparing for their Summer break at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The Drama Society will be sending its production of ‘Darning Jilly’ (featured on pages 10-11), accompanied by the fantastic Michaelmas term production of ‘Flush!’. Edinburgh will also be finding itself in the uneasy company of Holloway’s homegrown comedians Max and Iván....[continued]
It's Panto time - oh yes it is!
In just over three months time boys all over the country will be slapping their thighs and men will be donning outlandish dresses all in the name of Panto. This year, RAG’s (Raise and Give) panto is ‘Dick Whittington and his Cat’ and will be coming to the Students’ Union in December. RAG’s annual panto raises money for a charity; this year The Fountain Centre in Guildford, who provide care for cancer suffers. The production team has lots planned for the panto and promise to provide Royal Hollowa...[continued]
Holloway girls run race for life
On Sunday the 18th May 18 cheerleaders took part in Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life in Richmond. All of the girls were clad in their uniform and showed their cheer spirit by teaming up and doing the race three-legged or running or walking the 5km track.
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Only Fools and Actors
David Dipper’s first play, ‘Flush’ was first performed at the Soho Theatre in 2004. It was then revisited by students at Royal Holloway University of London to sell-out success in October of 2007. From the success of the show and a group desire to take a powerful production to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival, the student run independent theatre company, Only Fools and Actors, was born.
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