Varsity Report- Men’s Rugby 1st
The Men’s Rugby first teams took to the pitch on the evening of the 8th March, in cold and occasionally gusty conditions and accompanied by a great crowd of spectators. UKC scored an early try, which they failed to convert, and then throughout most of the first half the two teams were fairly evenly matched, UKC dominating overall although Christ Church applied strong pressure for around 5 minutes before conceding a penalty, which UKC successfully took advantage of, leaving the half-time score 8-0 to Kent.
Halftime was …

Varsity Report
Women’s Basketball
Tipping-off Wednesday afternoon at Christ Church’s shiny new sports centre, the Women’s Basketball game was a well-fought one, both teams determined and giving away as little as they could. UKC scored first and solidified this with a strong opening streak of points, defending skilfully when required, forcing Christ Church to raise their game, leaving the first quarter score at 22-14 to UKC. The second quarter opened up with fast play and a fierce display from both teams, seeing longer periods of possession. However, despite some good side-line shooting …

Who doesn’t love finding money? I found a ten pence piece the other day and felt over the moon! But at the same time, if I were to lose ten pence I don’t think I’d notice; the person whose ten pence I found obviously didn’t. So when I opened a paper today and was asked to donate £2 a month to “Give water. Give life” I was pretty shocked. Water is something we take for granted. We complain because too much of it falls and makes our rivers overflow, and …

IN ASSOCIATION WITH FAIR TRADE FORT-NIGHT 2010 THE BIG SWAP
As my bead to take part and get involved in the fair trade fort night, I thought it would be a good idea to carry out my on research on the subject and share my finding with others in the hope to get more people involved and more aware on the subject. As you may or may not know England in one of the largest consumers of tea in world, with tea part of the British culture.
Using tea as the basics …