The Bubble - 10/11, Term 1, Week 3

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The Bubble - 10/11, Term 1, Week 3

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Welcome to The Bubble - The definitive guide to everything happening in your Union this fortnight. We’ll be delivering it to your halls, putting it on the buses and dropping it off in the Union for your perusal. Make sure you check out the listings on the back to know what’s going on; you can also keep up-to-date with news on this page and enter our competition on the back to win some prizes.

Week 3 is your chance to vote in this year’s Autumn Elections - make sure you take the time to have your say in who should be on Union Council this year. There’s also ‘Higher Fees? The Big Debate’ this week – pop along and find out how your education could be at risk this year.

Week 4 sees the Halloween ‘End of the World’ Party – make sure you get your tickets early to avoid disappointment and get involved with the Community Reps Scheme by coming to the info session.

As ever, if you’ve got any feedback, questions or concerns drop into SUHQ and we’ll see what we can do to help.

Be part of it.

Chris Luck

intro • news in brief • warwick su puts its foot down

Sign up now for the NUS-UCU National Demo in Central London on 10/11/10 and join us as Warwick SU puts its foot down. The potential cuts to Higher Education put your library at risk,

damage the future of your sports clubs and could see entire departments under threat. This cannot be allowed to happen.

Coach places are heavily subsidised and will cost £5 to get you there and back, sign up now at www.warwicksu.com/demo2010.

news in briefbrowne review: putting higher education out of reachThe Browne Review’s recommendations of unlimited fees will cause the cost of a University education to spiral. It’s time for you to join us as Warwick SU puts its foot down.

Join us at ‘Higher Fees? The Big Debate’ on Tuesday 19th October in the Atrium at 5pm to hear the views of NUS National President Aaron Porter, Economics Professor Robin Naylor and Education Officer Sean Ruston.

do something amazing – give blood!Sign up in the Arts Centre on Wednesday 20th October to give blood on campus this term. The Blood Drive will be on the 10th November but you must register in advance.

nightline sign-upAre you a good listener? Fancy lending an ear? Sign up for Nightline in the Nightline Block (between Old and New Rootes) on the 18th and 19th October.

jailbreak 36 hours, no money, how far can you go?The popular charity hitch-hiking event is back this term. In the past teams have reached Egypt, Vancouver and Morocco. How far can you go? Sign up now at www.warwickjailbreak.com.

rag - choose a challengeWhere will your challenge take you this year? There’s something for everyone, from doing the 3 Peaks Challenge to going on a road-trip to Bratislava – all in aid of charity! If you’re interested visit www.warwickrag.com or pop along to the Atrium, 6pm on Tuesday 26th October.

weekly indoor marketsThey’re back! Every Monday, Wednesday and Friday during term time

make sure you head on down to the Atrium to grab a bargain. There are lots fo different stalls to choose between, from CDs and clothing to freshly prepared food and fine jewellery.

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autumn elections 2010

so, what are these elections all about?The nominations are in, candidate lists are up, but who will you elect in this year’s Autumn Elections? Voting opens this week for Union Council, Postgrad Reps and NUS National Conference Delegates.

why should i vote?Do you think the Union should sell only Fairtrade products? How do you feel about sponsorship? What about environmental policy and carparking? Union Council policy has a genuine effect on your Union and your University, and you need people who represent you to do it.

Voting takes mere seconds and is all done online at www.warwicksu.com/elections.

POLLS OPEN: Tuesday 19th October, 9am

POLLS CLOSE: Thursday 21st October,9pm

RESULTS: Friday 22nd October, 12 Noon

BE PART OF IT | WWW.WARWICKSU.COM/ELECTIONS

Remember: It’s YOUR chance; it’s YOUR Union; BE PART OF IT!

sunday It’s time for that all important lie in again...

Now that you’re a real Warwick student it’s time to pit your wits against your fellow quizzical folk. Head over to The Copper Rooms for the 2nd RAG Quiz of the year. What better way to exercise your brain cells, and it’s all for charity!

VOTENOW

All Warwick SU Elections are run and overseen by Elections Group.

Would YOU like to get involved in the running of Elections for next year?

We are recruiting now!Please email [email protected]

THE AUTUMN

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get involved • have your say

you say...

we say...

drink pricesare too high!

you say...

we say...

i can’t find ‘x’ onthe new website!

we say...

[email protected] us a few days and

find out what

it’s your union so have your say

got feedback?

We’re currently running a couple of weeks behind

schedule on the new website. We’re working as hard as we can to get everything complete as soon as

possible - watch this space!

[email protected] your say

We’re as cheap as we can be while still providing

the Student Advice Centre, societies and sports clubs. Remember that every penny spent in Warwick SU is

reinvested for your benefit.

get involvedstudent community reps

Want to become a volunteering project leader? ○Want to try your hand at teaching? ○Want to volunteer in local charities or ○refugee centres?

Want to boost your CV? ○Find out how you can give back to your community at the SU’s Student Community Reps information sessions in The Terrace Bar:

Wednesday 20 ○ th October at 2pm

Tuesday 26 ○ th October at 2pm

Alternatively email [email protected].

warwick su inspireAre you interested in inspiring young people to reach Higher Education?

The Warwick SU Inspire scheme takes Warwick Students into local schools where they talk about their life as a student at Warwick, and chat with pupils about their perceptions of the University experience.

Participants will have the chance to motivate the next generation of University students, many of whom may not have considered Higher Education as an option.

For more information and to get involved contact your Education Officer, Sean Ruston, by emailing [email protected].

working groupsPassionate about an issue but can’t commit too much time? We’ve got Working Groups and Forums for all sorts of issues:

If you want to find out more or to sign up, head over to the Democratic Services Office, Level 2 of SUHQ or email [email protected] and the relevant Officer will contact you shortly.

Be part of it!

Anti-Racism ○LGBTUA+ ○Women ○Environment ○Equal Opportunities ○

Students with Disabilities ○Ethics and Social Justice ○Ethnic Minorities ○Postgraduates ○

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brain teasers • win win win!

win, win, win!Think you’ve cracked the sudoku? Why not enter the competition to win one of our fantastic prizes?

Simply fill out your details and hand your answers in to SUHQ Reception. Entries must be received by Wednesday 27th October at 4pm.*

#3: sudoku

5 7 1

7 6 3

8 1 4

8 7

1 5 8 7 4

2 8

1 3 4

7 9 5

9 4 3

brain teasers

There is an island, its inhabitants are all perfect logicians (if there is a logical conclusion they will instantly deduce it). No one knows the colour of their eyes, there are no mirrors or reflective surfaces on the island and the waters surrounding it are too murky to show a reflection.

Every night at midnight, a ferry stops at the island. Any islanders who have figured out their own eye colour leave the island, and the rest stay. Everyone can see all the other islanders at all times and keeps a count of the number of people they see with each eye colour, but they cannot otherwise communicate. Everyone on the island knows these rules and abides by them.

100 islanders have blue eyes, 100 have brown and the shaman has green eyes. The islanders do not know how many people there are of each eye colour, so a blue-eyed islander would be able to see 100 people with brown eyes and 99 with blue but for all they know they could have blue, brown, green, grey or red eyes.

The only islander allowed to speak is the shaman and only on one auspicious day when the planets are correctly aligned. On that day the Shaman says: ‘I can see someone who has blue eyes.’

Qu. Who leaves the island, and on what night?

#1: the riddle

Qu.1: The flag of which African state features a green device sometimes known as ‘Solomon’s Seal’ on a red background?

Qu.2: The Greek for ‘wanderer’ is the origin of the term for which type of celestrial body?

Qu.3: What object has a moment of inertia equal to two fiths its mass times radius squared?

Qu.4: Which of Shakespeare’s tragic heroes says of himself that he ‘does murder sleep’?

Qu.5: Lobamba is the legislative and and royal capital of which country of South Africa?

Qu.6: Which chemical element has as its symbol the single letter that is worth 5 points in the game of Scrabble?

Qu.7: In computing, ubuntu, suse and red hat are among the distributions of what operating system?

#2: university challenge test

Think you know all the answers? Make sure you sign up for the University Challenge Auditions coming soon.

name:

email:

university number

this week’s prize4 tickets to OMG feat. Chase and Status and Friends, 29th October Week 4

*All correct entries will be entred into the prize draw and a winner selected at random.

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what’s on

monday 18th

iNdOOr markET10AM - 4PMATRiUM

Don’t miss your chance to grab a bargain. From books and jewellery to African and Carribean food there’s something for everyone.

NighTliNE sigNup11AM - 5PMnigHTLinE BLoCk

If you’re a good listener come and volunteer. It not only looks great on your CV, but you could really help someone out.

maNic mONdays10PM - 2AMRooM 2

What Mondays are all about: cheap to get in and cheap when you’re in! Tom Skelhon mixes up an ‘anything goes’ soundtrack to the start of your week.

tuesday 19th

auTumN ElEcTiONs VOTiNg OpENs9AM WWW.WARWiCkSU.CoM/voTE

NighTliNE sigNup11AM - 5PMnigHTLinE BLoCk

ThE big dEbaTE: highEr fEEs?5PMATRiUM

Hear the views of NUS National President Aaron Porter, Prof. Robin Naylor and Education Officer Sean Ruston on this hot topic. Get involved!

rEd sENsaTiON10PM - 2AMRooM 1 + RoUgE

Come and join the Russian Speaking Society for a night of ultimate house music!

wednesday 20th

iNdOOr markET10AM - 4PMATRiUM

Even more stalls to browse through including fine fragrances and bakery goods.

cOmmuNiTy rEps & iNspirE iNfO. sEssiON2PMTHE TERRACE BAR

Get involved in giving back to the local community this year whilst getting a great CV boost – come along to find out more.

pOp! piraTE parTy10PM - 2AM (CiRCLing FRoM 7PM)ROOM 1

Feel free to come on down and shiver your timbers! This is going to sell out so get your tix nice and early.

thursday 21st

crash9PM - 1AMRooM 2

Rock, Metal, Punk & Ska, anyone? The loudest night on campus!

idiOTEquE9PM - 1AMTHE TERRACE BAR

The finest, newest sounds from the world of leftfield, alternative indie.

OWW lauNch parTy10PM - 2AMRooM 1

Featuring live acts and society performances in association with Oxjam music festival.

auTumN ElEcTiONs VOTiNg clOsEs9PM WWW.WARWiCkSU.CoM/voTE

friday 22nd

iNdOOr markET10AM - 4PMATRiUM

The last market of the week.

WarWick sNOW xmas TOur lauNchWWW.WARWiCkSnoW.nET

Don’t miss out - get your ticket now.

auTumN ElEcTiONs rEsulTs12PM WWW.WARWiCkSU.CoM/voTE

liVE jazz3PM - 6PMATRiUM

Listen to soulful Jazz music as you grab some tea, coffee, cocktails or just a regular game of pool. There is no better way to end the week.

Omg fEaT. chiddy baNg10PM - 3AMFULL Union(RESCHEDULED FRoM 12TH oCT – TiCkETS STiLL vALiD)

4 rooms, 4 vibes, CHIDDY BANG LIVE! Plus OMG Twitter wall, Photo-mosaic Projector and loads more oddities. It must be OMG: Fridays at Warwick SU!

saturday 23rd

pOsTgraduaTE parTy8PM - LATETHE TERRACE BAR

The best place to meet fellow Postgraduate students from across the University.

miNisTry Of sOuNd prEsENTs: ElEcTrO aNThEms10PM - 2AMRooM 1

THE biggest brand in dance music take over The Copper Rooms to bring the biggest, bestest Electro anthems for your delectation!

sunday 24tH

bEaTs & bars3PM - 6PMCURioSiTEA

A subtle blend of acoustic aromas & poetry.

rag quiz7:30PMATRiUM

Teams are a max of 8 people and there’ll be the traditional RAG prizes (that means sweets, DVDs, games and more).

monday 25th

ViNTagE fashiON FRoM 4PMCURioSiTEA

Browse through our collection of original vintage clothing and accessories from the 50s, 60s and 70s - grab a bargain!

uNiON cOuNcil5PMRooM 2

maNic mONdays 10PM - 2AMRooM 2

What Mondays are all about: cheap to get in and cheap when you’re in! Tom Skelhon mixes up an ‘anything goes’ soundtrack to the start of your week.

tuesday 26th

cOmmuNiTy rEps & iNspirE iNfO. sEssiON2PMTHE TERRACE BAR

rag chOOsE a challENgE6PMATRiUM WWW.WARWiCkRAg.CoM

cupcakE crEaTiONs7PM - 8PMCURioSiTEA

Design your own custom cupcakes! Flavourings, sprinkles, icing, colours... the possibilities are endless! Only £10 to take part - sign up in Curiositea now.

wednesday 27th

pOp! Wild Wild WEsT parTy!10PM - 2AM (CiRCLing FRoM 7PM)ROOM 1

Yeeee-haaaah! The best theme night on the planet is gonna send you West!

what’s onweek 3

what’s onweek 4

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featured event • don’t miss

don’t miss: saturday wk 3

saturday wk 8

don’t miss: saturady wk 4

thursday 28th

cypriOT sOciETy parTy 9PM - 1AMRooM 2

idiOTEquE9PM - 1AMTHE TERRACE BAR

In association with our friends at RISE and Offbeat; the coolest, most clued-up soundtrack of the week.

friday 29th

liVE jazz3PM - 6PMATRiUM

More live jazz in the Union’s Atrium for your enjoyment.

Omg fEaT. chasE aNd sTaTus + friENds10PM - 3AMFULL Union

One of the finest Drum ‘n Bass line-ups on the planet with CHASE & STATUS, NERO, TEMPA T, MAVERICK SABRE and more!

saturday 30th

hallOWEEN prEsENTs… ThE ENd Of ThE WOrld: aliEN aTTack! 9PM - 2AMRooM 1

It’s official, the world is ACTUALLY going to end at midnight as Aliens invade planet Earth. Look out for tips on how to avoid being eaten and get your last requests in now!

sunday 31st

rag quiz7:30PM ATRiUM

Another chance to pit your wits against Warwick’s finest in one of RAG’s famous quizzes. There are lots of prizes to be won - and best of all, it’s all for chartity!

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nd most recognisable

names in global dance music r

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another night of neon-soaked mayhem.

FRIDAY 22ND OCTOBERWEEK 3FRIDAY 29TH OCTOBER

WEEK 4

AND FRIENDS

featured event: friday wk 3 & 4

HALLOWEEN PRESENTS...

Your Club/Society event not listed? Email your events for Term 1, Weeks 5 and 6 to:

[email protected]

THE BAD NEWS: On Saturday 30th October the world will be overrun by killer aliens and we’re all going

to die. Wounder.

THE GOOD NEWS: While the rest of the world freaks out and cries, we’re going to gather together all the people we love, lock ourselves

in The Copper Rooms, barricade the doors and party for as long

as we can until the aliens break in and eat us. So, if you want one last

chance to live out your dreams, come to the party to end all parties on your last night… ever!Doors: 9pm till you die!

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PLAN FOR THE YEAR:

‘I want to make campaigns available to all students - you have

a voice so use it!

My job is all about raising awareness of issues to the Union and University, if you’ve got something to say then get in touch and let’s do something

about it. United we can fight fees and battle the BNP - let’s do it!’

[email protected]

Megan FortuneCAMPAIGNS FORUM

CO-ORDINATOR

COURSE: 3rd year, Philosophy

PLAN FOR THE YEAR:

‘Cope with everything that comes my way without getting hung up on my own plans or priorities.

I want to see more science students getting involved with the Union, and I want to see people realising just how many rights they are not exercising.’

[email protected]

John LapageUNDERGRAD. SCIENCE FACULTY REP.

COURSE: 3rd yr, Biological Science

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