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Travel | An (ex) Boy Scout’s guide to Summer Camping

Posted on 23rd March 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Camping is a cheap and ‘fun’ way to get away this summer. But spending the weekend in a muddy field can feel like you’ve gone on holiday by mistake. LSi’s own (ex) Boy Scout is […]

TV | The X Factor – Are the votes finally in?

Posted on 23rd March 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

X Factor has dominated the Saturday night prime time slot since what feels like the beginning of time, but it may finally be coming to the end of its long reign, as Simon Cowell takes […]

Food | Gastronaut – Belgrave Music Hall Street Feast

Posted on 23rd March 20145th June 2019 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Amid the Saturday bustle of Leeds, the aromas streaming from Belgrave Music Hall offered a respite from the long-awaited sun. Following on from the success of their first Street Feast, Belgrave opened its doors for […]

Books |An astronaut’s guide to life on earth

Posted on 23rd March 20148th March 2019 by The Gryphon Web Editor

It’s not often that you get an insight into a job so far removed from everyday life that it literally happens off planet. Chris Hadfield is a man who has done it all – alongside […]

TV | Shetland – Dark and intense yet cheesy drama

Posted on 23rd March 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

If you like your crime drama cheesy, yet dark and intense then Shetland, adapted from Ann Cleeves’ best- selling novels, is the show for you. The series has all the hallmarks of Broadchurch: murder in […]

Theatre | Spring Awakening – the infamous play gets an evocative modern update

Posted on 23rd March 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Image: West Yorkshire Playhouse The West Yorkshire Playhouse’s adaptation of Spring Awakening, first performed in 1906, is not for the fainthearted. The line “when I first came, I became an atheist” does not even begin […]

Comment | The public, poppies and rabid patriotism

Posted on 23rd March 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

As this year will mark the centenary anniversary since the outbreak of the First World War, perhaps it is a good time to reconsider how we remember WW1 and other conflicts. We are in a situation where […]

Music | Album Review – Max Cooper

Posted on 23rd March 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Max Cooper Human 4/5   London-based electronica and techno producer Max Cooper is an exciting prospect and what better measure of his potential than the excitement surrounding the recent release of his debut album Human. […]

News | Students turn out for Syria

Posted on 23rd March 201414th December 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

On Friday Leeds students marked the third year anniversary of what has become one of the most devastating and bloody internal conflicts of recent history. A host of Leeds Union societies including LUU Save the […]

Music | Album Review – Elbow

Posted on 23rd March 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Elbow The Take Off and Landing of Everything 4/5 There are a number of ways to describe everyday routine: through the wry, satirical wit of Arctic Monkeys and The Streets, or through the emotive celebration […]

News | Rising thefts in Essentials

Posted on 23rd March 201414th December 2016 by The Gryphon Web Editor

Thefts from Essentials have doubled over the last three years. Since the 2009/2010 academic year, thefts have increased by 100 percent among student offenders and increased eight fold among non-student offenders. An Essentials staff member, […]

Comment | Imperial Britain ignores fallen heroes

Posted on 23rd March 2014 by The Gryphon Web Editor

The white crosses scattered across the battlefields of the First World War have become a poignant and harrowing symbol of the war that was meant to end them all. Popularised by John McCrae’s beautiful poem, […]

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