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Helicon

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Description: Helicon - University of Bristol Creative Arts Magazine

Helicon is the University of Bristol Students' Union Arts Magazine.

Helicon is free and available from the Students' Union and other good outlets.

heliconmagazine@googlemail.com

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Epigram

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Description: Epigram

Wills Hall speaks out on lack of CRB checks

Mon, 19th Oct 2009

Three Wills Hall tutors from the academic year 2008/2009 told Epigram they had never been asked to complete a Criminal Records Bureau (CRB) check.

Epigram's pick of the sceince blogs Getting the low down on new science through blogs can be enlightening, useful and even fun– but which sites are worth a second look? Joshua Howgego* and Louise Brown find out.*	Genetic testing at birth? The ability of modern genetics to manipulate DNA, the very backbone of life, in order to understand the development and functioning of all living organisms is a capability not to be underestimated. *Matt Birtwistle* wonders if testing for genetic disorders at birth could do more harm than good.
Slime moulds attack Tokyo Researchers in Tokyo have been taking a leaf out of nature’s book in designing transport networks. Anneka Rayne investigates if we really can learn lessons from those most mindless of creatures, slime moulds.	Can't live with them, but could Bristol live without them? When recently handed a past edition of the Bristol Evening Post, we were surprised to find an article entitled “Students in Bristol seem to have the worst attitudes”.
Science editorial: science for everyone An evidence-based approach to decision making is the right prescription for the uncertainties we face in the next decade, says Joshua Howgego.	Classical Music Feature Throughout the year, Bristol is host to an incredibly wide range of classical music events.
Cheap tricks or arty flicks Hilary Smith asks whether film should be classed as easy entertainment or a fine art	Sports clubs left outraged as new Athletic Union charge introduced The cost of joining sports clubs has rocketed this year with the introduction of a new £30 fee for joining the Athletic Union. Reaction from sports clubs has ranged from measured acceptance to "shock" at the new fee, which has caused some clubs’ memberships to decline dramatically.
Playing the FAME game again Nearly 20 years after the original, a remake of the musical classic, FAME, steps off the boards and onto the big screen, collaborating all things showbiz with the drama of adolescence. With this latest re-release Kevin Tancharoan attempts to compete with the 1980s American musical film conceived and produced by David De Silva.	Escaping the party with the xx When asked for three words to describe the xx’s music, lead singers Romy Madley Croft and Oliver Sim are confounded. It comes as little surprise that they struggle with this conundrum.

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