The first Hughes Hall Wine Tasting Society event for Lent term is on Wednesday 5th February, 8:30pm in the Pfeiffer Room. The tasting is open to all Hughes students and their guests. Register your place here. Payment is at the door, £10 in cash. We will be tasting the most […]
Monthly archives: January 2014
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Professional mountain guide Isabelle Santoire will be speaking in the Pavilion Room on January 27 at 7pm. All students are welcome to attend. See details in poster.
Dear Hughesians, Here are the most important events and announcements for the coming week. News from Hughes Isabelle Santoire Presentation, January 27, 19.00 Tea & Cakes, February 2, 15.00 Sports and Societies News Choir Night, January 27, 18.00 Film Tuesday, January 28th, 20.00 – “The Beat That My Heart Skipped” […]
CHaOS is looking for volunteers to help out at “Crash, Bang, Squelch!” – a huge hands-on family science day on Saturday 15th March 2014 (just after the end of term, on the New Museums Site). As part of the Cambridge Science Festival we’ll be running experiments to explain the science […]
The story is set in a prosperous locale somewhere in Latin America. Guests gather in evening dress for a party, which they subsequently find they are unable to leave. The result is a social portrait and dark satire, whose wit carries undertones of menace. This continues our look at some […]
This is the story of twenty-eight-year-old Tom (Romain Duris), a pianist who has been leading a life of crime with his father, a real estate broker. Eventually, Tom will have a chance to abandon his life of violence and become a professional concert pianist, like his mother.In this film, the […]
Team Up is looking for Cambridge’s brightest students to join a national movement to tackle educational disadvantage, and gain a nationally-recognised leadership development qualification alongside their degree.
Dear Hughesians, Here are the most important events and announcements for the coming week. News from Hughes CUEX Presents: On Foot Across China, January 20th, 19.00 Pub Quiz, January 22, 21.00 May Ball BOP, January 24, 21.00 Tea & Cakes, January 26, 15.00 Sports and Societies News Film Tuesday, January […]
Date: Wednesday 22 January Time: 13.00-14.00 Where: S1, Alison Richard Building, Sidgwick Site, 7 West Rd, CB3 9DT On December 15, 2013, fighting broke out within the South Sudanese Presidential Guards unit, prompting President Salva Kiir to accuse his former deputy, Riek Machar, of an attempted coup. Although Machar denied […]
Date: Tuesday 21 January – Saturday 25 January Time: 19:45 Where: ADC Theatre, Cambridge The society that brought you Enigma now embarks on a flight of human Fantasy in a performance that celebrates arguably the most universal and beautiful form of artistic expression. As dreams and hallucinations become the bastion […]
Date: Monday 20th January Time: 7 pm Where: Pavillion Room, Hughes Hall [NB: not disabled accessible] The Cambridge University Expeditions Society presents: Adventure filmmaker Leon McCarron will be speaking about experiences of human powered adventures: from cycling around the world, walking home from Mongolia and trekking 1000km across the Empty […]
Date: Wednesday 22 January Time: 7:30pm Where: Graduate Union Concerned about last term’s revelations of police surveillance of students? Worried about the impact this might have on your freedom and the freedom to protest? If you have questions or concerns to raise with Cambridgeshire Constabulary, come along to this CUSU […]
Date: Thursday 23 January Time: 7:30pm Where: Graduate Union Julian Huppert, Liberal Democrat and MP for Cambridge will be attending this CUSU open meeting to talk about the importance of student involvement in politics and to answer your questions. Come along to hear about current government policy, Julian’s opinions on […]
Applications are open to work at the St. John’s College May Ball 2014 from 1pm on Tuesday 14th January. You can be part of making Cambridge’s biggest Ball a success, and this is one of the few opportunities to acquire a ticket for the Ball. Please visit our website to […]
This is one of the most autobiographical films by the great Italian director, and the story of five young Italian men at crucial turning points in their small town lives also mirrors important social changes in 1950s Italy. Coming after Fellini’s commercial failure with his previous film, “I Vitelloni” helped […]
From Brazil, this is the story of a retired schoolteacher obligated by circumstance to take custody of an orphaned 9-year-old boy. Their friendship grows as she agrees to help him find his father in the Northeast of the country. The story of their journey was adapted by director João Emanuel […]
In a posh neighbourhood outside Copenhagen, a cult of middle-class deserters, living in a large, unfurnished house, act out their alienation by pretending to be mentally impaired. In 1995 Lars von Trier co-founded Dogma 95, a movement which aimed at endorsing filmmaking based on the traditional values of story, acting, […]
The likes of Churchill College and Murray Edwards are thrilled to invite you and your college to a BOP at the DOME on January 17th. There will be a DJ, cheap drinks, ultraviolet, and a night full of intrigue and adventure. Details here.