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s t n e cont 04 Introduction
17 Colour Dash
05 Jane and Karyn
18 Tough Guy
05 Message from
19 Apocalypse
Vice Chancellor
06 Choose A Challenge 07 Mount
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08 Everest Base
Camp Trek
09 Uganda
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10 Inca 11 DARE
20 Beer Keller 21 Lost 22 Skydive 23 Fireworks 24 Hunger Games 25 Santa Fun Run 26 Raids 27 Dates to
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28 Committee
13 Athens Marathon
29 Rag Reps
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14 London to Paris 15 Budapest to
30 Quotes 31 Lynch Goodbye &
Awards List 15/16
Zagreb Cycle
16 Dash to Dubrovnik
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Hi, I’m Jonny King your Rag Executive Officer for 2016-2017! After you’ve been through this magazine you should have a far better insight into what Rag is as a section and more importantly what it can offer you.
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Rag is the student fundraising section of the student’s union, for the last 7 years’ students have raised over £1million annually. We are proud to say that we are the largest student fundraising section in the country, and this is down to the amazing experiences we offer you. As you’ll find out in this magazine we provide countless opportunities, whether you want to do something small like our campus Colour Dash, or a greater challenge such as climbing Mt Kilimanjaro or dog sledging across the Arctic circle, it’s safe to say we have something for you! I don’t want to sell any of the events short by giving you one line descriptions here, so take a look at this magazine and choose the challenges you want to complete!
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We are here to assist Jonny, the Rag Committee, the Rag Reps and YOU with anything to do with fundraising and challenges.
N Y R A K & E N A J
So if you are keen to jump out of a plane, dog sledge in Norway, cycle from London to Paris or get covered in colourful paint and help raise the next £1,000,000, then Rag is the section to get involved in!
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I am delighted to write in support of Loughborough Student Rag. Every year Loughborough students raise over £1 million pounds for good causes. This is a phenomenal sum of money and as a result Loughborough Students’ Union leads the country in terms of the amount raised and the support they can give to worthy people and organisations. But Rag is about more than simply raising money. The projects that Rag run will give you the opportunity to do new things, develop new skills and make new friends. Whether
it is standing on a corner shaking a bucket to raise money for the Poppy Appeal or climbing Mount Kilimanjaro, two examples of Rag activities, your contribution will not only make a difference to the lives of other people but you will have a great time and make an important contribution to one of the things that makes Loughborough University a special place. I wish Jonny King, Rag Executive Officer for 2016-17 and his team every success. Everyone that contributes to Rag can make a difference and I hope that you will do that too. Professor Robert J. Allison Vice Chancellor and President Loughborough University
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Head down to Choose a Challenge on the 10th October (Union, Piazza and Cogs). Here you get the opportunity to sign up to once in a lifetime trips, along with talking to the charities you’d be raising money for! Don’t worry if you can’t make your mind up on the day, sign up to talks tailored for each trip to help you decide which one, two or maybe even three you want to conquer in 2016/17!
Loughborough Student Rags partnered online fundraising platform
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Have you ever climbed a hill? Been to the top of the London Eye or the Shard? Or even looked out the top floor of a sky scraper and through, jeezz what a view. Why not top all of those past experiences by taking it to the next level and climbing to the summit of Mount Kilimanjaro, standing at 5,895 meters it is the tallest free standing mountain in the world. It might not be the most technical climb, but it certainly is a challenge, some often find the fundraising the hardest part of the trip, however not to worry, this year the Loughborough students taking part in the once in a life time experience have raised an amazing ÂŁ146,591.50 for the selected charity. This is down to the constant support available to students from team leaders and the charities themselves.
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Their reward for raising such an astonishing amount of money is to celebrate on the roof-top of Africa, along with a week’s relaxation around Tanzania and Zanzibar! lsu rag
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E S A B T S E R E V E K E R T CAMP Ever wanted to have one of the best bragging rights ever? Well why not sign up to the Everest Base camp trek with The Children Society, standing at 5,360 metres you’ll be in left speechless by the surrounding scenery. Don’t worry if you think that you’ll struggle with altitude, there are plenty of days for you to acclimatise and enjoy the relaxing Nepalese lifestyle. If that’s not enough to convince you why not hear it from a past Loughborough student who completed the trip! “Everest Base Camp is by far the best thing I have ever done! The trek is a challenge and the Himalayas are phenomenal, never have I felt so in awe at the sheer size of these mountains. The feeling of reaching Base Camp after 9 days trekking is incredible but the stops along the way give the trip character, whether it’s picking up souvenirs at Namche Bazaar, washing in the river at Periche or teaching card games to your Sherpas, there is so much to this trip to enjoy!” Jenna Holmes
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Following the success of last years trip we are re- running this unbelievable trek. Find yourself trekking through the amazing scenery of Western-Uganda, hiking through forests, up the sides of mountains and even crossing lakes in traditional dug out canoes. Along with all of this enjoy a day searching for the last remaining Silver back mountain gorillas in their natural habitat. A great addition top this trip is your work with the local Ugandan communities. You will spend some of your time transforming a field into a school playground for local children to enjoy for many years to come.
ds, t it in wor u p o t d r “It’s ha e blew xperienc e le o h w the High Gorillas, my mind. n trip, extensio e n li a n e r ble ad nforgetta u n A . le p the peo ely did . Definitiv e c n ie r e y of exp e open da h t n o y r not c round!” the playg rzewski
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Ever fancied travelling to the Lost City? Machu Picchu is one of the new 7 wonders of the world and LSRag gives you the chance to take in some breath taking views after a breath taking climb. Setting out from the ancient Inca capital, Cusco, you face a true trekking adventure taking in the spectacular setting of this stunningly beautiful country. On route you will be faced with varying terrain from steep ascents and breath-taking mountain passes to humid jungle environments. Your reward shall be a spectacular final day at the lost Inca world, Machu Picchu. Over the course of the trek, you will be able to experience first-hand the twisting paths rising high and low across the Andean valleys, this trek is no easy feat, but it is an opportunity to experience a world like no other, with a team you’ll never forget, visiting a place you’ll forever desire to revisit.
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E R A D Dogsledding Arctic Rag Expedition Want an adventure that will test your nerves? Then DARE is the one for you! You are taken to the Arctic Circle where you meet your team of huskies and dogsled 200km across the ice, snow and frozen lakes. You will spend a few days camping out in the snow, having campfires and watching out for the breath taking Northern Lights. After crossing from Norway into Sweden you will then spend a night at the famous Ice Hotel – only one of two in the world.
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E U G PRA The Prague marathon lets you soak up the magic of the city in a unique and utterly exhilarating way. Beginning in the world famous Old Town Square, the course winds through the stunning architectural city. As a predominantly flat course, beginners will find this marathon very manageable and with the added bonus of music from over 20 bands at various points on the course you are sure to be motivated all the way to the finish line!
The ch a partne rity r for th e Prague marath on is Brea st Cancer Now.
After the race is over you will have chance to explore the city and as the Czechs are famous for their beers, you’ll definitely have earned a couple. “Prague was ideal for my first marathon. With a flat, fast course we took in the wonderful buildings, bridges and scenery of the city. With plenty of time to explore either side of marathon day, it was one of the best weekends with great people and I definitely recommend it” Daniel Connolly.
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Athens is the birthplace of the marathon, so if you are looking for a marathon to top all marathons this is it! A messenger named Pheidippides was sent on a 26.2 mile run from the town of Marathon to Athens to bring the news of the Persian invasion in 490BC, inspiring the modern marathon. You will follow the footsteps of Pheidippides along
S K A E 3P Kicking off the challenge with Ben Nevis (1344m) in Scotland on the first day you will definitely catch the mountain trekking bug and be raring to go for Scafell Pike (978m) in the
the 2,500 years old route, in the most authentic marathon in the world. Finally finishing your incredible experience in the iconic Olympic stadium. Take on this inspiring marathon in aid of Meningitis Research Foundation.
Reach the highest peaks in Scotland, England and Wales in just one weekend! Lake District, before finishing with an ascent of Snowdon (1085m) in Wales on the last day. How many people do you know who can say they spent their weekend trekking over 42km in distance and 3,000 metres in height!? Well this year you can.
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Three days. Two wheels. The time of your life. From one iconic city to the next you will cycle approximately 240 miles through the heart of London, over steep hills, through the French country side and down the cobbled streets of Paris. Day one you will have conquered some of the steeper hills, made it through London and down to the ferry port where you will sleep overnight. Day two is incredibly picturesque and you will enjoy the long winding roads, tiny villages and wonderful weather. Day three will be the last and best day, managing to locate your way around the busy, narrow streets of Paris and finishing underneath the Eiffel tower! You have a dedicated team, a top night out in Paris and probably some interesting tan lines too. Every penny raised will go towards helping the 8000 women and 400 men each year that are affected by breast cancer. You could be the next Wiggins, or just have learnt to take the stabilisers off, this trip is for anyone.
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BUDAPES T TO ZAGREB C YCLE (B2 Z) 3 countries, 4 days. Introducing a brand new trip for this year, the Budapest to Zagreb cycle! Get ready for a 450km ride through eastern Europe, discovering historic towns, sweeping vineyards, forests and hilltop castles, all in aid of breast cancer now. Are you ready to saddle up for cycling’s next big thing?
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So you’ve seen walking, running and cycling events throughout this magazine, not a fan? Well never fear new this year comes Dash to Dubrovnik! 2000 miles, 12 Countries and 7 days. Driving through all terrains imaginable, it can be seen as the ultimate driving experience. Over night stays in the likes of Brussels, Stuttgart, The Alps, Lake Garda and of course Dubrovnik.
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Keen on festivals? Well how about use this as the perfect way to start your trip to hideout with your mates!
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H S A D R U O L CO Experience Rag for the first time with Loughborough’s annual and eagerly anticipated Colour Dash. Walk, jog or run through campus whilst being covered in dry paint, which gives fresher’s a chance to experience more of the campus for the first time and for returners who haven’t taken part it’s a must before you graduate. Tickets will be on sale soon online, from your Rag reps (who are listed in this mag) and the event itself is on the 9th October.
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This year is the last ever year you have a chance to really call yourself a Tough Guy! So you think you have what it takes? Tough Guy will push you to the limit testing every bit of your emotional and physical strength. Face your fears in tight spaces, fire, ice water and so much more with this world famous assault course. Tough Guy has over 250 man-made obstacles, an extremely muddy 10k run through a never-ending slalom. Prove to yourself and your friends that you are a Tough Guy by completing the maddest obstacle course in Europe. You will also have the chance to fundraise for different charities which are chosen each year by the one and only Mr Mouse (founder of Tough Guy).
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We’ve all spent time making plans for a potential zombie apocalypse, now prove your worth and put the plan into action!
A new event to the university last year, this will test your teamwork and survival skills in the outbreak of a zombie apocalypse on campus. You and your team will start at the Union Asylum and will have to locate the antidote in a 5k run across campus whilst fending off infected zombies.
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Our annual beer festival is not to be missed! Try an assortment of delicious beers and ciders with your mates whilst enjoying the German Oompa Band. Set up inside of the union, our beer fest goes on for a whole weekend, the highlight being the infamous Beer Keller. This is a one night event starring the brilliant German Oompah Band who will have you dancing, singing at the top of your voice and banging your tankard on the tables! This event is definitely one of the best, the atmosphere of the night is like no otherand this is proven by the amount of alumni who come back every year for more. Get your tickets early from your halls Rag Reps or the Rag office as they sell out fast!
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T S O L Stranded, 100 miles from campus, no money, no map and blindfolded at midnight! Who will get back first? To participate in this event, you will need quick thinking, organisation and a good sense of direction. You will be picked up by coach and dropped off 100 miles from Loughborough Students Union whilst being blindfolded. You have no money, no map and it’s a race between yours and other groups to see who gets back first while also completing as many challenges as you can. Sign-ups are very quick every year so make sure you apply ASAP to make sure you don’t miss out.
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Prepare yourself for the ultimate thrill that you can’t experience at any fairground ride, 13,500ft straight down. The ultimate test of courage. Whilst attached to a skydiving instructor, you will jump out of a plane two and a half miles above the ground and reach terminal velocity before the parachute is pulled and you can glide safely down to the ground. When you are in the gliding part, if you look around you see the amazing views that the county of Nottinghamshire can give you and gain a unique viewpoint of the countryside and surrounding towns. This is really something that a lot of people have on their bucket list so this event is strongly worth considering. This event raises for Breast Cancer Now which is an outstanding cause which wants to end breast cancer completely by the year 2050.
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Enjoy LSU’s very own Fireworks Extravaganza, a nationally recognised event which raised an outstanding £26,612.87 last year for local charities. Enjoy LSU’s very own Fireworks Extravaganza, a nationally recognised event which raised an outstanding £26,612.87 last year for local charities.
This event is also open to the public too meaning your parents, siblings or friends from outside the bubble can come down and enjoy the show.
Watch your own Union transform into a fairground with rides, burger stalls and dodgems for you to enjoy at your pleasure.
You would be a fool to miss it.
Then the main attraction takes center stage with a BANG as fireworks are set off opposite the union building which gives you front row seats to this amazing occasion.
Buy your tickets online or on the door (Cash only).
See you on the 5 Novemb th er!
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HUNGER GAMES 32 tributes, 16 halls, one arena. A fight to the death. Will the odds be in your favour? One male and one female tribute are put forward by each hall for them to be locked into the Students Union building for the best nerf gun battle you will ever experience. The LSU building will be exclusively open for this event, including Room 1, Fusion, Piazza and the connecting corridors so plenty of places to hide, or set a trap. The more money your hall raises for this event, the better weapons you have and the higher chance of survival. The money that has been raised goes towards local charities in and around the Loughborough area.
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N RUN This is pretty much what it says on the tin. Don your Santa costume on the 4th December and join 1000 other runners for this festive 5km event. Just think of it as a way to justify those cheeky extra calories over the Christmas holidays!
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S D I A R “Raids a re an easy wa y to rais e loads of money for charity, with the added b onus of great ni ghts ou t” Fra ser Barc
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COACH. CITY. HOSTEL. RAISE. This pretty much sums up a Rag raid! Intrigued? Well, our aim is to allow you to explore new cities, experience exciting nightlife, and meet new people, all whilst spectacularly raising money for some fantastic charities! About 50 students go on every raid, with you all put on a coach and sent any part of the country, ranging from London, to Manchester, to Cardiff – whether this will be raising while donning a tutu in a tube station, wearing a banana costume at a football stadium, or running round the streets of Manchester dressed as Alice in Wonderland! Don’t want to dress up? Then you don’t have to, with many students often opting for a free, simple, but effective charity t-shirt to draw in the donations! Last year alone, we raised a whopping £146,282.71 on raids!! It’s an unforgettable experience which your university life, just cannot go without! Name a few out of the many, many charities we raise for? Cancer Research. Royal British Legion. Breast Cancer Now. Meningitis Research Foundation. St Mungo’s Broadway.
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Poppy Appeal London
9th October
4th and 9th November
Choose a Challenge
Fireworks
10th October
5th November
Breast Cancer Now (Wear it Pink) London
LOST 18th – 19th November
28th October
Apocalypse
Santa Fun Run 4th December
29th October
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Tomas Johnston
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Elliya Gemili
Rag Assistant Administrator
Livi Sutton
Sophie Culverwell
Internal Events Co-ordinator
Social Media & Marketing
International Events Co-ordinator
Internal Events Co-ordinator
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Adele Marshall - Faraday
Asha Williams - Butler
Alex Taylor - Rutherford
Amanda Silva - Elvyn Richards
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Connor Bruce - Rutherford
David Harris - Bill Mo
Ed Dolley - Cayley
Ellen Murley - David Collett
Ellie Deamer - The Holt
Emerson Pereira -David Collett
Emma Heath - Rigg Rut
Erin Considine - Rigg Rut
Faye Lewis - Royce
Fraser Barclay - Falk Egg
Georgi Smith - Telford
Jack Hughes - Falk Egg
James Doleman - Royce
Jemma Findlay - Telford
Lucy Pateman - The Holt
Lukasz Torzewski -Bakewell
Maaz Di Felice - Butler
Nick Canavan - Bakewell
Nicole Bradbury - Towers
Olly Norman -Harry French
Sam Dunsford - Cayley
Sam Rowbotham -Bill Mo
Sam Shaw - Towers
Sammie Man -Harry French
Sarah McDonnell -Faraday
Tom Williams -Elvyn Richards
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g Wow! What a year we have had! a record breaking Fireworks, brand new internal events, hundreds of students travelling across the globe, shortlisted for 8 national awards and £1,114,848.65 raised! This was only possible because of the hard work from the charities and challenge companies, volunteers, team leaders, reps, committee and staff – and I feel truly honoured to have worked with you all on such an amazing journey. I will never forget my 4 years at Loughborough, 3 ½ years involved with Rag, and 1 year taking the lead – it’s such a privilege and for that I cannot thank you enough. I promise to pop in from time to time and to keep in touch with all the friends and family I have made from the job of a lifetime.
Awards List 2015/2016 Largest Fresher Raid - Towers Best Fresher Raid – Rutherford Worst Collectors – Team Dublin Top Fresher Collector On Tour – Sarah McDonnell Poppy Appeal Prize – Best Hall – Telford Top Student Collector – Poppy Appeal – Andy Tribe Top Fresher Collector Overall – Fraser Barclay Driver of the Year – Chris Hughes Turner Cato Cup - Rag vs Action Football – Rag Best Oncoming Rep – Fraser Barclay Best Off Coming Rep – Highly Commended – Henry Huyton Best Off Coming Rep – Winner - Ellie Glock Team Leader of the Year – Team Inca – Jack Needham and Alex Cousins Raids League – Telford Best Per Head – Robert Bakewell Most Improved Hall – John Phillips
Good luck to the oncoming team and Jonny for 2016/17 and even more so to Jane and Karyn for working with them!
Star Fundraiser – Andy Tribe
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MOUNT KILIMANJARO TREK ◆ INCA TREK ◆ DARE UGANDA GORILLA TREK ◆ EVEREST BASE CAMP TREK ◆ PRAGUE LONDON TO PARIS ◆ ATHENS ◆ BUDAPEST TO ZAGREB ◆ DASH TO DUBROVNIK ◆ SKYDIVE ◆ TOUGH GUY 3 PEAKS ◆ LOST ◆ FIREWORKS ◆ SANTA FUN RUN ◆ BEER KELLER ◆ APOCALYPSE ◆ COLOUR DASH ◆ HUNGER GAMES ◆ RAG RAIDS
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