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Term has finally come to an end – we’re sorry to see you go! These pages in your hands are the last until Freshers time in September, and we’ve packed in some serious treats to wave you off with. For our celebrity fix, we’ve grabbed a few minutes with cheeky chappy, The Only Way Is Essex’s Kirk Norcross, plus we chat with The Saturdays, courtesy of Capital FM. Summer time means festivals, so we’ve prepped ourselves with a sneak peek at some of the best, plus a chance to win tickets to our favourites. Continuing our guide to the wonderful world of Sheffield, this month we report on the goodies that lay hidden in the city centre – check out our map and dig out some student delights! Of course we’ve also got all your favourites, like Studentstrology, a review at hunger buster Harvester, festival fashion and we hear direct from the student mouth in Blogged, and flip to the back for our unique Chinese version. Pack us in your case, smother on your suncream and lay back on your lilo with The Student Magazine. Bliss.
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Hot events this month.
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what a gwan? University of Sheffield Give it a Go Eurovision Party
Saturday 18th May It’s that time of year again; the country will soon be swept with Eurovision fever. Love it or hate it you probably can’t avoid it. Sheffield University Union will be celebrating all things European from cheesy Euro-pop to upbeat Euro-disco; the union will be alive with what some people would call music. For tickets and information visit the University of Sheffield Box Office. Tickets also include entry to the fab sounding Eurovision Pop Tarts club night.
Give it a Go Chatsworth House
Monday 22nd April at 7.30pm The setting for the 2005 film adaptation of Pride and Prejudice Chatsworth House is truly romantic. Why not play out your very own Mr Darcy and Elizabeth Bennet-esque romance in the beautiful 105 acre gardens surrounding this iconic piece of British heritage? The stately home boasts a total of 30 richly decorated rooms and even a maze in the garden! For tickets and information visit the University of Sheffield Box Office.
Give it a Go Northumberland Experience
Saturday 1st June Fancy a bit of fresh air? Why not take the opportunity to visit Bamburgh Castle which spans an incredible nine acres of rocky land above the stunning Northumberland coastline? The castle dates back to 547 AD and is one of the largest inhabited castles in the country. The Give it a Go day includes an introduction to the castle itself and then time to explore the grounds. For tickets and information visit the University of Sheffield Box Office.
Give it a Go Alton Towers
Wednesday 10th April at 2pm Alton Towers is one of the UK’s best theme parks and has a whole host of whiteknuckle rides to get your pulse racing and serotonin levels surging! New this year is the Smiler – a roller coaster of epic proportions with many a twist and turn along the way to have you screaming for more. This is a student only event. For tickets and information visit the University of Sheffield Box Office.
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Hallam Student Union James Bond Party
Thursday 20th June (11pm-late) As a welcome to the summer school students coming to the city of Sheffield to study this year, Hallam will be presenting a James Bond Party at Embrace, Sheffield city centre. This is a chance to meet new people and fellow newbies. Try one of the fantastic cocktails, shaken not stirred, whilst you try your luck on the roulette table. For more information about this night join the Sheffield Hallam Summer School 2013 Facebook Group.
Hallam Award Drop-In
Thursday 7th May – Tuesday 11th June If you’re at all concerned about the award process then we have the answer. Drop in to the Activities Pod for some sensible advice on your Hallam Award. Whether you need help filling in the forms or just want to chat about your position the regular drop-in sessions are the place to be! There is no need to book these sessions, participants can literally ‘drop-in’ whenever they want during the allotted times and will be warmly welcomed!
The Pizza Game
Friday 7th June (2-4pm) Fancy yourself as a slick business mind? Find out if you have what it takes to make it in the working world with this fun business stimulation. The game will test your numeracy skills, team working, decision making and your planning and organisational skills. If you think you have what it takes you might as well put yourself to the test. Chances are you’ll meet like-minded people along the way as well as having a good time. To book visit www.surveymonkey.com.
Walk to the Botanical Gardens
Sunday 16th June This is a chance for newcomers to Sheffield to really explore what the city has to offer. One of the best things about Sheffield is its lovely array of gardens. This walk is a 30 minute walk to the stunning Botanical Gardens, one of the city’s nicest and most well-kept wonders. Situated near the Collegiate Campus, students will have a chance to explore the 18 acres garden. The walk will start at the main entrance to the Hallam City Campus. www.thestudentmag.co.uk
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Every month, Adam O’Neill brings us all the celeb gossip from 105 Capital FM HQ. He’s on Capital across Yorkshire every afternoon between 4-7pm! Hot girl group The Saturdays are a regular feature in the charts with their heels and pop hitting all the right notes. With one baby, two babies on the way, two marriages and one engagement, the girls are growing up! Adam caught up with them to see what’s been happening.
Adam: Can I just firstly say a massive high five on your first ever Number 1, with ‘What About Us’!
Molly: Thank you - it means
so much to us, we’re very, very excited about it.
Adam: It’s an absolute tune as
well, it’s been my Saturday night anthem for quite a long time now!
Vanessa: Have you been
getting your moves on to it?
Adam: Oh yeah, I know a lot of the moves from the video. I like to give it some Sean Paul!
Frankie: I’m not sure that
you’ve got the moves Adam…
Adam: That’s a bit vicious!
I used to like you Frankie! (Laughs) Is it nice being back in the UK for a bit? Because you’ve been in America for, like, ever!
Molly: Yeah it’s amazing, it’s so
nice being back for a bit. We are home girls you know, we love the sun, but after a little while we were like, ‘Aww, I can’t wait to put my big coat back home!’.
Adam: What’s it been like
Frankie: Totally! Why do you
Vanessa: It was really weird at first, but we got used to it really quickly, which is a good and bad. You end up not being sure what everybody’s going to see because we forgot very quickly the cameras were there.
Molly: If Una whips out a picture of Aoife we’re like, ‘Oh, she’s so adorable’. You should see us, it’s like five girls just oohing and awwing over a baby.
Frankie: We had some big
Adam: You all need to have
filming the reality show. ‘Chasing The Saturdays’?
cringe moments watching the show back!
Adam: I was thinking that!
There’s loads of stuff I do at home that I wouldn’t want anyone else to see, like getting ready to go out and having private fashion shows strutting up and down my bedroom, giving it some Britney moves! (Laughs)
think we’ve ditched them today! No, I’m joking. We all get so into it, we’re all loving having another Saturdays baby to be aunties to!
one, think of the sponsorship deals you could get! Saturdays babygrows, bottles, dummies!
Frankie: (Laughs) If you want
something sold, The Sats’ll sell it!
Adam: You’ve got your new
Molly: I love Britney, but - oh
album coming out soon and some live dates this summer - I’m going to come and see you at Donny Racecourse on Sat 18th May.
Adam: Una’s got her baby and
Donny?!
dear!
Rochelle’s about to burst. Are they both like a constant ‘Mum’s Club’ giving it, ‘Ooh, look at the baby stuff! It’s so nice, let’s buy some talcum powder!’?
Molly: Donny? Who calls it Adam: I call it Donny! – Doncaster Racecourse!
Frankie: Right, well we’ll see you at Donny!
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The true heart of the city has to be the city centre. Spanning the likes of Fargate, West Street and Division Street, the centre is the place where you can find anything and everything you want. Since the Steel City is so heavily populated by us students, the city centre caters to the needs of students with great flair, offering discounts in almost every outlet along with more drinks offers than is humanly possible to handle. At first glance the centre can seem overwhelming, with its erratic style and confusing road system. But if you spend enough time hanging around the centre streets you’ll end up knowing the place like the back of your hand. Failing that, The Student Magazine can always just spell it out for you. Here’s our technological guide to Sheffield city centre – with the help of our circuit board map!
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Often referred to as a town, Sheffield city centre may seem small in size, but this is deceptive. The city is actually the fourth largest in the UK, but unlike many of the other major cities, the population and outlets are scattered, meaning that rather than having one massive centre Sheffield has clusters which are almost like villages in themselves, along with a semi-large centre. The centre itself, though, is nothing to be sniffed at, with a lively nightlife, an array of shops and cultural activities.
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The nightlife in the city centre is arguably the best in the city. There are a great number of bars tailored purely to the student market, and with every place competing with the next this means there are always great offers and student discounts. A great pre-drinking destination is always West Street Live where you can get a lethal drink concoction for as little as a pound; ideal for students living on a budget but still wanting to have a good night out! On to the clubs where you can find anything from cheesy pop at Babylon to up-to-date tunes at Viper Rooms, the city centre really is a made by its buzzing nightlife.
One of the best things about the city centre is the fact that you only need to walk down the streets of the Steel City to buy yourself some deliciously sweet American candy. Down Chapel Walk there is a shop which stocks some of the best American and international goodies you can imagine. From the bittersweet Hershey Chocolate to delicious Milk Duds and even Germany’s favourite chocolate Milka, American Soul satisfies all your sugary needs. The store also has a range of super sweet cereals and the unhealthiest of breakfast snacks such as Pop Tarts!
The Cathedral Church
Church Street, Sheffield, S1 1HA www.sheffieldcathedral.org A thing of architectural elegance, Sheffield’s Cathedral Church is a sight to behold. Towering over its surrounding buildings the beautifully designed piece of the city is much more than meets the eye. Situated on Church Street, the building is the beating pulse of the cultural side of the steel city. The Cathedral is also host to Creative Edge; an exciting project that champions inclusion and community within Sheffield City centre through the use of the creative arts. A number of cultural, arts and music events throughout the year are held along with workshops which focus on breaking boundaries between different communities in the city - everyone from asylum seekers, to the homeless, to young professionals, old professionals and everyone in between! The range of workshops is wide including photography, film making, African dance,
drumming or creative writing. Last January Creative Edge held a showcase event, where there was an exhibition of all the art work that had been produced, a performance by the guitar playing and song writing group, and the video by the film making group was shown. That was phase one for Creative Edge; phase two is underway and will also end with a showcase, this time in July correlating with Tramlines Festival. This showcase will also incorporate a People’s Choir, African Dance and Drumming Fusion and a couple of others as well into the mix and should be a fantastic show! Whether you come for traditional worship reasons or to take a peek at some of the cultural entertaining events the Cathedral is a great space in which to spend any day.
BB’s Restaurant
119 Division Street, Sheffield, S3 7SB 0114 279 9394 www.bbsrestaurant.co.uk If you want to taste authentic Italian cuisine right here in Sheffield, there is a place with over thirteen years’ worth of experience of providing some of the best food in the city. The delightful family run BB’s in the city centre, incorporates a romantic and sleek atmosphere with good wholesome Italian dishes; all of which are freshly prepared by Italian chefs. BB’s specialise in creating authentic style dishes, prepared to your taste using the flavours of the continent. With a cosy, comfortable atmosphere, candle lit tables and
a fantastic range of dishes, BB’s is a great place to spend an evening and would make the perfect date spot, whether for that awkward first date or tenth anniversary meal. BB’s uses the freshest of ingredients which is probably why, on walking in, you can’t help but smell the delicious scents of their fine cuisine. Dishes range from pizza to pasta to meat dishes, but the favourite has to be the seriously succulent lasagne which goes perfectly with a large glass of red wine. Luckily, at BB’s you can bring your own wine to enjoy alongside your meal, making the experience just that bit better. Call into BB’s for a wonderful dining experience and to be treated to only the best service from the friendly and welcoming staff!
Emmaus Sheffield
Unit 5, Sipelia Works, Cadman Street, S4 7ZG 0114 272 0677 emmaus-sheffield.org.uk If you’re looking for some great vintage pieces without the huge price tag, then there’s a hidden gem of the Steel City that you may have, as yet, neglected. The Community Shop at Emmaus Sheffield, a charity helping formally homeless people to become self-sufficient through social enterprise, is the place to go to pick up exactly what you need at a great price. With everything from recycled household goods to records, to electrical goods and even bicycles, the Community Shop, on Cadman Street, is packed with bargains. The latest addition to this unique shop, coming
under the very elegant name “La Boutique”, is the new retro and vintage clothing section where you can pick up everything from stylish dresses to walking boots, at a mere pinch of the original price. This is the first charity of its kind in South Yorkshire and works to help people regain a sense of pride and dignity through a working community, providing services ranging from the Community Shop to garden and grounds maintenance and PAT appliance testing. The charity boasts the apt line, “The charity that works!”, and it really does.
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3 Wicker, Sheffield, S3 8HS 0114 438 7495 / 07957 022 560 Finding a professional with the skills to tame your afro hair can be tricky. The amount of upkeep required to maintain this style is phenomenal, and further more, when it comes time to head down to the salon to keep your do in tip top shape, there are so few skilled specialists around that you either can’t find one, they’re too expensive, or they’re not really up to the job. However, IL’s Beauty House have the answer to your problems. Based in the heart of the city centre on the Wicker, IL’s Beauty House is a salon dedicated to providing the utmost professional styling and hair maintenance for prices that won’t rob you blind. The specialist beauty house offers a range of other treatments
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Interview | Kirk Norcross
Kirk Nor c ross Interview After rising to fame in ITV2’s The Only Way Is Essex, Kirk Norcross went from running a club night at Brentwood’s Sugar Hut to appearing in Celebrity Big Brother (and earning a bit of a reputation as an unstoppable ladies man!). However, Kirk insists that there’s more behind the cheeky chappy, and to finally get his point across, he released his autobiography, ‘Essex Boy’, in April. His book tour kicked off at Meadowhall, so we popped down for a chat and an insight into the true life of Kirk Norcross.
Firstly, why did you decide to write an autobiography?
I’ve done so many TV programmes but they’re not letting me show the real me. I’ve been trying to bring up my past and stuff like that and I think it might be a bit too dark for TV. So I thought, ‘You know what? I’m just going to write a book and hold nothing back.’ Because everyone thinks I’m some little rich kid, just had money all my life, been best mates with my dad since I was a kid, but far from it. I only became friends with my dad when I was 18. I used to live in hostels, I used to get involved with crime, stuff like that, and I thought, ‘Let’s show people the real me’, and now while they’re bad mouthing they’re allowed to, because they know the real me.
I’ve read the synopsis of your book and I didn’t realise you’d had such a hard childhood!
Yeah, but I’m not the only one that had lived that life. That was very common around my area, we lived in a bad area, so it’s me telling the story of everyone. Obviously to get my point across, but really it’s everyone where I
grew up, saying, ‘This is what happens on the other side of Essex.
Do you blame your dad for leaving you, meaning you had to move into a hostel?
I did blame my dad a little bit until I started writing my book, then I’ve realised you’ve got to make sacrifices now and then, and he had to. There’s no point in being in relationships if you’re not in love, and I did resent him for pretty much most of my life but he’s changed a lot now to be a nice person, doing what is best for us. So he’s a man to me; I’ve got nothing but respect for him.
Did your mum have any objections to you rebuilding a relationship with your dad? No, she was very proud because she knew I needed a dad in my life. I was very misled as a kid, and every kid needs a dad. I had my mum, I haven’t got a clue about football or any manly stuff like that, I can bake a cake like you wouldn’t believe, but I needed a dad around me. When I started to become friends with my dad again, my mum was so
proud that I got there, and I got my dad back.
How did you get involved with TOWIE?
I just got a random phone call saying, ‘Hi, this is so and so from this TV company and we’ve heard that you run a club at Sugar Hut, can we have a meeting with you?’. Had a meeting, done a show, it was quick as that. A week after having a phone call with them, we were having a photo shoot for OK Mag. It was absolutely crazy.
Are you glad you got involved with TOWIE?
I am glad that I got involved with TOWIE. It’s helped me with this book, it’s got me doing anything I want in life now, it’s given me that platform to go.
Has it helped business in Essex and with Sugar Hut?
100%. I think it raised tourism in Essex 30%.
You’ve played out some relationships on television – Amy Childs, Lauren Pope… do you regret this and do you think it had an effect on your www.thestudentmag.co.uk
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I wanted to do a book where I wasn’t going to hold anything back, because even when I was with Amy and Lauren, I still didn’t let them see the real me. Hopefully when they read my book, they’ll realise why I was being a prick, why I got upset now and again and why I go into my shell and go quiet for a couple of days.
Do you think TOWIE is as good now, because most of the original people have left, so it’s kind of a completely different show?
It’s still a good show, but it’s not the same though. When we were on TOWIE, me, Amy, Mark and Sam, we were constantly chasing things. We were like, ‘Right, I’m going to be that geezer, I’m going to be a TV presenter’, and you’ve watched us grow up. But now you’re not watching them grow up - I mean they’re getting younger on TOWIE, I don’t mean they’re getting a younger cast, the cast members are acting younger. You watched us cute and coming in to fame, you watched us slowly mature and grow up, and do better for ourselves, but it’s still a good show and it made me who I am, so can’t knock it.
Why did you leave, then come back into TOWIE, then leave again?
I left the first time because I fell out with one of the producers. She knew I had a temper, so she only put me in situations where she knew I was going to lose my temper. So I was like, ‘You know what, I ain’t going to be portrayed as a hot head constantly in every scene’, so I left TOWIE. So then I went back. I literally went to give
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it a go, but it’s changed, I think I came back too late, it’s not the same show that I left.
So then you went on Big Brother, how was that? Are you glad you took part in Big Brother?
It’s the best experience of my life, I’m such a Big Brother fan, it was so good to be in there. But it was the best time of my life and the worst time. I think they portrayed me very bad in there, and I know they only showed me talking about girls, they didn’t show me in the day having hearts to hearts with people, cleaning the house, teaching people how to cook. They knew who they wanted me to be like when they chose me to be in there, so they only had me talking about ladies.
Yes it’s difficult how to come across, because obviously they edit everything, so it’s just what they want it to be.
Yeah, I’m like, ‘When I’m in there, people can actually see the real me’. I cried every night I was in the Big Brother house for some reason, because I’m a soppy f*cker. No one’s really going to understand it and when I go out, they’re like, ‘Kirk, why were you only talking about girls?’. But I wasn’t! That’s it, it took me a year to try and get my female fan base back which Big Brother destroyed, and then I’ve just destroyed it again by saying I’ve shagged a 1001 girls…
So you’ve written everything in your book, the way you want it to come across? Yeah, my book, it’s literally just me, from start to finish, it’s my
life. And it’s so up to date as well. We changed it just before I left TOWIE, pulled it two days before it went to edit, quickly changed to say I’ve left TOWIE now. It’s literally up to date a couple of months ago.
What are you doing now and what are your plans for the future?
I am literally starting my book tour today now, I’m in your town now! I’m doing that until the end of May, then after that I’m going to buy my mum a flat - not got that much money, my mum, so I’m going to buy her a flat, furnished and that for her. Decorate it, put her in it, and then I’m going to take a little couple of months out to chill, spend some time with my friends and family and that, and then I’m auditioning for a film in a couple of months, so fingers crossed I get that.
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indie scene with their local indie band and DJ night. Fridays and Saturdays feature a whole host of the most talented of live music acts. Delaney’s is also looking to bring a touch of the blues to the Steel City and will do so with its blues music festival, taking place between 31st May and 1st June. The inclusive nature of this unique festival means that absolutely anyone is welcome and any blues act that wishes to take part can do so by contacting Delaney’s. Delaney’s, which mixes great live music every day with the Sheffield tradition of premium lagers and real ales to Steel City enthusiasts, also has a fantastic beer garden which we’re told is a complete sun-trap, great for catching some rays this summer! Like the Delaney’s Facebook page for regular listings and offers.
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This month it’s time to reconnect with that friend, you know the one? The one you haven’t spoken to for months. They’ve meant to call you too, but if one of you doesn’t make the first move and dial that number the friendship could be lost forever.
You just can’t keep still, can you? Use that inquisitive instinct to embrace the summer and travel the world this year. Whether it’s a trip across the channel or to the Southern hemisphere, you can be sure to gain a great deal from a welcome getaway.
There is such a thing as caring too much, you know? You may think that your constant calls to family and friends show you care, but do they really think the same? Sometimes your love can be suffocating, so cut it out and back off!
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It’s time to get a little creative! Whether it’s painting, sewing or tiedying your clothes for a completely original look, this month is the time to get on it. Put your artistic nature to the test and see what you can come up with.
Love is in the air for everyone but you this month, Libra. Sorry to be the one to break it to you, but this is not the month you’re going to find your soul mate. Don’t worry too much though, as there are good things coming your way later in the year.
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Boddika, Trevino, Lo Shea, Chris Duckenfield at Hope Works Published by Laura Keen, May 2013
As dissertation deadlines loom, and the reality sets in that I am (technically) no longer a student, one faces an uphill struggle against that thing some call real life. Therefore (understandably) I will seize any opportunity that acts as an escape to this reality - Mixed In Sheffield brought Boddika to Hope Works and it was like it was meant to be. Naturally, fellow real-life-deniers jumped on the bandwagon, and it was quickly set to be the next big night. It is clear why Hope Works is the talking point of the music scene at the moment - with its high ceilings and open layout it overcomes the claustrophobic tendencies of warehouse raves. At £3.50 for a can of Redstripe, drinks aren’t too cheap, hence the importance of a pre-drink. But the sound system is unbelievable. Loshea got the crowd in the mood; with his tech-house approach the crowd quickly livened up. And then Boddika entered, with his mix of garage, house and bass infused electro music he lifted the roof clean off. The crowd was literally jumping and the sweat was dripping off the walls. By the time Trevino came on, the whole night had blurred into one (the downside of a pre-drink), but it was all equally enjoyable. By 5.30am we had well and truly thrown the towel in and called a taxi. After my last experience of not booking a taxi I can’t emphasise the regret you will feel if you don’t – Hope Works is literally in the middle of nowhere. Tickets aren’t cheap, and it is not a night for the faint hearted, but Mixed In Sheffield absolutely smashed it and as a venue, it makes for a very memorable night.
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Published by Tom Hardy, May 2013 That time of the year has come round again, and snooker fever has well and truly hit Sheffield. It doesn’t seem five minutes ago since Ronnie O’Sullivan defeated Ali Carter at the 2012 Crucible final, and most bookies are predicting that the reigning champ will retain his trophy after some dazzling performances saw him stroll into the semi-finals. The 37-year-old had taken a six month break from the game to spend more time with his family, but made his eagerly awaited comeback because he wanted to try and hold onto snooker’s biggest title. Or at least that’s what everybody thought. Instead, O’Sullivan decided to admit in an interview that he’d only returned for the money, which he needed to pay for his kids’ school fees. No, you haven’t had one too many, he really did say that. It’s a statement - I’m sure you’d agree - that we’re more used to associating with footballers, not snooker players. So whether he claims his fifth championship or not, it seems as if this could be the last time we see ‘The Rocket’... once he’s picked up his pay-packet of course. O’Sullivan will always divide opinion because of the controversial things he says and the way in which he approaches the game. But there’s no doubt that the Englishman is one of the greatest players ever to grace the sport.
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Apocalypse How Published by Yasmine Gleghorn, May 2013 Perceptions of humanity’s future have changed. There was a time when humans looked unbeatable. Natural disasters? Please, we have that sorted. A deadly virus? It’s not as deadly as our K-45 Sonic Blasters. Alien invasions? Erm, hello! Sonic blaster! We had the technology, but nature ran its course and won. The world has now turned against humans, and 2013’s post-apocalyptic films offer the best example. Take April 19th’s Oblivion. Only one man stands between the last remnants of the human race and complete extinction! Luckily for humanity, that man was Tom Cruise, so everything worked out just fine. Our dim futures give directors a lot to play with, going from horror to mystery, crime and romance. That last one is tricky. Give a small part and it’s fine, but make it feature heavily and humanity starts losing the battle (cough, wheeze, The Host, cough). But what happens when you add a little Will Smith to the mix? Hopefully something like Independence Day. Father/son combo, Will and Jaden Smith, return in science fiction thriller, After Earth. Set in a near future, humans left Earth after a series of apocalyptic events and settled on planet Nova Prime, light years away from their home planet. One thousand years later, the Ranger Corps, led by General Cypher Raige (Will Smith), get caught in an asteroid field and crash on Earth. With a critically hurt Cypher and his son Kitai (Jaden Smith) as the only survivors, they must embark on a perilous journey across the planet to signal for help. Now evolved animals dominate Earth, and an unstoppable alien creature that escaped the crash lurks in the shadows. Set for release on May 31st, the film co-stars Sophie Okonedo, Isabelle Fuhrman and Zoe Isabella Kravitz.
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Irezumi has two tattoo specialists who cater to differing schools of body art philosophy. Jim started his career as a graffiti artist (legally), and was apprenticed to the shop’s original artist, Kev Heath before taking over. This has given Jim a new school style of tattoo artistry. In contrast Rich follows more traditional ideas when it comes to body art. At its heart, Irezumi is a custom tattoo studio. The amount of experience their professionals bring ensures that you can bring in whatever design you want tattooed and they can handle it. Irezumi’s is more than a tattoo parlour, it’s a tattoo salon, dedicated to the art of helping people express their personalities through their bodies.
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For all you summer bunnies and party loving students, it’s that time again! Summer 2013 has rolled around and it’s time to break out the tents, booze and UV glow sticks for the festival season. We British do music festivals like no other nation in the world; when we put on a festival, you know it’s going to be bigger, badder and have better music acts than any other the world over! Here at The Student Magazine we’re already packing up the car in anticipation to get on the road this summer and see what the British festival scene has to offer in 2013. If you’re as crazy about the whole thing as we are then check out our comprehensive guide to festival life.
It might seem obvious but it’s always good to go over the basics. You may party into the wee hours of the early morning, but after you’ve exhausted that feel good buzz you’re going to need somewhere to crash. Hence the tent! Have you ever seen the state of festival port-a-showers? Even if you can beat the queue and actually get into one, they’re rank. Take baby wipes for a quick wipe down between acts and we’re all happy! Be wary with this one. Most festivals either don’t allow you to bring your own or limit the amount you can bring. But if you can, do. Festival alcohol prices really will break the bank.
Ever stayed outside in the heat of summer for hours on end? Yes - you see our point. You get so wrapped up taking in your favourite tunes you don’t realise your skin is blistering; a little Factor 20 will sort that right out. Port-a-loos are truly disgusting. However, they’re usually unavoidable. By the time you beat the line to use it, there’s never any bog roll left; you either bring your own or you’re epically screwed. There’s so many revellers jostling around to that infectious beat that minor accidents do tend to happen. You’re going to need a little help to get back on your feet, hence the first aid kit!
We know you might be a little nervous about the potential for damage to your most valued possession, but you’re going to want to capture these moments. Just think of the memories! This one’s purely about dehydration. There’s so much going on over the space of one weekend that it’s vital to stay hydrated. It’s a health thing. Over the course of the weekend, your hair tends to go from immaculately groomed to barely recognisable. A little dry shampoo will fix that right up.
Now you know what you’re bringing, you’re all set to hit the scene! There are so many music festivals throughout the summer months; it’s hard to know which one to spend your hard earned money on attending. If you need a little help making up your mind, here’s some of the top festivals for this summer.
First up, we bring you something a little removed from the usual heavy rock infused festival our scene is so known for. Set in the heart of the stunning national Peak District, this is an intimate three day family festival. Located in a 40 acre showground in the picturesque town of Bakewell, the festival is home to over 40 music acts per year from a number of musical genres including Rock, Blues, Latin, Country, Folk and Bluegrass. Featuring two stages, the ‘main stage’ and the smaller ‘acoustic stage’, this festival is perfect if you’re a true lover of the art of music. This year’s Bakewell Music Festival begins on Friday 16th August and runs on until Sunday 18th August, featuring over 40 professional music acts from every genre imaginable. Top music acts already signed to play this year include Gypsy Fire, Leon Hunt, The Old Dance School, Kel Elliot, King Pleasure and the Biscuit Boys, Lancashire Hot Pots, String Driven Thing and Bo Walton, and check their website for new signings. With such a diverse roster of acts ready and waiting to liven up your weekend, if you want to learn about less ‘pop’ forms of music, this is the place to be! Ticket prices range from £20£70, children under 16 are free and can be bought at bakewellmusicfestival.com
Fake Festival is a franchise that run the length and breadth of the nation throughout the summer months. Billed as the UK’s only tribute touring festival, it’s a weekend full of the best tribute acts our fair nation has to offer that visits everywhere from Sheffield to Otley and Lichfield. Basically, it’s a tonne of the best rock and pop tribute acts all performing under one big marquee. Popular tribute acts this year include The Fillers, who represent rock giants The Killers, and Really Hot Chilli Peppers, A Red Hot Chilli Peppers tribute act.
This is a big one! Taking place at Henham Park, Southwold, Suffolk and billed as more than just a music festival, Latitude Festival is truly a celebration of British pop culture. Hosting, among other things, killer headline music acts and some of the nation’s most hilarious, off the wall comedians, this one really draws big names into the mix to ensure you get your money’s worth and have the experience of a lifetime. Playing host to thousands on a yearly basis, it brings together people from all walks of life for the best weekend ever.
This year’s Sheffield Fake Festival looks to go down a storm. Taking place at local venue Hillsborough Park on Saturday 22nd June, this one day festival looks to bring the best tribute acts to our humble ears. It’ll be like we’re at Wembley! Acts tipped to perform this year include Coldplace, the truly epic Coldplay cover band, Total Stone Roses, a band that salutes the awesome legacy of classic Manchester rockers The Stone Roses, and Kings of Lyon, a total tribute to the rock geniuses that are The Kings of Leon.
Latitude Festival takes place this year on Thursday 18th to Sunday 21st July and features some fab acts. Bands tipped to headline Latitude include indie rockers Bloc Party, dance DJ act Kraftwerk, the iconic Bobby Womack putting on a special guest performance at the Obelisk Arena on the Sunday and The Yeah Yeah Yeahs. Top comedians such as boundary breaking Eddie Izzard, BBC veteran star Nina Conti and many, many more are also to perform. Along with top notch food and drink stalls, Latitude is the place to be if you want a weekend that’ll blow your minds!
Tickets range from £15 for young people to £22 for adults and can be purchased from fakefestivals.co.uk
Tickets range from £70-£190 and can be bought from latitudefestival.com
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Isle of Wight Festival - 2 Weekend Travel Tickets Fancy heading to this year’s epic Isle of Wight Festival from 13th – 16th June, to see headline performances from The Stone Roses, The Killers and Bon Jovi? Plus don’t miss a weekend of spectacular appearances from the likes of Paul Weller, The Boomtown Rats, Emeli Sandé, Jake Bugg, The Script, Bloc Party, Paloma Faith, The Maccabees, Ellie Goulding, Palma Violets, Happy Mondays, Blondie and many more. We’ve teamed up with the legendary Festival to give one lucky winner and a mate the chance to kick-start the summer in THE best possible style. Famed, year on year for mixing iconic artists, the hottest up and coming acts and the best atmosphere around 2013’s event is shaping up to be one of the best yet! To win tickets and be part of this unmissable weekend simply send your name, address and phone number to info@thestudentmag.co.uk to enter the prize draw.
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22nd June 2013 Fake Festivals is the UK’s only touring tribute festival, and runs the length and breadth of the nation throughout the summer months, with the help of its licensing system. It’s a weekend full of the best tribute acts our fair nation has to offer that visits everywhere from Sheffield to Otley and Lichfield, as far north as Tynemouth, and as far south as Farnborough and Southend-on-Sea. Basically, it’s a tonne of the best rock and pop tribute acts all performing under one big marquee. Popular tribute acts this year include The Fillers, who represent rock giants The Killers, and Really Hot Chilli Peppers, A Red Hot Chilli Peppers tribute act. This year’s Sheffield Fake Festival looks to go down a storm. Taking place at local venue Hillsborough Park on Saturday 22nd June, this one day festival looks to bring the best tribute acts to our humble ears. It’ll be like we’re at Wembley! Acts slated to perform this year include Coldplace, the truly epic Coldplay cover band complete with full laser light show, Total Stone Roses, a band that salutes the awesome legacy of classic Manchester rockers The Stone Roses, and Kings of Lyon, a total tribute to the rock geniuses that are The Kings of Leon. Tickets range from £15 for young people to £22 for adults and can be purchased from
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Shonky | Bicep | Mario Basanov | Finnebassen | Ralph Lawson| Tom Demac (live) | Jay Shepheard | Ben Pearce | wAFF | HNQO | Midland | George FitzGerald | Sven Weisemann | Paleman | Ossie | Trikk | Kolombo | Dirty Channels | Climbers | JOBE | Klose One | Matt Fear | Kreature | Squarehead | SION | Mike Gill | Markas | Jonny Cade | Lauren Lo Sung + more TBC Love System is a brand new European festival taking place just outside the beautiful Croatian town of Petrcane, tucked into the Adriatic coastline. The vision is to create an immersive experience for avid followers of house music and all its various guises. Love System takes place in the never-before-used Punta Radman wood. The shaded, intimate site contains a maze of bars, stages and chill-out areas nestled in between the trees. In true Croatian style, Love System wouldn’t be complete without a boat party, so they’ve decided to bring you eight. We’ve got four tickets up for grabs to this is amazing festival. To win, email your name, address and telephone number to info@thestudentmag.co.uk before 25th May 2013. For further information, tickets, mixes, interviews and news, visit: f: lovesystemfestival www.lovesystemfestival.com Tickets: www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?429446 Email: info@lovesystemfestival.com
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Valley Centertainment, Broughton Lane, Sheffield, S9 2EP 0114 261 9836 www.harvester.co.uk Nestled in to the wealth of restaurants within Centertainment, lies Harvester. With more than 200 restaurants nationwide, they must be doing something right! We popped in for a nibble to find out more. The main appeal of Harvester is that you get much more than enough food for your money! The main menu follows a pick’n’mix format – pick a main (chicken, steaks, burgers, ribs, combos, fish and vegetarian), pick a sauce and pick a side, all with unlimited salad. There’s a new addition to the menu however – the Hall of Flame, which sounded far too tempting to resist. The range of grills on the menu includes classic Harvester meals such as lamb, ribs and burgers, including the Budweiser Mega Ribs which we’re told are taking the restaurant by storm – a
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massive pile of ribs smothered in Budweiser BBQ sauce, seasoned fries, corn on the cob and Classic Ranchsaw… but we weren’t quite brave enough for that. We opt for the Triple Flavour Chicken Burger and Sticky Jack Daniel’s Combo, with a side of Onion Rings. Served with seasoned fries and BBQ sauce, the burger was a jaw breaking tower of southern-fried chicken breast topped with crispy bacon, loaded with BBQ sauce in a glazed bun. I asked for the burger without the pineapple, which wasn’t a problem. Perfectly cooked, the chicken tasted fantastic and more than hunger quenching, plus the fries were seasoned deliciously; moreish and tasty. The Combo was a beast! A plate loaded with 6oz chargrilled rump and baby back of ribs in a sticky Jack Daniel’s sauce, with seasoned fries, grilled corn on the cob, beer battered onion rings and Classic Ranchsaw. The sauce tasted amazing, BBQ-ey yet sweet and sticky, perfect drizzled on the meat and for dipping the fries into. The meat fell off the
ribs, succulent and tender, and the steak was small enough to manage yet large enough to be a challenge, juicy and cooked to order. Crisp and fresh, the onion rings were moist with a perfect amount of batter. We polished the meal off with an epic and delicious Munchies Sundae – chocolate fudge cake topped with piles of creamy vanilla ice cream, whipped cream, Belgian chocolate sauce, Munchie pieces and crispy wafers – and Fruit Skewers, which although didn’t come on skewers as expected, consisted of cubes of honeydew melon, watermelon, pineapple and strawberries, served with Cornish vanilla ice cream. We left stuffed to bursting after a hunger quenching meal. For students on a budget, Harvester is a perfect place to fill up on food! Jump on the tram to Centertainment for a taste – just remember to go on an empty stomach!
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BITES Let’s Go Al Fresco! Hoping for sunshine might be sheer optimism, but as soon as those rays come out we’ll be donning our shades and flip flops and heading for a beer garden. And there are some corkers around the city, no matter where you live. We spoke to BrewKitchen, Sheffield’s biggest independent restaurant chain, to talk about their al fresco offerings. Eccy Road is notoriously lacking when it comes to outside space, but get there early and both Graze Inn and Relish have outdoor tables – perfectly primed for watching the world go by. Graze also has a bargain Happy Hour from 5-7pm weekdays, while Relish’s Beat the Clock food offer means cheap dining on the remains of your loan (yes, we know, that’d be optimistic too!). If you’re happy to tootle further afield, The Cricket Inn at Totley can’t be beaten. Fantastic food and drink is complemented by rolling fields, a cricket pitch and plenty of tables to the rear. They even host gourmet barbecues in the warmer months. Believe us, outdoor dining doesn’t get much better than this. Further afield still is The Inn at Troway – but boy is it worth the trip. Famed for its panoramic countryside views, eating and drinking here is almost
A r t i s an unrivalled. There are plenty of outdoor tables from which to enjoy hearty food and take it all in. And we’d highly recommend you do! Heading back into town is The Beauchief on Abbeydale Road. May will see the restaurant transform into Jack Baker’s Great Northern Brasserie, with a launch party from 3:30pm-11pm on May 2nd (we’d recommend you get down there, they’re giving away £10 vouchers for the restaurant!).
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BOOZE The Botanical
261 Ecclesall Rd, Sheffield 0114 266 7966 Ecclesall Road is a popular place for the students of Sheffield. It is forever bustling with people shopping, dining or out drinking. At the city end of Ecclesall Road sits a pub nestled into the scenery. Past students may know this pub as Varsity; however most of you will know it as The Botanical. The pub itself has a lot to offer students, from cheap drinks to 20% off food with an NUS card. The best time of the week to head to The Botanical is midweek. Tuesday night is host to the Jellybean quiz, which is extremely popular with students in the area. Make sure you pre-book a table or you run the risk of having to stand awkwardly with your drink in your hand all night. Crowd favourite, ‘Singo-bingo’, never fails to get everyone singing along to all the classics, whilst the turtle race will have you jumping out of your seat yelling at your turtle to get a move on. Make sure you’re not too hung-over though, because Wednesday night is cheap drinks night. £1.25 pints and the same for mixers mean it’s the perfect way to chill out midweek. Not only is the Botanical brilliant for those wanting to drink, it also has a varied and unique menu, offering everything from mixed grills to spicy burritos at very reasonable prices. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled too; the Arctic Monkeys are regulars here.
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The drinks tariff looks interesting, with Brooklyn Beer 75 London Road, Sheffield, on draught and a great selection S2 4LE of local and travelled Real 07909 867 465 Ales on offer. In the day they’ll be serving Fair Trade coffee, We’re not easily charmed here at milkshakes and home-made The Student Magazine, but we’re cakes and sandwiches. positively weak at the knees about the forthcoming arrival of The night time is all about the London Road’s latest watering entertainment. We’re especially hole. The Bell Jar promises to intrigued by the sound of the be the new social centre of the Hip-Hop Karaoke night. Also Sharrow Community, a hub for expect a Classic House night ale, art and music lovers alike and lots of live bands. to share, create and intake. The café, bar and venue, lands in We’re positive you’ll feel at S2 sometime in June and you’ll home at The Bell Jar. have to form an orderly queue behind us.
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Barry’s Bar
96-98 London Road, Sheffield, S2 4LR 0114 278 4564 If you fancy some Jamaican style niceties without having to travel all the way across the Caribbean Sea you can get your hands on some of the finest spicy cuisine right here in the Steel City. There is a place on the ever multi-cultural London Road where you can dine in and have the pleasure of eating some of the very best food made to authentic Caribbean recipes. Barry’s Bar, 96-98 London Road, is just what we have been craving here in Sheffield for so long: a Jamaican style bar! The quirkily decorated bar boasts a Jamaican theme throughout; that goes for its food, its atmosphere and
even its décor. Whether you’re in the mood for some delicious curried goat, some spicy jerk chicken or some yummy ackee and saltfish, Barry’s Bar has just what you need to quash those hunger pangs. Every dish is under a fiver which is a fantastic deal considering the unbeatable quality of food offered! It’s not just great food that Barry’s Bar has to offer, the bar also offers entertainment throughout the week. The Tuesday night quiz is ideal for any general knowledge buffs out there and is swiftly followed by something to get you in the party mood; a night of smooth Motown tracks. Friday nights are when it really gets going, though, with a great disco night that’s simply unmissable!
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www.firebox.com, £59.99 With summer fast approaching, so too are the BBQs with friends and the long days lounging around on the beach with a melting ice cream and a cold bottle of beer. No summer’s day is complete, however, without your favourite tunes blasting out and getting everyone on their feet. It’s a shame then that recent portable speakers have lacked that little bit of quality to really give the sound track to your summer justice. The Phoenix Portable Speaker may just be the answer. Not only does it look great with its sleek and stylish design, its wireless connectivity to your iPod or Smartphone makes it ideal for those warm summer days in the sun, as you can effortlessly change from tune to tune without having to put your drink down. One of the main reasons portable speakers haven’t quite lived up to expectation in the past is due to their poor sound quality. “That’s as loud as it goes”, is never something you want to hear when wanting to sing along to your favourite songs. The Phoenix Portable Speakers boast an impressive sound system packing the punch you need to get the party started and the drinks flowing.
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G.I. Joe: Retaliation Director: Sam Raimi Retaliation is the sequel to the action-packed 2009 film, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra. Due to Cobra having control over the White House, the Joes (joined by Dwayne Johnson and Adrianne Palicki) are framed for stealing nuclear warheads, and all but a few are killed. The last film left off great for me; Cobra’s operative Zartan had supplanted himself as the President of the United States, so even after the Joes had imprisoned Cobra Commander, they still weren’t out of trouble. Unfortunately, Retaliation didn’t deliver for its build up. The plot felt very disconnected, as it tries to focus on too many different locations and perspectives, which leaves you feeling a little lost.
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It also means that it manages to somehow fail as an action film, which could have been its saving grace. Also, what happened to the original cast? I liked Sienna Miller and Marlon Wayans in their respective roles, and I didn’t really see the appeal in them being swapped out for the aforementioned new cast members. I’m not going to pretend I can tell you what to do, but I can at least plead that you won’t go and see this film.
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this role pinned. Olympus Has Fallen features a whole bag of staple scenes Director: Antoine Fuqua used to invoke patriotism – like the ohso-subtle shot of the burning American Olympus Has Fallen is an action film flag from the top of the White House centred around an ex-secret service blowing away in the wind and landing agent, Banning (Gerard Butler), and on the ground – it’s a nice shot, but it’s his attempt to cease an attack on the White House and the President (Aaron not really believable to me. Eckhart). Cue guns, guns and more Overall, this film presented a problem guns. - there weren’t a lot of things that stood out as amazing to me, but similarly not I can’t believe how little Gerard many things stood out as bad. I can Butler has been in Action films; definitely recommend it as an Action his performance in this one is a flick though, just because it doesn’t have little hindered by his (not fantastic) Dwayne Johnson. American accent, but overall he’s got
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strangely surreal locations. This is second only to how Boyle weaves the story’s elements - the search for the painting, the relationship triangle of This psychological thriller tells the story of Simon (James McAvoy), a man Simon, Franck and Elizabeth, the events on the day of the heist and Simon’s who conspires to steal an expensive conflicted psyche into an amazing painting with the help of several climax.The ending especially, but also criminals, led by Franck (Vincent the overall story, is played brilliantly Cassel). When he apparently takes by its leading cast (McAvoy, Cassel and the painting for himself, Franck hires Dawson) but McAvoy’s performance a psychiatrist, Elizabeth (Rosario Dawson) to hypnotise Simon, and find stands out for me; he seems very out where he has hidden the painting. comfortable playing the victim at the start of the film. This sets him apart from Cassel’s character, which makes Boyle’s direction of this film is their interactions quite interesting. fantastic, shown in the scenes where Simon is hypnotised – where the landscape of his mind is shown by
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The eagerly awaited debut album from London girl group Stooshe doesn’t fail to meet expectations, with tracks ranging from catchy to soulful. When the girls released their break-through single, “Black Heart”, last June, the single fast became a hit, peaking at number three in the UK charts. The album is a mix of pop styled music with soulful voices.
Best known for their early 2000’s hit “Iris”, a song that you just can’t seem to get away from, the Goo Goo Dolls are back with their latest musical offering, “Magnetic”. This, an album which offers what you expect and nothing more, is the band’s tenth studio album. Whilst a solid album for break-up victims, it’s hard to see how anyone else can take any pleasure from it.
The Canadian heart-throb is back for another album and we couldn’t be more pleased. His first release from the album, “It’s a Beautiful Day”, is simply stunning; a more sweet than bitter recollection of a breakup, with gleeful lyrics such as, “You said that we should just be friends, well I came up with that line and I’m sure it’s for the best”. If only we could all feel that way about breaking up!
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“Hoochi Mumma” is the stand out track of the album. The girls belt out lines “She’s living in a council house five bedrooms, three bathrooms and no spouse”, swiftly followed up by, “She’s in love! Yeah, with the social”, which aims to strike a chord with the general opinion in the UK at the moment. You could almost forget where these girls came from, overlooking them for some over marketed Americanised pop band, if it weren’t for their fantastically clear British accents powering over every song. However the random counting and shouting which frequents their music seems a little unnecessary. All in all this is a great album from a great British band.
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The second track on the album, the sickeningly soppy “When The World Breaks Your Heart”, attempts the epic task of fitting as many clichés as is humanly possible in to one song. Note lines such as, “Like the stars we burn forever” and “I’m always with you.” The seventh track on the album “More Of You” has an altogether more rocky sound, along with a tempo to suit it, but still grasps feebly to standard notions of love and statements which air on the side of ridiculous. No doubt this album will sell out to teen girls, who classify themselves misguidedly as rock fans, however the album lacks substance and relies on stagnant turns of phrase and generic lyrics.
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The rest of the album is riddled with stunning covers such as the first track, “You Make Me Feel So Young” and “Something Stupid” featuring, rather bizarrely, Reese Witherspoon. Each version of classics such as these are, of course, done in great style and at no cost to the original. Track eleven, and yet another cover, is a rather jazzed up version of “You’ve Got a Friend in Me”. It is hard not to smile whilst listening to this track as your mind flicks back to your youth and years watching “Toy Story”. There is very little I can fault about this album; filled with both original and lovingly covered versions of classics.
As students, we all know what it’s like to look at our bank balance, sigh, and realise we can only afford the essentials this week. That’s why the Student Lock In at Meadowhall is such a life saver. Running twice a year in April and September (just in time for Fresher’s), the Student Lock In is an event Meadowhall and various shopping centres around the country, where students can go for a late night shopping session. Sign up to the service on the Student Lock In website to get discounts at Meadowhall’s top notch stores! Non students can attend too, although the discounts only apply to students who register with the service. The last Student Lock In took place on 18th April and we had a chance to head on down. We were left in awe at the event, which saw late night shoppers score tonnes of bargain basement discounts at high end stores such as Boots. Even better, shoppers were accompanied by banging DJ sets from some of the Steel City’s top record spinners!
The next Student Lock In at Meadowhall is scheduled to take place on a yet to be disclosed date in September, and students will be able to register with the service to score all the big discounts closer to the time. The advantage of this Student Lock In? It’s right before Fresher’s! That means you can take your students loans and go a little crazy. Quite frankly, the Student Lock In is a boon to every single one of us out there who has big material dreams, but a distinct lack of cash. It’s more than just a shopping trip, it’s a real experience! To find out more information or register with the service visit studentlockin.com
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LISTED Monday 20th
CORPORATION: Oddball, Entry £3 before midnight, £4 after / Mash up off all your alternative music / Doors: 10pm-3am DQ: Rough Hill Presents: Plus1, Monday night student madness, cheap drinks, 2 floors, 2 vibes, downstairs the best mashup of chart, pop party anthems and upstairs is the rave cave with electro, dubstep, garage & anything from the UK bass scene EMBRACE: Get Dirty Mondays, 10pm – 3am, £3 adv, £4 on the door LEADMILL: Shag – pop, chart, R&B & indie, rock, punk, trash, Britpop, old skool, new rave, disco, beats, Doors open 10.30pm PLAYERS: I <3 Candy - Players presents the sweetest tunes this side of Sheffield…free candy…giveaways… drinks to make your mouth water…Jug Vodka Kick £6, Treble Vodka Mixer* £2.50…Live Dancers…Free Entry… open til 12.30am SOYO: SOYO Live – 8pm – late, free entry THE VIPER ROOMS: Geek Chic – Playing host to sexy geeks and boffin freaks! Get your geek on! 8pm – 3am PARIS: Déjà vu – A devastating mashup of R&B, hip hop, UK funky house, dubstep, £1 drinks, 4 bombs £5, guest list at sheffieldparties.com DEMPSEYS: Gimme 5, 9pm – 4am THE FORUM: THE MONDAY MIXTURE, 9:30 pm STEELHOUSE: Eat My Disco & Voodoo present The Big Cheese – cheesey pop, 80p entry, 80p drinks Tuesday 21st PLAYERS: Welcome Party – official pre-bar to Dirty Dollar @ Steelhouse, R’n’B, hiphop and old school classics, Free Entry, open til 12.30am PLUG: Spanked, Price: £3.50 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: Paparazzi – Mix of house, electro and R&B, 8pm–12.30am
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THE VIPER ROOMS: Risqué Tuesdays – Flirtatious R&B and elated electro house music, 8pm – 3am, £3 adv PARIS: The Bomb Factory – Nothing but Student Anthems All Night 11pm–4am DEMPSEYS: Skint – Sheffield’s biggest gay weekday night, 9pm–4am CRYSTAL: Prohibition, a night dedicated to giving you your weekly fix of everything Urban, with some of thebiggest Hip-Hop and R&B tunes around, £1, 10:30 pm THE FORUM: Adelante – Latin music and dancing, 9.30pm–1pm SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Tuesday Club - 11.30pm – 2.30am, £4 adv STEELHOUSE: Dirty Dollar – chart, R&B, dub, chart, £2 before 12.30am SOUTH SEA: Big Sound Ft Galleon + The Sharrow + Incubated
Wednesday 22nd
CORPORATION: The Skool Disco | Stone Love, 10pm-2am £5/£4 NUS before 12pm, £5 after, or FREE in Skool Uniform before 10.30, £1 before 12pm EMBRACE: Boing Boing – Hallam student night, chart & dance anthems, cheese & pop, R&B anthems, £4, 11pm-2.30am SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Sparta – Wednesday Sports Team Night…weekly giveaways, £2.50 Treble Vodka Mixer*, 3 Bombs £5, massive student anthems, open til 12.30am SOYO: Superbowl: home to The Mega Bowl; Sheffield’s biggest fishbowl of drink THE VIPER ROOMS: Neighbourhood - Classic indie with mod for it soul and motown, 8pm–3am, free before 11.30pm, £3 guest list before 11.30pm, £4 after 11.30pm DEMPSEYS: 342 Wednesdays – Buy any 2 drinks; get one free, 9pm–4am
THE FORUM: Rotation – Different music each week, 9pm–1am SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Roar, 11pm-2.15am, £4.00 adv
Thursday 23th
DQ: UGLY Sheffield’s freshest party with hip hop, R&B, grime and garage, doors 11pm, £2 before 12pm, £3 after SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Spoilt Brat - House, R’n’B, Old School and more, £1 Shots*, £1.50 Bottles, Free Entry, open til 12.30am PLUG: Jump Around, Price: £3.50 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+. SOYO: SuperDeluxe – massive mix of tunes and £1.50 drinks, 8pm–12.30am THE VIPER ROOMS: Carver Street- HUGE block party where One wristband will get you into FIVE Venues, 8pm – 3am, Adv Tickets £4 / Door £4 & £5 PARIS: Vibes Alive – Dubstep, hip hop, electro, UK funky mash-ups, 10pm–3am DEMPSEYS: Games Night, 9pm-4am THE FORUM: Thirsty Ear – DJ Night, 9pm-1am, free entry THE HARLEY: Hedon Sounds / Doors 10pm THE BOWERY: First Word, 9pm til late, free STEELHOUSE: Voodoo Project, pop chart, R&B, dub, D&B, dance
Friday 24th
CORPORATION: Shiver + The Invalid + Renoized / Doors: 7pm / Tickets: £10 adv / 14+ DQ: Shake Down, every Friday night. Entry £3 before midnight, £5 after EMBRACE: Every Friday – playing the best in Commercial, RnB, Hip Hop, Chart and Dance, £1.20 drinks all night, free entry before midnight. 99 Problems but these aint one, Friday 5th Apr 23:00 - Saturday 6th Apr 03:00, £3.00 + BF LEADMILL: The Beards / Price: £7.50
LISTED adv. GaGa - Shiny spanking new Fridays at The Leadmill! Text MILL GAGA to 82500 for a CHEEKY DEAL PLAYERS: Fook Me…..I’m Famous - party anthems, dirty beats, soulful tunes, £2 selected drinks 8-10pm, Free Entry, open til 1.30am PLUG: Covert Soundsystem, Price: £5 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: Love You – house, R&B, and chart 8pm – 12.30am THE VIPER ROOMS: Lavish, 8pm– 3am, £4 adv, £4 & £5 on the door PARIS: Baby Got Back – 90s R&B flavours, hip hop, classic beats, 90% old school joints and jams, 10% future classics - £3 before 12am, £5 after CITY HALL: Seth Lakemen / Price: £20 adv / Doors 7.30pm DEMPSEYS: Nine hours of the Sheffield gay scene’s best music, 9pm-6am SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Space - 11pm-3am, £4 adv, £5 on the door THE HARLEY: The Get Down – ALDO VANUCCI / 10pm THE BOWERY: Fresh Fruits, 9pm– 2am, free O2 ACADEMY: Propaganda - 3 incredible rooms of music every Friday, 10.30pm-3.30am, £5 Admission, £4 Students before 11.30pm REPLICA: Tease – Drinks from £1, 11pm–4am
Saturday 25th
CORPORATION: Reservoir Rocks |Extreme Hardside|Revolution, £3.50adv/£1 before 10.30pm / £5 after / £6 after midnight, 10pm - 2.30/3am DQ: Threads - unique genreless night, hosting an eclectic mix of bands and DJs LEADMILL: Lilygreen & Maguire / Price: £10 adv / Doors: 7.30pm. Sonic Boom – Saturday’s only indie alternative! 10.30pm – 3am, £3.50 (before midnight) £5/£4 NUS (after midnight) MILL SONIC to 82500 for booze & entry offers SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Sin-Tillate - Free Entry, open til 1.30am PLUG: Room on fire presents – Cold Killer Footsteps / Price: £5 adv / Doors: 7pm / 14+. Shuffle, Price: £5 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: SOYO Saturdays – main room – house, disco, funk, Yo Bar – old skool R&B, new jack swing THE VIPER ROOMS: Decadence – Eclectic music, range of cocktails and
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champagne, VIP service, 8pm–3am, £4 adv, £4 & £5 on the door PARIS: Boudoir Sounds – soul, funk, disco, R&B, house, 10.30pm–3.30am, £4 before 12pm DEMPSEYS: The Big Weekender, chart, pop, Euro beats, 9pm-6am CRYSTAL: Decorum, an eclectic mix of House, Disco, Dance Classics and R&B mixed by DJ Corey & friends, from 10pm with Free Entry before 11pm THE FORUM: Shook – house, R&B, pop, funk, hip hop, indie, 9pm – 2am SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Pop Tarts, 11pm-3am THE HARLEY: Reminisce This / 10pm THE BOWERY: Landslide – The official Threads pre-club night, 9pm– 1.30am O2 ACADEMY: Seize This Curse + Planet9 + Broken State + Seconds Apart + Never Did We Believe / Price: £7.05 / Doors: 6.30pm STEELHOUSE: Big Time – Doors at 8pm for Big Time drinks offers and free entry, £3 entry from 11.30 – 12.30 and £5 after that REPLICA: Student Saturdays - Get your glad rags on for the ultimate clubbing experience, 11pm–4am
Sunday 26th
PLAYERS: Afterparty - the best in chart, R’n’B and dance playing all night, Free Entry…open til 12.30am DEMPSEYS: Karaoke night, 9pm-4am
Monday 27th
CORPORATION: Oddball | Bug | The Pit, 10pm-2.30/3am, £3 before 12pm, £4 after DQ: Rough Hill Presents: Plus1, Monday night student madness, cheap drinks, 2 floors, 2 vibes, downstairs the best mashup of chart, pop party anthems and upstairs is the rave cave with electro, dubstep, garage & anything from the UK bass scene EMBRACE: Get Dirty Mondays, 10pm – 3am, £3 adv, £4 on the door LEADMILL: Shag – pop, chart, R&B & indie, rock, punk, trash, Britpop, old skool, new rave, disco, beats, Doors 10.30pm PLAYERS : I ♥ Candy - Players presents the sweetest tunes this side of Sheffield…free candy…giveaways… drinks to make your mouth water… Jug Vodka Kick £6., Treble Vodka Mixer* £2.50…Live Dancers…Free Entry…open til 12.30am
SOYO: SOYO Live – 8pm – late, free entry THE VIPER ROOMS: Geek Chic – Playing host to sexy geeks and boffin freaks! Get your geek on! 8pm – 3am PARIS: Déjà vu – A devastating mash-up of R&B, hip hop, UK funky house, dubstep, £1 drinks, 4 bombs £5, guest list at sheffieldparties.com DEMPSEYS: Gimme 5, 9pm – 4am THE FORUM: THE MONDAY MIXTURE, 9:30 pm STEELHOUSE: Eat My Disco & Voodoo present The Big Cheese – cheesy pop, 80p entry, 80p drinks
Tuesday 28th
PLAYERS: Welcome Party – official pre-bar to Dirty Dollar @ Steelhouse, R’n’B, hiphop and old school classics, Free Entry, open til 12.30am PLUG: Spanked, Price: £3.50 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: Paparazzi – Mix of house, electro and R&B, 8pm–12.30am THE VIPER ROOMS: Risqué Tuesdays – Flirtatious R&B and elated electro house music, 8pm – 3am, £3 adv PARIS: The Bomb Factory – Nothing but Student Anthems All Night 11pm–4am DEMPSEYS: Skint – Sheffield’s biggest gay weekday night, 9pm–4am CRYSTAL: Prohibition, a night dedicated to giving you your weekly fix of everything Urban, with some of thebiggest Hip-Hop and R&B tunes around, Price: £1, Doors: 10:30 pm THE FORUM: Adelante – Latin music and dancing, 9.30pm–1pm SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: The Tuesday Club-Rustie (Warp / Numbers) & More, 23:00 til 3:00, £7 adv THE HUBS: Hallam Award Drop-in, Time: 11am, free STEELHOUSE: Dirty Dollar – chart, R&B, dub, chart, £2 before 12.30am
Wednesday 29th
CORPORATION: The Skool Disco | Stone Love, 10pm-2am £5/£4 NUS before 12pm, £5 after, or FREE in Skool Uniform before 10.30, £1 before 12pm EMBRACE: Boing Boing – Hallam student night, chart & dance anthems, cheese & pop, R&B anthems, £4, 11pm-2.30am SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC
LISTED PLAYERS: Sparta – Wednesday Sports Team Night…weekly giveaways, £2.50 Treble Vodka Mixer*, 3 Bombs £5, massive student anthems, open til 12.30am SOYO: Superbowl – home to The Mega Bowl; Sheffield’s biggest fishbowl of drink THE VIPER ROOMS: Neighbourhood - Classic indie with mod for it soul and motown, 8pm–3am, free before 11.30pm, £3 guest list before 11.30pm, £4 after 11.30pm PARIS: Mad Racket – R&B, house and Electro, £3 before 12pm DEMPSEYS: 342 Wednesdays – Buy any 2 drinks; get one free, 9pm–4am THE FORUM: Rotation – Different music each week, 9pm–1am SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Roar, 11pm-2.30am, £4.40 adv O2 ACADEMY: Toseland / Price: £11.25 / Doors: 7pm MOTORPOINT ARENA: We Will Rock You – The Musical by Queen. Price: Between £22.50-£42.50 / Doors: 7:30 / Play this venue till June 3rd.
Thursday 30th
DQ: UGLY Sheffield’s freshest party with hip hop, R&B, grime and garage, doors 11pm, £2 before 12pm, £3 after SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Spoilt Brat - House, R’n’B, Old School and more, £1 Shots*, £1.50 Bottles, Free Entry, open til 12.30am PLUG: Jump Around, Price: £3.50 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: SuperDeluxe – massive mix of tunes and £1.50 drinks, 8pm–12.30am THE VIPER ROOMS: Carver Street- HUGE block party where one wristband will get you into FIVE Venues, 8pm – 3am, Adv Tickets £4 / Door £4 & £5 PARIS: Vibes Alive – Dubstep, hip hop, electro, UK funky mash-ups, 10pm–3am CITY HALL: Capture the Magic, Internationally travelled Brigham Young University Ballroom Dance Company will bring its world champion showcase, Price: From £5 / Doors: 6:30 DEMPSEYS: Games Night, 9pm-4am THE FORUM: Thirsty Ear – DJ Night, 9pm-1am, free entry THE HARLEY: Harley live presents Drenge, Entry: £7 advance ticket, more on door / 7:30-11:30pm THE BOWERY: First Word, 9pm til late, free STEELHOUSE: Voodoo Project, pop
CORPORATION: Drop - bringing you the latest and best in alternative tunes since the dawn of time / Price: £3.50 advance, £1 before midnight, £5 after. DQ: Shake Down, every Friday night. Entry £3 before midnight, £5 after EMBRACE: Every Friday – playing the best in Commercial, RnB, Hip Hop, Chart and Dance, £1.20 drinks all night, free entry before midnight. 99 Problems but these aint one, Friday 5th Apr 23:00 - Saturday 03:00, £3.00 + BF LEADMILL: GaGa - Shiny spanking new Fridays at The Leadmill! Text MILL GAGA to 82500 for a CHEEKY DEAL SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Fook Me…..I’m Famous - party anthems, dirty beats, soulful tunes, £2 selected drinks 8-10pm, Free Entry, open till 1.30am PLUG: OTR Presents Coldharbour Recording / Price: £13 / Doors: 10:30. Covert Soundsystem, Price: £5 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: Love You – house, R&B, and chart 8pm – 12.30am THE VIPER ROOMS: Lavish, 8pm– 3am, £4 adv, £4 & £5 on the door PARIS: Baby Got Back – 90s R&B flavours, hip hop, classic beats, 90% old school joints and jams, 10% future classics - £3 before 12am, £5 after DEMPSEYS: Nine hours of the Sheffield gay scene’s best music, 9pm-6am CRYSTAL: Vanity, from 10pm every week with Free Entry before 12am SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Space - 11pm-3am, £4 adv, £5 on the door THE BOWERY: Fresh Fruits, 9pm – 2am, free O2 ACADEMY: Propaganda - 3 incredible rooms of music every Friday, 10.30pm-3.30am, £5 admission, £4 students before 11.30pm REPLICA: Tease – Drinks from £1, 11pm–4am
DQ: Threads - unique genreless night, hosting an eclectic mix of bands and DJs EMBRACE: Superclubsaturdays, 04:00, £4.00 + BF (advanced) |£9.00 + BF (VIP). Play – 50% off entry, 50% off drinks until 1am LEADMILL: Sonic Boom – Saturday’s only indie alternative! 10.30pm – 3am, £3.50 (before midnight) £5/£4 NUS (after midnight) MILL SONIC to 82500 for booze & entry offers SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Sin-Tillate - Free Entry… open til 1.30am PLUG: AMP Presents: Ivory Kings (E.P Launch) / Price: £5 / Doors: 7pm / 14+ SOYO: SOYO Saturdays – main room – house, disco, funk, Yo Bar – old skool R&B, new jack swing THE VIPER ROOMS: Decadence – Eclectic music, range of cocktails and champagne, VIP service, 8pm–3am, £4 adv, £4 & £5 on the door PARIS: Boudoir Sounds – soul, funk, disco, R&B, house, 10.30pm–3.30am, £4 before 12pm DEMPSEYS: The Big Weekender, chart, pop, Euro beats, 9pm-6am CRYSTAL: Decorum, an eclectic mix of House, Disco, Dance Classics and R&B mixed by DJ Corey & friends, from 10pm with Free Entry before 11pm THE FORUM: Shook – house, R&B, pop, funk, hip hop, indie, 9pm – 2am SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Pop Tarts, 11pm-3am THE HARLEY: Drenge / Doors: 7:30pm THE BOWERY: Landslide – The official Threads pre-club night, 9pm– 1.30am STEELHOUSE: Big Time – Doors at 8pm for Big Time drinks offers and free entry, £3 entry from 11.30–12.30 and £5 after that REPLICA: Student Saturdays - Get your glad rags on for the ultimate clubbing experience, 11pm–4am CITY HALL: Capture the Magic, Internationally travelled Brigham Young University Ballroom Dance Company will bring its world champion showcase, Price: From £5 / Doors: 6:30
Saturday 1st
Sunday 2nd
chart, R&B, dub, D&B, dance MOTORPOINT ARENA: We Will Rock You – The Musical by Queen. Price: Between £22.50-£42.50 / 2 shows in 1 day / Doors: 2:30 & 7:30 / Play this venue till June 3rd
Friday 31st
CORPORATION: SBsquared presents: Perfect Crimes + Awooga + GretaNova + Unicorn Hunters + Fairway View / Price: £5 adv / Doors: 6.30pm
PLAYERS: Afterparty - the best in chart, R’n’B and dance playing all night, Free Entry…open til 12.30am DEMPSEYS: Karaoke night, 9pm-4am
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CORPORATION: Oddball | Bug | The Pit, 10pm-2.30/3am, £3 before 12pm, £4 after DQ: Rough Hill Presents: Plus1, Monday night student madness, cheap drinks, 2 floors, 2 vibes, downstairs the best mashup of chart, pop party anthems and upstairs is the rave cave with electro, dubstep, garage & anything from the UK bass scene EMBRACE: Get Dirty Mondays, 10pm – 3am, £3 adv, £4 on the door LEADMILL: Beardyman / Price: £12.50 adv / Doors: 7.30. Shag – pop, chart, R&B & indie, rock, punk, trash, Britpop, old skool, new rave, disco, beats, Doors 10.30pm PLAYERS : I ♥ Candy - Players presents the sweetest tunes this side of Sheffield…free candy…giveaways…drinks to make your mouth water…Jug Vodka Kick £6., Treble Vodka Mixer* £2.50… Live Dancers…Free Entry…open til 12.30am SOYO: SOYO Live – 8pm – late, free entry THE VIPER ROOMS: Geek Chic – Playing host to sexy geeks and boffin freaks! Get your geek on! 8pm – 3am PARIS: Déjà vu – A devastating mashup of R&B, hip hop, UK funky house, dubstep, £1 drinks, 4 bombs £5, guest list at sheffieldparties.com DEMPSEYS: Gimme 5, 9pm – 4am THE FORUM: THE MONDAY MIXTURE, 9:30 pm STEELHOUSE: Eat My Disco & Voodoo present The Big Cheese – cheesey pop, 80p entry, 80p drinks
Tuesday 4th
PLAYERS: Welcome Party – official pre-bar to Dirty Dollar @ Steelhouse, R’n’B, hiphop and old school classics, Free Entry, open til 12.30am PLUG: Spanked, Price: £3.50 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: Paparazzi – Mix of house, electro and R&B, 8pm–12.30am THE VIPER ROOMS: Risqué Tuesdays – Flirtatious R&B and elated electro house music, 8pm – 3am, £3 adv PARIS: The Bomb Factory – Nothing but Student Anthems All Night 11pm–4am DEMPSEYS: Skint – Sheffield’s biggest gay weekday night, 9pm–4am CRYSTAL: Prohibition, a night dedicated to giving you your weekly fix of everything Urban, with some of thebiggest Hip-Hop and R&B tunes
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around, £1, 10:30 pm THE FORUM: Adelante – Latin music and dancing, 9.30pm–1pm SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Tuesday Club - 11.30pm – 2.30am, £4 adv THE HUBS: Hallam Award Drop-in, Time: 4:00pm, free STEELHOUSE: Dirty Dollar – chart, R&B, dub, chart, £2 before 12.30am
Wednesday 5th
CORPORATION: The Skool Disco | Stone Love, 10pm-2am £5/£4 NUS before 12pm, £5 after, or FREE in Skool Uniform before 10.30, £1 before 12pm EMBRACE: Boing Boing – Hallam student night, chart & dance anthems, cheese & pop, R&B anthems, £4, 11pm-2.30am SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Sparta – Wednesday Sports Team Night…weekly giveaways, £2.50 Treble Vodka Mixer*, 3 Bombs £5, massive student anthems, open til 12.30am SOYO: Superbowl – home to The Mega Bowl; Sheffield’s biggest fishbowl of drink THE VIPER ROOMS: Neighbourhood - Classic indie with mod for it soul and motown, 8pm–3am, free before 11.30pm, £3 guest list before 11.30pm, £4 after 11.30pm PARIS: Mad Racket – R&B, house and Electro, £3 before 12pm DEMPSEYS: 342 Wednesdays – Buy any 2 drinks; get one free, 9pm–4am. THE FORUM: Rotation – Different music each week, 9pm–1am SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Roar, 11pm-2.30am, £4.40 adv
Thursday 6th
CORPORATION: Heart In Hand + Demoraliser + Palm Reader + A Season Of Secrets / Price: £8 adv / Doors: 7pm / 14+ DQ: UGLY Sheffield’s freshest party with hip hop, R&B, grime and garage, doors 11pm, £2 before 12pm, £3 after SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Spoilt Brat - House, R’n’B, Old School and more, £1 Shots*, £1.50 Bottles, Free Entry, open til 12.30am PLUG: Jump Around, Price: £3.50 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: SuperDeluxe – massive mix of tunes and £1.50 drinks, 8pm–12.30am THE VIPER ROOMS: Carver Street- HUGE block party where One wristband will get you into FIVE
Venues, 8pm – 3am, Adv Tickets £4 / Door £4 & £5 PARIS: Vibes Alive – Dubstep, hip hop, electro, UK funky mash-ups, 10pm–3am DEMPSEYS: Games Night, 9pm-4am THE FORUM: Full circle Thursdays THE BOWERY: First Word / Free entry / Doors: 9pm STEELHOUSE: Voodoo Project, pop chart, R&B, dub, D&B, dance THE HARLEY: Contours Festival / Price: £4 adv / Doors: 2pm-4am/ 18+
Friday 7th
CORPORATION: Drop | Anthemic | Fracture, 10pm-2.30/3am, £3.50adv/£1 before 10:30pm/£5 after/£6 after 12pm DQ: Shake Down, every Friday night. Entry £3 before midnight, £5 after EMBRACE: Every Friday – playing the best in Commercial, RnB, Hip Hop, Chart and Dance, £1.20 drinks all night, free entry before midnight. 99 Problems but these aint one LEADMILL: PeaceGaGa - Shiny spanking new Fridays at The Leadmill! Text MILL GAGA to 82500 for a CHEEKY DEAL SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Fook Me…..I’m Famous - party anthems, dirty beats, soulful tunes, £2 selected drinks 8-10pm, Free Entry, open til 1.30am PLUG: Covert Soundsystem, Price: £5 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: Love You – house, R&B, and chart 8pm – 12.30am THE VIPER ROOMS: Lavish, 8pm– 3am, £4 adv, £4 & £5 on the door PARIS: Baby Got Back – 90s R&B flavours, hip hop, classic beats, 90% old school joints and jams, 10% future classics - £3 before 12am, £5 after DEMPSEYS: Nine hours of the Sheffield gay scene’s best music, 9pm-6am CRYSTAL: Vanity, from 10pm every week with Free Entry before 12am SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Space - 11pm-3am, £4 adv, £5 on the door QUEENS SOCIAL CLUB: Hey Scholay + Lets Buy Happiness + The Crookes / Price: £5 adv / Doors: 7.30pm THE BOWERY: Fresh Fruits, 9pm – 2am, free O2 ACADEMY: James Kelly & the Intenders / Price: £11.80 / Doors: 6.30pm STEELHOUSE: Dogs Balearics – Ibiza comes to Sheffield, Doors 8pm, free
entry, £3 entry after 11.30pm O2 ACADEMY: Propaganda - 3 incredible rooms of music every Friday, 10.30pm-3.30am, £5 Admission, £4 Students before 11.30pm REPLICA: Tease – Drinks from £1, 11pm–4am
Saturday 8th
CORORATION: Reservoir Rocks |Mode, £3.50adv/£1 before 10.30pm / £5 after / £6 after midnight, 10pm 2.30/3am DQ: Threads - unique genreless night, hosting an eclectic mix of bands and DJs EMBRACE: Superclubsaturdays, 04:00, £4.00 + BF (advanced) |£9.00 + BF (VIP). Play – 50% off entry, 50% off drinks until 1am LEADMILL: Sonic Boom – Saturday’s only indie alternative! 10.30pm – 3am, £3.50 (before midnight) £5/£4 NUS (after midnight) MILL SONIC to 82500 for booze & entry offers SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Sin-Tillate - Free Entry… open til 1.30am PLUG: Shuffle, Price: £5 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: SOYO Saturdays – main room – house, disco, funk, Yo Bar – old skool R&B, new jack swing THE VIPER ROOMS: Decadence – Eclectic music, range of cocktails and champagne, VIP service, 8pm–3am, £4 adv, £4 & £5 on the door PARIS: Boudoir Sounds – soul, funk, disco, R&B, house, 10.30pm–3.30am, £4 before 12pm CITY HALL: Elvis Costello / Price: From £37.50 / Doors: 7pm DEMPSEYS: The Big Weekender, chart, pop, Euro beats, 9pm-6am CRYSTAL: Decorum, an eclectic mix of House, Disco, Dance Classics and R&B mixed by DJ Corey & friends, from 10pm with Free Entry before 11pm THE FORUM: Shook – house, R&B, pop, funk, hip hop, indie, 9pm – 2am SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Pop Tarts, 11pm-3am THE BOWERY: Landslide – The official Threads pre-club night, 9pm– 1.30am STEELHOUSE: Big Time – Doors at 8pm for Big Time drinks offers and free entry, £3 entry from 11.30–12.30 and £5 after that REPLICA: Student Saturdays - Get your glad rags on for the ultimate clubbing experience, 11pm–4am
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The Harley: Xray Horse KLUB – Peace In the Pub / Price: £3.00 / Doors: 8pm
Sunday 9th
PLAYERS: Afterparty - the best in chart, R’n’B and dance playing all night, Free Entry…open til 12.30am DEMPSEYS: Karaoke night, 9pm-4am
Monday 10th
CORPORATION: Oddball | Bug | The Pit, 10pm-2.30/3am, £3 before 12pm, £4 after DQ: Rough Hill Presents: Plus1, Monday night student madness, cheap drinks, 2 floors, 2 vibes, downstairs the best mashup of chart, pop party anthems and upstairs is the rave cave with electro, dubstep, garage & anything from the UK bass scene. EMBRACE: Get Dirty Mondays, 10pm – 3am, £3 adv, £4 on the door LEADMILL: Shag – pop, chart, R&B & indie, rock, punk, trash, Britpop, old skool, new rave, disco, beats, Doors 10.30pm PLAYERS: I <3 Candy - Players presents the sweetest tunes this side of Sheffield…free candy…giveaways… drinks to make your mouth water…Jug Vodka Kick £6., Treble Vodka Mixer* £2.50…Live Dancers…Free Entry… open til 12.30am SOYO: SOYO Live – 8pm – late, free entry THE VIPER ROOMS: Geek Chic – Playing host to sexy geeks and boffin freaks! Get your geek on! 8pm – 3am PARIS: Déjà vu – A devastating mashup of R&B, hip hop, UK funky house, dubstep, £1 drinks, 4 bombs £5, guest list at sheffieldparties.com DEMPSEYS: Gimme 5, 9pm – 4am THE FORUM: THE MONDAY MIXTURE, 9:30 pm STEELHOUSE: Eat My Disco & Voodoo present The Big Cheese – cheesey pop, 80p entry, 80p drinks
Tuesday 11rd
PLAYERS: Welcome Party – official pre-bar to Dirty Dollar @ Steelhouse, R’n’B, hiphop and old school classics, Free Entry, open til 12.30am PLUG: So Solid Crew-Reunion Tour, Price: £12.50 / Doors: 7.30pm / 14+. Spanked, Price: £3.50 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: Paparazzi – Mix of house, electro and R&B, 8pm–12.30am THE VIPER ROOMS: Risqué Tuesdays
– Flirtatious R&B and elated electro house music, 8pm – 3am, £3 adv PARIS: The Bomb Factory – Nothing but Student Anthems All Night 11pm–4am DEMPSEYS: Skint – Sheffield’s biggest gay weekday night, 9pm–4am CRYSTAL: Prohibition, a night dedicated to giving you your weekly fix of everything Urban, with some of thebiggest Hip-Hop and R&B tunes around, £1, 10:30pm THE FORUM: Adelante – Latin music and dancing, 9.30pm–1pm SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Tuesday Club - 11.30pm – 2.30am, £4 adv THE HARLEY: LIVE BANDS TBC
Wednesday 12th
CORPORATION: The Skool Disco | Stone Love, 10pm-2am £5/£4 NUS before 12pm, £5 after, or FREE in Skool Uniform before 10.30, £1 before 12pm EMBRACE: Boing Boing – Hallam student night, chart & dance anthems, cheese & pop, R&B anthems, £4, 11pm-2.30am SOUTH SEA: Metal Wednesday PLAYERS: Sparta – Wednesday Sports Team Night…weekly giveaways, £2.50 Treble Vodka Mixer*, 3 Bombs £5, massive student anthems, open til 12.30am SOYO: Superbowl – home to The Mega Bowl; Sheffield’s biggest fishbowl of drink THE VIPER ROOMS: Neighbourhood - Classic indie with mod for it soul and motown, 8pm–3am, free before 11.30pm, £3 guest list before 11.30pm, £4 after 11.30pm PARIS: Mad Racket – R&B, house and Electro, £3 before 12pm DEMPSEYS: 342 Wednesdays – Buy any 2 drinks; get one free, 9pm–4am THE FORUM: Rotation – Different music each week, 9pm–1am SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Roar, 11pm-2.30am, £4.40 adv QUEENS SOCIAL CLUB: The Harley Live Book Group w/ Paul Morley / Price: £7 adv / Doors: 7.30pm / 18+
Thursday 13th
DQ: UGLY Sheffield’s freshest party with hip hop, R&B, grime and garage, doors 11pm, £2 before 12pm, £3 after SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Spoilt Brat - House, R’n’B, Old School and more, £1 Shots*, £1.50 Bottles, Free Entry, open til 12.30am
LISTED PLUG: Jump Around, Price: £3.50 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: SuperDeluxe – massive mix of tunes and £1.50 drinks, 8pm–12.30am THE VIPER ROOMS: Carver Street- HUGE block party where one wristband will get you into FIVE Venues, 8pm – 3am, Adv Tickets £4 / Door £4 & £5 PARIS: Vibes Alive – Dubstep, hip hop, electro, UK funky mash-ups, 10pm–3am DEMPSEYS: Games Night, 9pm-4am THE FORUM: Thirsty Ear – DJ Night, 9pm-1am, free entry THE HARLEY: LIVE BANDS TBC THE BOWERY: First Word, 9pm till late, free STEELHOUSE: Voodoo Project, pop chart, R&B, dub, D&B, dance
Friday 14th
CORPORATION: Drop | Anthemic | Fracture, 10pm-2.30/3am, £3.50adv/£1 before 10:30pm/£5 after/£6 after 12pm DQ: Shake Down, every Friday night. Entry £3 before midnight, £5 after EMBRACE: Every Friday – playing the best in Commercial, RnB, Hip Hop, Chart and Dance, £1.20 drinks all night, free entry before midnight LEADMILL: GaGa - Shiny spanking new Fridays at The Leadmill! Text MILL GAGA to 82500 for a CHEEKY DEAL SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Fook Me…..I’m Famous - party anthems, dirty beats, soulful tunes, £2 selected drinks 8-10pm, Free Entry, open til 1.30am PLUG: Covert Soundsystem, Price: £5 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: Love You – house, R&B, and chart 8pm – 12.30am THE VIPER ROOMS: Lavish, 8pm– 3am, £4 adv, £4 & £5 on the door PARIS: Baby Got Back – 90s R&B flavours, hip hop, classic beats, 90% old school joints and jams, 10% future classics - £3 before 12am, £5 after CITY HALL: Moody Blues / Price: £39.50 / Doors: 7pm DEMPSEYS: Nine hours of the Sheffield gay scene’s best music, 9pm-6am CRYSTAL: Vanity, from 10pm every week with Free Entry before 12am SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Space - 11pm-3am, £4 adv, £5 on the door. Climax 10:30pm-2:30am, Last entry 1am THE BOWERY: Fresh Fruits, 9pm– 2am, free
STEELHOUSE: Dogs Balearics – Ibiza comes to Sheffield, Doors 8pm, free entry, £3 entry after 11.30pm O2 ACADEMY: Propaganda - 3 incredible rooms of music every Friday, 10.30pm-3.30am, £5 Admission, £4 students before 11.30pm REPLICA: Tease – Drinks from £1, 11pm–4am The HARLEY: Folks / Price: £7 adv, more on door / Doors: 7.30pm / 18 +
Saturday 15th
CORPORATION: Sankara + Noterminus + Ryan James / Price £10 adv / Doors: 7pm / 14+ DQ: Threads: unique genreless night, hosting an eclectic mix of bands and DJs EMBRACE: Superclubsaturdays, Saturday 6th Apr 23:00 - Sunday 7th Apr 04:00, £4.00 + BF (advanced) |£9.00 + BF (VIP). Play – 50% off entry, 50% off drinks until 1am LEADMILL: Sonic Boom – Saturday’s only indie alternative! 10.30pm – 3am, £3.50 (before midnight) £5/£4 NUS (after midnight) MILL SONIC to 82500 for booze & entry offers SOUTH SEA: LIVE BANDS TBC PLAYERS: Sin-Tillate - Free Entry… opens til 1.30am PLUG: SBsquared presents: Fallen Trees + Soulfire Saints + The Encounters + Yellow Elevators + Ediffus Rex / Price: £6 / Doors: 6.30pm / 14+. Shuffle, Price: £5 / Doors: 11.00pm / 18+ SOYO: SOYO Saturdays – main room – house, disco, funk, Yo Bar – old skool R&B, new jack swing THE VIPER ROOMS: Decadence – Eclectic music, range of cocktails and champagne, VIP service, 8pm–3am, £4 adv, £4 & £5 on the door PARIS: Boudoir Sounds – soul, funk, disco, R&B, house, 10.30pm–3.30am, £4 before 12pm DEMPSEYS: The Big Weekender, chart, pop, Euro beats, 9pm-6am CRYSTAL: Decorum, an eclectic mix of House, Disco, Dance Classics and R&B mixed by DJ Corey & friends, from 10pm with Free Entry before 11pm THE FORUM: Shook – house, R&B, pop, funk, hip hop, indie, 9pm – 2am SHEFFIELD STUDENTS UNION: Pop Tarts, 11pm-3am THE BOWERY: Landslide – The official Threads pre-club night, 9pm– 1.30am STEELHOUSE: Big Time – Doors at 8pm for Big Time drinks offers and free
entry, £3 entry from 11.30pm–12.30am and £5 after that REPLICA: Student Saturdays - Get your glad rags on for the ultimate clubbing experience, 11pm–4am QUEENS SOCIAL CLUB: Spirit of ’45 Day – film screening, live music and poetry / Price: £2 on the door / Doors: 2pm-1am
Sunday 16th
PLAYERS: Afterparty - the best in chart, R’n’B and dance playing all night, Free Entry…open til 12.30am DEMPSEYS: Karaoke night, 9pm-4am THE HARLEY: LIVE BANDS TBC
Monday 17th
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的感觉。作为一部动作大 片，动作场景本应该成为 其卖点，但是似乎导演没 有能很好地表现动作片的精 髓。至于上一步电影的原班 人马，我本人非常喜欢西耶 娜·米勒（Sienna Miller） 和马龙·韦恩斯（Marlon Wayans）的表演，所以我不 觉得导演将他们换成了上述 的演员之后对影片会产生什 么促进的效果。因此我不会 假装告诉你该怎么做，但我 至少可以说，你大可不必去 电影院看这部电影。
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261 Ecclesall Rd, Sheffield 0114 266 7966 在谢菲尔德学生们的心中，Ecclesall 路一直是一条十分受大家欢迎的街 道。无论是购物、就餐还是体验英国 的酒吧文化，这条路上总是可以看到 成群结队的学生们。在这条路的末端 坐就落着一个十分具有英国特色的 酒吧。如果你在谢村待了有一段时 间的话，那么你一定听说过它的前 身——“Varsity”酒吧，不过我想大多 数人还是对“The Botanical”这个名字 比较熟吧。这个对学生十分照顾的酒 吧为广大学生同胞们提供了相当优惠 的政策，只需要一张学生卡，你在这 儿就可以买到廉价的酒水和八折优惠 的食物。 一周当中去The Botanical酒吧的最 佳时间当属周三、周四了。周四晚上 的 Jellybean有奖竞猜，十分受学生 们的欢迎。如果你要去，记得提前预 定一张桌子，否则你可能就要拿着你 的饮料站在旁边欣赏这个有趣的活动 了。另外一个十分火的活动是“Singobingo”，在这个活动上你总是会看 见大家一起哼唱着那些经典的流行 歌曲。在“乌龟赛跑”（turtle race ） 上，你会看见一大群人从他们的座位 上一跃而起然后朝着他们的乌龟大嚷 大叫，目的就是为了能让这些乌龟们 走快一点。在享受这些精彩的节目之 余，你也不能让自己喝的太多，特别 是在周三这个充满了便宜酒水诱惑的 晚上。有一点我们必须承认，1.25镑 一品脱的啤酒或mixer确实能够让我们 在一周的中间度过一段愉快的时光。 对于那些想要小酌一番的人来 说，The Botanical酒吧是他们明智 的选择。不仅仅如此，这里拥有的丰 富的菜单，提供的价钱合理的从混合 烤肉到辛辣卷饼的食物选择也使得这 里成为了吃货的天堂。另外，记得要 擦亮你们的双眼，因为北极猴子乐队 （the Arctic Monkeys）可是这里的 常客哦！
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Valley Centertainment, Broughton Lane, Sheffield, S9 2EP 0114 261 9836 www.harvester.co.uk 坐落在餐厅云集的 Centertainment里的这家 Harvester餐厅，其在全英国范 围内有着超过200家的分店， 由此看来它们家必定是有着其 独特的吸引力的。所以，小编 们决定去那里一探究竟。 Harvester餐厅最吸引人的地 方我觉得是这里物超所值的食 物。它家的菜单也遵循着可任 意搭配的原则——先选一道主 食（鸡肉、牛排、汉堡、排 骨、肉类组合、鱼肉和素食套 餐），然后选择酱汁和单/双面 煎炸，更重要的是这里还提供 无限吃的沙拉！最近，他们家 还推出了一道新菜叫“火焰剧 场”（Hall of Flame），这个名 字听起来就让人垂涎三尺啊！ 菜单里的烧烤食物包括了 Harvester经典菜肴，像羊肉、 排骨、汉堡，还有特别值得推 荐的Budweiser Mega Ribs（
百威排骨）。这道菜包含了由 百威BBQ酱汁烹饪而成的分 量十足的排骨，调味薯条，玉 米棒和经典的Ranchsaw。说 实话，刚开始我们其实没敢 点这道菜。我们最后选择了 三重口味的鸡肉汉堡（Triple Flavour Chicken Burger）， 杰克丹尼组合套餐（Sticky Jack Daniel’s Combo）以及 洋葱圈。 淋上这里美味的BBQ酱汁， 搭配调味薯条，这个汉堡餐美 味极了。来自南方的鸡胸肉配 以培根，再加上浓郁的BBQ 酱汁，说到这里我不禁口水直 流。我这次点了没有搭配菠萝 的汉堡，不过吃起来也没有什 么问题。恰到好处的火候使得 整个鸡肉尝起来嫩滑多汁，加 上味美的薯条，这道菜简直就 是一道让人欲罢不能的美味！ 那个组合餐也棒极了！一份6 盎司的后臀肉和十足的排骨， 配以杰克丹尼酱汁，加上薯 条，玉米棒，洋葱圈，当然还 有经典的Ranchsaw。BBQ酱 汁的甜味和粘稠度使无论是排 骨还是牛排都吃起来嫩滑多
汁，鲜美爽口。唯一的问题就 是，分量太大以至于我们都不 能完全把它们吃完。所以，如 果你不是特别饿，就不要点这 道菜了，否则你怎么能品尝到 这道菜里的那些同样美味的薯 条和洋葱圈呢？ 最后的甜点部分，我们点了 一份好吃到爆的点心圣代 （Munchies Sundae）。这 是巧克力蛋糕与奶油香草冰淇 淋的完美组合，再配以比利时 巧克力酱、麦奇片还有香脆煎 饼，甚至还有搭配了Cornish香 草冰淇淋的热带水果串，这是 我们完全没有想到的。热带水 果串里面包括了甜瓜、西瓜、 菠萝和草莓。 吃完这餐，虽然我们都几乎是 挺着饱胀的肚子离开的，但是 我们的内心都还是很满意的。 对于精打细算的学生来说，这 里绝对是一个理想的选择。坐 上Tram直达Centertainment即 可跟我们 一样体会到身为吃货 才能体会到的乐趣，不过来之 前千万别吃得太饱哦！
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咬一口欧洲之意 大利申根签证攻略 复 活 节 跟朋友们一起去了一趟欧 洲 ， 走 的 是 大 众 旅 游线路。作为第一次去欧 洲 的 我 们 ， 国 家 首 都当然是首选，其次就是 一 些 较 为 出 名 的 城 市了。秉持着能省则省的 原 则 ， 我 们 绕 过 了 许多机票、住宿较贵的城 市 ， 最 终 我 们 选 择 法国巴黎，意大利罗马、 梵 蒂 冈 、 米 兰 ， 德 国柏林这几个地方。时间 安 排 是 ： 法 国 三 天 ，意大利四天，德国三天 。 眼 看 着 马 上 就 要 放暑假了，又到了大家去 欧 洲 旅 游 的 高 峰 期 ，所以希望我的这些经历 能 或 多 或 少 地 帮 助 到大家。 关 于 申 根签证，有几点是先要说 明 的 。 首 先 ， 如 果你的行程安排是每个国 家 都 是 相 同 的 天 数 ，那么第一入境国则作为 你 申 请 申 根 签 证 的 国家。如果天数不一样， 比 如 说 我 们 在 意 大 利待的时间最长，那么时 间 最 长 的 那 个 国 家 就要作为你申请申根签证 的 国 家 。 其 次 ， 你 的旅行必须在你英国签证 到 期 前 三 个 月 结 束 。比方说，你的英国签证 是 2014年 1 月 2 4日 到期，那么你的旅行安 排 就 必 须 在 2 0 1 3年1 0 月24日之前结束。最 后 ， 申 根 签 证 的 成 功率非常高，特别是意大 利 法 国 西 班 牙 这 些 热门旅游国家，所以不要 过 于 担 心 。 其 实 申 根签证的申请是很简单的 ， 准 备 的 材 料 虽 然 不少，但是由于这方面的 攻 略 繁 多 而 且 申 请 等待时间短，所以我相信 如 果 你 能 细 心 地 准 备好每一份材料，做好每 一 手 准 备 ， 那 么 欧 洲之旅的第一步一定如探 囊 取 物 般 容 易 。 下 面，我将详细介绍一下申 请 意 大 利 申 根 签 证 的流程。 第 一 步 ，在意大利签证中心网页 （ h t t p :/ / i t . v fs gl o b al .co. u k/ index. htm l ） 上 注 册 账 号 ， 填写申根签证申请表格， 预 约 签 证 时 间 。 虽 然这个时候你可能无法提 供 某 些 如 住 宿 ， 交 通等方面的信息，但是由 于 这 个 网 上 的 申 请 表格是可以登陆后修改的 ， 所 以 我 个 人 推 荐先注册填完表格后再做 具 体 修 改 ， 这 样 就 方便你提早预约一个相对 于 你 来 说 较 Spain 为 合 适 的时间。目前，意大利签 证可以去曼 城 、 伦 敦和卡迪夫这三个地方。 我 当 时 是 选 择 的 去 伦敦递签，伦敦签证中心 的 地 址 是 W 2 6 N B，离它最近地铁站是Pad di ng t on。 另 外 ， 我 要强调的是这些签证中心 只 是 负 责 帮 你 审 核 材料和递交材料，他们是 不 负 责 发 放 签证的。 第 二 步 ，准备签证材料。要准备 的 材 料 包 括： 1 、 申请表。这个申请表你可以 把 网 上 填 写 好 的 申 请 表打印下来，或者下载一 份 空 白 申 请 表 手 动 填写。需要注意的事项是 ， 申 请 表 需 要 贴 一 张近期没有被使用过的白 底 护 照 规 格 的 照 片 上去，所以为了保险起见 ， 我 建 议 大 家 去 重 新去照。另外，申请表需 要 签 名 的 是 两 个 地 方（第37空和最后），而 且 这 些 签 名 是 需 要 中文签名的。 2 、 英国有效签证及其复印件。 如 果 有 的 同 学
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7、 银 行 账 单 。 意 大 利 签 证 是 不 接 受 sa v i n g accoun t的 银 行 账 单 的 ， 所 以 你 需 要 将 你 近 3个 月 的 c ur r e n t a c c o un t的 账 单 准 备 好 。 资 金额度根据行程天数而定，综合考虑一天一 百镑的资金是相对安全的。另外，就算这三 个月内你的这个账户里面没有这么多现金也 没关系，你可以从另外一个账户转过去，然 后在打印出来盖章或者向银行索要账单。 第三步，将预约证明打印出来，按照预约时 间提前达到签证中心。你到了签证中心之 后，那里的工作人员会发给你一张纸条，上 面要求你将材料按顺序准备好。一旦叫号机 叫到你的号码，你到相应的柜台把材料递给 他们就好。现在意大利申根签证的60欧元， 另外还要收取一定的手续费。你可以选择本 人亲自去取或者邮寄给你。当然，选择邮寄 就还需要缴纳一笔邮寄费用的。这些费用都 是可以刷卡的。
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双子座蠢蠢欲动的内心 使得你身边充满了机 遇，面临运势扭转的时 间交点，你的工作、感 情、财运各方面都可能 出现挑战。事业上身兼 数职或经常加班，让你 觉得很累。此时，你需 要逃离现实做回你真正 的自己，所以 何不去旅行一 番呢？
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首先，你为什么会想到要写一本 自传？ 我已经做了很多的电视节目，但是 这些节目都没有让我能展现我真是 的自己。一直以来我都在尝试诉说 我的过去，但是我又觉得对于电视 节目来说，那些东西又太过黑暗 了。所以我想干脆我就毫无保留地 写本关于我自己的书吧。因为现在 每个人都觉得我是个富二代，除了 金钱我什么都没有，另外他们还认 为我从小就跟我的爸爸成为了好朋 友。其实我的故事远不止这些。我 跟我爸爸成为朋友这件事是发生在 我十八岁那年。在我以前的生活 里，我都是住在招待所，我也目睹 了很多犯罪的发生。所以，我就想 是时候让人们看看真正的我了，无 论人们怎么抹黑我，既然他们现在 知道真实的我了之后，他们当然有 这个权利。 虽然我已经大概看了下你的书，但 是我还是不能想象你有着如此艰难 的童年啊！ 是的，不过拥有艰难的童年的人不 仅仅只有我。在我生活的地方，这 种事情很常见。我们住在一个不怎 么好的地区，所以也许我就充当着 一个讲故事的人的角色吧。虽然我 把我自己的故事讲清楚了，但是其 实这也是每个生活在那里的人的故 事，这就是埃塞克斯这座城市的另 外一面。 你会因为你父亲的离开而责怪他 么，比如说你不得不住进一家招 待所？ 在我开始写书之前，我确实有点儿 责怪我的父亲。不过人生总是无奈 的，也总是需要时不时地做出点牺 牲。如果你不爱了，就没必要去维 持这段关系。虽然我得承认，在我 的大部分生命当中，我是很恨他 的，但是他现在变了很多，他也在 努力地为我们做他能做的事情。所 以对于我来说，他是个敢做敢当的 汉子，所以现在我不得不佩服他。 你的母亲反对你跟你父亲和好么？ 没有，她反而有点高兴。因为她觉 得在我生命当中我需要一个父亲。 我小的时候误入了很多歧途，这也 说明了每个孩子都需要一个父亲的 重要性吧。而我只有我的母亲，所 以我一点都不了解足球或者类似的 东西。你相信么，我甚至能自己烤 一个蛋糕。但是，我确实需要一个 父亲。当我重新与我的父亲成为朋 友了之后，我的母亲高兴极了，因 为我终于等到了我的父亲。 你是怎么跟TOWIE联系上的？ 我就是接到了一个陌生的来电说“你 好，这里是什么什么，从一家TV公
司上我们得知了你在Sugar Hut开 了一家夜店，我们能跟你见见吗？” 见面，录节目，这一切发生的就是 这么快。接到这个电话的一周之 后，我们就开始为OK Mag拍摄照 片了。这简直是难以想象啊！ 加入了TOWIE你觉得你高兴么？ 加入了TOWIE我当然很高兴。它帮 助我完成了我的这本书，它也使得 我现在能够做我想做的事情，因为 它提供给我了一个平台。 从商业的角度上说，它帮助到了 Sugar Hut或者埃塞克斯这个城 市么？ 100%。我觉得它帮埃塞克斯的旅 游业增长了30%。 你在电视节目上结束了一些关系， 比如说跟Amy Childs 和Lauren Pope的。对于这些事情，你后悔 过吗？你觉得你的经历对你的感情 有影响么？ 我这次是毫无保留地去写这本书 的，因为即使我跟她们俩在一起的 时候，我也没有让她们看见真正的 我。所以希望她们在看我的这本书 的时候，她们能理解我为什么会如 此绝情，为什么我会时不时的伤 心，以及为什么我有时候会回到我 自己的那片领地默默地疗伤。 在很多原创人员离开之后，你认为 现在的TOWIE仍然是一个很棒的节 目么？或者说它已经变成了一个完 全不同的节目？ 我觉得它还是个不错的节目，但是 它已经不是完全跟以前一样了。当 我Amy、Mark 和Sam在TOWIE上 面的时候，我们都在不断地追求一 些东西。比如说“好的，现在我想当 那个家伙，我想做个电视节目主持 人”，而你们也都见证了我们的成 长。但是如今你们并没有继续见证 下去了，我是指他们在TOWIE变得 越来越年轻了，也就是说他们表演 的人物越来越年轻了。你们当年初 次看见我们的时候，我们是那么年 轻和可爱，然后你们慢慢地见证我 们一点点成熟起来，一点点为更好 的自己而努力。总之，这仍然是一 个很好的节目，因为它造就了现在 的我，所以我们也不要太挑剔了。 为什么你离开TOWIE之后又回来 了，现在却又要离开？ 我第一次离开是因为我跟其中的一 个制片人有点矛盾。她知道我有点 小脾气，所以她每次都把我放置在 那种我会控制不住自己脾气的场景 当中。所以我想“我才不要每次都让 别人把自己当作一个愣头青去看待” ，所以我干脆就离开了TOWIE。然 后我就回来了。其实我也就想再试
试，但是它变了，所以我想也许我 回来晚了吧，这跟我离开时的节目 不一样了。 所以你就去了《名人老大哥》，那 个节目怎么样？你有因为参加了那 个节目而感到高兴吗？ 这是我生命中最棒的经历，因为我 是《名人老大哥》的超级粉丝，所 以能到那里太棒了！不过我想说这 同时也是我人生当中最坏的经历 吧。我觉得在那个节目当中，他们 把我的形象塑造的过于差了。比如 说，他们仅仅把我谈论女孩儿的片 段播出来，而没有把我跟其他人之 间心与心的交流，打扫房间，教别 人怎么做饭这些事情展现在观众面 前。当他们选择我的时候，他们就 知道他们想要把我塑造成什么形象 了，所以他们也就仅仅让我去谈论 女孩子了。 确实，这一点也很难避免，因为很 明显的就是他们在剪辑一切东西， 所以事情就总是按照他们预定的方 向发展。 是的，最开始我在想“当我在那里的 时候，人们可以看到最真实的我了” 。可是每天晚上在那里我都会因为 某种原因流泪，因为我就是个多愁 善感的人。没有人真正理解我的感 受，所以当我在现实生活的时候， 总会有人问我“柯克，你怎么总是只 谈论女孩子呢？”可是，我没有啊！ 就这是现实，后来我花了一年时间 才重新赢得我的女性粉丝的喜爱， 而之前这些都被《名人老大哥》这 个节目摧毁了。后来，我又失去了 她们因为我说了“我上过1001个女 孩子……” 所以你在你的书里交代了一切，这 就是你要的方式？ 是的，我的书其实也就是我，从开 始到最后的我，我最真实的生活。 在我离开TOWIE之前，我们改变 了书中的一点内容，就在这本书即 将送去编辑的2天前，我加入了我 离开TOWIE的这一部分。所以， 这本书就是我几个月之前所有人生 的写照。 你现在在做些什么呢？你将来有什 么打算？ 我现在就在做我的新书巡回签售会 啊，而且我就在你的城市！我会一 直做到五月底，然后我就会给我妈 妈买一个公寓，因为没有那么多 钱，所以我将会给她买个公寓和一 点家具。然后装修一下，把她接进 去住。接下来我就会放几个月假去 放松放松，跟我的朋友们和家人们 待待，然后我会给一个电影试镜， 所以希望上天保佑我能入选！
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桌上的艺术 又到一年斯诺克时，这股台球的浪潮又一次席卷了整个谢菲尔德市。 似乎2012年克鲁斯堡里奥沙利文击败阿里·卡特的那场斯诺克决赛就发生在昨天一样，而今年的比赛就这样接近了 尾声。奥沙利文在半决赛里的精彩发挥也令博彩公司们都纷纷预测，这个卫冕冠军将会在今年继续捧起那座诱人 的奖杯。这位37岁的老将在今年的赛季停赛了6个月，其目的就是为了多花点时间陪陪他的家人。而这也在某种 程度上说成就了他这次万众期待的回归，人们都想见证“火箭”是如何捍卫他头上斯诺克巨星的光环的。 不论他自己是如何看待这场比赛，至少人们对他夺冠的呼声此起彼伏。 出人意料的是，在奥沙利文接受记者的采 访时，他坦然承认他这次的回归仅仅是为了比赛最后的奖金而非冠军这个头衔，因为他需要这笔钱去缴纳他孩子 的学费。虽然我们很少听见他说这样的话，但是这确实出自他自己之口。我想，这种言论人们往往只会在足球运 动员口中听见而不是斯诺克运动员。所以，无论他这次是否能成功拿到他的第五个冠军，这一次似乎成为了我们 最后一次看到“火箭”酣畅淋漓的比赛了，因为一旦他拿到了他所需要的比赛奖金，一切都成为了未知。 奥沙利文因为其大胆的言论和比赛场上直率的性格成为了人们心中那位颇受争议的斯诺克球星。不过正因为如 此，我们才可以毫无疑问的说这位英国人是有史以来斯诺克这个优雅的运动里的一位前无古人后无来者的伟大球 员之一。
Hope Works疯狂夜之Boddika,Trevino,Lo Shea,Chris Duckenfield的演出 随着毕业论文截止日期的慢慢临近，日历上一天天过去的时间似乎在反复告诉我“你马上就不再是一名学生了”。 在象牙塔大门即将打开之际，我也即将面对这个被人们称为“真实生活”的世界。因此，在某个阳光灿烂的下午， 我看着昏暗房间镜子里的我，和窗外不合时宜的却又真实的可怕的天气，我用了不到一秒钟的时间就做出了一个 惊人的决定，管他哪个光怪陆离的世界，今朝有酒今朝醉，我且得潇洒潇洒去。所以，我拿出了混迹在谢村多年 的能耐，毫不犹豫地找到了这个即将在Hope Works由Boddika等人带来的盛大派对。由此，这个夜晚就成为了我 终将逝去的青春里最后的放浪形骸之夜。 刚看见这个消息的时候我还在纳闷儿这个Hope Work是何方宝地，到了现场我才发现这里的非同寻常的高天花板 和开放式的布局使我这种有闭恐惧症的怪咖有了如临音乐圣殿的感觉。另外，这里3.5镑一听的Redstripe就又一 次以血淋淋的例子告诉了我们来之前要喝好的重要性。撇开这些不谈，光是这里的硬件设施就能够让我大书特书 一番，在专业的音响设备下，Loshea一出场就抓住了全场人蠢蠢欲动的心。在他的数码house音乐之下，我们这 一颗颗鲜活的生命开始骚动起来。接下来该Boddika出场了，他一系列的garage音乐、house音乐和电音贝斯简 直就让人有了上房揭瓦的冲动！我是指现场那些欢腾的人们还有他们身上甩出来的汗滴，是在让人受不了。等到 Trevino表演的时候，我这颗小心脏就快受不了，不过抱有一个视死如归的心态来玩的我，还是坚持享受到了最后 一分钟！ 你能相信我们一直疯狂到早上五点半么？不管你信不信，反正我是到五点半才叫车走的。根据我多年没叫车而是 等车的经验，如果在这个时候你选择等车的话，那么恭喜你，你可以好好享受等待的时光了。因为夸张的说Hope Works就是在一个上不着村，下不着店的地方。总体上说，这个票价不算便宜的地方是不适合那些“上了年纪”的人 来的。虽然我作为一个上了年纪的老人恬不知耻地跑到这里来疯狂了一晚，但是我不得不承认那晚的表演实在是 棒极了。如果你也跟我一样想要豁出去潇洒一把，那么赶紧来这里享受享受你人生中最难忘的一晚吧。
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末日来临时 (apocalypse how) 人类对于未来的看法已经慢慢的发生了变化。曾几何时，人类那自以为无所匹敌的狭隘心理已经消失殆尽了。是 自然灾害么？不，我们已经能够控制它们了。是一种致命的病毒？也不是，因为这还没有我们自己的K-45超音波 爆破武器厉害。是外星人入侵？太幼稚了，还是来谈谈超音波爆破武器吧！ 我们拥有着先进的技术，但是自然主 宰的法则是无法抗拒的。整个世界现在已经成为了人类的敌人，这就是这些2013年最新的后世界末日电影提供的 最好的例子。 比如说4月19日上映的《遗落战境》（ Oblivion）。整个人类即将灭绝，只剩下一个男人屹立不倒。幸运的是，这 个男人是汤姆·克鲁斯，所以一切事情进展的还算顺利。这个故事情节给予了导演很多可供塑造的主题，比如说从 使命到迷茫，从罪恶到浪漫。浪漫其实是一个不好把握的主题，因为小部分的渲染可以给影片带来一丝慰藉，但 是如果花大篇幅去强调它，则会让人类面临的这场战役的中心变得离题万里。 但是如果你添加一点小威尔·史密斯的元素进去会有什么效果呢？我们当然希望会带来像《独立日 》 （Independence Day）的那种效果。威尔和贾登·史密斯的父子组合， 这一次又将重返科幻片的银幕了。 《重返地球》（After Earth）这部电影设定在不久的将来，在一系列的末日事件后人类已经离开了地球，居住在 一个距离地球若干光年的Nova Prime的星球上。一千年以后，将军赛弗·瑞奇（威尔·史密斯饰）指挥下的Ranger Corps飞船意外坠机并降落在了早已荒废并面目全非的地球上。他与他的儿子契丹·瑞奇（贾登·史密斯饰）是唯一 的幸存者。在将军身受重伤的情况下，契丹·瑞奇必须踏入完全陌生的险境发出求援讯号，并面对地球上早已进化 的各种可怕生物，以及因为坠机意外脱逃的凶猛外星怪兽的严重威胁。为了求生，父子必须学习携手合作，信任 彼此，试图在危险的地球上寻找回家的路。 该片将会与5月31日上映。本片的联合主演还有苏菲·奥康内多（ Sophie Okonedo），伊莎贝拉·弗尔曼（ Isabelle Fuhrman）和佐伊·伊丽莎白·克罗维兹 （Zoe Isabella Kravitz）。
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在这个分布着诸如Fargate、西街、Division路的宝地，你几乎可以找到你想要的一切。 正是由于谢菲尔德这座钢铁之城里充满了学生们的身影，所以市中心的商家们更是想着 法子去迎合学生们的需求和口味。无论是给力的商品折扣还是随处可见的特价饮料酒水， 一切都超乎你的想象。 乍看之下市中心的布局似乎有点杂乱，各种交叉的道路交通系统都在这里汇集。但是， 如果你细心地逛遍了这些中心街道，你就不会产生那种杂乱无章的想法了。为了证明这 一点，学生杂志的小编们就给帮大家做了一个线路图，希望在它的帮助下你能理清思绪， 在混杂之中找出其秩序之规整。
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在学生们的心中，谢菲尔德有 着另外一个亲切的名字——“谢 村”。所以，大家也就理所当然 的把这个城市的中心地带想象 的很小了。其实，事实并不是 这样。谢菲尔德作为全英第四 大城市，它不像许多人口居住 很集中的大城市，其人口和建 筑的分布都很分散。也就是说， 谢菲尔德有着若干个中心地带 而不是一个密集的中心。这些中 心地带都独立分散在各处，被 一些次一级的中心区域包围着。 而这个中心因为其丰富的夜生 活、琳琅满目的商店和文化活 动成为了大家关注的焦点。
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可以说市中心的夜生活算是谢村里最 好的吧。各种为学生们量身定做的酒 吧都在激烈的竞争之下纷纷推出了学 生优惠政策。同时，众多的pre-drinking 的好去处使得西街每天都热闹非凡，在 这些地方你花上一镑就能买到一杯不错 的开胃酒。怎么样，是不是特别适合那 些精打细算但是又想好好享受这里夜生 活的学生们呢？另外，这里还有各种不 同的夜店。如果你喜欢那些流行音乐， 那么Babylon是你不错的选择。如果你钟 爱最新的经典流行单曲，那么Viper Rooms 则是必不可少的。总之，市中心最大的一 个特色就是其热闹的夜间活动。
市中心另外一个好处就是，你在那些街道上随便走一走就能买到那些美味的美式糖果。穿过Chapel Walk街 你就可以找到一家卖你能想象到的最美味的美国和各种进口食物的店面。从酸甜可口的美国好时巧克力，到 奶味糖豆(Milk Duds)，甚至德国人最爱的Milka（妙卡巧克力），所有的一切都能满足你对甜食的需求。另外， 这里面还有一系列的超甜谷物和那些“不太健康”的早餐小吃，比如说Pop Tarts（甜味馅儿饼）。
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每个月Adam O’Neill都会在105 Capital FM HQ给我们带来最新的名人资讯和八卦消息。 每天下午4点到晚上7点，整个约克郡都能收听到他在Capital电台给大家发出的问候。 英国辣妹组合“星期六女孩”（The Saturdays）以她们性感的身材和动听的歌声成为了当 下关注的焦点。随着她们五人中已有一位妈妈，两位准妈妈，两位已经结婚以及一位已经 订婚，这群女孩们正在慢慢长大！Adam抓住了几分钟时间与她们聊了聊她们如今的情况。
Adam: 首先我必须要好好
恭喜你们，因为你们的单曲 《What About Us》首次登上 了冠军宝座！
Molly: 谢谢你！这件事情对 我们来说太重要的，我们也都 非常的激动！ Adam: 这首歌绝对堪称经
典，而且它已经在很长一段时 间内成为了我周六晚上的主 打歌。
Vanessa: 你把它融入到了你 的舞蹈动作当中么？
Adam: 当然！我从你们的MV 中学到了很多动作！同时我也 喜欢给它加上一点西恩·保罗 (Sean Paul)的元素！
Frankie: 我才不相信你真正 学会了这些动作呢，Adam...
Adam: 你也太坏了吧！我过 去那么喜欢你啊Frankie！（ 笑）回到英国感觉不错吧？ 我怎么感觉你们在美国都生 根了？
Molly: 回来当然好多了啊！
我们都是恋家的孩子，虽然我 们喜欢那边的阳光，但是没过 多久，我们就恨不得穿上大 衣回到我们这个寒冷多风的 家了！
Adam: 你们是不是还参
加了一个电视真人秀，叫
《Chasing The Saturdays》？
星期六女孩的宝宝出世的。
Vanessa: 是的，特别是开始 的时候，我感觉太奇怪了，不 过我们适应的也蛮快的。这说 起来也算是喜忧参半吧。特别 是到最后我们都不知道观众会 在电视上看见什么了，因为我 们有时候就完全忘记了还有摄 像机在旁边。
Molly: 如果Una突然给我们秀 她家宝宝Aoife的照片，我们的 反应都会是“天啊，她太可爱 了！”你真应该看看我们当时 的反应，就是五个大女孩儿在 花痴一个小宝宝！
Frankie: 当我们自己去看这
些节目的时候，我们几度都担 心的要死。
Adam: 我也是这么想的！我
也不喜欢别人知道我一个人在 家做的事情，比如说出门前的 梳妆打扮啊，自己一个人在房 间里换衣服搞得像一个时装秀 一样，有时候还跳一段布兰妮 的舞蹈！哈哈（笑）
Adam: 你也应该生一个小宝
宝啊！想想你可以从其他人收 到的那些“友情赞助”，什么 奶瓶啦，玩偶啦！
Frankie: （笑）如果你需要
一点，我们都可以卖给你啊！
Adam: 你们的新专辑马上就 要发行了吧，还有今年夏天 的一些演唱会。那么我们就5 月18号在Donny Racecourse 见咯！
Molly: 我特别喜欢布兰妮， 不过这也太...
Molly: Donny？谁叫它 Donny的？！
Adam: Una现在有了它的小
Adam: 我叫的啊！Doncaster Racecourse!
孩，Rochelle也快生了！你们 觉得她们俩现在变成“妈妈俱 乐部”里的成员了么，她们会 不会说些像“哇快看，这些小 朋友的东西太可爱了！我们来 买一些婴儿爽身粉吧！”之类 的话？
Frankie: 好吧，我们就在 Donny见！
Frankie: 早就变成这样的
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校园 热点 谢 菲 尔 德 大学学联 Give it a Go之Eurovision派对 5月18日 周六
又到了一年的这个时候，在接下来的时间里整个英国都会被这股浪潮所包围。 无论你喜欢与否，你都无法逃离它的影响范围。谢菲尔德大学学联也将会以他 们的方式庆祝这一活动，从欧洲的流行音乐到迪斯科，学联将会以现场演唱的 形式展现学生们的魅力。更多详情请咨询谢大学联售票窗口。该活动门票也包 括Eurovision Pop Tarts之夜的门票。
Give it a Go之达西庄园 5月26日 周日
毫无疑问2005年《傲慢与偏见》的拍摄场地达西庄园是一个充满了浪漫情调的 地方。所以为什么不在这个占地105英亩的充满了英国历史文化气息的庄园上 寻找属于你们的达西先生和伊丽莎白·班纳特式的爱情呢？这个豪华古宅包括了 30个华丽装饰的客房，其花园就可以算作是一个迷宫！更多详情请咨询谢大学 联售票窗口。
Give it a Go之体验诺森伯兰郡（Northumberland） 6月1日 周六
想呼吸点新鲜空气？何不借此机会参观下Bamburgh城堡呢？这个城堡难以置信 的在诺森伯兰郡（Northumberland）崎岖不平的海岸线绵延了9英亩之远。该城 堡的历史可以追溯到公元前12000年，这个城堡也是当今英国最大的有人居住 的城堡之一。这次的Give it a Go的活动包括了城堡介绍和自由游览时间。更多 票价及相关信息，请咨询谢大学联售票窗口。
Give it a Go之奥尔顿塔 (Alton Towers) 6月3日 周一
奥尔顿塔 (Alton Towers)因其种类繁多的刺激性游乐设施成为了全英最棒的主 题公园之一。今年，最新的Smiler过山车的建成更是会给你带来独一无二的刺 激体验！这个活动仅仅只对学生开放，而且每一张学生证只能购买一张门票。 更多票价及相关信息，请咨询谢大学联售票窗口。
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谢 菲 尔德 哈 莱 姆 大学学联 詹姆斯·邦德派对 6月20日 周四 （晚11点至深夜）
为了迎接今年来谢菲尔德读语言学校的学生，谢菲尔德哈莱姆大学将会在谢菲 尔德市中心的Embrace开一场詹姆斯·邦德的派对。所以对于那些刚来谢菲尔德 不久的学生，这可是个千载难逢的结交新朋友，认识老乡和同学的好机会。同 时，这也是个品尝那里独特的鸡尾酒和在轮盘赌桌（roulette table）上一显身 手的好机会。了解更多详情请在Facebook上加入谢菲尔德哈莱姆大学2013年暑 期学校的群组。
哈莱姆奖（Hallam Award）问答会
5月7日 周四——6月11日 周四 如果你很关注这个奖项的评选过程，那么你就要格外注意了。为何不去 Activities Pod让他们给你点关于这个奖项的建议呢？无论你是需要关于填写表 格的帮助还是需要跟他们谈谈你现在的进展情况，这个问答会一定会让你收获 不小。另外，参加这个问答会你无需做任何预订，只需要在规定时间内到达现 场即可！无论你是谁，无论你有任何问题都，他们都会乐于去回答的！
披萨游戏（The Pizza Game）
6月7日 周五（下午2点到4点） 觉得你自己很有商业头脑？那么来这里看看你有什么能耐吧！这个游戏将会检 验你的计算能力，团队合作能力，决策能力和组织及策划能力。如果你认为你 可以，那么就勇敢 的报名吧！对于你来说，这是个认识志同道合的人的好机 会，同时我相信你也会拥有一个美好的游戏时光！预定位置，请访问 www.surveymonkey.com 。
漫步植物园（Botanical Gardens）
6月16日 周日 初来乍到，什么都不了解？放心，现在你有一个探索谢菲尔德这个城市的好机 会了。谢村最吸引人的地方就是这里坐落着多个迷人的植物园。这个30分钟的 植物园 漫步活动将会带领你领略这个城市最美丽的，保存的最完好的植物园。 该植物园就坐落在大学校园附近，所以它就更适合学生们去游览这个占地18英 亩的花园。此次活动将于谢菲尔德哈莱姆校区正门开始。
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