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Heya kids! Happy New Year to those of you that have just returned or just joined us in our January intake! |
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Hi all! Hope you all had a great Christmas/ New Year etc (missed the last edition, so sorry for the delay of these well wishes!) and I hope all your exams weren’t too painful… |
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Hello our lovelies, So how was your January? Christmas diets and detox all round... Yeah, nor us. We hope that your exams went swimmingly and that the results show the same! If not, keep your chins up, it's not the end of the world. We are lucky enough to be at a university that offers us fantastic student advice services and they're never too busy to help. |
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Hey Guys I hope you're all well and doing ok? As you hopefully already know, the SU elections are coming up very soon, so I hope you all keep your eyes open for details about that, and be sure to vote! The elections are so important because it's the time we select the people who are going to be making the decisions in the Students’ Union over the next year. |
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A hectic week of campaigning, flyering and sweet-eating has come to an end as the Student’s Union elections results we’re announced in Red bar this evening.
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The Western Eye has received reports of questionable campaigning tactics from candidates running for this year’s Students’ Union elections.
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In the first part of a two part series, Editor Sarah Pusey grills three of the SU Presidents on how they got involved with UWESU and the best and worst bits about their job roles…
How did you first become involved with the SU?
K: Pretty quickly actually. I had a friend from college who was a UWE student and he told me about Students Reps.
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On Thursday November 13th the National Union of Students held their first ever Student Course Representative Conference, here at UWE. Sabbatical officers, Students’ Union staff and of course student reps all arrived from various locations all around the country, with some coming from as far as Scotland. |
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Rowing is a bit of a tradition around these parts. We have a series of varsity races each year, as well as teaching Olympic Gold medallist Pete Reed practically everything he needed to know about the sport; you could say we hav |
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e a knack for this sport.
The recognition of our very own Students’ Union soared to new heights last month after an innocent YouTube video ended up on American TV network CNN…over a year after it was originally posted. |
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