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Deborah presents an in-studio debate on the subject of Lads Mags on campus. The Queen Margaret Union recently decided to no longer sell the publications in their shop, after a petition from the Feminist Society.
Panel Members:
Amy Westwell, Glasgow University Feminist Society
Liam Hainey, Honorary Secretary, Queen Margaret Unioin
Imogen Dewar, GUU Debating Society
Chris Sibbald, President, Glasgow University Union
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Our news team visited this week’s Iron Stomach competition at the GUU and unearthed some fresh controversy.
Madeleine presents an update on campus news.
Laura Smith presents a report on the future of the GUU extension, featuring an interview with President Chris Sibbald.
On the 30th November, University staff formed a picket line on campus as part of the general public sector strike across the UK. After the picket line at the Main Gate, they headed into the City Centre to join the main demonstration this afternoon.
Following the resignation of SRC President Stuart Ritchie, Bobby Rae interviews the remaining Exec members about recent events and the future of the organisation.
An update of campus news with Deborah
Stuart Ritchie, President of the SRC, has resigned after criticism of his behaviour. Bobby Rae reports.
Madeleine updates us on the latest campus news.
Laura Smith reports on the opening of the Confucius Institute at the University, including a speech by Scotland’s First Minister, Alex Salmond MSP.
