The gair rhydd magazine, published by the students of Cardiff University

Tunnel Vision

Right, first off, I really hate it when people, namely students, bang on about programmes they used to watch when they were young. The top three offending programmes are as follows: Super Ted. Danger Mouse and the Magic Roundabout.

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Issue 52 - Front Page

The Jock

This unique species seem to breed only in the highly charged, competitive and testosterone filled world of University Sports. For the most part, they can be found loitering outside the back of the Union on a Wednesday, proudly wearing their red and black jackets.

Maroon 5 - Makes Me Wonder

Upbeat and commercial, so unlikely to be popular with students. But thedistinctive sound of Levine’s voice makes a welcome comeback; he is, after all, the best thing since sliced bread.

In Review: COMMAND & CONQUER 3: TIBERIUM WARS

I’ve looked forward to this game for ages and now I’m disappointed. If this game had been released four years ago it would be hailed as one of the best RTS in history, it would have received plaudits from the most resonant of it’s critics and I would’ve been absolutely chevved.

In Review: M.A.C.H

Modified Air Combat Heroes Is an acronym that has blatantly been reverse engineered by twatty marketing types. People who get to wear their own clothes to work and use phrases like ‘edgy’ and ‘bling’ far too much.

Billy Whizz

Lizzie Pook celebrates the cult legend behind some of the best movies of the last 25 years. All hail Bill Murray...

The Gig-goer

Nick leans on the bar, pint in hand; his head nodding slightly to the music. His face is masked by long, greasy strands of hair, (he tells people that he hasn’t had it cut in over a year with a sense of pride). At last the headlining band come on stage, and Nick downs his pint and lurches forward into the crowd.

Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Baby 81

Left-eye Lopez’s tragic demise

Angus Mcbean

McBean was one of the most prominent portrait photographers of the

Dazed and Diffused

Mariam Bashorun and Leah Eynon review the celebrity designed clothing lines invading the highstreet

K-Day

Fashion Desk takes on the crowds in Queen Street to battle it out for a piece of the most over-hyped collection of the year