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The Latest Student News Beach Break Live announce star studded line-up Following Student Times exclusive preview of the ultimate student festival, Beach Break Live, we can bring you news of a mouth-watering line up! Legendary ‘Dragon’ to launch business academy James Caan, businessman and star of BBC’s Dragons’ Den, is launching his business academy along with Managing Director Bev James. Beach Break announce fantastic new location Fire up the trumpets and give the drummer a nudge. After more than four years of scouring the UK coastline in search of the perfect home, the mammoth hunt is over and the UK’s biggest student festival Beach Break Live is proud to present Pembrey Country Park, Carmarthenshire, South Wales as their brand spanking new home! Leeds University protest Is Islam being demonised unfairly? Graduates offered cash to retrain as social workers International jobs lure British graduates Concern over climate change in decline post Copenhagen Nick Seward Interview Fine Art jailed for G20 violence GRADUATES BENEFIT FROM PHONE INTERVIEW TRAINING Thousands gather for groundbreaking careers event Building the fight against education cuts at Leeds	Campus News College stands up to domestic violence Kensington and Chelsea College joined forces with a leading charity recently to help raise awareness about domestic violence. Students celebrate success with music celebrities Two sound engineering students spent an evening mingling with celebrities and top music producers thanks to an exclusive partnership between DEEP recording studio and Kensington and Chelsea College. Festival Event: Summerbreak in Newquay! The skies are grey and exams may be looming but fear not beach bums and party queens as Summer Break is back for a massive 6th year. Revealed! Another manipulative student letting agency! Bournemouth Students have named a Letting Agency the worst in the area, according to a recent poll. Britain's next top motoring journalist revealed Good news for any recent Journalism graduates finding it hard to get that much needed first break. This student could be hot on the trail to become the next Jeremy Clarkson after entering a competition run by Shell and Auto Express. STUDENT CLUBBERS WITH RUBBERS JUMP QUEUES London’s biggest student night, Milkshake - held at legendary venue Ministry of Sound - is backing a new sexual health campaign and urging the capital’s students to play it safe with a condom queue jump promotion during February. 3,000 students on 'world's biggest pub crawl' Oxford student suspended after 'inventing ten As at A level' Univerpool Liverpool student gets four years Club for ‘all things male’ Oxford University anti-peer-to-peer policy hits legal music service Spotify University of Cumbria students donate cash to Haiti We all have a facebook profile Cambridge Student Protest 10 Top Tips for Student Survival University of Central Lancashire launches iPhone app for students	News Columns Islamic Societies Exposed The news that Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was an Islamic Society President has shocked everybody – most of all, it has shocked Muslim students Young people blocked from access to education New Labour plans to reduce the higher education budget by £2.5 billion and already the Higher Education Funding body for England (HEFCE) has begun to outline how spending on teaching, research and university facilities will be cut this year. DEMONSTRATION "NO VATICAN - LONDON FOR A SECULAR EUROPE" Join us and march for human rights this coming Sunday 14th of February at the "NO VATICAN - London for a Secular Europe" event. Vote Lib Dem not Labour Students have been let down time and time again by Labour. We're talking about more than just tuition fees and the Iraq war. If you're in your final year, it's likely you will end up joining the ranks of the thousands of unemployed graduates we now have.
News Brief UCU says Mandelson needs to listen to academics, not insult them Responding to the business secretary's speech earlier today, the union said it was outrageous that the government was slamming the door of opportunity in the face of students it had previously spent 13 years encouraging to aspire to university. UCU general secretary, Sally Hunt, said: 'It is quite outrageous that 18-year-olds who have been told by this government to aspire to university their entire school lives are now having the door of opportunity slammed shut in their faces. 'Academics care a great deal for their institutions and for higher education. They are understandably frustrated and angry at the business secretary's failure to grasp the severity of his planned cuts. Cuts have consequences and Lord Mandelson would be better off listening to academics' concerns instead of rudely dismissing them.'	University news Westminster Students Launch Battlecry Kicking off an intense few weeks of nationwide protest, students at westminster University hold a sit-in demonstration against redundancies and financial cuts. Quarter of students at Edinburgh university students have tried cocaine Higher student fees is lazy funding option, says union Students furious at Cumbria uni Plymouth students protest against tuition fee rise Universities face funding freeze for years Warwick university sets "Li Xiaoming" scholarship
Feature Disabled teenagers reap benefits of Whizz Kid camp A disabled teenager has spoken about how a three day course has helped change her life.	More Student News Britain's next top motoring journalist revealed Good news for any recent Journalism graduates finding it hard to get that much needed first break. This student could be hot on the trail to become the next Jeremy Clarkson after entering a competition run by Shell and Auto Express. Is Islam being demonised unfairly? Students 'cannot name Labour leader' Graduates offered cash to retrain as social workers International jobs lure British graduates Bournemouth University faces fine for recruiting to many students Concern over climate change in decline post Copenhagen Nick Seward Interview Fine Art jailed for G20 violence GRADUATES BENEFIT FROM PHONE INTERVIEW TRAINING Quarter of students at Edinburgh university students have tried cocaine Higher student fees is lazy funding option, says union UCU says Mandelson needs to listen to academics, not insult them 3,000 students on 'world's biggest pub crawl' Strip club raises money for Haiti Graduate salaries 'stay at £25k' Thousands gather for groundbreaking careers event Islamic Societies Exposed Young people blocked from access to education Building the fight against education cuts at Leeds DEMONSTRATION "NO VATICAN - LONDON FOR A SECULAR EUROPE" Students furious at Cumbria uni Plymouth students protest against tuition fee rise Oxford student suspended after 'inventing ten As at A level' More classrooms needed as biggest influx of pupils for ten years expected More classrooms needed as biggest influx of pupils for ten years expected