Author: LSU Media
On Thursday 21st November at 4:30pm members of Loughborough Students̢���� ̢�����Time For Change̢���� have organised a candlelight vigil to those hit by Typhoon Haiyan in the Philippines. It will take place at Rutland fountain (by the union) and there will be a few speakers and a few minutes silence. They would like as many people as possible to come along and show their support.
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Last year LSU Rag raised over £1,080,724.47 for charities and good causes, making it one of the biggest an best student fundraising organisations in the country. Each year Rag hold their Fireworks Extravaganza, a great way for students and Loughborough residents to contribute to charity while enjoying a packed evening, culminating with an incredible fireworks display.
You don̢����t need to splash out on eating out to enjoy a bit of culture. You can enjoy such a feast in your home with this adapted version of the Italian classic ̢����friendly to the student budget, of course.
Are gap years an opportunity to enhance your CV and employability or simply just another way to delay further education for as long as possible?