Issue 29 / July 2011
Issue 31 / September 2011
THE GUESTLIST NETWORK
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11 SANTI-FRESHER’S WEEK
chool discos, foam parties and cheesy pop not your thing?
Freshers’ week is one of the most important weeks during university. It is a time to make new friends, get a taste of a fresh city and quite simply get more hammered than you ever have before. It all sounds absolutely great but there is one snag: all of the clubs that hold freshers’ nights are pretty whack. The music is normally ultimate cheese and there will probably be 10 guys to a girl, but all is not lost: The Guestlist Net- work has a solution. Here is a list of clubs that may be a little more expensive on the alcohol front but will seriously deliver a better night out. Just remember to get down to Tesco, stock up on your booze and pre-load beforehand!
ms? Really, who wants a job? Here are some ideas on ever having to stoop that low.
enough to cover food costs and a bit more for your hard work.
BUSK - My friend once tried spontaneous whistle- busking on the streets of London for a ticket home. He didn’t get the money and he didn’t get the ticket and we’re not really sure where he is now, but enough of that. Grab a street corner, throw down a hat and sing/play/recite/morris dance to your heart’s content. Just make sure it’s a little more exciting than whistling.
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MEDICAL TESTS - Asthmatic? Diabetic? Got sperm? These are no longer disadvantages. People want you for tests! There is plenty of demand for people on medical trials and with all the medical students around, you may even find some opportuni- ties on campus.
SURROGACY - If you’re a lady, carrying and giving birth to someone else’s baby is always an option. This pays well, though it may interfere with your studies.
PLASTIC PEOPLE Located in the heart of Shoreditch, Plastic People is perfect for those looking for top quality music. With weekly nights like FWD bringing the best dub- step to London for £7 and most other nights around the same price, this is the best venue for quality lineups and cheap entry.
PLAN B With its Funktion 1 set-up, Plan B boasts one of the best sound sys- tems in London. To make it even better, discounted NUS entry is available every night. Yep, every night. There is also a happy hour every night. Yep... Every night. Plan B is a no-brainer for nights out on a tight budget.
EAST VILLAGE Entry to East Village varies between free and a tenner. It also has a brilliant sound system and lineups consist of the best under- ground talent so it’s the place to see the next big thing. With posi- tive vibes and a good crowd, East Village is a great all-rounder.
CARGO Cargo has events on pretty much every day, making it perfect for those mid-week decisions to party for cheap. There is often free entry and it’s always open between 1 and 3am, ideal if you can’t be bothered to plan your nights in advance.
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