Cheap lolz, swashbuckling romance and essay crises
Sunday, 27 February 2011
On the shoulders of giants
Thursday, 24 February 2011
Not Even Remotely
First published in TCS Lent Issue 6, 2011
Unfortunately this strip is completely untrue. The dress is out of stock. (SO I'VE HEARD. NOT THAT I CHECKED.)
Sunday, 20 February 2011
The Harsh Truth
Labels:
academia,
hamilcar,
jenny,
philosophy,
tim
Thursday, 17 February 2011
The End of an Era
First published in TCS Lent Issue 5, 2011
I think there's an ex-Vice Chancellor out there who must be dancing with joy at her narrow escape.
Sunday, 13 February 2011
The Empirical Mind
Thursday, 10 February 2011
Valentine's Dead
First published in TCS Lent Issue 4, 2011 - Co-written by Matthew Topham
Dear readers,
I'm afraid that for once (and I promise it won't happen again (soon)) this is fairly incomprehensible to you if you don't read The Cambridge Student. But if you don't, why not? You can download all the issues in PDF!
Matthew Topham is my TCS 'neighbour' - he writes the column opposite my weekly comic - and this week we paired up in a metajournalistic way to combine his wry statements with my ink and watercolour.
QED.
Taking this opportunity to thank you (yes, you) for visiting the blog - you may not leave comments but I can see you on Google analytics... (ooh creepy) and recently there's been more and more of you. So thank you! please come back. Next time the strip will be fully comprehensible for the non-TCS-literate.
Clémentine
Sunday, 6 February 2011
Outside the Box
http://www.gender-agenda.org.uk
Yes, I know, shameless promotion. All hail Gender Agenda, the official CUSU Women's Campaign magazine, which I am co-editing. The printed issue is being launched today, 2-5 at the Café Project on Jesus Lane. Come, grab a copy, drink, eat, and listen to feminist poetry and feminist music!
If you can't make it and you want me to UMS a copy to you, drop me an email at womens-genderagenda@cusu.cam.ac.uk
Thursday, 3 February 2011
Sophie's Choice
First published in TCS Lent Issue 2, 2011.
I'm not saying a pole can't empower. Just look at all the punters.
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