Battle of the bands winners
Congratulations to 'Benjamin's Esoteric
Hairpeace' for winning the Battle of The Bands at
Konkerbury's Rock Off Music Club! The Konkerbury
students caused a real stir with their unique sound
and frontman Jagz receieved the £500 prize with a big
grin and a cheer from the audience.
Visit the bands MySpace page: myspace.com/konkers1
Or check out their lastest photo shoot here.
Freshers Week 2008
Was a resounding success this year. The campus nightclub came alive
thanks to special guests Rammstein and public appearances
from The Chuckle Brothers, who had lots of fun judging the
Female Freshers Wet T-Shirt Competition. The night was only slightly
marred when Paul Chuckle got into a fight with Rammstein front
man Till Lindemann. Chuckle received a broken nose, yet the claims
that he called Lindemann “a fire-breathing Nazi” have been categorically
denied.
For other recent stories see the news
page.
Library Bomb
Konkerbury Chief of Police Robert 'Bobby' Grunt has revealed that a
sack of overdue books left outside the University Library on
Sunday night was in fact simply some homemade explosives.
“We were very concerned that a student had failed to return
the books before their due date,” Grunt said “and would therefore
feel the full fury of the Head Librarian. We were relieved
to find therefore, that the sack was actually just some
explosives accidentally left on campus by a second year
Chemistry student.” The sack was returned to its owner,
who explained it was merely part of his coursework, which he
had mislaid on his way to the Religious Fundamentalist Society’s
weekly meeting in Rumplestiltskin College.
The library is open as usual.
New Campus Decor: Gutted Rabbits
As part of the current campus facelift, marketing guru
Matt Cirala has revealed a new series of 'natural
sculptures' to compliment the campus. Matt says: "We
wanted something that reflected nature, but which also
reflected mortality and the importance of the
educational environment. Nothing says this better than
rabbit entrails dripping from lampposts, so that's
what we've gone with. It's a controversial step, but
we're confident people will approve." Matt has
revealed that if the rabbits are deemed a success,
then the University will also consider skewering a
badger on the library flag pole.
Students Torture Device Controversy
Konkerbury students have been instructed to design
torture equipment as part of their coursework.
Although Konkerbury University is not the only Higher
Education institution to implement such an idea,
Konkerbury has attracted much controversy for actually
implementing the equipment in the University Library.
We would like to reassure students however that
although an electric chair, 2 iron maidens, a
stretching rack and a gas chamber have recently been
installed adjacent to the library cafe, these measures
will only be used when books are EXTREMELY late. The
Head Librarian recommends using the measures if and
only if a book is more than 3 weeks late. The scheme
is expected to be highly efficient.
Missing Seminar Room
Rumplestiltskin Seminar Room 11 has disappeared. We
all like a good joke, but this prank is causing us
serious administrative problems. Please be aware the
authorities have been informed. We ask whoever is
responsible to kindly return Seminar Room 11;
especially as it is believed Dr Wentforde was in there
at the time of its disappearance. We apologise for the
inconvenience caused to his classes. And his wife.
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Konkerbury is a vibrant and beautiful city. Just check out the City Council homepage! So what better place to study? We offer a whole host of courses to choose from, so whoever you are there is bound to be a degree suited to your needs! We also encourage foreigners from abroad to enrol as students here! In fact, we are proud to be an institution harbouring scores of students and lecturers, many of whom have only a passing acquaintance with the English language.
If you’re new to the campus, welcome aboard! We’re sure you’ll settle into your accommodation and enjoy your studying here. And if you don’t, then there’s always the University Counselling service to listen to you whine.