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The Worst Ever Scottish Football Signings

The Worst Ever Scottish Football Signings

scotcampus April 26, 2012 0

By Chris Hammond Football is not an exact art. Heroes can swiftly become villains, great sides can crumble into nothing overnight and sometimes even the least talented journeyman can propel a team to glory.

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Theatre for Virtually Everyone

Theatre for Virtually Everyone

scotcampus April 22, 2012 0

By Charles Tyrer Digital Theatre and live streamed performances are the zeitgeist within contemporary theatre. Undoubtedly it is a child of our time, a new and vibrant format that for the first time opens

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Real Ale Is On The Up

Real Ale Is On The Up

scotcampus April 15, 2012 0

By Dave Hynes Take a good look at Scotland’s brewing industry and you will see change wherever your eyes fall; be it in the local village or the modern city, the Highlands or the

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Interview: Greg McHugh

Interview: Greg McHugh

scotcampus April 10, 2012 0

By Martin Owens Over the past year or so, Greg McHugh has become one of Scotland’s best-loved TV figures with his portrayal of Gary McLintoch in hit BBC series ‘Gary: Tank Commander’. After moving

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April Meme of the Month: Kitler

April Meme of the Month: Kitler

scotcampus April 9, 2012 0

Itty bitty tiny kitties (next to porn) are probably the most dominant force on the internet. These days it seems like you can barely boot up your web browser without adorable fluffy balls of

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Travel: Exploring Underrated Asia

Travel: Exploring Underrated Asia

scotcampus April 6, 2012 0

By Aaron Murray When a trip to South-East Asia is planned it’s often Thailand which stands out – the legendary full –moon party, the sin city reputation of Bangkok and, of course, the lady

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Curse of the Chelsea Strikers

Curse of the Chelsea Strikers

scotcampus March 6, 2012 0

Football fans are a fickle bunch at the best of times.  Football fans accustomed to success are even harder to placate when things go wrong. Chelsea fans in recent years have however been able

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Pirates, Knights And Politicians: Memorable Scots From The Past

Pirates, Knights And Politicians: Memorable Scots From The Past

scotcampus March 1, 2012 0

Alexander Dalzeel The name Alexander Dalzeel doesn’t have a particularly piratical twang to it, but the privateer from Partick certainly ranks as one of the most gruesome to have ever sailed. Allegedly up to

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Romantic Village Breaks

Romantic Village Breaks

scotcampus February 14, 2012 0

By Sarah Moyes Everyone has something to say about Valentines Day! Whether you’re a girl who waits for a dozen red roses each year, or you’re a guy who wishes the holiday would disappear

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Travel: Pints in Perth

Travel: Pints in Perth

scotcampus February 13, 2012 0

If, whilst driving through the central belt of Scotland, you should find yourself stuck behind a tractor despite having followed a sign that clearly stated ‘City Centre’, well friend, you just might be in

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