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Kirsten Koss
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News Editor, The Gaudie
Aberdeen
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By Josh Pizzuto-Pomaco, Kirsten Koss| gaudie.co.uk@ We predict that the SNP will win three of the five local constituencies, with the Conservatives taking home another. By Josh Pizzuto-Pomaco and Kirsten KossOwing to a recent review, most of the North East’s candidates will find themselves battling over slightly different territory, and many of voters may find they are in a different constituency. But who is most likely to find themselves in Westminster over the coming months? So what’s the most likely outcome in Aberdeen North?
By Kirsten Koss| The Press and Journal Verified Demolition crews have started tearing down the former St Andrew’s School in Inverurie. New images reveal heavy machinery is already halfway through dismantling the school which served generations of children in the town. Opened in 1955, St Andrew’s was Aberdeenshire’s first school for children with additional support needs (ASN), serving pupils aged 3-18 for over 70 years.
By Josh Pizzuto-Pomaco, Kirsten Koss| gaudie.co.uk@ We predict that the SNP will win three of the five local constituencies, with the Conservatives taking home another. By Josh Pizzuto-Pomaco and Kirsten KossOwing to a recent review, most of the North East’s candidates will find themselves battling over slightly different territory, and many of voters may find they are in a different constituency. But who is most likely to find themselves in Westminster over the coming months? So what’s the most likely outcome in Aberdeen North?
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The Gaudie
The Gaudie has been an iconic part of student life at Aberdeen University since 1934, celebrating its 80th birthday in 2014. The Gaudie has a long tradition of quality student journalism. Named by the Guardian as the oldest student publication in Scotland! Over the years The Gaudie has had inspired student journalists, a large number of which have applied the same caliber of writing to national publications as they did with The Gaudie. The average length of paper is 32 pages, with a readership of 1,000 in print, 2,000-4,000 for our online issue, and thousands of visitors to our website, The Gaudie has grown into a successful 21st Century voice on campus at Aberdeen. Published every second Tuesday during term time, it is distributed across campus and the city. Including Hillhead Halls of Residence, King's College Campus, ASV Sports Centre, Forresterhill Medical School and many places in between. Covering News, Features, Opine, Arts, Life and Style, Gaming, Technology, Puzzles, Satire and Sport, not only does The Gaudie cater for all reading tastes, but it also enables students to try their hand at a variety of different reporting and writing styles while helping keep our readers informed of everything that is going on around campus. Written by you, for you, The Gaudie wouldn't survive without its volunteers. Around 150 students contribute articles and photographs on an annual basis, as well as another 25 students who together edit it. The section editors are responsible for engaging with new writers, editing their material and designing and laying up the pages which you then read. They are all full-time students and often work many hours a week alongside their studies to make sure The Gaudie maintains its quality. For a budding journalist, photographer, or designer, there really is no better feeling than seeing your work in print – and that opportunity is readily available with The Gaudie, one of the best additions to your CV that your time at Aberdeen has to offer.
Founded: 1934