Independent column, independent mind
Yasmin Alibhai-Brown, an outspoken columnist and panel show regular, received an honorary doctorate of letters from the University of Lincoln at September's graduation.
Out with the old and in with the new
Darren Moss gives his insight into life at university and prospects afterwards in his own welcoming of freshers to the University of Lincoln.
Acceptable in the ’80s
Drugs, alcohol and excess was all part of being in a rock band in the ‘80s. Rebecca Caroline examines why 30 years later things have changed.
Q & A: Josie Long
She’s a Perrier award winning comedian, writer and regular comedy show panelist. Now, Josie Long is bringing her critically acclaimed show, “Be Honourable” to the Drill Hall as part of…
Taking pictures of pain
Zoriah Miller is a world famous photographer who specialises in humanitarian disasters. He talks to The Linc about what he does and why he does it.
The sound of change
More time, influences, and just making money – Luke Morton looks at the reasons why the first album sometimes sounds different from the next.
Me, myself and loneliness
When deep connections from home are lost, students can find themselves becoming increasingly lonely. Stephanie Bolton reports on the causes and the cures.
Comedy’s last unmentionable
In comedy it seems few things are sacred. Samantha Viner looks at the people making fun out of disability.
The Linc – Print Edition – September 2010
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Culture Diet: Autumn at LPAC
This week we’re bringing you the perfect balance of culture from around the city. Today we share some highlights from LPAC this season.