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Never Judge the Hook by its Cover
By Jake Stamps. Published on 27 August 2010.

When it comes to libraries the Hook Centre looks so great both on the outside and inside, however the downside to this is that you have to pay to use the internet. I use three different Libraries around the area and have formed opinions about them, these are Hook (chessington), Kingston town and Epsom. I will discuss what I think about them as I have lots of different things say about each one.

Bomb Scare in Kingston!
By Aakeen. Published on 25 August 2010.

On the 13th of August, I had gone to ‘Shakeaway’ with a couple of friends for a little hang out. We were in Kingston trying to find a place to stay dry, when my friend got a call. We were informed that all roads to and from Kingston were blocked. I then realised soon enough that my whole day would be terrifying.

“Exorexia”
By Nan Pancoast. Published on 23 August 2010.

It’s common to hear that we need to exercise regularly to remain fit and healthy. That’s why exorexia can go unnoticed, and become a serious cause for concern. Instead of not ingesting food, the sufferer monitors their calories extremely carefully and exercises excessively, causing drastic weight loss.

Who’s Fault is it Anyway?
By Philip Ball. Published on 17 August 2010.

I’m sure you’ve heard about the recent oil rig disaster off the coast of Mexico, for which BP has been held almost solely responsible for by not only the US media, but also by our own media. Of course BP has a British heritage, but aside from its history and name, there is really very little that is British about it…

Hello
By Maxine. Published on 28 July 2010.

My name is Maxine and I’m the newest member to have joined YU Online. I’m 18 years old and currently undertaking her last year in college (thank god lol).

Graduate Tax: What’s it all about?
By Philip Ball. Published on 16 July 2010.

Vince Cable, a Liberal Democrat MP and Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills, recently announced the possible introduction of a “Graduate Tax”. This new tax is meant to replace the student loans system, which is currently implemented to help students pay for their university education. This decision to shake up the graduate finance system could affect how you choose your course, and ultimately, your path in life.

Join, Join, Join, Join Us!
By Ramanan Gukathasan. Published on 14 July 2010.

We’re all pretty optimistic here at yuonline, so we’ve set ourselves a lovely, definitely achievable target of getting 1,000,000 people to join our facebook fanpage! So…PLEASE HELP US TO ACHIEVE THIS AND TELL ALL YOUR FRIENDS AND VISIT OUR SITE! You can even become a writer for us, from your own home, if you meet [...]

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