Saturday 5th June 2010
Summer Opening TimesWe’ll also have food available to order from the bar during the World Cup, and please note that Cheesy Pop is on hiatus this summer due to renovation work in Qudos.

We’ll also have food available to order from the bar during the World Cup, and please note that Cheesy Pop is on hiatus this summer due to renovation work in Qudos.
Tickets for the event ore now ON SALE at the QMU Box Office/Reception.
There will be a very special announcment regarding surprise guests for this event very soon – so be prepared!
Although the Official End of Term isn’t until the 29th May (where Cheesy Pop will still be ending your year with a bang!) we decided to bring you a huge party to end your year at the University of Glasgow.
Unlike most “Proms”, this one is strictly informal, and black tie or evening wear is not required – the emphasis is on having a great time – no one wants to be stuck in a suit until 6am! Yes, 6am!
On top of everything that Cheesy Pop normally brings you each and every Friday night, you can expect to see some very special guests take to the Qudos stage to give your year the send off it deserves!
See you there…
The QM is open right through Easter the vacation, meaning you can still get your daily dose of QM goodness. We’re operating with slightly reduced opening hours, so check out what’s open when below.
Shop
MONDAY – FRIDAY 8am – 3pm
Still selling everything a student could ever need, as well as essential revision supplies (flashcards currently BOGOF) and cheap express lunches. Take a break from studying with a crossword in one of the daily newspapers.
Catering
MONDAY – FRIDAY 8am – 3pm
The QM’s second floor catering facilities will be open everyday for breakfast, lunch or maybe an early dinner. Get into the Food Factory during the week for great value meals, sandwiches and pizzas.
Champions’ Bar
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, SATURDAY, SUNDAY 3pm – 12am
TUESDAY, FRIDAY 3pm – 2am
With some huge matches as the battles for the Premier League title, FA Cup, Scottish Cup and European glory all come into the final straight, we couldn’t not have Champions’ Bar open. Big screen sport, pool, foosball and a huge range of drinks including some an excellent selection of malt whisky.
Revolution/Cheesy Pop
TUESDAYS – 30TH MARCH, 6TH APRIL, 13TH APRIL 10pm – 2am
FRIDAYS – 9TH APRIL, 16TH APRIL 9pm – 2am
We’re keeping Rev and Cheesy going throughout the vacation for all of you who can’t cope without the QM’s amazing clubnights. Cheesy gets a wee Easter holiday this week but will be back with a vengeance on the 9th.
ALL FACILITIES AND THE QM BUILDING WILL BE CLOSED FROM THE 2ND – 5TH APRIL
Helper Application Forms for this year’s Freshers’ Week are now available!
So, Freshers’ Week… the best week of your lives.
Not only that, but the best week of our lives too. We love nothing more than seeing thousands of happy Freshers having a brilliant time throughout the week. Being a Freshers’ Helper means you have to work really hard – doing PR, running and preparing for events, late nights, etc, but it’s absolutely brilliant fun and it means you get a chance to represent your Union and can have Freshers’ Week all over again!
Applications are now available for Freshers’ Week 2010, via the link below, or on paper at the QMU Reception. So what are you waiting for? Go and pick one up, or click the link below and print one off, fill it out hand it in! Just make sure it’s back to us 4pm on April 30th and you’re in with a chance of being involved in one of the biggest weeks of the year!
The Queen Margaret Union’s Annual Election was held on the 18th March 2010. Quick results can be found below, for a full report on the election and an interview with the new President, check out issue 78 of qmunicate magazine which will be available soon.
President (1 Position)
Honorary Secretary (1 Position)
Honorary Assistant Secretary (1 Position)
Events Convenor (1 Position)
Publications Convenor (1 Position)
Social Convenor (1 Position)
Support and Services Convenor (1 Position)
Ordinary Board A (3 Positions)
Ordinary Board B (4 Positions)
Ordinary Board C (3 Positions)
3 teams are now off/almost off the UK mainland!
“Let’s Get Chizzical” are on the Isle of Wight, “Jailbrechin’” are on the Ferry to France and “Aero Fleeto” have secured flights to EGYPT!
Tune into the QMU Jailbreak twitter (twitter.com/qmujailbreak) for up to the minute information!
Within the past 10 minutes 13 teams of intrepid Jailbreakers broke free from the QMU and have 48 hours to get as far away as possible without spending a penny – all the while raising loads of cash for Sport Relief! (Already 1 team has managed to hitch a ride to England!)
You can keep up with their escapades on twitter @ twitter.com/qmujailbreak

On Thursday 18th March the Queen Margaret Union will hold its Annual General Election with the following positions up for election.
President, 1 position, July 2010 – July 2011
Honorary Secretary, 1 position, July 2010 – July 2011
Honorary Assistant Secretary, 1 position, July 2010 – July 2011
Events Convenor, 1 position, July 2010 – July 2011
Social Convenor, 1 position, July 2010 – July 2011
Support and Services Convenor, 1 position, July 2010 – July 2011
Publications Convenor, 1 position, July 2010 – July 2011
Ordinary Board, first year only, 3 positions March 2010 – Autumn 2010
Ordinary Board, 4 positions, March 2010 – Autumn 2010
Ordinary Board, 3 positions, March 2010 – Spring 2011
Nominations will open Monday 8th March with nomination forms available from reception and will close Friday 12th March at 4:00pm.
Voting will take place on Thursday 18th March and begin at 9:00am.
Facebook event: http://tinyurl.com/qmelection
Wednesday 17th March
10pm – 2am
Free Entry in LIMITED EDITION PADDY’S DAY PARTY T-SHIRT – on sale now at reception only £3
Entry on the night is also priced £3 – but you might not get a t-shirt!

A night celebrating everything the Emerald Isle has to offer!

The UK’s largest Vintage Fair hits Scotland
Vintage fashion is where designers, celebrities and London’s street savvy fashion warriors find their inspiration. It’s no wonder that The Affordable Vintage Fair is in its 5th year, holding the crown as the UK’s fastest growing vintage shopping event.
On Saturday 20th and Sunday 21st March The Affordable Vintage Fair will roll into Edinburgh and Glasgow for the first time! Set up by former Selfridges stylist Judy Berger, the Fair has toured the UK since 2005 holding events for merchants of vintage clothing and accessories to get together in one space and cater for all the vintage lovers that have come to know the joys of embracing second-hand style.
After paying £2 to get in, which allows you to go in and out as many times as you would like throughout the day, you will be greeted by rails of swinging 60s dresses, 50s teddy girl jumpers, 40s gowns and racks upon racks of stunning clutches, shoulder bags and purses, and dozens of tables laden with piles of trinkets. There will be large menswear stalls selling vintage Barbour jackets for £45, shirts and tweeds from £10. Also, kitsch hand-made jewellery with Alice in Wonderland and Pop Art themes, 50s and 60s Mad men style frocks, Mary Quant tights, and hand made headwear. Newcastle based, award winning Designer Karina Hesketh will be selling her stunning hand made leather bags, each one intricately hand stitched and adorned with vintage fastenings and fabrics.
The Affordable Vintage Fair consists of only the best vintage retailers and traders from cities far and wide. 40 stalls will be offering vintage clothing, accessories & homewares dating from the 1920s – 1980s. All stalls are price checked to reflect huge discounts, on average 40% lower than vintage available on the high street.
The fair has been heralded as a ‘shopping phenomenon’ by the national press and holds regular events in cities including London, Liverpool, Leeds, Newcastle, Nottingham Oxford and Cambridge. It is also the only event to debut a ‘Dead stock stall’ where vintage clothing dating back to 1970, previously hidden away in a Scottish warehouse will be unearthed, pristine and unused.
Vintage fashion guru Judy Berger is the founder of the event, she said; “Bringing the event to Scotland was a natural progression for us. Over the last two years we’ve seen a huge increase in people coming to our events. People still like the high street but are tired of seeing everyone wearing the same thing. Our events are like treasure chests, you have to dig a little but you end up finding a true gem without having to spend a fortune.”
The Affordable Vintage Fair is an unmissable experience, not only for vintage enthusiasts but for those looking for a genuinely unique day out.
The finer details:
Sunday 21st March 2010
Queen Margaret Union, 22 University Gardens, Glasgow, G12 8QN
Entry: £2.00
Opening: 12pm – 5pm
Please contact Judy Berger for information and images: 07921 337656 / vintagefashionfairs@yahoo.co.uk
www.vintagefair.co.uk