Dear All,

I hope the first issue of this academic year’s King’s Bench magazine has reached you well- if not, be sure to grab a copy from the JJP room in the law school, or from any of the King’s Bench team after lectures, and around campus- it’s definitely not one to be missed!

Looking ahead to the next issue, we are currently seeking contributors, comprising both law and non-law students. The theme of the next issue is ‘Evolution versus Regression.’ Thus, hopefully a topic which should conjure up some interesting discussion points. Possible starting points for this topic could include: the changing political landscape, the economy, culture, and technology, but this list is by no means exhaustive, and we hope to see your ideas extend far beyond these areas.

Additionally we are seeking contributions to the next issue in other areas, which include:

• Features: This would be ideal for students who do not wish to write an article, but have innovative and exciting ideas for our features pages.
• City guide: Do you feel that you know the ins and outs of a city which could be of interest? An off the beaten track guide as it were…
• Events: Are there any events which you have attended/plan to attend, which you would like to write about?
• Societies: Is there a particular society which you feel deserves some recognition? Or maybe, you would like to fill the gap in the existing group of societies by creating a new one?
• Careers: Do you know of any interesting career paths which you feel King’s students ought to know about?
• Speakers’ corner: Got something to say? Why not share it with everyone, or… if you would prefer to be anonymous in doing so, please email .

The reccommended word limit for articles is 1,000 words, and the deadline for all contributions to be submitted to the King’s Bench team is Wednesday 26th November 2008.

Please send your submissions to . If you have any queries, feel free to contact Ryan: 0770873951, or Christina: 07794069183, who will be happy to deal with any queries which you may have.

Kind Regards
Victoria Essien
Communications Officer
King’s Bench Magazine