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The QH: The Quintessential Fortnightly Newspaper
UOW/8/1/3/9 · Item · 18 Feb 2013
Part of University of Westminster
Issue 9. The Student Voice of the University. Includes articles on: The Oriental Society; German Society; Upcoming UWSU Campaigns - Anonymous Marking; Westminster Science Festival; Open letter by President of SU [redacted], how hearing helped a little deaf boy become a teacher; FANs (Friends of arriving new students); life of a student in London; studying abroad; an argument for British membership of the EU; thoughts on partisanship; why vote conservative? a lost generation; Tasha typified; Gun control UK vs US; Gervais - Saint of Sinner?; pros and cons of having a dual citizenship; how special do you think you are?; mental health; poetry; report on the University of Westminster Law Review 2012 Conference on International Law; history of Iran's nuclear development and the West's mistrust; account of the Drama Society's third rehearsal of 2013 [Soho Poly sign photograph]; Biffy Clyro; music review; film review - Wreck it Ralph; football in North Korea.
Photograph: Women fencers
Photograph: Women fencers
TAY/38 · Item · Mar 1938
Part of TAYLOR, Marion
Photograph showing two ladies in fencing outfits, standing on the steps outside the Little Titchfield Building. Annotated on reverse 'Doris Purcis (Allwork)' and 'Marion G Taylor' and 'March 1938'.
McGarel Vol.3. No.14
RSP/8/1/13/a/3/25 · Piece · Feb 1972
Part of Regent Street Polytechnic
Includes articles on: Anger in commerce; communication breakdown; Tories, miners and that 8%; North London Poly goes autonomous; The Soho-Poly Theatre Club in Workshop; Secretarial Students demand urgent change; NUS Central London Area on Autonomy; Thoughts on a new Union building; National Association of Schoolmasters hides its head in the sand; Bolsover Blues; societies news.
Photograph album
RSP/7/m/3 · Item · nd [1900-1929]
Part of Regent Street Polytechnic

Fixed leaf album with photographs glued in, many with typescript description. Typescript and manuscript index at the front of the volume. Subjects include:

Lord Mayor's Show 1922 (27 photographs)
Christmas Dinner Fund
Quintin Hogg
Alice Hogg
Sir Kynaston Studd
Sir Douglas Hogg
Major Robert Mitchell
Entrance Hall before re-building
Billiard Room before re-building
Boathouse, Chiswick
Ladies Pavilion, Chiswick
Carpenter's Workshop before re-building
Chemistry Laboratory before rebuilding
Electrical Engineering Laboratory
Engineering Laboratory
Engineering Workshop
Hairdressing class (Langham Place)
Typewriting Room, Bladerton Street
School of Tailoring
School of Carriage & Motor Body Building Balderton Street
Water Waving
Marcel Waving
Hairdressing examinations 1926
Fete 1927
School of Hairdressing before re-building and Great Portland Street
Fete 1928
Lord Mayor's Show 1928
Fete 1929
Children's Party 1929
Great Portland St - entrance Hall, bookstall, gymnasium, louge, tailoring, hairdressing, electrical heating supply and control switchboard, laundry and cooking.

Large number of un-used pages at the back of the volume.
Photograph album
RSP/7/m/2 · Item · [1929-1938]
Part of Regent Street Polytechnic
Loose-leaf binder with photographs mounted on card and a handwritten index. Photographs of staff, students and members of the Polytechnic at a variety of events, including the Lord Mayor's show, the opening of the Little Titchfield Street building and classes, New year's fete, Christmas Dinner Fund, Jubilee Dance, the Quintin Hogg state on Portland Place, the Amateur Dramatic Society and the Sporting Life Trophy.
Photograph: Table Tennis
Photograph: Table Tennis
RSP/7/c/96 · Item · nd [1929-1960]
Part of Regent Street Polytechnic
Photograph showing four women playing table tennis in the Little Titchfield Street building. Annotated on reverse 'Games Room. Photo by S.J. Coleman' and 'Table Tennis Room, Extension Building'. Stamped 'The Polytechnic, 309, Regent Street W1'.