At last night’s meeting the House elected Julia Andrade Rocha to be the new treasurer for the remainder of the 164th Session. We know she’ll do an excellent job.
Our hearty congratulations to Julia and commisserations to the other candidates.
Pictured above are the newly elected Julia, with Society President and Secretary Andrew Carruthers and Adam Kydd.
This year the Literific are proud to announce that we are sending five teams to represent the society at the Irish Times Debates. Additionally, the Literific will be hosting first rounds of the Irish Times on Saturday the 8th of November for the first time in several years.
Sign-up is also still open for the Irish Mace, you can sign-up by emailing literific@qub.ac.uk [FAO -Torr Coggan] – We highly recommend it.
The battle between the two U.S. presidential hopefuls was played out in Queen’s Students’ Union last Wednesday night with two teams of debaters. Four members of the Literific represented Queen’s and President Obama, while four incredibly able speakers from University of Ulster defended Governor Romney.
The event was hosted by the U.S. Consulate and William Crawley was the moderator for the evening. Five MLAs judged the event, and declared Queen’s the winners!
The Literific would like to thank the U.S. Consulate, Connor Daly and QUBSU, the MLAs, William Crawley and most of all the representatives from the University of Ulster for an excellent debate
Pictured above are the QUB Literific team, Stephen Goss, Julia Andrade Rocha, Sam Donaldson and Andrew Carruthers
