Student radio is a Mecca for music enthusiasts, showjocks and exhibitionists of all kinds, but it is not only for those who want to get on air. Behind the scenes are an indispensable crew of producers, writers, advertising whiz-kidz and marketing moguls. Without their input no station could subsist and no programmes could be made. So whatever your interest and whatever you talent, PuLSE NEEDS YOU!

Current plans for PuLSE are to provide a permanent service that will be heard around LSE, mainly the Quad, Cafe, Shop, Tuns at designated times of the day. Licensing laws allow PuLSE to go on FM across London for a month a year.

From the side splitting fun of Liquid Lunch with Jimmy and Fletch to their soap opera: “Houghton Street”, this is a friendly team that is open to new members. No PuLSE, no life.

The Beaver is a weekly paper that derives its name from the LSE logo. Any other interpretation - no sniggerring at the back - bears no relation to the paper’s actual content. The organ itself include sections on the School, student politics, music, film, theatre and club reviews, literature and student life. If you represent the LSE in any sports teams, its only a matter of time before you get a slating from the Beaver crew (I’m sure this is more of a reflection of the paper’s down to earth humour than the quality of the teams).

The Beaver is being dragged, kicking and gnashing its big front teeth, into the 1990’s, steady on guys, a decade behind isn’t too bad. Their website http://www.the-beaver.org is a colourful improvement on the blue and white rag. We advise that you type the web address in, rather than typing “Beaver” into the search engines!