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Summer Party is a warm up for the festival season, and as it draws closer more and more festivals are announcing their lineups, and the big daddy of them all, The Glastonbury Music Festival, which is to take place from June 24th to 26th this summer, has announced headliners of the Main Pyramid stage of U2, Coldplay and Beyoncé. Other acts performing include The Chemical Brothers, Cee Lo Green, Fat Boy Sliw, Professor Green, Biffy Clyro, Tinie Tempah and Plan B.

The acts playing Glasto's eight main stages this year are as followed:

PYRAMID

Friday
U2, Morrissey, Biffy Clyro, B.B. King, Wu Tang Clan, Two Door Cinema Club, Metronomy, The Master Musicians of Joujouka

Saturday
Coldplay, Elbow, Paolo Nutini, Tinie Tempah, Rumer, The Gaslight Anthem, Tame Impala, Stornoway

Sunday
Beyoncé, Pendulum, Plan B, Paul Simon, Laura Marling, Don McLean, The Low Anthem, Fisherman's Friends

OTHER

Friday
Primal Scream, Mumford and Sons, Fleet Foxes, Bright Eyes, The Wombats, The Vaccines, The Kills, Brother, Chipmunk

Saturday
The Chemical Brothers, White Lies, Friendly Fires, Jimmy Eat World, Jessie J, Twilight Singers, Treetop Flyers, Alice Gold

Sunday
Queens of the Stone Age, Kaiser Chiefs, The Eels, TV on the Radio, Bombay Bicycle Club, The Noisettes, Cold War Kids, Clare Maguire, Dan Mangan

WEST HOLTS

Friday

Today on the Pulse we talked about the effect that the rise in student fees will have on people taking language degrees, an MP who wants more women to give their babies up for adoption than opt for abortions and the possibility that we will soon be able to charge iPods with a heartbeat.

Fitsort is the Facebook application taking procrastination to a new level. But is it just a bit of fun or is it entirely immoral? The Pulse has been investigating.

If you don't know what Fitsort it yet, Emma has been checking out the site. She found that it is entirely compliant with Facebook's privacy policies, and whether or not we are aware our photos are available for use by external websites.

We managed to contact Fitsort, and they explained that, whilst undoubtedly the site could be seen as immoral, they are taking precautions to make sure they limit this potential.

Here is their full response:

The issues you've raised have come up quite a few times since the launch of the website - for the most part, in the form of e-mails from people confused about Facebook's privacy policy, and how their personal data is being shared. While most people realise they are able to allow third-party applications access to their information, most people aren't aware that Facebook grants their friends the same privelege, and do not realise that it is their friends who have chosen to give out their information (as you identified.)

I went to the careers centre to find out about internships you can get this summer through the university.

From 10.20pm on Friday the exec positions were announced starting with the Environment and Social Justice Officer, which went to Sarah Joy Lewis

Next up was education which went to uncontested candidate and current Arts Faculty Co-ordinator Michael De Vletter

AU Officer went to Sarah 'Swills' Williams

Danny Barry
Democracy and Communications was won by Danny Barry (and his 'fro!)

The hotly contested Accommodation and Community went to a very emotional Julia Seal

Another hotly contested position - Finance and Services Officer (FSO) went to Sam Le Pard

Rosie Tressler
Equal Opps and Welfare went to current SU Women's Officer Rosie Tressler

Simon Murphy
The new Activities Officer is Simon Murphy

And there was more good news for Simon from the URN news team....

And finally Alex Corck-Adelman won the big one - he is the new Nottingham University SU President