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Glyn to win!
17/08/2006

This Friday, people across the nation may be facing a difficult decision about who vote for to win Big Brother.

As Vice-Presidents of NUS, we believe the choice is simple: Glyn must win.

Like many students across the UK heading to university this year, Glyn will no doubt have money on his mind, with ever-increasing living costs and spiralling levels of student debt and whilst there is a range of student support in place to support students like Glyn, the prize money will make all difference in staving off that overdraft!

We understand that this is a difficult year to choose the Big Brother winner. Nikki and Pete both spring to mind as outstanding housemates who’ve kept the nation entertained. But let’s face it, they’re bound to snap up a lucrative media contract. They’ve found love, they don’t need the prize money!

So come on everyone, let's rally around Glyn and let's make a student a winner!

GLYN TO WIN!

Text GLYN to 84444
(Texts cost 50p, plus std msg rate)
Call 09011 32 33 04
(Calls cost 50p, mobile and other network rates may vary)
10p from every vote will go to charity
No using work phones though - that's just cheeky!

In student solidarity,

Wes Streeting, Vice-President (Education)

Ellie Russell, Vice-President (Further Education)

Veronica King, Vice-President (Welfare)


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