FATSSSA PRESS -- University of Ibadan, Nigeria

Her waist was encircled In your arms. She laughed, mouth agape, as your fingers danced with delight, Atop her belly button. Your intrigue held her bound Like a spell. But it was you who was under a spell. You watched her undo her covering And your eyes were fed full. Yet something in you, Stronger than you, wanted more! So you plunged forward with desire. You felt her tenderness And you couldn't stop the thoughts, Nor the actions that followed. The experience was ecstatic Yet you felt empty afterwards. Adigun's description of the feeling, of the unimaginable experience All turned out to be an oversell! You pick up you clothes, Make for the door But you're drawn back by her allure Like a serpent, you glide your way Next to her unsheathed body. You'd rather feel empty One more time. Or two more, Or many more times. © GIFT UZOR (PROF GEE)

It has not escaped my notice that there is an increase in the rush for fad diets. Slim/thin is the new vogue. Every lady (‘guys sef’) want to fit inside size 6. Na wa o. Anyways, while not encouraging you to starve yourselves, and just to help avoid overweight, I have decided to bring some of these ‘wonder foods’ closer to you. So if the stress of UI has not done enough to keep you slim and fit, then you can try any or all of these (Not that being robust and plump is bad anyway). Remember, moderation is best for everything we do. HOT CHILI PEPPERS They have a flavourless chemical called capsaicin, which curbs appetite and speed up metabolism slightly, but only for a short while. Because it is spicy, you are less likely to eat more food, which is the point with eating hot peppers. Yoruba chics will dig this (*winks*) GREEN TEA Several studies suggest that green tea may promote weight loss by stimulating the body to burn fat. Green tea contains catechins that may briefly affect me...

This year’s Dean’s Cup Sports competition is set to start in two weeks’ time, specifically on Wednesday 26th of October. This year’s competition, according to Sola Adedigba, the Sports Secretary, would not be limited to ball games but would include track and field events like, long jump, short pu, javelin throw and others. Also, the females would also feature in the football contest as there would be a female football competition. Below is the fixture for the football competition. MALE CATEGORY DAY ONE: GEO VS POS; ECO VS SOC DAY TWO: GEO VS PSYCH; POS VS SOC DAY THREE: ECO VS PSYCH; GEO VS SOC DAY FOUR: ECO VS GEO; PSYCH VS POS DAY FIVE: PSYCH VS SOC; ECO VS POS FEMALE CATEGORY DAY ONE: PSYCH VS POS DAY TWO: ECO VS GEO DAY THREE: WINNER OF DAY 2 VS SOC DAY FOUR (FINAL): WINNER OF DAY 1 VS WINNER OF DAY 3

We had a chat with Uba Doris, a 300 student of Political Science and second runner up, Miss Fatsssa 2013/2014 academic session. Enjoy. Tell us about yourself My name is Uba Doris, a 300l student of Political Science. What was growing up like for you? Well, growing up was quite interesting... Can remember spending lot of time with my 3 brothers.., would play all their games, fight like them and never wanted to be left out...  Can remember my passion for writing and how I do write a couple of letters to my parents whenever I see them sad... Growing up was really exciting for me... Lots of memories and sometimes I say to myself 'why did I ever grow up' ... But no regrets though... It's all for the best Would you call yourself a good girl? I think I am not sure What are your hobbies? Playing with kids, gisting, singing even though I’m bad at it... I still trust God... Reading, What do you consider your greatest asset? My strength and ability to withst...