rag week

Rag week in February each year aims to raise both awareness of and money for charity.

The second took place during one year's traditional Rag Week events, and concerned an allegation of racism.

An annual RAG week is held to raise money for a charity selected by students.

This was a 55-mile long sponsored walk for charity which was held annually during Rag Week.

The ensuing publicity generated considerable interest, trebling the charitable revenue from the rag week activities.

Traditionally fundraising activities have centred around an annual Rag Week, with events each day for the week.

Swelled by rowdy participants from Oxford Polytechnic's rag week, the event gained national coverage.

(Rag Week 2004 had been in aid of Chernobyl Children's Project).

Worse than that, too, during Rag Week when the drink flowed quickly and the privy seemed too far to stagger.

During a university RAG Week in the early 1960s students suspended a car beneath the bridge.

Following the controversial RAG week of 2009, Sin and Sin.

Rag week tedium.

In 1967, engineering students from the college staged an elaborate hoax by placing six model flying saucers across southern England as a rag week stunt.

Up here the Scottish Socialist Party spent four years in parliament behaving liike first year students during rag week.

There is a fancy dress theme for around two different year groups a day, sometimes relating to the overall theme for Rag Week.

In the meantime, she wore the same old rags week after week, lived in poverty and was 'faithful' to her ex-lover.

Rag week is entirely organised by year thirteen students and led by the head students (there are five at present although this number is normally four).

Other references include in the episode Rag Week, when Fowler is briefly seen walking out of a shop called "Mainwaring's".

While some Rags are only active for this week, others use "Rag Week" as their flagship week to encourage participation for the whole year.

Their very first recording was a flexi disc that was produced in 1964 for the Hull University Rag Week.

The University announced it would be withdrawing its support for the Students' Union run RAG week in 2009 after the arrests of over 40 students.

The highlight of the every 'RAGs Weeks' is the annual 'Man-o-Man' competition.

Durham University Charity Kommittee or DUCK is the university's equivalent of student's rag week.

Also trained at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama, where he first played Madame Galina during Rag Week.

A 'Rag mag' is a small booklet traditionally filled with very un-PC humour sold to the local community during Rag Week.