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  • 19th August 2022
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    New assault from nature: Hepatitis in children

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    Talking Fungi

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    A photograph of a German cockroach.

    Changing cockroach behaviours: the implications of human action

    Agatha Gutierrez Echenique shares some pictures of his sock knitting for his sustainable hobby feature.

    Sustainable Hobby Feature: Knitting

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    A Definitive Guide to Second Hand Formal Clothes

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Comment
·13th June 2017

Who is Ariana Grande now?

Anonymous
Ariana Grande is a name with brand new meaning this week. It conjures images of the devastated families of the...
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Comment
·13th June 2017

The media must re-assess its picturing of terrorism

Sian Bayley
ā€˜London Bridge attack, in pictures’, appeared as the headline on the front page of most news organisations on Sunday morning....
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Comment
·10th June 2017

Oxfeud: a site of hatred, or a place for the unheard voice?

Mayu Noda
ā€˜Keep the submissions flowing, and have fun!’ – such is the bizarre language through which a festering site of resentment...
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·9th June 2017

Politicians must take note of student healthcare

Emma-Jane Hampsheir-Gill
Over the last few weeks, politicians have been criss-crossing the country, campaigning for votes in the hope of securing electoral...
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·9th June 2017

Pre-election blues: why should I bother?

Matthew Palmer
I strongly believe in the importance of voting – I truly do. It is a privilege and a duty, and...
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·9th June 2017

Jeremy Corbyn: staving off apathy in the general election

Katrina Gaffney
When this general election was called, many celebrities, journalists, and indeed even Labour party activists encouraged us to vote Labour...
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·5th June 2017

Revealing the people behind narratives in U.S. politics

Sarah Hagaman
On November 8, 2016, Oxford grew eerily quiet. My study table in the History Faculty had a window view of...
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·5th June 2017

Keble College’s boat-burning tradition would burn bridges

Zoe Tidman
Keble College may be looking to perform a traditional boat burning if they become Head of the River. It’s a...
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Comment
·4th June 2017

“Strong and Stable” Conservatives: a historical perspective

Oliver Hirsch
ā€˜Strong and stable’ is fast becoming 2017’s equivalent of fake news: that phrase you hear every day which is driving...
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Comment
·4th June 2017

The student vote: a misleading double-edged sword

Emma-Jane Hampsheir-Gill
As the general election approaches, students across the country are preparing to vote for the future of their country. This...
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Comment
·4th June 2017

Environmental apathy: rabbits in the headlights

Verity Winn
ā€œWhen the last tree is cut, the last fish is caught, and the last river is polluted; when to breathe...
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Comment
·30th May 2017

How can we end sexual violence in our community?

Sarah Borg
Earlier this term I attended the Oxford Union’s panel on ā€œThe World’s Shame: Ending Sexual Violenceā€, where I learnt that...
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Comment
·29th May 2017

Going Alone: A Map for Happiness in Fifth Week

Jacob Pagano
One unacquainted with the term ā€œfifth week bluesā€ might mistake it as a commemoration for a past tragedy, or perhaps...
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Comment
·29th May 2017

Is Avril Lavigne Dead? She is if you want her to be… 

Jacob MacKenzie
The author Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn once wrote of his time in a Soviet gulag, ā€œAll history is one continuous pestilence. There...
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Comment
·23rd May 2017

Hunting: cruelty fuelled by human arrogance and elitism

Lizzie Shelmerdine
I grew up in extremely rural Oxfordshire. I lived there since the age of four, and (for some reason) have...
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Comment
·22nd May 2017

North Korea: How to combat the ‘Smart Cookie’

Mayu Noda
The current situation in North Korea is, perhaps especially for me here with my family residing in Japan, a severely...
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Comment
·19th May 2017

What should David Cameron have spent his shed money on?

Oliver Hirsch
A couple of weeks ago, David Cameron bought a shed for Ā£25,000. A luxury shed. Apparently, it’s so he can...
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Comment
·19th May 2017

The cost of the Information Age is too great

Verity Winn
Millennials today occupy a unique position of power. We straddle the social media revolution, and many of technology’s most rapid...
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Comment
·15th May 2017

We should be wary of the media portrayal of Corbyn

Lucy Mellor
The message from mainstream media in the past eighteen months has been clear: Jeremy Corbyn is an inexperienced, radical leftie...
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