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Jesus College JCR voted against a women’s empowerment motion for absolutely no good reason. Like the broken dam allowing the...
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When  I cross the street, I immediately look to the right. When I went home the last time (to  Germany’s...
Laura Cholwill describes the exciting, racy and life-changing reality of a year-abroad experience.
James Marriot sinks up to his eyeballs in nostalgia contemplating the all-pervasive influence of the gameboy on his childhood.
Amadea Kelly-Tagliani takes a look at the members who joined the Bullingdon Club in 1992.
Evelyn Schwenner takes a look at the 'happy superficiality' of the 90s.
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Iman Sana Teemul reckons that google has gone too far in violating our privacy.
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Sarah Gashi takes a look at the issues surrounding the Kony2012 video campaign.
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Matt Reynolds and James Restall debate the worthiness of the News of the World, and in what sense we should 'welcome' the Sun on Sunday.
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Sudhir Hazareesingh outlines the difficulties facing Sarkozy as he attempts to be re-elected.
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Alex Shattocjk ruminates disappointedly on the considerable lack of similarity of the Dawkins-Williams debate to an epic wizard battle.
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Sam Iles tells us why we can no longer afford to ignore the plight and potential of the country of Somalia.
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Fiona Macgregor interviews Jamie Hepburn on Scottish Independence, and the SNP's other aims and policies.
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Anuridh Mathur bemoans the fact that living on Broad Street skews your perspective of distance. Prick.
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In our external contribution for sixth week, Chris Skidmore defends the teaching of history in schools.
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Alexander Shattock ruminates on the rather sinister, suspicious feeling that seems to be descending on New College.
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The debate concerns whether being taught by post-graduate students is a blessing in disguise, or a sad case of the blind leading the blind.
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Shozab Raza
Shozab Raza argues that the USA's war in terror is more harmful to the terrorised than the terrorists.
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barbara Bell interviews Michael Mansfield, QC, regarding his socialist, vegetarianism, and the advice he would give to the barristers of tomorrow.
