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Image description: Radcliffe Camera from Radcliffe Square Oxford is encouraging students to apply to return to college accommodation if they believe they fall into one of the categories which is exempt, even if they have previously had an application rejected. This morning’s email from Martin Williams says: “In light of the changes to guidance, you […]
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The Oxford Student and Cherwell have announced an upcoming merger in a bid to create a single Mega-student paper. The merger will allow the new paper to support more sections and more interactive media, including a weekly crossword puzzle, comic strips, and clickbait quizzes. Readers can also anticipate the launch of an entirely new section: […]
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International students will be permitted to return home over the Easter Vacation according to updated government guidance for higher education. Students will be permitted to make only one trip home over the holiday and return once in person teaching resumes, including a return journey involving overseas travel. All students returning from overseas will have to […]
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If the NBA were ever to commission a Basketball equivalent of Mount Rushmore, for those who had the biggest influence on the game, three of the four faces picked would be pretty unanimous candidates. Michael Jordan. LeBron James. Magic Johnson. The fourth face would have a bit more debate. Many would call for Allen Iverson, […]
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The departure of England’s Phil Neville to David Beckham’s Inter-Miami and the mutual termination of Wales boss Jayne Ludlow has left all four of the home nations manager-less. This lack of direction at the top of women’s football is surprising, considering the interest generated by the 2019 world cup. Women’s football is replete with stars, […]
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Image description: Drawing of a man saluting in a stadium. We are all too aware that football stadiums are eerily quiet and artificial crowd noise is just not capable of replacing the presence of football supporters. Football grounds are focal points for communities, and this is not the first time that governments have had to […]
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Image description: Trump waves to the crowd at his 2017 inauguration. Election night, 2016. The atmosphere in the Clinton camp is somber, as most of the key battleground states have already been called for the Republican candidate, Donald Trump. Suddenly, the phone rings for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton. On the other end of […]
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