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    New LGBTQ+ nightclub Glamorous open now

    The Royal Mint logo, crowned by a wonderful rainbow, in lieu of their issuing a 50p Pride coin.

    UK Commemorative Pride Coin

    Five glasses filled with assorted rainbow colours; ideal for Tuesgays!

    Tuesgays: A Review

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    Does trashing belong in the bin?

    Is a Charles regency the way forward for the British Monarchy?

    BREAKING NEWS: St Benet’s Hall announces that university will not renew its official licence

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    Book Review: “Chums” by Simon Kuper

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    Review: Omnium Gatherum by King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard

    Review: Dracula by Serendipity Productions

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    Student Spotlight: a Conversation with the Oxford University Ice Hockey Club

    Interview with Beth Molyneux, SolidariTee Head Rep for Oxford

    In Conversation with the Gender Pay Gap Bot

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    SUNDAY ROW-ST: ALPACAS END HUMANITY’S PROBLEMS

    Oxford Students’ Toxic Traits

    SUNDAY ROAST: NEW VICE CHANCELLOR SAYS ‘YEAH BALLIOL!’*

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    New assault from nature: Hepatitis in children

    Desalination on demand

    Talking Fungi

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

    Sustainable Hobby Feature: Knitting

    A person searching through a vintage clothing rack –  perhaps in search of formal clothes!

    A Definitive Guide to Second Hand Formal Clothes

    A map of the 2022 April floods in South Africa.

    On the Reality of the Durban Floods

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    Ronnie O’Sullivan: snooker’s favourite villain

    Debate: Leclerc vs Verstappen

    Fulham fan’s corner: is yo-yoing a problem for football?

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    Dates of Our Lives: Pints, poison, and puking

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    Solo in the Cyclades

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Entertainment
·17th June 2016

Ghosts – A review

Emily Holman
‘I’m like a walking corpse’ Ibsen isn’t known for his cheery plays. Yet ‘Ghosts’, on at the BT studio until...
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Entertainment
·14th June 2016

Splendour – A review

Olivia Lalude-Haworth
Abi Morgan’s Splendour is a chilling tale of violence and oppression in a country on the brink of revolution. Set...
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Entertainment
·12th June 2016

Antigone – A review

Anna Mowbray
Antigone is the latest in a series of Greek tragedies put on in the New College Cloisters and directed by...
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Entertainment
·12th June 2016

Little Boys – A sneak preview

Jack Chisnall
The two writer­-performers, JACK CHISNALL and ALEX FOX, walk into the room. INTERVIEWER   If you’d just like to introduce yourselves...
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News
·12th June 2016

Oxford Revue – A review

Will Shaw
People who say Oxford is no laughing matter are very much not the target audience of The Oxford Revue and...
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Entertainment
·12th June 2016

Ghosts- A preview

Miranda Mackay
James Watts’ intense production promises to blow the dust off this 19th century classic. Using Eyre’s recent translation of the...
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News
·12th June 2016

Much ado about nothing – A Review

James Sewry
This year’s Trinity Lawns Play marked the return of Megan Slattery to the director’s chair, who on this occasion was...
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Entertainment
·12th June 2016

Queueue – A review

Frey Kwa Hawking
I’m maliciously glad that the person who was going to review Queueue yesterday at the café of the Modern Art...
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Entertainment
·6th June 2016

Splendour – A preview

James Riding
Splendour is a play which delights in being enigmatic. Written by Abi Morgan, screenwriter of Suffragette and The Iron Lady,...
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Entertainment
·6th June 2016

A streetcar named Desire – Another review

Lara Kotecha
Iconic, powerful and heartbreaking are words I would use to describe Tennessee Williams’ 1947 play, A Streetcar Named Desire. The...
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Entertainment
·4th June 2016

A streetcar named Desire – A review

Frey Kwa hawking
See this production: Tennessee Williams’ tight script still evokes laughs and trembles at the Keble O’Reilly in the hands of...
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Entertainment
·4th June 2016

Colin and Katya – A review

Lara Kotecha
In the small, modern North Wall Arts Centre stands a large, buzzing swarm of thesps and arty types. Each sporting...
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Entertainment
·4th June 2016

Farenheit 451- A review

Annie Hayter
Biblioclasm. Libricide. Book-burning. These are all words that roll off the tongue trippingly. But this action, this destruction of books,...
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Entertainment
·1st June 2016

No Exit – A review

Anna Moybray
Three characters, Inéz, Garcin, and Estelle, are in hell. And where is hell, you may ask? Hell turns out to...
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Entertainment
·1st June 2016

A streetcar named Desire – A preview

Lara Kotecha
A Streetcar Named Desire written by Tennessee Williams is an iconic piece of 20th Century American theatre. Streetcar tells the...
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Entertainment
·1st June 2016

The Oxford Revue and Friends – A preview

William Shaw
Most Playhouse productions are no laughing matter. Sitting comfortably at the top of the student theatre hierarchy, the Playhouse is...
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Entertainment
·30th May 2016

Queueue – A preview

William Shaw
The style of Queueue: A Coffee Shop Musical is best described as a kind of gentrified cyberpunk. A free-form, genre-mixing...
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Entertainment
·30th May 2016

No Exit – A preview

Imogen Stead
‘L’enfer, c’est les Autres’. Sartre’s heavily quoted – and often misunderstood – line ‘Hell is other people’ is at the...
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Entertainment
·28th May 2016

Mine – A review

Annie Hayter
Polly’s Teale’s poignant drama Mine is very much a play for today: not least because of its exploration of the...
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