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  • 12th August 2022
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    UK Culture Secretary grants Oriel Rhodes Plaque ‘Listed Status’

    Can the rise and fall of Boris Johnson offer any lessons on leadership?

    Applications to OxStu MT22 Senior Editorial Team are now open!

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    A Student Abroad: How to Stay Safe

    La Barque Bleue by Claude Monet. The painting depicts two women on a boat engaged in communication.

    An ethic of communication in academic contexts

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    Why Women’s Football Matters

    Reallocation report: Interviews with St. Benet’s students

    Musk, money, and a monopoly on influence

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    Boris. No banner

    What is Boris Johnson’s Legacy?

    Blowing Up Ukraine by Yuri Felshtinsky and Michael Stanchev review: an urgent warning for us all

    Way Out Yonder: Understanding ‘Where the Crawdads Sing’ before You See the Movie

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    In Conversation with Author and Journalist Elizabeth Day

    Matt Robyns-Landricombe, President of the Right for Education Oxford.

    Balliol Politics Don, Sudhir Hazareesingh: Don’t De-Colonise the Curriculum, EXPAND It

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    Conservative Calamari: the Tories take Squid Game

    SUNDAY ROAST: THE HOTTEST STATISTICS OF THE YEAR

    Confessions of a Hopeless Finalist

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    New assault from nature: Hepatitis in children

    Desalination on demand

    Talking Fungi

  • Green
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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

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

    A Definitive Guide to Second Hand Formal Clothes

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    Why Women’s Football Matters

    Ronnie O’Sullivan: snooker’s favourite villain

    Debate: Leclerc vs Verstappen

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    dates of our lives

    Dates of Our Lives: A break in and a broken heart

    Dan the Man

    Dan The Man: On Empathy

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Science and Technology
·2nd December 2012

The Information Age: what will the martians think of us?

David Kell
In thousands of years’ time, a small green creature on the planet Gliese 667 Cc, 22 light years away, will...
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Science and Technology
·2nd December 2012

Earth to Pandora: avatars by 2045?

Jemma Brown
Emerging from the cinemas, bleary eyed and squinting, transported from 161 minutes in the land of Pandora many fell into...
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Science and Technology
·2nd December 2012

From emo to hip-hop: the neurobiology of music

Rosemary Bettle
I am guilty of trying to force my music taste onto other people. You see, I’m quite sure that if...
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Science and Technology
·2nd December 2012

A problem of “twinkle twinkle little star”

James Wills
Twinkle, twinkle, little star, how I wonder what you are.  A beautiful poem and song, but the fact that stars...
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Science and Technology
·2nd December 2012

Man up: Do you have to earn your gender?

Robert Blakey
Picture the JCR on a Friday night. In the corner next to the dart board and pool tables a large...
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Science and Technology
·15th November 2012

It’s all in the profile – the impressions we form online

Robert Blakey
Social media has become somewhat of a necessity in our day to day lives – the frame-by-frame status updates on...
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Science and Technology
·15th November 2012

NASA’s new toy: the Hubble eXtreme Deep Field

James Wills
Twenty years on, and the Hubble Space Telescope is still pushing the boundaries of astronomy. Ever since its faulty primary...
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Science and Technology
·15th November 2012

Byte Science – The Parkour of Science Communication

Saher Hasnain
The ‘average’ Oxford student is a very busy entity. In keeping up with reading, events, assignments, essays and actually having...
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Science and Technology
·15th November 2012

The Science of Environmental Justice

Saher Hasnain
Economic well-being comes with environmental inequalities. Maintaining the modern lifestyle has significant impacts on the environment, where the minority live...
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Science and Technology
·14th November 2012

From the horse’s mouth: Dr Tsanas

By way of introduction, could you give us a brief introduction into your research interests and role at The Oxford...
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Science and Technology
·14th November 2012

The Future of Diagnostics: an app for everything?

Ben Hopkins
As a growing proportion of the population reach old age, nature’s arsenal is being tested. Where as once, one might...
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Science and Technology
·28th October 2012

Bare your soles to relieve repetitive strain

Lorren Eldridge
If you take a stroll through the University Parks at any given time of day, it’s not uncommon, to say...
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Science and Technology
·28th October 2012

A mathematician’s legacy: the exception to the rule

Mark Gilbert
Maths is often about trying to show that a statement is definitely and irrefutably true for all cases. The area...
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Science and Technology
·28th October 2012

What advertisers are really try to tell you…

Robert Blakey
You may not have thought about Christmas yet – but advertisers certainly have. Over the next few weeks you will...
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Science and Technology
·23rd October 2012

A scientific oddity: Does being sexually aroused trump disgust?

Ellie Armstrong
We’re all grossed out by things like eating a biscuit with a worm in it, or putting someone else’s used...
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Science and Technology
·23rd October 2012

A difficult path to walk well: Technological Innovation

Duncan Johnstone
At the heart of technological innovation is the transformation of scientific or engineering research into novel commercial products. Innovative technologies...
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Science and Technology
·23rd October 2012

Caught red-handed – the truth about lie detectors

Robert Blakey
This September, Gary Smith was charged with involuntary manslaughter of fellow Army Ranger and roommate Michael McQueen in 2006. According...
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Science and Technology
·11th October 2012

Not my fault, my conscious made it up!

Robert Blakey
Imagine you’re given two photos of faces of the opposite sex and are required to pick which you find more...
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Science and Technology
·11th October 2012

Bragging rights for making element 113 first

Ellie Armstrong
We’ve all heard of the Periodic Table. In fact, depending on what you’re serving time here for, you may know...
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