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  • 10th 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

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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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Entertainment
·15th June 2014

Review: Game of Thrones Season 4

Alex Wood
Spoiler warnings up to episode eight are to be expected from this – you have been warned! It was the...
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Entertainment
·15th June 2014

Film events to keep you inside a warm cinema this hot summer

Alex Wood, Rheanna-Marie Hall
The Guardians of the Galaxy Perhaps the biggest gamble for the Marvel Cinematic Universe hits screens this Summer with the...
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Entertainment
·15th June 2014

Review: 22 Jump Street

Laura Hartley
I had serious doubts about this film from the second I sat down to watch it. From the outset it’s...
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Entertainment
·8th June 2014

Mad Men: An Ending out of this world

Alice Jaffe
  The television counts down to blast-off, the audience sits riveted, clasping their drinks, their children, and their strange outdated...
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Entertainment
·8th June 2014

Review: Jimmy’s Hall

Tom Roles
  Jimmy’s Hall is a film that comes with quite a bit of baggage. Ken Loach’s producer Rebecca O’Brien made...
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Entertainment
·8th June 2014

Review: A Million Ways to Die in the West

Sid Venkataramakrishnan
  Imagine you have a beast with three heads trying to write a film script for a Western. One head...
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Entertainment
·8th June 2014

Review: Maleficent

Laura Hartley
  Maleficent is Disney’s latest attempt at a live action reboot, retelling the 1969 classic Sleeping Beauty. This adaption focuses...
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Entertainment
·1st June 2014

Review: The Wind Rises

Sam Joyce
A nation united in reconstruction after a devastating natural disaster provides the backdrop to the true story of an aeronautical...
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Entertainment
·1st June 2014

Review: X-Men Days of Future Past

Rheanna-Marie Hall
The excitement of seeing old favourites will take over just a little bit (Storm is back! Storm is back!) but...
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Entertainment
·1st June 2014

The low-down on this year’s BAFTAs

Tom Roles
It’s ‘the most exciting night of the year in British Television’ if you believe the voice-over, but there’s always something...
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Entertainment
·1st June 2014

Cannes Film Festival: Highs and lows

Sam Joyce
It’s been ten days of triumphs and upsets at the 67th annual Cannes Film Festival as world cinema’s auteurs, film...
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Entertainment
·25th May 2014

Review: Chef

Ian Clemente
The term “food porn” for Chef is a apt description, and not just because it has a VAST amount of,...
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News
·25th May 2014

How I Met Your Mother: A slow crawl to the story’s end

Rheanna-Marie Hall
For the past month or so, being a HIMYM fan in the UK has been painful. Unlike many of my...
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Entertainment
·25th May 2014

Grey’s Anatomy: Heartfelt in so many ways

Tanja Collavo
In perfect Grey’s Anatomy style, thetenth season of the still highly popular American TV series based in Shuttle, begins with...
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Entertainment
·25th May 2014

Glee: Fortés and fall-outs for Season 5

Laura Beth-Shanahan
Tuesday night saw the fifth season of Glee go out not quite with a bang, but not with a whimper...
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Entertainment
·11th May 2014

Screenwatch: Star Wars

Martha Reed
  As a girl who went to the first available showing of Star Wars III aged ten and dressed as...
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Entertainment
·11th May 2014

Review: 9 Month Stretch

Rheanna-Marie Hall
  Director Albert Dupontel has created a monster. A half-crazed, laugh-inducing, moderately blood-stained monster of a movie that will possess...
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Entertainment
·11th May 2014

Review: Bright Days Ahead

Sophie Collins
  The third instalment of Phoenix Picturehouse’s series of French previews, in collaboration with Rendez-vous with French Film, Bright Days...
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Entertainment
·11th May 2014

Interview: Albert Dupontel

Rheanna-Marie Hall
Albert Dupontel, standing in front of an audience who have just watched his newest film, can be described as two...
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