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Tatiana Cutts
Tatiana Cutts responds to an article by the Oxford Tab on depression in Oxford.
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Stefania Palma
Stefania Palma on why the Southern Weekly censorship scandal is a timely wake up call for China.
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Mirela Ivanova
Earlier this year Bulgaria saw a wave of mass strikes and protests sparked off by a proposed increase in electricity...
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Georgia Luscombe
Georgia Luscombe reflects on the sexual trafficking ring exposed in Oxford, and what it means for the 'Oxford bubble'.
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James Kleinfeld
Traveling can truly open your eyes to the extraordinary, and often overlooked differences between supposedly similar regions. Take for example,...
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OxStu Comment Team
[yop_poll id=”5″] Proposition by Chris Starkey The Oxford Union owes its existence to its ability to reflect the current interests...
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Henry Gafsen
The Chinese government is taking a novel stance to social media. Rather than ban it, they are manipulating it, and...
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Cameron Quinn
If you’re British and young and well educated – a statistically safe assumption if you’re reading this article – then...
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Maryam Ahmed
‘Tis the season to be body conscious. The sun is shining, hemlines are rising, and the beauty industry is champing at...
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Nathan Akehurst
Nathan Akehurst looks at the current housing situation in Oxford and offers some solutions.
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OxStu Comment Team
This weeks' OxStu debate, with both articles and a chance to express your opinion.
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Mirela Ivanova
A recent BBC study showed that eight-to sixteen year old children see little wrong with cheating due to a ‘win-at-all-costs’...
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Nick Toner
Peter Mandelson’s infamous quote that “we are all Thatcherites now” is usually interpreted politically, and used to argue that Thatcherism...
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Henry Gafsen
The War on Terror is moving into its second decade, the War on Drugs its fifth. In the fields of...
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Maryam Ahmed
Maryam Ahmed runs us through her "old fashioned" ways of showing love.
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Oliver Troen
Events in Boston have been dramatic and chilling in equal measure, but the coverage has been absurd. What happened in...
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Jess Edwards and Sam Bumby
A couple of pieces about snow in March, mixing up Easter eggs, public transport and climate change...
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Harry Gillow
‘No news is good news’ ought to perhaps become the government’s motto – in its bleakest, most pessimistic sense. While...
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