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Interview: Ash

Tom Moyser chats to Tim Wheeler about Star Wars and why the album format should be confined to a galaxy far, far away
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Oxford's most haunted

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·20th May 2010

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·20th May 2010

Vincere lacks vital va-va-voom

Based on the true stoiy of Ida Dalser, a middle class Italian woman who was allegedly the first wife of Benito Mussolini, Vincere becomes predictable and repetitive after Mussolini's departure.
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·20th May 2010

Lights, camera, action

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·20th May 2010

Retro: Sesame Street

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·20th May 2010

Sing sweet nothings to me

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·20th May 2010

The Dukedoms of stage, page and silver screen

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·20th May 2010

Sophocles & Music (S&M)

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·12th May 2010

The twilight of vampires, the dawn of the angels?

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·13th May 2010

Thespionage: Week 3

There's a glorious tidal wave of thespian filth heading our way this term.
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·20th May 2010

Hidden Treasures: Break-up songs

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·20th May 2010

Nothing much to Crowe about

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·20th May 2010

Cinema’s most misquoted lines

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·20th May 2010

From Buskins to Busking

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·20th May 2010

Fashion Spread: Week 4

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·20th May 2010

Album Reviews: Week 4

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·20th May 2010

Live Review: Week 5

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