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    Sustainable Hobby Feature: Knitting

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    A Definitive Guide to Second Hand Formal Clothes

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·15th September 2021

Met Gala 2021: Axe the Rich

Alex Foster
Image description: A sketch of the Met museum, New York. On Monday night, the rich and famous superstars of the...
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·3rd June 2020

Union Candidate condemned for invoking George Floyd protests in hack message

Josh Boddington
Image Description: The Oxford Union main building An open letter, which was released today, condemns an Oxford Union election candidate...
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·25th January 2019

Trump will be re-elected if Democrats play his game

William Evans
The Democrats are in urgent need of a reality check. They did fairly well in last November’s mid-terms, but this...
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·7th December 2017

Americana in an Uncertain America

Leonie Hutch
In the past few weeks there has been an influx of American-influenced clothes on the high street. There is suede...
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Entertainment
·30th September 2017

Review: ‘If Only They Didn’t Speak English’ by Jon Sopel

Theo Davies-Lewis
In the UK, we’ve come to accept that American culture is dominating our lives. From our cuisine and to our...
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·2nd June 2017

Bernie Sanders backs hope at the Oxford Union

Oliver Hirsch
Senator Bernie Sanders addressed the Oxford Union this afternoon, in a surprise event only announced a few days previously. He...
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·7th February 2017

Under-Recognized: The Rise of Men’s Fashion

Sonja Geldermans
When you hear the words ‘fashion week,’ typically the first image to pop into your head is one of the...
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·11th January 2017

Termcard Reaction: “This House Would Say No To Drugs”

Needless to say, the US presidential election dominated most headlines in November of last year – but the media furore...
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·10th June 2016

An American Abroad: Many late night Hassans

Eleanor Martin
As an American going to school in the UK, I believe that the big picture of my university experience isn’t...
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Comment
·12th February 2016

Iowa proved no candidate can rest on their laurels

Claire Simms
Underneath the controlled exterior, Hillary Clinton’s team must be frantically redesigning their strategy in a way that they could not...
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·23rd July 2020

I’m American. Here’s why I didn’t celebrate the Fourth of July this year.

Anvee Bhutani
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·25th January 2019

A wall to wildlife: how nature will be affected by Trump’s wall

Ella McPherson
To say Trump’s wall is controversial is like saying leaving the EU has been a minor nuisance. The associated government...
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Comment
·17th November 2018

Why Democrats can feel cautiously optimistic about 2020

Nat Rachman
Image Credit: Flikr On Tuesday 6th November, I had something of a heavy night. I stayed up drinking into the...
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·16th November 2017

Make America safe again: how many more mass shootings will there have to be before we see change?

Cherelle Malongo
A lone gunman fires into a public space, killing innocent victims caught in the wrong place at the wrong time....
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·5th June 2017

Revealing the people behind narratives in U.S. politics

Sarah Hagaman
On November 8, 2016, Oxford grew eerily quiet. My study table in the History Faculty had a window view of...
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·16th May 2017

Thoughts from an American Stanford Student in Oxford

Nick Burns
It’s difficult being an American in Britain. Every British movie or TV show I watch, from A Fish Called Wanda...
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Life
·30th January 2017

Review: Feel Your Feelings Fool! – The Regrettes

Larissa Pullen
There is an incredible amount of crazy energy brewing in a lesser-known corner of the local LA garage rock music...
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·21st November 2016

America’s Got Talent: Exposing the Election Circus

Oliver Hirsch
Most hostile commentators have laid the blame at the feet of white, working class Americans who feel they have been...
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Features
·15th February 2016

My Face to Face Encounter with American Gun Violence

Jasmine Cameron-Chileshe
Shrouded in the bleak darkness of winter, on January 1st 2015, an armed gunmen snuck into premise of the UNC...
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