A week off for all
Helena Moretti argues that science students deserve a reading week too
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Tête à Tête: Do the SU elections actually matter for your University experience?
Gabi Hayhurst and Chris Sharpe go head to head on the relevance of SU elections
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Justice within the jury system
Will Tucker examines the pros and cons of the jury system
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Lib leader’s a squib
Matt Davies argues that Nick Clegg has proved to be the undoing of the Lib Dems
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£9,000 fee-dom the best way to freedom
Remy Osman argues that the £9,000 fee rise was the coalition's best possible solution to the university funding problem
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Bitter on Twitter
Jonathan Pitman argues that celebrities ought to think before they tweet
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Student Soapbox: Flyers, flyers, everywhere
Andy King argues that the onslaught of posters and flyers during the election serve no purpose other than annoyance
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Inequality is still going to work
Lucy Stanford argues why legislation is not the answer to the inequality women face in workplaces in the UK
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“Women don’t paint very well…it’s a fact”
Georg Baselitz said "Women don't paint very well...it's a fact" earlier this month – Helen Cobby presents her rebuttal of the artist's claim.
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The meteoric rise and fall of Isaac Clarke
Tolga Kuyucuoglu embarks on a far from stellar voyage through deep space.
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Bioshock Infinite: would you kindly get excited?
As Bioshock Infinite takes to the skies, Richard Brown's expectations soar.
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Around the World in Books
The Boar celebrate World Book Day with our favourites in global literature
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