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Opinion
The return of POP! was irresponsible and unnecessary
Seven Standen
Nov. 9
It’s unacceptable that women face sexism for their fashion choices
Emma Wilkes
Nov. 8
The BBC’s problems go far beyond Oxbridge recruitment
Nick Alford
Nov. 6
Construction of HS2 should halt immediately
Lauren Devine
Nov. 4
The US election and the death of journalism
Reece Goodall
Nov. 2
An ode to The Bread Oven
Rebecca Norris
Oct. 30
The virtue of inconsistency
Aaron Kyereh-Mireku
Oct. 25
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