We need more graduate-level jobs, not apprenticeships
Having finished my last exam, I’m soon to join the unemployed graduate population. Despite my best efforts and several
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Only state school can save British politics
Although it is undeniable that the Conservatives won the election and that a good percentage of the population have given
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Why women still need their own political party
Women are often referred to in politics as if we are a minority vote. Politicians try to appeal to us
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I’m not angry with Roses, I’m just disappointed
Like a drunken Ronnie Rowlands trying to navigate the college bars, Roses 2015 came and went in a flash. I’
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Laura Clayson: My yearly reflection
As my year is coming to an end, I felt it only right that I offer the students I represent
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The world has forgotten the right to live
Joko Widodo, Indonesia’s newest prime minister, was hailed into office as someone who would make real and positive change.
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Library fines? Not fine by me
I was having a great Easter break back home: hanging out with friends I hadn’t seen for months; waking
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Inside the NUS
Most people will only know NUS as the people who sell student discount cards. I’m sure it will come
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Faith schools: educational or divisive?
If you had asked me before I left high school what I thought about attending a faith school, I probably
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Are you beach body ready?
As I’m sure you’ve all heard or seen, Protein World released a new advertising poster last week. It
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Students aren’t the only ones needing housing
Accommodation is something of a dirty word for students. Associated with it are high prices, rip-off deposit charges and general
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We need more people like Iona Wells
Cherwell, the Oxford University student newspaper, recently published a letter by one of its students. This wasn’t just any
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FTOs should be professional individuals
‘Professional’. The word describes an individual who is paid to do a job and the appropriate manner in which those
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Why this election proves that the voting system is broken
After this election was dubbed ‘the vote of a lifetime’, it has turned out to be more than disappointing. British
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Welcome to minority government
Still need to vote? Too bad! And if there’s one vote in it, we’ll know who to blame.
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