Students don’t need to be involved in politics
I am not going to pretend that politicians are honest; they are not. However, I don't believe they
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Lecturers' personal preferences get in the way of achieving high marks
There is nothing more demoralising than getting a poor mark in an essay, especially if you weren’t expecting it.
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Alexandra Square almost finished on time – sort of
Since starting university in 2009 there has been constant building work on campus and as most of us are all
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Noise complaints: Are they really necessary?
As I type this, one thing is on my mind: Revision. That horrible activity that we find ourselves doing every
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Nick Clegg can't turn back time but could still save the future of his party
Last week, Britain ‘celebrated’ the one year anniversary of the once blossoming relationship between Mr Cameron and Mr Clegg. Who
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The Election results were disappointing, but not surprising
I am slightly disappointed by the results of the council elections across Britain – although the Liberal Democrats received the kick
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Is the future bleak for academia?
For a while now, I’ve been fairly convinced that I want to continue my study beyond my undergraduate degree.
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To AV or not to AV: that is the question
On May 5 we get the chance – most of us for the first time – to participate in a referendum. And
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Sugarhouse is Lancaster's sugar daddy
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration] In these hard, recession ravaged financial times, Lancaster’s many nightclubs
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Lancaster should charge £6,000 for humanities
[Image unavailable - this media was lost during migration] Photo by RachelH/Flickr I argued in a previous article that
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Bullying universities into the ‘Big Society’ ideology
As critical as I am of the Conservative Party, I like the idea of the Big Society. The idea that
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Tuition fees won’t fill the funding cuts gap
Everyone knew we were heading for big cuts. We all knew that tuition fees would rise in 2012. What we
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Students' unions and the NUS must lead with their best foot forward
The past 12 months or so have seen a dramatic shift in the state and stability of higher education. It
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We should be supporting our local market
When I was younger, I didn’t really see why people demonised supermarkets for encroaching on small businesses’ territory. I
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Electoral reform must pass for the sake of democracy
As a Conservative Party activist, I support the Alternative Voting system (AV). This, it is safe to say, is fairly
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