Poverty fuels the fire of extremism
Thuggery is an unfortunate drawback of any democratic society. If you're in a culture which tolerates freedom of
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College members have a right to be angry with JCRs who failed them
Time seemed to stretch endlessly; hour after hour passed by, the events of the day blurring into irrelevancy. The sun
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We should be praising not criticising JCRs for organising sell-out events
Extrav ticket sales have been ‘the’ talking point for the last few weeks, with everyone asking ‘Did you get a
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What if I don’t want to take minor subjects in my first year?
Billed as a unique opportunity on Open Days, the chance to take on an additional subjects during your first year
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Lancaster's School of Health and Medicine shows much promise, but still has a long way to go
While the School of Health and Medicine (SHM) is a new feature in the landscape of Lancaster University, it has
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First-past-the-post results in the best democracy for Britain as a whole – please don't change it
If there's one thing I've taken away from the developments in UK politics over the past
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Printing is simply a cost too far for Lancaster's students
When discussing the issue of printing costs at university, the argument is that they simply are not fair. They are
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LUSU's budget will bring the union back to what it does best
So, the time of year for the Budget has come around again and, like every year, there are controversies and
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The Labour party must turn its back on New Labour if it is to survive
In the last two years politics has changed. The coalition has seen a Conservative party dragged kicking and screaming further
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Are we making the most out of our College System?
Both physically and figuratively embodying the heart of our colleges, it would seem obvious that our college bars should hold
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Rejecting the Wind Turbine project is wrong for Lancaster
Presently Lancaster and its university are dependant on fossil fuels. This is worrying for several reasons; the cost of oil
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Cameron's coalition need not be the end of Labour
Traitors. Opportunists. Power-hungry, self-obsessed egotists. All claims that have been levelled at the new Deputy Prime Minister, Nick Clegg, and
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In the run-up to the election, the British public should not forget the lessons of Iraq
This year's election has been one in which foreign affairs has been conspicuously absent from the media narrative
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Are the TV Debates really the way forward for our democracy?
The Leaders’ TV Debate has been grabbing headlines and television ratings for the last few weeks and has been watched
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The inherent bias in Higher Education accounts for the problems in FASS
I went to Cambridge for a conference last week – the Women in Maths Day. It’s an annual meeting which
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