2010 will be a game-changer, no matter what
The election of 2010 will be remembered as a game-changing event in different, though no less marked seriousness than that
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Voter apathy is killing our democracy and our politics.
Are you registered to vote? Are you? As the election gathers pace and the dividing lines between the parties begin
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The forgotten voters must be remembered by the big three parties
With the impending election looming in May, as a first time voter with no particular loyalty to a party (a
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The far left could yet return to power and take back NUS as its own
In 2008, the National Union of Students took a gamble. A gamble which saw one of the most important changes
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These elections were full of promise – now they need to be fully realised
The full time officer elections of last term were by no means as much of a failure as some have
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The flaws in E-Voting must be rectified if our elections are to regain credibility
In the cold light of day, everything seems that little more disappointing. People not quite as you initially thought, music
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Obama's healthcare bill is a small victory in the healthcare battle
The recent healthcare reform bill passed in the United States can be seen as marking two seemingly contradictory things: firstly,
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LUSU's disregard for Equality, Welfare and Diversity is increasingly alarming
You may have noticed, in recent weeks, that many individuals have highlighted concerns about LUSU’s commitment to its EWD
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Negative campaigning can only increase voter turnout
Campus was littered with promises, posters and candidates pacing around campus in the search for support and for votes whilst
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Student Experience are the forgotten buzz words
I think our campus is pretty fantastic. I remember the day I first visited Lancaster University; it was a beautiful,
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Foreign languages deserve a place on our campus
J’écris ce message pour ceux qui croient que l’université est un endroit où la liberté de la parole
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Sankeys proves sabb team hit
Here in LUSU your Sabbatical Officers thought it only right that whilst your Union nightclub 'The Sugarhouse' is
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An Evening at the Dukes
We make our way into the darkened theatre, bizarrely decorated with hanging clouds and giant pocket watches, permanently stopped at
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Running-Up to the 45th Roses Tournament
For one weekend every year chaos, anarchy and unrivalled sporting enthusiasm falls spectacularly upon one of two Northern Universities. Sports
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Exam Stress and Struggles
‘Realistic revision leads to peace of mind’ Matt Whyman If you listen very closely you will be able to hear
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