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We must end our love affair with the tutorial system
Alexander Rankine argues that the tutorial system is too expensive, ineffective and anachronistic
How OUSU Council is failing to hold OUSU to account
Alexander Rankine examines the failure of OUSU Council to provide a meaningful democratic connection between students and OUSU
Why I am a confirmed donkey-sceptic
Alexander Rankine's satirical look at the menace of donkey sanctuaries
Review: ‘The Emperor’s Tomb’ by Joseph Roth
Alexander Rankine admires Roth's raw, unpolished, new novel
Oxford student in noodle internet sensation
Barney Parker at Corpus Christi has achieved internet fame in Korea after a friend photographed him eating spicy noodles
Debate: Can your tutor also be your friend?
Alexander Rankine and Anna Cooban weight up whether socialising with your tutor is really a good idea or not.
Oxford Maladies
Alexander Rankine's compendium of illnesses and ailments exclusive to our good university
Grappling with Grayling
Alexander Rankine talks to A. C. Grayling about some of his stronger opinions on God and The Guardian
Handing down know-how is key to society longevity
University societies must invest in experience and expertise in order to survive and function.
Good News Out of Africa
There’s more to the continent than safaris and war
Here’s why you should all join your college choir
It's not just the religion - the music is pretty good too
The hypocrisy of Griffin-gate
The Union should not defend the right to free speech one week and withdraw it the next
Press vultures: the media’s troubling response to tragedy
Alexander Rankine laments the media's often confused, insensitive and hypocritical response to tragedy, as showcased by the reaction to the death of an innocent nurse
Can you tell me where the University is?
It is not only the tourists for whom the university is elusive
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