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Is This Art? The X Factor

With the definition of art increasingly unclear, the Cherwell Art & Books team are on a mission to decide what art is. This week Charlie Willis strays into the realms of performance art and takes on the X factor

Chez Chaz: duck breast with cherry sauce

Charlie Bishop goes all lovey-dovey this Valentine’s Day with a poultry treat

Clunch Review: Magdalen

Ben Wilkinson-Turnbull tucks into some roasties in pricey surroundings

Zizzi’s: the sad epitome of average

Jonny Lawrence is left unmoved by another chain's fine, but lacklustre food

Profile: Katie Hopkins

Akshay Bilolikar discusses Oxford, offensiveness and the Oscars with Katie Hopkins

Junior doctors strike in Oxford

Protests take place outside Radcliffe Hospital and on Broad Street

Puppy therapy for ‘fifth week blues’

Oxford LawSoc offer stressed students eight hours of puppy play

Oxford twentieth for student sugar babies

World’s largest ‘sugar daddy’ dating site reveals 136 Oxford students registered

LMH flirts with the famous

Emma Watson, Benedict Cumberbatch and Neil Tennant welcomed to LMH

Oxford City Council rejects housing benefit cap

Council opposes government proposal unanimously, fearing it will hit vulnerable groups the hardest

Living a Double-Life

The Life team reveals all about the secret life of Twins.

Rewind: Ezra Pound

Bex Watson rewinds to Ezra Pound and is a tad guilty for liking him so much

I Need to Sort my Shit Out

Your bi-weekly dose of Schadenfreude has returned!

A Letter to…Meat-Free Mondays

Meet Meat-Free Mondays! Vegetarian paradise!

Creaming Spires: HT16 Week 4

'Dating' Apps: Yay or Nay?

Go on, like my photo, make my day

Life shows you how to boost your profile likes and your ego

Ink and Stone: Lady Margaret Hall Chapel

Matt Roberts ruminates on, and Katie Weir sketches the underrated beauty of LMH's inter-war chapel

Culture Corner: The Lobster

Rachael Kitson enjoys the squeaky clean cuteness of forbidden love

Slang: social ill or work of art?

Sarah Lynch scours away our inhibitions about the underside of language.

The Farm and the Container Store

Lael Hines invokes Christmas trees, containers and metal rods to create an alternative short story

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