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Tuesday, February 11, 2025
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Racism Doesn’t Merit Reward
The Tories have made a dire mistake in affiliating with the Conservative Association. We need to see that OCA has changed.
OUCA has no choice but to change
Punishing those responsible for racist material is not enough, OUCA must also reform its culture
Cutting Arts spending? Tell us why
The lack of communication regarding the reprioritisation of funding towards the Sciences is a worrying indication that students are not respected by the University.
Politics and Poetry don’t mix
Ruth Padel's actions are more than just an insult. They are a damning indictment of the elected poet in general.
We should, within limits, respect institutional autonomy over selection procedures
Colleges differ in their approach to selections, both in terms of admissions and hustings. This isn't necessarily a problem.
Digging up dirt just puts us in a hole
We should not become too sensationalised in our response to Walcott's past, or to the new recruitments at the Saïd.
Inequality and Sexism are taken for granted
The lack of women in senior roles in Oxford will persist until we stop taking casual sexism for granted
We don’t have a right to be here
A rise in tuition fees seems likely--our response should be considered and open minded.
What’s wrong with being good?
A rather unnecessarily large number of people
Tuition fees: take some responsibility, students
Chris Patten’s argument for a sliding scale
In defence of defiance
Students from the Bodleian sit-in hunted by the proctors have reason to feel betrayed
Self-righteous Selfishness
That OUSU should not take political positions
Turl Street Shame
If you’d visited Turl street last Friday
Students’ Best Interests
Inexcusable failings in welfare have been exposed at certain Oxford colleges
A self-destructive enterprise
The relaunched Oxford Gossip forum risks damage to friendships
In Praise of the Protest
It is a pleasant surprise to see Oxford students risking Proctors' censure
The Price of an Oxford Education
Oxford admissions: coached to perfection?
Don’t Reward Distinctions
The injustice of material rewards
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