Daniel Kodsi
Hi, I am Chairman of OSPL, Cherwell's publishing house. I was editor during Michaelmas 2016. I read Philosophy, Politics and Economics (PPE) at Balliol College and can be reached at [email protected].
Reassessing Mr Kubrick
Daniel Kodsi re-evaluates one of the auteur's canonical films
Second-hand book holds a hidden secret
Oxfam plans to auction valuable Radiohead lyrics found in donated Blake book
The art of creating the past
Daniel Kodsi muses on escapism and the nature of literary, historical and personal truths
Cross-party coalition slams OULC in open letter
Signatories from different political groups attack OULC's "poorly-considered" vote endorsing Israel Apartheid Week following club Co-Chair's resignation
Ed Miliband pulls out of OULC talk amid antisemitism row
Reacting to allegations of antisemitism in OULC, the former Labour leader changed plans to address the club on March 4
Israeli embassy “appalled” by alleged OULC antisemitism
The Embassy wrote it is "appalled" by reports of "support for terrorism against Israel"
Scalia’s death: a galvanising cause
Daniel Kodsi takes stock of where the presidential race is in light of the unexpected death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia
OULC Co-Chair resigns, citing antisemitism within club
Co-Chair Alex Chalmers claims 'a large proportion of OULC...have some kind of problem with Jews'
Barcelona FC: the apex of football aesthetic
Daniel Kodsi on why Barça's style of football is winning more than just games
Lessons from history: the last emperor of China (1912)
Daniel Kodsi examines the legacy of the last Xuantong Emperor after he abdicated his throne on February 12th 1912
Noam Chomsky expresses support for RMFO
The linguistics scholar and public intellectual said he is "glad to learn" what the movement is doing
Christian Union photo causes stir
'Everything in Colour' photo accidentally of Hindu religious holiday
OUSU condemns Oriel College
At Wednesday council meeting, OUSU overwhelmingly endorse motion against Oriel College
A late bloomer
Daniel Kodsi weighs up the merits of the former Mayor of New York, Michael Bloomberg, and what he could bring to the table as president.
