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Nicky Henderson reviews 'Reinventing the wheel', a talk by the public's boffin of choice.
March of the Penguins
Members of a notorious drinking society have been suspended from Hertford
Torpids row on come hell or high water
Torpids: first two days.
Urgent new motion for Student Union passed
New proposal for OUSU funding gets green light.
Oriel students form gleeful club
Students at Oriel are setting up their own glee club inspired by the popular TV show Glee.
Plans for University to bail out OUSU
Baskerville has revealed his proposals to end affiliation fees.
Fat bums beat fat tums
Oxford research has revealed that fat around your bum and thigh protects against heart disease and diabetes.
Riot shield makes the best sledge
Thames Valley Police were videoed by a member of the public this week sledging on a riot shield.
Oxford academic promises £1m to charity
A post-doctoral research fellow in Ethics has pledged £1m in future earnings.
Iran condemns Oxford scholarship named after dead protester
The Iranian Embassy has criticised Oxford's scholarship in the memory of Neda Agha-Soltan.
Keeping Tabs
This week in Cambridge...
Keeping Tabs
Cherwell's new weekly round-up of news from Cambridge
Oxymoron banned from Freshers’ Fair
Leaflets made by the student-run publication The Oxymoron were confiscated and banned from Freshers' Fair last week.
The outsider: Andrew Hamilton
Cherwell interview new Vice Chancellor, Andrew Hamilton
Kukui bouncer embroiled in gay kiss row
Two male students, separated while kissing in an Oxford nightclub have expressed anger at what they felt was "homophobic" treatment by a bouncer.
Prime Minister visits Labour Club
Gordon Brown visits members of Oxford University Labour Club to congratulate on success of council elections.
Oxford academics honoured by the Royal Society
Four Oxford academics have won recognition from the Royal Society for the excellence of their work.
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