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“NOR GLOM OF NIT?”: ‘Going Postal’ reviewed
“NEITHER RAIN NOR SNOW NOR GLOM OF NIT CAN STAY THESE MESENGERS ABOT THEIR DUTY.” It is this (somewhat incomplete) motto of the Post Office setting that captures in...
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Rhys Ponsford
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On Gravel and Quads: Woolf’s Oxbridge in ‘A Room of One’s Own’
Virginia Woolf’s extended essay A Room of One’s Own is probably the most important...
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Benjamin Waterer
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Dear Reader,
It has been so long since last I felt your fingertips tracing my pages, cascading shivers...
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Tilly White
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Cillian Murphy does it again
Since his generation-defining performance in Oppenheimer (2023) two years ago, Cillian Murphy has shown...
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Review: More Funny
A couple of technical glitches didn't stop this show from being roundly hilarious
Lou Reed’s Final Gig
Ben Wilkinson-Turnbull remembers the rockstar's final performance
Palma Violets competition
Enter now to win tickets to see Palma Violets at the O2!
Introduction To… Peruvian Folk
Olivia Arigho Stiles switches the focus from stanky Western bass to ethereal Andean harmonies
Art: does authenticity matter?
Luke Barratt wonders whether authenticity matters in culture
My Week: Susannah Moody
Susannah Moody discusses her recent cultural favourites
Letter from Rosice
Lazlo writes to us from his year abroad in a Czech small town near Brno
Review: Lady Gaga- ARTPOP
Gaga's latest offering pushes things to the extreme- and not in a good way
Interview: Marvellous Medicine
Luke Barratt gets a quick dose of Oxford’s most exciting live act at Isis’s Cellar night
Review: Autobiography by Morrissey
Please, Please, Please, Let... him stop writing
Review: Actors’ Anonymous by James Franco
Will Pimlott on James Franco's 'trite and embarrassing' new novel
Interview: Albert Alla
Adam Whiley speaks to Albert Alla about his Oxford-set debut novel
Interview: Jim Crace
Emma Hewitt talks politics, journalism and Booker nominations with Jim Crace
More Funny
Claire Watt has a laff with the jokers behind last term's 'Some Funny'
Cuppers 2013
Highlights form OUDS' annual introduction to thespdom
Preview: Shells
From the writer of Bluebeard and Lead Feathers comes a new play, set in a post-apocalyptic Britain
Review: The Hypochondriac
Witty, farcical and mad: this week's play at the Keble O'Reilly was a sheer delight
Introduction to: Grime Instrumentals
George King introduces the sub-low enfant terrible of the British underground
Protest in Art
Delia Lockey discusses how protests are portrayed in culture
My Week: Jen Brennan
Jen Brennan is at University College, reading PPE. She plays percussion for the Oxford University Ceilidh Band.
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