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‘Don’t call me Shirley!’
A tribute to Leslie Nielsen and the spoof film
Santa’s Bookbag
We asked our bookworms what's on their wishlists this Christmas; here's what they told us
Review: The Sound of Music
Cherwell Stage shrugs off its intellectual aspirations for an evening of classic Austrian cheese
Review: Of Gods and Men
A quiet, gripping and urgently relevant masterpiece.
How to fill your Oxford drama vac-uum
A look at what's on in Oxford over Christmas
The Battle of Westminster in pictures
We sent our photoreporters to document the most dramatic day yet in the campaign against higher education reforms
The X3 protests
We sent our photoreporters to document the events of an unusual day in London
Why bother with Godard?
As JLG celebrates his 80th birthday, Cherwell considers the legacy behind the acronym
We Need To Talk About Steve
We wonder about interviews with authors. What are they for, and what should we ask?
Eighth Week!
So it's nearly time for that last essay. Don't forget to keep checking our photos till its really the end.
Wham, bam, Peter Pan
Will Hooper previews the last Moser show of the term - a feel-good panto all in the name of charity
Rad Cam stormed – photo story
What happens when the Rad Cam gets stormed by angry students? We send our best photographers, of course.
Best track of 2010: Born Free – M.I.A
'If ever a song was recorded as an excuse for a music video, it was ‘Born Free’.'
Review: High violet – The National
'This isn’t just another depressive US indie album'
The best new music of 2010
Cherwell's Music Editor reflects on the rejuvenation of rock and indie
Was the year easy on the ear?
Matt Walsh and Alex Dudok de Wit summarise the highs and lows of 2010’s music
Proust: A simple guide
Tom Cutterham explains how to attack 'À la recherche du temps perdu'
How about a change? Try Metamorphosis
Annabel James finds that she wants to put down roots at the O3 gallery's new exhibition
Wake me up before you Gauguin
Katrina Kwan finds the Tate Modern’s exhibition to be a break from Oxford and the winter blues in general
The Charlies
Celebrating dramatic students since 2010
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