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Near the riverside, a girl with walnut hair sat with her back to the crowd. Her legs were pulled up to her chest, and she wore a white skirt...
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Genre confused: Intelligent Dance Music
Each week Cherwell brings you the potted version of an obscure musical genre. This week: IDM.
‘We are not a folk band’
Local troubadours Jonquil talk hip-hop, homecomings and Hispanic homies
Album review: Okkervil River
The Stand Ins, Jag Jagwar records
God on film
Cherwell's pick of Christian cinema's defining moments
Film meets the maker
Cherwell finds God at the cinema
Cat’s Cream: Week 2
Dauntless investigator Catherine Molony risks degree and heart failure to sample Oxford's nightlife on your behalf. Here are her tips for second week.
First night review: Agamemnon
The Greek play at Oxford. Any good this year?
Chain Reaction
The effect of teen films on the aesthetically challenged
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Book Review: A Prickly Affair
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Blasphemy: Atonement
Each week Cherwell cuts a literary 'classic' down to size. This week: Ian McEwan's Atonement
That much for a dead shark?
Cherwell looks at Damien Hirst's art show/auction
‘Don’t lean on the lectern’
Cherwell attends Kevin Spacey's inaugral lecture at St Catz
Genre Confused
This week Cherwell presents the idiots' guide to Post-Metal
Album Review: Oasis
Dig Out Your Soul, Big Brother Records
The Live Wire: Enter Shikari
The trance-rock quartet put on a formidable live show
A grand old man and his dog
Cherwell gets thespy with Nobel laureates Derek Walcott and Peter Manning
Igor Film Review
A new kids flick in the un-ending tirade of animated adventures hitting silver screens
The World’s A Stage 1st Week
We meet the Bourgeois (in Bourges)
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