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It’s beginning to look a lot like Oxmas
I begin listening to Christmas soundtracks in September. I theorise decorations in October and, by November, I have made my way through a few chocolate Advent calendars. I have...
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‘Designed to be deleted’: The unHinged world of online dating
I’d been warned about the dating scene at Oxford. There’s something about self-entitlement that...
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Bar Review: Linacre
“This was no bar at all, but merely some old lady’s living room”
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This week's student chef makes a paella to rival Nigella (almost)
Recipe of the week: Rainy Day Soup
Jonny Lawrence provides a healthy meal to help you take advantage of cheap veg
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“It might appear dingy to some, but just seemed edgy as fuck to me”
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Cherwell peers into the weekly lives of Oxford's most famous characters
How to…keep your friends during the elections
Cherwell Life offers advice on all your most pressing Oxford problems
Ten reasons we’re apparently losing the ability to love
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Dame Jenni Murray: the voice of Woman’s Hour
Laura Field talks family and feminism with the veteran radio broadcaster
Creaming Spires TT15 Week 0
This week, one girl discusses the unexpected fun of a friendly threesome
Recipe of the Week: ¡Enchiladas!
Feeling guilty over your unreasonable Mission Burrito spending, but need some spice in your life? Here's the recipe for you! (Serves 2)
Eat, Be Merry, Be Eco: the Oxford Food Surplus Cafe
You can volunteer, pay, draw, sing, or do the washing up for your dinner: on Saturday 25th April 2015, Oxford will launch its Food Surplus Cafe.
10 things to get excited about in Trinity
Niluka Kavanagh looks ahead optimistically to a term of sunshine and punting
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