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Saturday 7th June 2025
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Wake of the Locks: Baldness, and mourning my hair
Ben O'Brien humorously reflects on his experience of having male pattern baldness at a young age
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Ben O'Brien
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No sight of a finish line for the cult followers of running
It's hard not to notice the exponential growth of running as a hobby in recent years. It's similarly taken Oxford's student population by storm – Agastya Rao discusses his passion for the sport.
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Agastya Rao
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Okay, diva! How this kaleidoscopic epithet has evolved
Elizabeth Hamilton on the multivalence of the term "diva"
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Elizabeth Hamilton
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Notes from an ex-tortoise officer
Beatrix Arnold recalls past concerns for the racers’ welfare
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Beatrix Arnold
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The Cherwell Profile – Jacqueline Gold
Catherine Edwards discusses female empowerment and Fifty Shades with Ann Summers CEO Jacqueline Gold
Life in vanilla
A personal account of tackling depression at Oxford
Renaissance Man: Week Five
Quentin Mann outsources his procrastination overseas
Creaming Spires: Week Five
Penny Tration gets down and dirty with the ultimate taboo
Interview: Dan Snow
Eleanor Bley Griffiths talks to Dan Snow about broadcasting, history and why apps are the future
Renaissance Man: Week Four
Quentin Mann samples some illegal 'reconstituted alcohol'
Creaming Spires: Week Four
Penny Tration gets naughty on Skype - and likes it
Come donate with me
Bethan Tabram explains why you should join the dinner party revolution
Food for Finalists
Nastassia Dhanraj on what to eat during exams to stay healthy and energized.
The Case for Homebrew
Joseph Cock brings you his opinion on the oft-forgotten pastime of homebrewing.
Let sleeping students lie
Catherine Edwards explores the importance of getting your forty winks
Interview: The Rubberbandits
Tim Ellis talks to the cult Irish comedy favourites
Renaissance Man: Week Three
Quentin Mann talks about bands so obscure they don’t ‘objectively’ exist
Creaming Spires: Week Three
Penny Tration asks if the X-rated position really rates at all
Has Your (Intern)Ship Sailed?
Cherwell Lifestyle explores an alternative way to spend the vac - working on a minimum wage.
Interview: Anya Reiss
Sybil Devlin meets one of the UK's most promising playwrights
Creaming Spires: Week Two
Penny Tration gets her head around the art of foreplay
Interview: Taavet Hinrikus
Jessica Hao talks money with one of the hottest start-up companies around
A Darker Shade of Brown
Rowan Borchers talks to Derren Brown about magic, fear and insecurity
Life in the big smoke
Tom Goulding gives a run-down of the good and the bad of London's boroughs.
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