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Quod review
A landmark of the High Street, Quod boasts an opulent facade, its name reminding me of my doom on the way to my Latin lectures. And so, when they...
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Beatrix Arnold
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Never safe again: Consent and the college campus
CW: Sexual assault; mention of suicide. When you walk into college on the first day,...
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I spent a good deal of time last summer trying to work out why...
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The Working World
'All interns are equal', said Nick, 'but some interns are more equal than others'.
A culture of chaos
Grace Goddard throws herself into Nepalese life, and tries to remain intact.
The Cherwell Guide to Lingo
For the individual abroad, when all sign language has failed them.
Ibiza or bust (1)
Can you get paid to party? Cherwell's jobseeker heads to the White Isle to find out.
Fishing for compliments?
Claire Castles tries out a new beauty treatment that's a bit more natural than the rest.
Have you met TED?
Michael Brodsky explains the
mysterious goings on
that have preceded the launch of Oxford's new student conference society, TEDxOxford.
Wilderness and Truck Festival Fever
Francesca Wade talks to the organisers of two Oxfordshire music festivals about the problems and hopes involved in their summer extravaganzas
Review: Burlesque Night at Cafe Coco
Karl Dando strips away the mystique surrounding Cafe Coco's recent burlesque night.
No carbs before Marbs
Jake Mellett takes a lettuce leaf from the Hand Book of Amy Childs
Oxford’s Best: Bagel
Becca Webb is underwhelmed by her exploration of Oxford's bagel scene
Not so MDMA-zing
Amanda Parker wonders if legal highs are the key to a good time or if they’re more dangerous than you think
For the love of food
Adam Taylor puts some healthy enthusiasm back into food
Oxford’s Best: Pizza
Becca Webb samples
Oxford's offerings
of the pizza scene
Waka-waka, it’s time for (South) Africa
Lizzie Greene discovers Ostrich riding, sky diving and elephant sighting in South Africa
Parky’s still Perky
Sophie Jamieson turns the tables on the interviewer extraordinaire after his speech at the Oxford Union
Unplugged: A week without internet
Abbas Kazmi fights temptation as he struggles under a week-long web deprivation
Oxford’s Best: Muffin
Becca Webb ponders the nature of the muffin, and lets you in on where to find the tastiest
The Circle of Life
Libby Derbyshire gives vegetarianism a dressing-down
The softer side of Sudan
Isra Wani gets behind the politics and meets the real people of Khartoum
Dom and dumber
Nick Pointer chats to Dom Joly about rock throwing fans, the Twitter revolution and the Ben Hur of hidden camera movies
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