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Hip Hop is still a mantle for misogyny
Flora MacInnes examines the deeply misogynistic nature of hip hop music and questions how it continues to find mainstream acceptance.
Should a JCR be a political body?
Charlotte Cooper-Beglin and Alexander Rankine go head to head.
Interview: Rowan Williams
Nicholas Mutch talks Good Books with Rowan Williams
Interview: Owen Bennett Jones
Jessica Campbell speaks to the freelance journalist about Pakistani politics and tigers
Debate: Was Wolfson’s ‘Communist Bop’ in good taste?
Charlotte Cooper-Beglin and Joe Miles argue the merits of the controversial bop at Wolfson College.
Why I am a confirmed donkey-sceptic
Alexander Rankine's satirical look at the menace of donkey sanctuaries
The war over the war on drugs
Henry Course concludes that it's time to decriminalize
Why I voted against the gay marriage bill
Nicola Blackwood, Tory MP for Oxford West and Abingdon, tells students her reasons for opposing the same-sex marriage bill in parliament
OutFoxing the system
Charlotte Cooper-Beglin talks to libertarian thinker, Claire Fox.
Debate: Do Oxford students work too hard?
Alex Rankine and Anna Cooban go head to head.
Society must treat prisoners with greater respect
Charlotte Cooper-Beglin discusses penal reform after attending a talk with convicted murderer, Erwin James.
Is the Wadham Zero Tolerance policy fair?
Tom Beardsworth and Barbara Speed argue about the merits, or not, of the college JCR's new policy to combat sexual harassment
The Cherwell Profile: Ken Livingstone
Sean Ford speaks to the veteran of the Left, Ken Livingstone
Wadham sexual harassment motion reflects clash of values
Joseph Miles questions whether moves to combat sexual harassment are an infringement of justice
The Cherwell Profile: Peter Singer
Rowan Borchers meets the philosopher and vegetarian activist Peter Singer.
"Porn is not inherently misogynistic"
Simone Webb counters the arguments in last week's porn debate
Should college networks ban porn?
Jennifer Brown and Anna Cooban go head to head
5 Minute Tute: Women in Prison
Cherwell Voices speaks to Katie Fraser of the charity 'Women in Prison'
Animal rights protesters offer no credible alternative
Joe Miles questions the purpose of the recent Oxford anti-vivisection demonstrations.
Inside Port and Policy
Henry Zeffman infiltrates OUCA's weekly meeting
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