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Who gets to build the future: On tech bros
While scrolling through social media, a video appeared on my feed titled “Remember who you are, start-up boy”, followed by a montage of clips of young Mark Zuckerberg and...
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Gender is what you make of it
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5 Minute Tute- The Eurozone Crisis
Tim Harford, Financial Times columnist, gives us the current European financial crisis in a nutshell
The continued importance of the Poppy Appeal
Oliver Park discusses the Poppy Appeal and what it means today
Welcome to the (very Tory) jungle
Former Deputy Prime Minister and Tory big dog Lord Heseltine talks to Robin McGhee
The scarcity of economic enterprise
We have to rely on a handful of experts to tackle 'the big other', according to Hugh Burns
Education is still worth fighting for
Sophie Jamieson argues that we should be supporting the latest London protests
No time to be complacent
In the build up to tomorrow's protest in London, Nathan Akehurst argues that cuts to university funding are ill-considered and detrimental to society
Justice or barbarism?
Sam Talalay discusses the consequences of Colonel Gaddafi's death
Lord Adonis: I’m a political animal
Andrew Adonis talks Westminster past, present and future to Christine Murray
5 Minute Tute – Nick Clegg
Chris Bowers, Lib Dem blogger, party candidate and author of Nick Clegg: The Biography discusses the leader's political trajectory
The need for free elections in DRC
The region's stability depends on a transparent and fair poll, according to Bill Townsend.
Putin Power
Amelia Jenne analyses Putin's lasting popularity in the polls
5 Minute Tute – The future of the newspaper
Andrew Mullins, MD of The Evening Standard, The Independent and i newspapers, discusses the changing face of the press
The Modern Communication Breakdown
Miles Lawrence discusses the dominance of email in our professional lives
On this day and through the ages
A compendium of news in Oxford history from Michaelmas 2nd week
Fighting for his Father’s Freedom
Joey D'Urso goes to the Union to talk to Pavel Khodorkovsky about injustice in Russia
5 Minute Tute- Ruling Russia
Luke Harding, the Guardian's ex-Moscow bureau chief, discusses Russia's hidden instruments of power.
South Sudan struggles to develop
Africa's newest state must be given every opportunity to succeed
Cherwell on this day through the ages
A compendium of news in Oxford history from Michaelmas 1st week
5 Minute Tute: The Art of Polling
Andrew Hawkins, founder of research consultancy ComRes, looks at polling's evolution and impact
Should gay marriage get the go-ahead?
Hugh Burns urges Cameron to stand his ground on the issue of gay marriage
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