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Debate Chamber: What the wave of student protests has taught us

Kiera O'Carroll: the Student Spring  Books, not saline solution against tear gas, are what you’d expect to find in a schoolbag. This isn’t the case for most of my friends...
Opinion Kiera O'Carroll and Caterina Azzara -

Do Oxford’s admissions statistics tell the full story?

In June, the University of Oxford published its Annual Admissions Statistics Report, an extensive...
Opinion Emma Heagney -

Allow term to change you

It is well known that pride comes before a fall – an excessive assurance...
Opinion Elizabeth Millett -

No, I won’t buy a scholar’s gown

On the day I arrived in Oxford, my college mother gave me one piece...
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