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Tailoring expectations: Couture culture shocks
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Cherubs Grow On Trees: Atmospheric student filmmaking
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Interview: Peter James
The bestselling author talks about organ trafficking, literature and tips for aspiring writers
Truckin’ Down Cowley Road
From the creators of Truck comes the new OX4 festival
Getting naked at Climate Camp
Exhibitionists or activists? Cherwell interviews Oxford students protesting in London
Summer Food Come Rain or Shine
Food ideas for the season, whatever the weather
A Week of Standing Out
Georgia Lindsay spends a week living on the other side of fashion.
Our Man Abroad: Damascus
Nude bathing and political turmoil in the Syrian capital.
Beauty Is Only Skin Deep
So lighten up
Saving Squirrel Nutkin
The comeback of native Britain
Our Man Abroad: Jordan
Hector Keate takes us off the beaten track
A Hitchhikers Guide to a Free Ride
Looking for the truth on the open road...
The power of a bag
Are designer bags are worth the investment?
A touch of class
The English are as obsessed by class as always.
Oxford University’s Open Days
Cherwell meets organisers and prospective applicants at Oxford's annual open days
Economics with a social conscience?
Cherwell talk to Miriam Kennet, Founder and Director of the Green Economics Institute
Sound and Vision
Dave McLeod talks to author Kieron Gillen about his music inspired graphic novel Phonogram
Heard it on the grapevine
Alex Linsey reveals the truth about wine tasting and what’s good for under a tenner
News Roundup: Week 6
The news team discusses sex, ducks and rocking the vote.
Summer Book Club
Chris and Rees take you on a literary adventure in anticipation of a summer full of fun...
Review: An Uncivil Partnership
a rather civil production
Colouring Outside the Lines
Rebecca Rosen talks to Shirley Hughes, OBE, the woman who illustrated your childhood
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