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BREAKING: Roar’s December Print Edition Out Now

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Roar are delighted to announce that the December 2023 print edition is available to King’s students from today.

Pick up your copy from:

  • Bush House (ground floor, seventh floor, by KCLSU shop)
  • Strand (ground floor)
  • Maughan (ground floor)
  • Waterloo (first floor canteen)
  • Guy’s campus (first floor)

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