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The University of London Union makes a comeback. “It’s London!†“It won’t have a university feel!†“It isn’t a student city!†How often is...
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Videographer Bella Steiner examines the effects of the recent earthquakes in Venezuela, spotlighting the government’s inability and hesitation to respond promptly, resulting in loss...
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Comment Editor Biraj Khadka argues that Manchester’s musical past holds lessons for Britain’s current political moment. It’s not coming home after all. Regardless, in...
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Staff Writer Zaynab Ali discusses recent major upheavals in British politics, arguing that these events may signal the beginning of a new era for...
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‘There are only so many times you can go to Wednesday night sports socials at Walkabout before those cheap snakebites have stained not only...
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By Samuel Spencer – About an hour ago, the marriage bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons, meaning that in the...
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By Samuel Spencer – It’s June 2013, and yet there’s more talk about RON from London students now than at the peak of Pottermania....
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By Ben Wilson In just the latest of a string of protests and outcries regarding the election of next year’s editor of The...
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By Jessica Radcliffe-Brown Since the time Apple placed the first iPad on shelves around the globe in 2010, sceptics have questioned the impending...
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NO By Ben Wilson – Back in 2009, a storm was brewing – a storm that threatened to provide musical debate’s own ‘marmite’ moment....
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By Ben Jackson – The editorial teams from the top forty student newspapers in the UK are meeting on Wednesday April 17th at...
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A STATEMENT BY KCL FEMINIST SOCIETY Bloody feminists complaining about something or other again; what is it now..? So you may or may not...
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‘Hell hath no fury like the second rate.’ The date was 10th October 2012. It was deadline day at Roar! Newspaper. All the...
