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Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me
There’s more to this hostage-situation play than meets the eye writes SAM RABY
The Importance of Being Improvised
LOUIS SHANKAR applauds a show ‘fully aware of its own ludicrousness’
Found in Translation
CHLOE COLEMAN and TIM SQUIRRELL enlist the help of Google Translate to make sense of Found In Translation.
Oh Deer! Muntjac Euthanised at Corpus
A deer trapped on Corpus Christi property is put down by the RSPCA.
Beard backs calls for more females in Academia
More than 50 senior Cambridge academics have called for a more ‘inclusive’ selection process for senior research positions.
Elections 2014: The MANIFESTO DRINKING GAME
Over here at Soton Tab HQ we’ve been attempting to go through the SUSU election manifestos so we can write about them with a bit of authority and prepare some obnoxious questions for the candidate debates.
Marking boycott PLANNED as UCU play trump card
“Ultimate sanction” could halt exam marking and prevent students from graduating
Not exactly A-don-is. Don sculpture fails to impress
Cambridge city council have rejected a bid for the erection of a 13 foot statue of a university don.
Tab Tries: Orbital Physics
Engling by name and actor by nature, ROBBIE AIRD sits in on a NatSci supervision and lives to tell the tale
A View From Helen
New Culture Columnist HELEN SIMMONS shares her experiences of life after Cambridge – and how dream jobs are worth waiting for.
Alcestis
Oliver JAMES reviews an intense but mildly confusing adaptation of the classic Greek tragedy.
Is academia still a man’s world?
RACHEL HUNTER argues that the battle for academic equality is far from won.
Dr. Dick: Testing the Water
DR DICK is the Tab’s new advice columnist. This week he deals with a girl in a long-term relationship considering infidelity.
Those that can…teach?
Teaching has become the most popular career choice for Oxbridge-leavers. So much for the popular expression reports KATE MORRISON-BETTS.