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Giancarlo Mempouo

Giancarlo Mempouo
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Location
Cambridge
Expertise

My expertise is on cultural topics as well as the legal aspect to the political news we get

  • Giancarlo Mempouo is News Editor of the Cambridge Tab, managing a team of writers as well as writing for the Tab himself.
  • Giancarlo joined the Tab as a fresher in Michaelmas Term and has written about a variety of topics since.
  • Some of these topics include covering Newnham College's threat of legal action over accepting transgender women, and the dangers of AI teddy bears

Experience

Founder and Chief Editor of my secondary school's newspaper / magazine Writer for my sixth form's newspaper News Editor for the Cambridge Tab (MT) Fresher's Representative for Per Incuriam (Cambridge University Law Society's publication)

Education

Currently a first year studying Law at the University of Cambridge. Modules studied: Constituional Law, Tort Law, Civil Law in Context (Roman Law), Criminal Law

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Posts

Cambridge had the second fewest applications of all Russell Group universities last year

Giancarlo Mempouo | News

Beating Oxford in the race to the bottom…

University of Cambridge expert sceptical of AI toy bears

Giancarlo Mempouo | News

Cambridge researcher questions the use of AI teddy bears for children

Newnham College will continue to welcome transgender women, despite Supreme Court ruling

Giancarlo Mempouo | News

Newnham College faces legal challenge over this policy