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Out of the Loop: Why weren’t we asked about the marking boycott?
Debate Editor Joe Murphy asks why we were kept out of the loop on the UCU marking boycott decision.
Quad Wrangle: Shocking discovery leaves The Square in jeopardy
The tranquil everyday life of UEA was rocked yesterday by the shocking news that The Square may not be the perfect quadrilateral it claims to be.
Step Back In Time: Norwich’s Best Vintage Shops
Joe Murphy takes a look at some of the best haunts for the retro-lovers of Norwich.
House Hunters: Stop Panicking & Leave Me Alone
Debate Editor Joe Murphy is fed up with house hunting students disturbing his peace.
12 Things You’ll Only Understand If You’re An LDC Student
The life of an LDC student, in visual form.
Blurred Lines Boycott: Why I’m Voting Yes
Debate Editor Joe Murphy thinks that people are missing the point of the Blurred Lines referendum. Do you agree?
Library Graffiti: Greatest Hits
Debate Editor Joe Murphy has been trawling the library walls for the best and strangest of student graffiti…
Blurred Lines Boycott Passed To Referendum
Referendum to take place before the end of this semester.
The Tab Tries… University Challenge Trials
Our Debate editor, Joe Murphy, attends the trials for University Challenge…
Boycott Outrage: A Bit Overblown?
Joe Murphy asks whether all this outrage over The Sun is really justified.
The Sun To Set On UEA?
Union council to debate boycott of nation’s best selling paper- and Blurred Lines could be on its way out too.
TV: Is it Worth It?
Is a TV License worth it? Jo Thompson discusses the pros and cons of getting one…
Cleaning Up Sexism at UEA
Does Rose Tremain becoming UEA’s first female Chancellor mean that gender equality is no longer an issue? Jo Thompson isn’t so sure.
Charity Mugging: Chugging
Charlotte Tarran complains about the new guerilla tactic of charities against students.