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Tributes are already pouring in for 23-year-old Christina Annesley
Tributes are already pouring in for 23-year-old Christina Annesley
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CUSU Women’s campaign and CDE have bred and spawned a new hashtag monster, #endweek5blues.
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On the Hild Bede catwalk for the first fashion show of the season
CHARLIE BELL is sick of the overbearing, undemocratic campaigns that shut down debate in Cambridge
She suffered severe brain damage
…and you could make the next one
It won’t help you revise and you know it
They said no single girls so we had to pretend to be a couple
There’s bitter division in the ranks at the Tab Cambridge over that pernicious question: Whose University is it anyway?
The landlord still insisted: ‘It’s Adam and Eve, not fucking Adam and Steve’
They’re like Oxford’s Bullingdon, only less classic
Criminal charges were brought in only 15 per cent of cases
Your future is being set in stone while you read this
Two of our writers infiltrated the inaugural ‘Whose University?’ meeting. They emerged as shells of their former selves
The pool table is free too
And teach children English on the other side of the world
She’s in a Tartan dress and everything
Everyone knows girls get served first
He’s been sacked from his job as a stockbroker
She was embarrassed by her graduation photo
Anyone got any compeed
Almost 30 ‘babies’ attend Aberdeen uni
‘If I start to look sexy, book a taxi’
The ‘WU?’ Campaign is just entitled, brattish foot-stamping, says FRANCESCA RYCRAFT-MOORE