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JOHN WALKER lets us now how the boxers are getting on in the build-up to Varsity.
Girton get past Magdalene to secure a semi-final spot in cuppers.
Downing record an impressive victory over John’s. Report from ROB HALL and GEORGE CLIFTON-BROWN.
The Blues left it too late in the annual Town vs Gown match. See photos and video highlights of the game.
Blues continue 100 per cent record this season against a strong Exeter University 1st team. Blues and Kingfishers match reports and photos.
The violence at yesterday’s national student demo has sparked contrasting reactions in Cambridge. Click here for quotes and videos.
The lax Girls continue their winning ways, comfortably defeating Bath in the BUCS championship.
A Jesus grad has accused his Tory opponents of “personal attacks and innuendo” after winning his council election.
John’s five year unbeaten run is finally over after Jesus defeated them 21-10 in front of a delirious crowd. Full report and exclusive match photos here.
The Blues kick off their Varsity preparations with victory over the Royal Engineers. Includes VIDEO match highlights.
Cambridge’s cyclists have reaffirmed their status as the best in the country, after retaining the BUCS championship.
The Tab assesses the main events of the top women’s divisions during Mays.
Christ’s rolled over Churchill in the semi-finals of cuppers cricket to move imperiously onto friday’s final.
A Cambridge man beat 5000 budding directors from around the world to win the Jameson Empire ‘Done in 60 Seconds Award’.
Professor Stephen Hawking announced yesterday that he will not retire from his post in Cambridge until at least 2012, at the age of 70.
A Churchill student was hospitalized after trying to escape from police dogs by jumping off a roof.
The Tab’s favourite College drinking-hole is facing authoritative pressure to increase its responsibility as a licensed bar.
Model Lily Cole skated into a child this week at the opening of the Somerset House Ice rink.
The Mahal will soon be shutting its doors after the current owner revealed he could no longer afford to run the popular swap venue.
The University has revealed plans to sell the University Library’s name to the highest bidder.
John Howard, ex-Australian Prime Minister, had a boot thrown at him at the Union last week.
A Cambridge college could be bought out by a billionaire Arab philanthropist, sources within the University have revealed.
Blues captain Dan Vickerman has pledged his loyalty to the Blues despite signing for Northampton.
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