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"Keep the Cat Free"
19/06/13

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Bar changes and reasons for them

Over the summer, the prices of some draught products in our bars have been increased. We are in the process of preparing a full release about the change in prices ...
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Alter your behaviour

This morning I realised that something has fundamentally gone wrong. Having finished exams I was wandering around in Hyde Park after a delicious coffee with a friend and noticed the ...
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Being informed and the Right to Know

However different American healthcare is from British healthcare, it wouldn’t be unreasonable to assume that the principles of consent are similar. One such principle is that valid consent needs to ...
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Organ donation: is it selfless or selfish?

Don’t worry. I’m not going to intimidate you with statistics in order to convince you to give your organs away at death. Nor am I going to persuade you that ...
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Summer Ball so hard Formal Dinner can't find me

You can’t deny that the Union isn’t carefully considering the financial onset of this year’s Summer Ball. Regrettable as the cancellation of the on-campus Formal Dinner was to those preparing ...
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Vogue en vert

It’s summer; exams are over, there are parties to go to, holiday destinations to jet off to, and of course, the Summer Ball to attend. For many of us, all ...
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Union General Meeting goes ahead. Were you there?

The Union General Meeting was held last Wednesday to a baying crowd of approximately twenty interested individuals. It was unlikely to take incredible precedence in many a calendar across Imperial ...
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Monarchy is outdated

If you’ve been in the country for the past month or so, you undoubtedly will have heard about the Queen’s Jubilee and the great festivities that accompanied it. National holiday, ...
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The importance of funded scholarships

Like an excitable kid on Christmas morning, A-level results day saw me up before dawn, frantically refreshing the beloved UCAS track page to see whether or not I’d cut the ...
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Helping to raise a latte for equality

First off, I’m not a natural coffee drinker. Fair enough, unless your mother had a very peculiar physiology while breast-feeding, none of us are natural coffee drinkers. My point is, ...
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