As this year’s cohort of new graduates eases itself away from university life, many will either be beginning or continuing in their new careers. However, it is important to realise ...
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As reported extensively by the media this week, university applications have seen an approximate drop of 9% from last year. In the wake of such a startling figure (especially in ...
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Last week, the decade of legal battles over half of the traveller site at Dale Farm culminated into a physical one. Tony Balls, the Tory leader of Basildon council, has ...
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In last week’s edition of Felix, the comment piece ‘The Hell of Heaven’ asked this question to those who hope for an afterlife: “Would you enjoy heaven?” In this article, ...
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Last week, it was announced that UCL is going to change their grade system towards the American model. They are abandoning the first, 2:1 etc. leading Imperial students to ask: ...
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In response to the comments made by Michael Foster last week, on the new responsible retailing of alcohol policies and how they have affected the way in which bar nights ...
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock, or hiding out in a sewer for the last week, you’ll know that everyone’s favourite Northern African whack job Muammar Gaddafi is dead. ...
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In just over a year at this great institution, I have never felt driven to write to Felix to express my views in response to any article. But I was ...
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Yes - James Clough
Public sector workers do the jobs that we deem to be so important that taxpayers cannot exempt themselves from paying for them. We rely upon the NHS, ...
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Yes - Alexander Karapetian
We shouldn’t be so quick to react negatively towards the recent intention to change towards the American style system of having a Grade Point Average (GPA) by ...
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