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Issue 1510
10th Feb 2012
Witness the birth of psychoanalysis
An intense film, albeit visually conservative
Winning ways
Hockey Women’s 1s post another win to remain undefeated and go top of BUCS league
Wilson review could lead to rehousing
Temporary halls in Elephant & Castle and Waterloo considered
Wall Street Journal denies climate change
Paper goes against Congress, NASA, and Departments of State
Veni, Vidi, Vinci
Deepka Rana and George Howard came to the Leonardo exhibition, had a look around then, err, wrote a review, unearthing a few conspiracy theories along the way
Twix Cheesecake Bites
Heat up the kitchen this Valentine’s Day with this decadent treat!
Total Annihilation totally annihilates boredom
“This is a fight to the death. For each side the only acceptable outcome is the complete elimination of the other”
Things to do in Saariselkä
Veli Akiner ventures to northern Finland in search of snow, and finds braised reindeer, dubiously advertised toys, and long nights along the way
Sexism at Imperial College
There's a way to go in the fight against discrimination, writes Stephen Smith
Say hello to soya milk, we’re Going Vegan
Clare Cheng and Hannah Cox on why animals are safe for a month thanks to the MS Trust
Reporting Science in Financial Times
Felix Business Editors Benat Gurrutxaga-Lerma and Nina Kearsey talk to Clive Cookson, Science Editor at the Financial Times, about the argument for business involvement in science, and about the challenges and changes facing science journalism