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Petition started following proposals to cancel annual Bottle Match
Falmouth and Exeter Students' Union will reportedly vote on whether to cancel the annual varsity match between CSM and RSM later this week.
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Wonder Women: who rules the silver screen?
Inspired by the discussion on who will succeed Sir Daniel Day-Lewis as the best actor in the world, we look at the greatest actresses on the planet.
Travel
When in Rome: a weekend-getaway in the Eternal City
Travel Editor Edita Pileckyte takes us through her guide to a whirlwind tour of Rome
Opinion
Want to make the world a better place? Become an effective altruist
Effective altruism is an approach to doing good that will help you maximise your impact on your charitable goals
Science
The darker side of human data
What are the implications of a near future in which humans will be rated on their behaviour and relationships?
Politics
The Balfour Declaration: a century on
The result of this poorly-worded document, which did not help Palestinians, nor those fleeing anti-Semitism? A century of conflict and misery.
Opinion
Self-help books are absolutely terrible, and I’ll fight them to the death
Even if self-help books are well-written, and their authors are people with good intentions, thinking you know the best way I should live my life is offensive
Music
Plunge: A clarion call to sexual liberation
Fever Ray’s first album in nearly eight years is a more aggressive work, which examines love, lust, and the uncontrollable id.
Politics
NHS Watchdog Reveals Crippling Mental Health Services
Care Quality Commission shows young people are waiting months for treatment
Film & TV
Mindhunter – true crime binge TV
Producer David Fincher’s influences are enough to keep this gritty cross section of 70s police culture moving forward.
Film & TV
Luca Guadagnino serves us up a shimmering slice of young desire
Hotly-tipped for success at this year’s Academy Awards, Call Me by Your Name is a heady tour-de-force of love and passion in the north of Italy.
Opinion
Let’s not politicise the modern pandemic of mental health
Jenny Eden argues that the rise in mental health problems amongst the young is nothing to do with politics and everything to do with the way we live our lives