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Recycled questions rile Biology students
2nd Year Biologists say their coursework grade retraction is unfair and too much of a rash decision
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2nd Year Biologists say their coursework grade retraction is unfair and too much of a rash decision
Film & TV
A thrilling adventure into the wonderful world of Pandora
Opinion
A single guy is discovered with (potentially) explosive underpants and now millions of pounds of taxpayers’ money is being spent on full body scanners in airports. Initially, there was a fuss over liquids, which are still banned until 2011. Presumably someone somewhere in the world was discovered with a bottle
Opinion
All I bloody hear is the clock ticking
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In light of Simon Singh returning to Imperial to give a lecture on libel laws that he is personally embroiled in!
Culture
Worrying about offending people makes celebrities bland
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Work is finally underway for a brand new digital archive of felix that will see every issue since 1949 being available to the entire world. The creation of the archive will come as a welcome relief to a lot of people at Imperial College (IC), none more so than the
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Four weeks earlier I had arrived at the town of Rethymno on the north coast of Crete as a volunteer to help the Sea Turtle Protection Society of Greece (STPS) in their efforts to prevent the extinction of the loggerhead turtle. My luxurious ferry docked at Rethymno before dawn and
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NOTE: The views expressed here are not necessarily those of the Editor or Imperial College Union. Come to think of it, they may not even be the views of the author, it would seem. Having just got the biggy out the way, a further raft of elections has descended upon
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How refreshing to be able to write about a Labour scandal for once. Mohammed Sarwar, the millionaire Labour MP for Glasgow Govan, has been accused of giving Ł5000 to Badar Islam, an Independent Labour candidate, for toning down his campaign against Sarwar and concentrating his efforts on the other candidates.
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ABA Holdings, who recently opened a shop offering photocopying services on the main walkway, went into receivership on Wednesday after their major shareholders made a decision to withdraw capital. ABA moved from their old premises on Gloucester Road after being invited by College to take up retail space on the
Features
The venue was old Spitalfields market; the creative energy courtesy of the young British designers of the future. This fifth year of the Alternative Fashion Week was as vibrant and dynamic as ever, in its attempt to make fashion a valued part of British culture. There were interesting collections by