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Oxford’s ivory tower may not often feel the tremors of a thousand students pushing through police lines to protest Vince Cable‘s (non) appearance at the Exam Schools in collusion with the marketisation of higher education in Britain. However, some students at Wadham College have, this past week, renewed a tradition (alive since 2008) of bringing [...]

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The women’s bloc is a clown bloc. At times we make sense, like this: 3/4 of those hit hardest by the government’s package will be women. Those paying for 66% of the cuts: women. Those received 23% less pay for the same work, nationally: women. Those worst affected by axed childcare: women. Those likely to [...]

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[Amazing poster and artwork generally for Gender Equality Festival is by Kate Pocklington @phorid - phorid.yolasite.com] People are so much better at making a good world in their hearts and in their beds than they are at making a good world out there in the world. The one has to be the rehearsal for the [...]

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No great subject of reflection this time. I went to WOMAD this year. I’ve grown up in France, where this no real festival-going culture, and I have found during my 3 years in the UK so many assumptions and references that revolve around habituated knowledge of ‘Glasto’ or Secret Garden Party or Latitude or whatever, [...]

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