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Satire Editor Caspian Davies imagines what certain members of the Exeter community might get up to on their summer holidays.
Caspian Davies looks at EGB ticket release from Fresher's POV.
Online International Editor, Agata Koralewska, investigates Napoleon's hunt for a grad job.
Antonella Perna explores the tragic situation of how students coped with the recent power cut on Streatham Campus.
With a sadness veiling Exeter comparable only to that felt for the death of Queen Lizzy herself, our nearest and
Print Arts and Lit Editor, Kayleigh Swart, reviews the album Red by Taylor Swift ahead of Valentines Day, praising its
Senior editors expose an Islamophobic speech made at a Freedom Society social.
Reuben Moynihan-Case, Online Sports Editor and Nottingham Forest fan, details what Exeter City fans can expect from tonight’s FA Cup
Rebecca Aparicio Vega explores 'The Brutalist", a gripping portrayal of trauma, art, and the elusive American Dream.
Annabel Jeffrey, Online International Editor, explores the banning of books in the United States.
Antoni Kaldunski highlights an impressive local charity campaign.
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