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The Death of Student Campaigning
Is this the end of student campaigning as we’ve known it? Are students too lazy or disinterested to take part in active campaigning for the issues they should care about? These are some of the most important, urgent, million-dollar questions facing students, themselves, today in contemporary society. read more
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Dwain Chambers should be given another chance
Professional athletes and sportsmen and women are living the dreams of all aspiring young sports men and women around the world. With the personal pursuit of achieving in their field, comes the responsibility of setting an example for their army of followers. read more
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Being Gay - The regulation behind the identity
We live in a world where homosexuality is okay, metrosexuality is increasingly normal and diversity is celebrated. However, we seem have to gone from fighting for love, to fighting for a non-diverse identity. Furthermore, this identity isn’t one of choice, but one given and regulated. read more
Olympics 2008...what's can we expect?
With the opening ceremony on the 8th August in the brand new National Stadium (nicknamed the ‘birdcage’) drawing closer the spotlight shall soon move from Euro 2008 to China and the Olympic games. Whilst it isn’t quite finished yet the landscapers have moved in and the 10,000 nature photos that will decorate the inside have been chosen. read more
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Kent Union: Are you satisfied?
During election time, words such as ‘representation’, ‘accountability’, and ‘transparency’ get branded about quite liberally. Long after the elections are over (now at the end of the academic year), however, the big questions remain; how representative of students is Kent Union and do students really have a say in what the Union does? read more
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Union Council Blog 29/5/08: Review
REVIEW This is the moment you’ve all been waiting for- the ultimate union council review of the year! And what a union council it was- spanning no more than three hours, a paragon of democratic virtue and excitement. read more
