The Cambridge Student

Newspaper at Cambridge University. Student voices, global issues.

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Mila Edensor assesses the criticism towards the Cass Review in the face of its influence in UK policy decisions. Read more here: https://t.co/OkpPbiVetq

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Annissa La Touche writes about AI as a key instrument in the use of military technologies towards civilians globally, exploring how this has manifested in Gaza, and its implications. Read it here: https://t.co/2TQH5fLNMG

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Cambridge Students Respond to Labour’s Plans to End Private School Tax Breaks. Read this news piece written by Ava Slocum here.

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Suren Pahlevan argues that it is now more crucial than ever for Cambridge students, staff, and deparments to speak up against the political trial of WikiLeaks editor Julian Assange. Read it here: https://t.co/Edzq07chX8

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Aurora Sturli reviews Thunderstorm at the ADC

Read more here: https://t.co/cNu4Alq3oR

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Suella Braverman visited the encampment at Cambridge this morning with reporters from GB news. This follows an announcement last night that the University agreed to engage in preliminary negotiations. TCS received comment from Braverman and will be publishing later today.

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Aurora Sturli writes a review looking at the Pembroke Players, ‘Jellyfish Brain’. Read more here: https://t.co/fkw9SCmxBG

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James Shaw writes about how pro-Palestinian student protests have led Biden to be attacked from both the left and right on the issue, potentially diminishing his re-election hopes. Read more here: https://t.co/Dtri4kehkV

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Tell us what you feel highlights hidden voices - whether that's an interview, book review, an opinion piece or creative submission. Please submit a pitch by the 24th May to our Editor in Chief, Lily Brough ([email protected]) or Deputy Editor , Saranka Maheswaran ([email protected])

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Carissa Wong writes a review on Evie Chandler's adaptation of Oscar Wilde's play: Salomé.

Read more here: https://t.co/7kY5x9qMxs.

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Jay Palombella shares his reflections on Matisse’s sketches in light of their influence on the life and work of composer Francis Poulenc.

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Mila Edensor reports on the ongoing encampment outside King’s College, Cambridge, in protest to the ongoing genocide in Gaza and the university’s investments into the Israeli military-industrial-complex... Read about it here: https://t.co/cO1d5YwacJ

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Polly Wilson comments on the West’s long-standing problematic conceptualisation of gender in Arab Societies. Read more here: https://t.co/tkLa7la7vg

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Polly Wilson explores the reasons behind disproportionately low levels of university admissions among underprivileged sectors of the white working-class. Read here: https://t.co/UWXDJStYHD

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Astrid Healy relates Paris Hilton’s surrogacy to a broader phenomenon of commodification, arguing that feminists should critically engage with new reproductive practices, looking beyond liberal understandings of choice.
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Nick Papanicolaou argues that Truss’ CPAC appearance is just one of the growing parallels between the Conservative and Republican parties.
Read here: https://t.co/y6qUsw9XSt

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Tamara Himani argues that the course of Israel’s war on Gaza threatens to erode the legitimacy of the Axis of Resistance as strategic interests prevail over idealistic rhetoric. Read here: https://t.co/zZg6YIWF1l

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Our latest News Update asks if anything has changed for women’s rights in Iran following recent elections and continual mass protests. Read more here: https://t.co/v3HoJFCl7M

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Mohamed Elleissy writes from Cairo, assessing western media narratives surrounding coverage of the current conflict in Gaza. Read here: https://t.co/dWLAbOj8kW