Varsity

The independent Cambridge student newspaper since 1947. Instagram: @varsitycambridge

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What we can learn from Denmark about AI and film https://t.co/dmFCR219QQ

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The student-written sci-fi comedy blasts off https://t.co/KQjccpOk75

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Mae Auckland asks her friends what pieces of art they'd hypothetically purchase https://t.co/KqBzA2DNCq

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What venues need to do to stay accessible https://t.co/fcvJwYh8Gx

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Indie Shah questions when it's acceptable to start festive celebrations https://t.co/P9eP5ka5CD

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Lauren Cuthbertson finds out what kind of supervision partner you are https://t.co/ohM2H2yzGB

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Accessible seating should not be an afterthought https://t.co/nHYuh2bxRz

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Phoebe Leung looks back on the camp and subversive potential of ‘gay Halloween’ https://t.co/lOON573PXj

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Mae Auckland explores art that encapsulates the Week Five blues https://t.co/TjeeDENuwT

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Emma Skidmore discusses some of the problems with the latest Y2K trends https://t.co/2nqZmNXzUA

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Amelie Elliott shares how to turn your staircase into a community https://t.co/HcQoBjOHwz

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A moving, intimate triumph https://t.co/IErEdCNk01

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The sequel to the Social Network disappoints https://t.co/MxZXwXt58B

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An unwavering portrayal of the unpredictability of family life https://t.co/qRANGmPMTw

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How can we use music to connect with each other? https://t.co/kyPKaLMxIR

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Amelia Taylor looks at how literature shaped The Traitors https://t.co/NMGDue0yt8

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Lois Tromans argues that Sidgwick site isn't all that bad https://t.co/cksi9boUpc

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Minnie Peters lets us in on her tips and tricks for being more economical with your makeup https://t.co/msShY0cX76

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Bethan Morris reflects on what a 268-mile walk taught her about slowing down https://t.co/9cOZr73IUy

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From the magic stage to social change https://t.co/fyGYKf72fZ