Dr Priyamvada Gopal refuses to supervise King's students after porter racism
Following alleged racism by the college porters, academic Dr Priya Gopal will no longer be teaching King;s College students.
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Theatre
Review: Trouble in Tahiti
ROSA PRICE reviews the Cambridge University Opera Society's 'intelligent and nuanced' rendition of Trouble in Tahiti.
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Theatre
Review: Pillow Talk
ARTHUR TAN reviews the Cambridge Union run of the Footlights' International Tour.
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Review: Robinson May Ball
PAUL NORRIS weighs up Robinson's recent ball
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Dr Priyamvada Gopal refuses to supervise King's students after porter racism
Following alleged racism by the college porters, academic Dr Priya Gopal will no longer be teaching King;s College students.
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Culture
Review: Jesus May Ball
PAUL NORRIS heroically eats, drinks and dances his way through the Jesus May Ball so that we don't have to.
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A defence of the Cambridge music scene
GENIE HARRISON looks at the Cambridge year in music; a year that exceeded all expectations.
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Zero Carbon calls for resignation of University officials
Zero Carbon Society has criticised the University once again in a recent press release after divestment was officially declared off the cards.
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Theatre
Review: Next To You I Lie
MUNIRA RAJ reviews the Madhouse production of this 'unique and insightful' take on the glamour model industry of the 1980s.
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Review: Wish List
GRACE GLEVEY applauds the 'sensitivity and care' shown by the Playroom production of Katherine Soper's award-winning script.
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Review: A Series of Improvable Events
HOLLY MACASKILL reviews The Cambridge Impronauts' 'delightfully playful' improvised comedy.
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The Footlights: Drama in the Comedy Scene
The Footlights are one of Cambridge’s most venerable institutions, but the strength of their reputation had made them, in some people’s eyes, complacent about making their committee and their shows as open as possible. Criticism reached a particular height in March this year after what seemed like an endless string...
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Culture
Discovering the art of Clarence Bicknell
ALICIA LETHBRIDGE and SUZANNAH LINDLEY interview Marcus Bicknell about his ancestor, Clarence Bicknell, a botanist and painter, whose work is now being displayed at the Fitzwilliam Museum.
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Mary Beard becomes a Dame
Classics Professor Mary Beard has been made a Dame in the Queen's Birthday Honours List, along with actress Emma Thompson.
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Features
May Week Alternative: a new way to celebrate
GEORGE ROSENFELD presents a new initiative shaking up the May Week landscape.
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Theatre
Review: Dido Queen of Carthage
ALEX SORGO reflects on this production of Marlowe's first drama.
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Cambridge University will not be divesting
After releasing a statement to the student press saying the divestment decision would not be released until Monday, the University Council have told the Financial Times that Cambridge will not divest.
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