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Highest turnout in five years for SRC elections (0)
Anna Murray and Sarah Smith
The Students’ Representative Council (SRC) elections attracted the highest turnout in five years, after more than 2000 students cast their votes online.
The elections on March 3 and 4 saw seventeen students vying for the four positions on the SRC Executive and eighteen students standing for ten of the seventeen academic convenor [...]
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Human realities (0)
Lucia Hodgson asks why the debates surrounding immigration and asylum are ignoring the human realities
The past few weeks have seen our prospective leaders battling it out over policy details, every last penny of their budgets, and the pressing question of political and parliamentary reform.
But there is one subject that craves immediate attention: immigration and asylum, [...]
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I do like to be beside the seaside… (0)
Katie Duncan
If you’re one of those people who never escapes beyond the cosy west end bubble, this weekend is the time to venture to the far and distant land of East Lothian.
I’m talking specifically about the three harbour towns of Prestonpans, Cockenzie and Port Seton. If you know the area you’ll be aware that these [...]
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Cup victory in reach for GUFC (1)
Glasgow 1-0 Manchester
Harry Tattersall Smith
The much-heralded magic of the cup was not evident at Garscube, yet the drama was very much intensified by Glasgow’s inability to finish off the visitors. At times it seemed like Glasgow were contriving to lose; or at least eager to send the home crowd into cardiac arrest. Chance after chance [...]
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