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GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PUDDINGS AND PIES PAST
Christmas Puddings and Mince Pies are two of the best loved desserts and are enjoyed by many families on Christmas Day. This article discusses the history of these two puddings.
NOT SO FRIENDLY FIRE
Many would be surprised to believe that in 1788 the Austrians ended up in a war against themselves over a bottle of schnapps. But, no… this did happen.
A DEMOCRATIC ARGUMENT FOR A GENERAL ELECTION
James Lawrence discusses our current democratic voting system and its potential flaws that have contributed to the instability of our government today.
The changing emotions of a christmas break
In this piece James discusses his Christmas experiences throughout his three years at Durham and the rollercoaster of emotions that come with heading back home in December.
DISGRACE: DURHAM UNIVERSITY INCREASING COLLEGE ACCOMMODATION COSTS BY 10%
Our Vice Editor gives us an insight into the rising costs of University Accommodation for the next academic year.
GOING AGAINST THE GRAIN
Did you know that Italy once tried to ban pasta? Read this article to find more about the surprising link between Futurism, Fascism and pasta!
IS A FOUR DAY WORKING WEEK THE FUTURE?
Many companies are incorporating a 4 day work week in the hope that working less will increase productivity. Josh Diebel discusses the benefits of working less to the UK economy.
LOOKING TO THE STARS: HOW TO GET STARTED WITH STARGAZING
Stevo Student and current DU AstroSoc President David Black shares with us his top tips for stargazing- it’s a lot easier than you think!
JCR PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION 2023/4
We chatted with presidential candidates Emily Longman, Sam Angus and Georgia Malkin to find more about them!
AN INTERVIEW WITH JCR PRESIDENT CHARLES LAWRENCE
We interviewed the current JCR President Charles Lawrence about his experiences in the role and any advice that he would give to any future Presidents.
THE COVID COHORT AND SILENT SEMINARS
Lucy Hannigan shares her opinions on Durham University during the COVID-19 pandemic. She discusses problems with seminars and the overall Durham “wider student experience”.