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by Barty Roberts, Editor-in-Chief 09/12/2024 SOAS’ University Challenge team has been eliminated from University Challenge following a tie-break defeat against Durham in a playoff round. On Monday 25th November SOAS faced a quartet of Durham students in a match that ended 150 points all. The SOAS team in
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'The situation raises broader questions about how student spaces at SOAS are managed and who gets to decide how they are used.'
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'UoL’s injunction combined with the co-presidents legal action against the SU represents escalation from both sides in the tension between the student and staff body and the university.'
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‘Freedom of expression, the right to protest and academic freedom are fundamental to our existence.’
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Running is a universal act, potentially the simplest sport and definitely the purest.
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When dusk becomes dawn, you do not actually know the influencer you follow daily. You are still at home with your mom.
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Aisha Yusuf, Global Development and Thea Panayiotou, Social Anthropology 09/12/2024 Aisha and Thea share their thoughts on two of the SOAS Book Club’s term one recommendations: The Light That Blinds Us by Andy Darcy Theo and The Seven Year Slip by Ashley Poston. The Light That Blinds