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Home>2015 (Page 26)

07/02/2015

Kingston clubs have no plans to introduce breathalyser

Kingston clubs said they have no plans to introduce the breathalyser test that might roll out across six boroughs in …

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07/02/2015

Kingston University fashion show reignites debate on fur

The use of fur in the final year fashion showcase has made Lush pull their sponsorship, re-igniting a fierce debate. …

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07/02/2015

Lush abandons plans to sponsor Kingston fashion show over use of fur

Green UK cosmetics company Lush has pulled out of talks to sponsor the KU fashion show over students’ use of …

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06/02/2015

4ft tall Kingston alumni scientist seeks discovery of mysterious height condition

A Kingston alumni student who stopped growing at 4ft tall is to have his DNA tested as part of a …

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06/02/2015

Kingston LGBT students speak out over lack of mention in university Equality Report

KU LGBT students have raised concerns over the fact that LGBT statistics are not included in the university’s Annual Equality …

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06/02/2015

Kingston student speaks at event for Holocaust Memorial Day

A KU student spoke to 1,400 people at the National Holocaust Memorial Day event alongside the Prime Minister, the Prince of Wales …

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06/02/2015

Food Friday: The River Foodie’s comfort eating

February is, by far, the darkest month. It’s cold, wet and even a little bit snowy, and colds and flu …

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06/02/2015

KU Vice Chancellor warns Labour over tuition fee plans

KU Vice Chancellor Julius Weinberg has strongly opposed Labour’s £6,000 tuition fee cap proposal, saying “sustainable funding” would be needed to …

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06/02/2015

‘Selma’

Though the flower prints and fedoras make it clear that Selma, directed by Ava DuVernay, is set in the 1960s …

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06/02/2015

Kingston students to be in £30k more debt than expected

Kingston University students who started their undergraduate degree in 2012 will face loan repayments that are £30,000 higher on average …

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