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Comment and Opinion

02/02/2017

KU course closures will open doors for future students

This year Kingston University has chosen to stop taking in new applications for a multitude of half-field courses, and will …

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21/01/2017

Amber Rudd’s ridiculous hate crime row

Being a Tory, Amber Rudd wouldn’t normally receive my praise. So I wasn’t surprised when that praise didn’t last long. …

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17/01/2017

Vegan peer pressure is real: just say no to dairy-free alternatives

A crossfitter, a vegan and an atheist all walk into a bar. How do you know which one is which? …

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13/01/2017

Are the unions overdoing the London train strikes?

One week into 2017, public transport strikes in London are already causing havoc, and this time around it is said …

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16/12/2016

What does a Donald Trump win mean for the UK?

2016 is definitely a year full of surprises, isn’t it? First, the UK voted to leave the EU and now, …

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06/12/2016

Why don’t our politicians care?

In a far away world where chairs older than your ancestors are bound in shiny green leather, 650 people sit …

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01/12/2016

Yoyowallet App is a danger to KU students

Any Kingston University student that buys food from the cafeteria will now walk away with a little pink business card …

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30/11/2016

Racism still exists everyday in what appears an equal society

Who would have thought that in 2016 after Malcolm X, Martin Luther King and Nelson Mandela’s hard fights for equality …

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26/11/2016

Millenials make me hope for the best after Trump’s election

Sometimes it takes a disaster to unify people, and having a common enemy can be the point when people start …

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18/11/2016

Comment: Parents push their children to study degrees that will lead to a higher paying jobs

I may not wear a hijab but I am a Muslim, and my parents share many of the same values and …

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