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Demystifying PMDD: The missing conversation
Women’s health is a curious thing. It’s not unusual to come home from a GP appointment with an unshakeable sense of disappointment, and often more questions and frustrations than...
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Amy Lawson
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Quod review
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Pretty Fly for a Muggle Guy
Will Pimlott and Matilda Curtis take to their brooms for a Ravenclaw-Hufflepuff showdown in the Parks
Time to embrace the F-word
Gender equality campaigner Kat Banyard tells Francesca Wade why feminism is needed more than ever
Uses of Exam Regulations
Xin Fan highlights some of the slightly less conventional applications of one of the less well-read books in Oxford
Be my Valentine?… No thanks.
Matt Jones and Imogen Beecroft think that there are two sides to this love story
Take a walk on the wild side
Helen Pye talks to childhood crush and animal expert Nick Baker about science on television
And who said pidgery was dead?
Cecilia Stinton looks at whether you'll be pidging your love a card for the big day
Slim when you’re winning
Helen Pye hears how skating and slimming have transformed the life of fitness mogul Rosemary Conley
How Facebook stole my life
Siobhan Morgan tells the true story of one woman's determination to fight her addictions
Ten Things to Do in 2012
Xin Fan offers us some advice before the Mayan apocalypse takes place at the end of the year
Start as You Mean to Go Wrong
Having survived the NYE hangover, Cherwell Lifestyle vows that 2012 will be different with four separate resolutions
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New Years Eve – a night to remember?
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Surviving the ‘Crimbo Limbo’
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Travels in China
Harry Scholes shares some memories from the final third of his 9,000 mile journey to Hong Kong - by land
A student guide to Christmas shopping
Cherwell Lifestyle offer their advice to cash-strapped students who have left their present buying to the last minute
The big question: are you in or out?
Grace Goddard muses on the ins and outs of college highs and lows and housing woes
Walking in an indie wonderland
Francesca Wade talks Christmas with Andy Burrows of Razorlight and We Are Scientists fame
Fifth week in Oxford: blue or false?
Claire Castles reflects on the myths and realities of the mid term misery that we all love to hate
Shivering our timbers
Agnes Arnold-Forster and Beth McKernan swoon in the presence of everyone's favourite pirate
Forever young, I wanna be forever young
Helen Pye discusses the ethics and intricacies of eternal life with hirsute scientist Aubrey de Grey
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