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A poorly attended final Union Council With the budget release and the library debate on the menu, students may have expected lively discussions at the last Union Council of the year. However, as has been the case for most of the year, the final meeting experienced a very low turnout and little in the way of debate. Photograph: Veronica Paez
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Founder writer receives £500 journalism award
Nick Teasdale, an English Literature student who has just graduated from the College, is now the proud receiver of the prestigious Mary Macpherson Prize....[continued]
Francis Wheen awarded honorary scholarship
An alumnus of the College and notable journalist, Francis Wheen has had a very successful career in journalism and it has now been formally recognised by the awarding of an honorary scholarship on Wednesday 16 July....[continued]