Highlights of 2016

by The Poor Print

A selection of some of 2016’s most popular articles on our website

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‘Oxford: A café map’ – Sophie Barnes

 

Oriel Interviews: “I like to be popular…”

 

‘Misinformation in the Rhodes Campaign’ – Madeline Briggs

 

‘Periods, Taboos and Female Shame’ – Emma Gilpin

 

‘Chicken Run or Ritual Slaughter’ – Jacob Warn

 

‘Remembering Bowie’ – Alex Waygood

 

‘Narnia Revisited: The Wheaton Question’ – Zixin Jiang

 

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‘Bells’ End’ – Jenny Potter

 

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‘Watching Night Fall’ – Amanda Higgin

 

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‘Stories of Oxford’: David Lloyd George

 

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‘Is there life after your year abroad?’ – Christy Callaway-Gale

 

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‘Morning’ – Lizzie Searle

 

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‘A Lifelong Saturnalia’ – Aidan Chivers

 

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‘A Modest Proposal’ – Alex Waygood

 

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‘An Interview with John Simpson CBE’  – William McDonald

 

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‘Visions of Cultural Appropriation’ – Zad El Bacha

 

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‘Ceramic’ – Tom Davy

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Established in 2013, The Poor Print is the student-run newspaper of Oriel College, Oxford. New issues are published fortnightly during term, featuring creative contributions by members of the JCR, MCR, SCR and staff.

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