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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The Poor Print

Established in 2013, The Poor Print is the student-run newspaper of Oriel College, Oxford, written by members of the JCR, MCR, SCR and staff. New issues are published fortnightly during term. Our current Executive Editors are Siddiq Islam and Jerric Chong.

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