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English Literature 
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In a 'spirit' of alcoholic curiosity, The Yorker unravels the mysterious origins behind some popular spirits: gin, vodka, rum and whiskey.
We sent Marie Thouaille to review Happily Ever After Soc's first production, the much-awaited Grease.
Tetiaroa. Few are familiar with the name of this French Polynesian atoll. More people, however, will have heard of Marlon Brando.
This year The Yorker gives you an insight on what it’s like to be an exchange student here and abroad. This week, Hannah talks about her experience in York, Canada, and Liz tells us about being an American in Old York.
Esme wanted to move back to campus for her third year. Clearly that was a mistake: welcome to this year's accomodation Hell.
It pisses me off when people read too much into things. Harry Potter, Y2K, Lost, the death of Elvis, poetry.
I had always flattered myself that I had successfully avoided viruses, because somehow I knew better. Apparently I don’t.
The minute Tom Scott walks into the room it feels like a scene straight from The Shambles. But a very, very good one, and not just because we’re in V/045.
Come dear folks of the village; gather your pitchforks and fire and pitchforks that are on fire, for we are to the laboratory! The heathens have taken it upon themselves to play God with our so beloved foodstuffs!
If people want to see sex on the internet, they can find if fairly easily. Take the 'Safety Search' off Google, type in a kinky phrase appropriate to your tastes, and away you go.