Where race-relations are concerned, smoke and mirrors have proven strong currency thus far
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Following six weeks of delays, disqualifications and appeals, Adam Ramsay wins EUSA election
City authorities drive business towards corporate landlords as students pushed out by HMO restrictions
Research at Edinburgh University may contribute to understanding of chromosomal disorders like Down's Syndrome
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First award for student publication marks successful first year
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Living in areas of deprivation increases likelihood of diabetes
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Scottish Education Minister, Fiona Hyslop makes the argument for a better-educated Scotland
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Young Journalist of the Year nominee, Helen Pidd, talks about her career in journalism
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PhD student Sam Friedman on pursuing a career in academia
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Katie Mort, from UK charity Teach First, explains why teaching may be the best option for you
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Demian Hobby visits the subterranean underworld hidden below the streets of Paris
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A decade after the Good Friday Agreement, much work remains to be done, writes Shadow Northern Ireland Secretary Owen Paterson
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Supermarket giant Tesco stands accused of intimidation and bullying tactics after launching a £16.6m libel suit against a Thai politician. Leading free press advocate Roby Alampay gives the view from Bangkok.
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As contrasts between Zimbabwe and Bhutan show, the road to democracy is more important than the final destination
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Talk of the web grinding to a halt by 2010 is mere scaremongering, insists Internet guru Marcus P. Zillman.
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Big Brother isn't what he used to be, says Bruce Schneier
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Nana Wereko-Brobby samples hotel food that's a little bit more sophisticated than Quality Inn's breakfast buffet
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Lucy Jackson explores what student theatre has to offer to the world's largest arts festival
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Scottish Opera's final offering this season is a beguiling pairing of old and new
27 May by Evan Beswick | 0 comments »
Want a job in the music industry? Just start your own record label. Tomlin Leckie did just that, as Chris McCall finds out.
24 Apr by Chris McCall | 0 comments »
The Scottish Chamber Orchestra perform a show-stopping selection of Brahms and Dvorak
24 Apr by Sarah Mitchell | 0 comments »
Feast of rugby is off the pitch as first division club fall to heavy defeat against Barbarians
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Emily Glass catches up with two Edinburgh students, one past and one present, who are currently competing in the highest levels of their sports
26 Mar by Emily Glass | 0 comments »
Full-back's late try books Edinburgh a home tie against the University of the West of England
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Promise of sporting boom for city and region as world title boxing bout also promised for Edinburgh
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