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Inside the Free Speech Debate

Having the freedom to say what we want is something we’re very proud of in the democratic society. This freedom,…

feature, free speech, issue 131: rights not rescue

Top 5… No-No’s for Your Hoo-Ha

After some moron decided to create a lipstick that literally seals your vagina shut for when you’re *gasp* menstruating – I…

issue 131: rights not rescue, jenna talia, lifestyle, top 5, vagina health, vaginas

Dangerous Dieting

  Even if you’ve never tried a ‘fad’ diet yourself, chances are you know someone who has. I’ve watched friends…

bethany garner, dangerous dieting, fad diets, issue 131: rights not rescue, lifestyle

Not Guilty, Your Honour

I was skipping along Buchanan Street to Natasha Bedingfield’s ‘Unwritten’ last month, smiling because it felt like I was finally…

guilty pleasures, issue 131: rights not rescue, lifestyle, Morgan Laing, spotify

Ancient Laws for Ancient Abuses

  In what has been described as a ‘marathon trial’, the claims of 40,000 Kenyans seeking compensation for their treatment…

issue 131: rights not rescue, Kirsty Campbell, news

Decriminalising Abortion

MPs have voted for a bill that would fully decriminalise abortion, which is at the moment still regulated by the…

decriminalising abortion, issue 131: rights not rescue, news, Žad Novak

Leave Serena Alone

In the most iconic mistake of recent years, Serena Williams has announced her first pregnancy, and marked the start of…

features, issue 132: the summer issue, louise wylie, serena williams

Homeless and Hounded

Rough sleeping charities collude with the Home Office

Home Office, homelessness, jo reid, University of Glasgow

Album Review: Fleet Foxes – ‘Crack Up’

The latest outing from American indie folk band Fleet Foxes is a refreshing, enveloping album that knows exactly what it…

Album Review, crack up, fleet foxes, louise wylie, University of Glasgow

Can Glasgow Become An Autism Friendly City?

Back in April, Glasgow City Council hosted an event in the City Chambers, proposing to make Glasgow the first autism-friendly…

autism, autism friendly, glasgow, murray mckinstray, University of Glasgow

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