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The possibility of creating specifically designed babies is a topic that has given rise to contentious ethical debate for decades, Sci&Tech's Courtney Kousser reports
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Orla Taylor-Davies reviews the 'Woman Power Protest' exhibition at the Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery
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Charlotte Begley explores the prospect of medicine personalised for the individual
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Comment were the big winners at 2018's Redbrick Awards, picking up the coveted prize for 'Best Section' during the celebrations at Highbury Hall
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In his third and final instalment, Peter Vessey reveals how the University adapted to the world after World War One
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Mathilda Deacy reviews an energetic and entertaining production of Hairspray, by GMTG and the Gospel Choir.
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Comment Writer Holly Pittaway discusses how recent cold weather has made some people vulnerable, and what the government can do to prevent this
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Comment Writer Alice Macfarlane argues the sensitivity of fat shaming should not belittle the affects it has on our health
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Science&Tech editor Emilia Rose reviews the 'light-hearted and thought-provoking' Quartet at the REP, Birmingham.
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Redbrick's female editors celebrate International Women's Day by writing about the inspirational ladies in their lives.
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Comment Writer Holly Pittaway presents the case against teachers being granted weapons in American schools
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TV Critic Hannah Sheffield reviews the controversial Channel 4 documentary The Bulger Killers: Was Justice Done?, reflecting on the infamous murder case 25 years on