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  • Are Celebrity Court Cases the New Reality TV?

    TV Editor Jasmine Davies discusses the perhaps too flippant attitude of the public towards celebrity trials

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    Vidhi Bhanushali, Cassandra Fong and Esha Singh discuss the importance of tolerance and cohesion as part of the Beyond the Campus Project

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    Comment Writer Aquila investigates the dangerous path that AI could take, citing a man's conversation with a misinformed and accusatory ChatGPT as cause for concern

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    Podcaster Bea Harmston reflects on her day spent at the University's Women in Faith conference, speculating on whether women-only events are the way forward for workplace equality

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    Digital Editor Archie Marks criticises the recent 'feminist' Blue Origin space mission and the hypocrisy of Katy Perry’s involvement

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    News Editor Uriah Shloim criticises Bianca Censori's recent appearance at the Grammys, blaming Kanye West for its orchestration

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    News Editor Tamara Greatrix explores how Valentine's Day has degraded over the years, citing social media as the culprit

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