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Calls for boycott as criticism of University Press grows
CUP to restore censored articles following academic furore
Trustees’ report suggests CUSU has lost £100,000 in thirteen months
University Press pulls China articles after censorship demands
The report, released yesterday, sheds new light on the student union’s financial situation, but avoids mention of some difficult details
Is there an upper bound to the amount of words a language will realistically contain?
The star is just slightly larger in size than Saturn, and could be used to detect other Earth-sized planets
Aditya Guha uses his guesstimate skills to find out
Four friends and 64 pubs: how we did the ultimate Cambridge crawl
May Ball Review: Trinity 
May Ball Review: Selwyn 
What happens when four Cambridge engineers decide to visit every single pub within a one and a half mile radius of Clare Colony?
Review
Olimpia Onelli comments on how Queens’ College May Ball and its theme of ‘Wanderlust’ had everyone enchanted and mesmerised 4 stars
Stewart Lee: ‘I think that Oxford and Cambridge are to blame for a lot of this’
In the centenary year of the Russian Revolution, Josh Kimblin speaks to acclaimed historian Orlando Figes about the long shadow of 1917 and the regime it created
Peter Chappell goes backstage to meet Stewart Lee
Best Acting Talent: The Marvellous Meryl Streep
Review: A welcome return in ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’
Best Sci-Fi: ‘Blade Runner’
Review: Saving the memory of ‘Dunkirk’
VARSITY FILM SURVEY 2017
With a sequel imminent, Noah Froud ponders over why a film made without CGI 35 years ago remains the most relevant, and Cambridge’s favourite, work of cinematic science-fiction.
VARSITY FILM SURVEY 2017
Working through one of Hollywood’s most eclectic filmographies, Irina Tuca strives to understand what it is that makes a certain Mrs Streep so popular with cinemagoers, and Cambridge students.
Review: Vince Staples – Big Fish Theory
Review
Staples’ latest offering features a great mixture of old and new tricks, finds Max Goodall
Interview
Music editor Alice French speaks to Nic Offer, lead singer of American dance-punk band !!!, following the release of their seventh album
The Garden Party
As holiday season commences, Eleanor Swire takes a look back at the history of swimwear
Kate Hammond takes us on a journey through the new exhibition celebrating the work of Christian Dior, the ‘Designer of Dreams’, and his successors
Varsity’s Guide to the Fringe
Varsity's Guide to the Fringe
Feeling a bit glum without your ADC fix? Sian Bradshaw presents Varsity’s guide to Cambridge theatre at this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe
REVIEW
Amid the heat of the Corpus Playroom, Celeste Pan finds this May Week tragicomedy “tastefully and thoughtfully executed” 4 stars
Keir Baker looks at whether dangerous play can ever be considered a criminal offence
With the Championships over, Matt Jefford argues that tradition at Wimbledon is holding women back from gaining true equality
COMMENT
Sarah Wilson
Why not a women only music festival?
Harassment is so common that this may be the only way to make women feel safe
Ellie Williams
Eating disorders are more complex than To The Bone shows
For Ellie Williams, Netflix’s ‘To The Bone’ does not represent the complexity of eating disorders, or the diversity of those who experience them
Alexander Russell
The paper thin line between appropriation and appreciation
Elizabeth Howcroft
Like Cambridge, May Balls are financially exclusive
Harry Robertson
Corbyn has done what no Blairite could do
Roger Mosey
The mainstream media isn’t perfect, but we should cherish it
Sarah Wilson
It’s a myth that hard work is all you need to succeed
Daisy Eyre
Why now is the time to get excited about CUSU
Lauren Carneiro
The Grenfell Tower fire shames our society
Lola Olufemi
Postcolonial writing is not an afterthought; it is British literature