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Cambridge rescinds offer of visiting fellowship to controversial professor Jordan Peterson
Jordan Peterson criticises Cambridge’s decision to rescind fellowship offer
Toope calls for ‘financial discipline’ in face of predicted £30m deficit 
Peterson cultivated a fan base around the idea that there is a ‘crisis in masculinity’
Although the Vice-Chancellor has described the calculated deficit as “manageable in the short term”, he has argued it is “not sustainable in the longer term”
A tale of two homes
Turned away at the gates: the struggle for places for women at Cambridge
Reclaiming exercise after an eating disorder
Breaking into the boys’ club of Cambridge
Emma Morgan shares the benefits of taking the time to wander without deadlines or a destination
2019 is a year of milestones in the history of female access to Cambridge – let’s take a moment to stop and celebrate how far we have come
Commercial Feature
Don’t let Cambridge’s Peterson U-turn distract you. It’s just their PR team at work
Young people should make their voices heard in the Brexit debate
Don’t use the pseudo-politics of politeness to deflect scrutiny
We must not only take Islamophobia seriously when it’s an attack in the West
Joe Cook
Cambridge says there is “no place here” for Peterson. But by keeping researchers like Noah Carl on their payroll, they show their commitment to inclusivity is only skin-deep
Daniel Davidson
Daniel Davidson makes the case for youth involvement in the People’s Vote march this Saturday and beyond
Stop making excuses for the academically brilliant 
Behind the scenes of the Whipple Museum’s renovation
Grace Field explores the influence of classical music on Einstein’s scientific theories
Jess Sharpe guides us through the changes taking place in Cambridge’s History of Science Museum
Why I cook and you should too 
Dinner party dishes 
Coping with emotional fragility 
Perks of being single 
In his last column of the term Zach Lande encourages us to take time out of our day to cook
Stephanie Christenson gives advice on how find faith that everything will be okay when things aren’t going your way
Beth Bhargava rediscovers the railways of Russia through the works of Tolstoy, Chekhov and many more
Connie de Pelet introduces us to the abstracted shapes of Julie Mehretu’s Drawings and Monotypes installation at Kettle’s Yard
Street style rundown: Fitzwilliam
Sarah Naima reflects on Hoda Katebi’s talk on the intersections of fashion, gender and the state
Hassan Raja finds the most stylish people at Fitzwilliam College for all your street style inspo!
Film
Orla Horan interviews a filmmaker who has thrived through the channels of the Watersprite Film Festival
Nadia Tadros examines our endless obsession with time-loops and Netflix’s latest original series
Sound and Motion: “Visions of Music”
“The music video, rather than a mere fad, remains a further manifestation of artistic output”
Live
Touring their latest album, James confidently eschew classics in favour of a diverse and emotionally stark set
Legally Blonde review
Wolfson Howler review
Dirk Gently’s Holistic Detective Agency review
Review
The final Wolfson Howler of term showcased the brilliant comic abilities of its students, who outshone their professional counterparts 4.5 stars
Review
This year’s Lent Term Musical is an upbeat, feminist piece, supported by a strong cast, expert music and staging, that lives up to its cult legacy 4.5 stars
Double Olympic gold medallist James Cracknell to be oldest Boat race competitor at 46
Cambridge win 135th Varsity men’s football on penalties
Cambridge win 101st Ice Hockey Varsity 
Matthew Holland, CUBC cox: “They are immensely experienced – and that comes across in the way they race”
The Boat Race crews were officially announced this morning
Cambridge win 5-3 on penalties to regain the Varsity crown
