Come Fly With Me: Donetsk’s Destroyed Airport
The fight for Donetsk Airport has been fierce, and also pointless, according to Gregory Pichorowycz. But perhaps it can teach us something about Putin’s strategy in Ukraine.
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Pasts, Presents and Futures – The Message of Dystopias
Sam Toombs examines the purpose of dystopias – from video games to novels.
Anger and arrogance: why gender debates need to be less hostile and more informed
The internet reeks of anonymous hatred, Alex Lumsden dares to suggest that this creates more heat than light.
Hope for the Middle East
Within the barbaric slaughter of the middle east Kurdistan is still a source of hope, writes Frazer Kerr
‘That which we are, we are’: what is Britishness?
Jack Agnew argues that we should reclaim what it means to be British if we want to halt the advance of UKIP.
Voting Labour hurts; it shouldn’t
“But here’s the thing; however much some believe that tribal politics is dead, it’s not, and Labour are my tribe…” Christy Mc Morrow laments the national state of Labour.
EU Hustings – A Deficit of Knowledge
Chris Olewicz notes the lack of specialist knowledge at the EU candidate hustings at the University of Sheffield.
Sheffield Uni calls for fresh sanctions against Hallam
The University of Sheffield is threatening further action against Sheffield Hallam as fears grow that the former polytechnic is trying to annex Opal.
The End of the Unitary Multi-National State System
Hakan Kolcak discusses the thorny issue of self determination in nationhood
Censorship at the Union misses the point!
This article argues that censorship, no matter the moral position, is not an effective form of action against certain offensive and unscrupulous beliefs and pieces of media