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Society & Culture

Günter Grass and the German neurosis

19 Apr 2012

Maciej Zurowski looks at a literary scandal and the bourgeoisie's attempt to cope with its past

Youth prison system in Britain is a crime

24 Apr 2008

Jim Moody castigates locking away children and young people

The campus and the state

24 Apr 2008

James Turley argues that students have an antagonistic relationship with college authorities

Multiculturalism and the working class

20 Mar 2008

BBC's White season promotes division, says James Turley

Making propaganda for Marxism in elections

28 Feb 2008

A revolutionary platform was too much for some 'revolutionary' students. Mohsen Sabbagh reports

Meat cleaver

28 Feb 2008

Esen Uslu responds to Phil Kent's criticisms

Politicising the Olympics?

21 Feb 2008

The renewed furore over China's hosting the 2008 summer Olympics says more about the bourgeoisie than Beijing, argues James Turley

Consolidating gains

21 Feb 2008

The second annual conference of Communist Students took place in Manchester on February 16. John Jo Sidwell reports

Student unions must be won to communism

14 Feb 2008

Ted North tells of spreading the message in Sheffield

Not privileged nor persecuted

14 Feb 2008

Jim Moody examines the impact of Rowan Williams's words in a Britain that is far from secular, at least in terms of its constitution

Driven by ideas

14 Feb 2008

How should communists approach campus work? In the first place by understanding the contradictory class position of students, argues Mike Macnair

Determinist regurgitation

07 Feb 2008

Simon Wells refutes the 'discovery' of political genes

Epic film

31 Jan 2008

Chris Strafford reviews Warren Beatty's Reds (Paramount DVD, 186 minutes, �19.99)

Too enigmatic?

31 Jan 2008

Mike Belbin reviews Joel and Ethan Coen's No country for old men - on general release

For a fighting, democratic NUS

31 Jan 2008

Communist Students member Chris Strafford is standing for the NUS executive 'block of 12'. This is his election manifesto

Fudge in the coffee shop

31 Jan 2008

Ken Crisp looks at the failure of the left to agree a united slate for elections to the NUS executive

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