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Enescu’s Oedipe at the Royal Opera House: a neglected work worth revisiting
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"She wore a USB cord instead of a necklace": whatever happened to Cyberfeminism?
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In this week's magazine | The Brexit odd squad
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Harry Potter and the Minotaur’s Rage: how fanfiction got me into writing
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Chill out: a little bit of stress could be good for you
Stress is not as destructive as is often assumed: a little bit of it may even be good for us.
21 May -
SRSLY #45: Love, Nina, Internet Histories Week, The Secret in Their Eyes
24 May -
North Yorkshire has approved the UK’s first fracking tests in five years. What does this mean?
24 May -
Brexit campaign publishes private phone numbers of Eurosceptic rivals
24 May -
Nineties boyband 5ive pull out of pro-Brexit concert, after learning it was “political”
24 May -
Is this the end of sex?
A baby grown from a flake of skin or from the genes of three parents – the future of reproduction is mind-boggling.
15 May -
Twitter is rolling out (slightly) longer tweets
24 May -
GirLand, Habbo Hotel and me: how I learned about sex online
24 May -
Indie band want to “sue the government” over the Electoral Commission’s latest advert
24 May -
“Nudges were not for flirting”: growing up on MSN Messenger
24 May -
Alice Through the Looking Glass: a more focused affair than Tim Burton’s first effort
They’ve still thrown every possible idea at the wall, but this time some of them stick.
17 May
