
ISIS, BERLIN AND IDEOLOGICAL WALL-FARE
by Tom Walpole
John F Kennedy once stood tall in Berlin and declared that “democracy is not perfect, but we have never had to put a wall up to keep our people in”. In creating laws that infringe upon the freedoms of individuals and build suspicion between communities, are we creating that wall?

TURKEY’S TRICKY CHOICE
by Michael Goodier
Turkish citizens head to the polls tomorrow in an election that could see the AKP toppled from power for the first time since 2002. Can the Kurdish party stop the President from taking the country down the road to authoritarianism?

THE POLITICS BEHIND POLITICAL REFORM
by Tom Walpole
The Election result was not unfair. It was democratic. It you want political reform, do something about it.

STUDENT VOICES: THE SOCIALISTS
by Natasa Christofidou
Exeter Socialist Students is not affiliated with any political party so, unlike other political societies on campus, we are not obliged to “toe the party line” when discussing the General Election taking place on Thursday. This allows us a degree of extra freedom since we are never put in the position in which we are forced to unwillingly support policies that […]

STUDENT VOICES: UKIP
by Thomas Collins
People more than ever feel disconnected from Westminster politics and the three main parties. As a young person I got involved with UKIP because I wanted a new form of politics in which politicians listen to all rather than the few and don’t make false promises. If you want people who will stand up for you on a local […]

STUDENT VOICES: THE CONSERVATIVE PARTY
by Caroline Elsom
With the election just days away, the President of the University’s Conservative Party Society attempts to win your vote.

STUDENT VOICES: THE LABOUR PARTY
by John Chilvers
In this instalment of Student Voices, Labour Party Society President John Chilvers discuss the importance of tuition fees, student housing and mental health.

STUDENT VOICES: THE GREEN PARTY
by Dan Miles
Green Party Society President argues that a Green vote is not a wasted vote.

STUDENT VOICES: THE LIBERAL DEMOCRATS
by Nick Sutton
President of the Liberal Democrat society, Nick Sutton, states his party’s case in the run-up to the General Election.

GENERAL ELECTION 2015: (A) POLITICAL CONFESSION
by Ben Clarke
In a world where Ed Miliband openly trumpets “I want to reach out to Tory voters,” then surely both Left and Right lead to the same destination?

EXETERA INTERVIEWS NORMAN FINKELSTEIN
by Ben Clarke
Iconoclastic pariah Norman Finkelstein, author of the “Holocaust Industry”, explains why he’s less than optimistic about a resolution to the Israel-Palestine conflict and castiagtes Barack Obama in this extended interview.

IS IT A WASTE TO VOTE GREEN?
by Declan Henesy
Prominent figures in the Green Party respond to the question: ‘It a vote for your party a wasted vote?’

THE BLACK MAGIC OF BORIS JOHNSON
by Harry Smithson
Boris Johnson: “hopeless, puppy-haired buffoon” or “the most revered figure of British values since Boadicea”?

INSULTS FOR LEFTIES
by James Roberts
Are you a radical post-post-pre-feminist, anti-racist Euro-radical or a bourgeois Tate Modernist? Take a look at our insults for lefties.

W/E: ON APATHY
by Christopher Featonby
Do we actually care about anything anymore, or do we just pretend that we do?

BRITAIN & BUREAUCRACY
by Louis Jones
Louis Jones deconstructs our nation’s unfounded hatred for your friendly neighborhood bureaucrat.

THE POLITICS OF A FIRST DATE
by Declan Henesy
To pay or not to pay: that is the question. In an increasingly gender-conscious society, how does one successfully nail a first date?

EXEPOSÉ VS. THE TAB
by Max Benwell
Two student news publications, both alike in dignity, in fair Exeter where we lay our scene.