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	Cherwell (newspaper) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cherwell newspaper is a student newspaper published by and for students of Oxford University.
		Cherwell was conceived by two Balliol College students, Cecil Binney and George Edinger, on a ferry from Dover to Ostend during the summer vacation of 1920 while the students were travelling to Vienna to do relief work for the Save the Children charity.
		In 1946 Cherwell was briefly banned by the university for distributing a survey on the sex lives of undergraduates, and in 1954 ran a series of pin-up photographs entitled "Girls of the Year".
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cherwell_(newspaper) (1027 words)

	Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Newspaper (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Newspapers use photographs to illustrate stories; use editorial cartoonists, usually to illustrate writing that is opinion, rather than news; and also often include comic strips and other entertainment, such as crosswords and horoscopes.
		Newspapers have been developed around very narrow topic areas, such as news for merchants in a specific industry, fans of particular sports, fans of the arts or of specific artists, and participants in the same sorts of activities or lifestyles.
		In the yellow journalism era of the 19th century, many newspapers in the United States relied on sensational stories that were meant to anger or excite the public, rather than to inform.
	www.hallencyclopedia.com /Newspaper (4131 words)

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		Beginning with newspapers, magazines and television stations in his native Australia, Murdoch expanded into British and American media, and in recent years has become a powerful force in satellite television, the film industry, and other forms of media.
		In his early years of newspaper ownership, Murdoch was an aggressive, micromanaging entrepreneur; the popular myth regarding this period suggests that his standard tactic was to buy loss-making Australian newspapers and turn them around by introducing radical management and editorial changes, and fighting no-holds-barred circulation wars with his competitors.
		Newspapers report that Murdoch has bought TGRT in a partnership with Turkish recording mogul, Ahmet Ertegün and there are alleged reports that Murdoch has acquired Turkish citizenship to overcome the current obligations against capital sales to foreigners.
	www.gamecheatz.net /games.php?title=Rupert_Murdoch (3907 words)

	University newspaper finds traces of cocaine at Oxford Independent, The (London) - Find Articles
		An investigation by the Oxford University newspaper Cherwell has found cocaine traces in the Oxford Union, and numerous clubs and pubs frequented by the university's undergraduates.
		Cherwell reporters, equipped with cocaine-testing kits, visited 17 venues regularly frequented by students and took samples from the lids, cisterns and other flat surfaces in lavatory cubicles.
		Students contacted by the newspaper said drug dealers were attracted to Oxford because students were prepared to pay inflated prices for poor quality cocaine.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_qn4158/is_20060307/ai_n16177551 (341 words)

	Cherwell - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Cherwell (district), an administrative district of England in Oxfordshire
		Cherwell (newspaper), a student newspaper of the University of Oxford
		This is a disambiguation page: a list of articles associated with the same title.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Cherwell (88 words)

	Cherhell - News - The Oxford Student - Official Student Newspaper
		In a statement issued after the meeting, Stewart confirmed that he had "come to the conclusion, albeit reluctantly and with regret, that [he] no longer wished to be involved with the newspaper." Cherwell's co-Editor, Andrew Sutton, will continue to edit the paper alone until the end of this term.
		OSPL is run independently by a Council of Management chaired by former Cherwell Editor Meera Sabaratnam, who denied that formal procedures had been absent in dealings with Stewart: "We handled the matter in a manner that we thought was satisfactory.
		Stewart himself wished the newspaper well: "Don't get me wrong, I still firmly believe in Cherwell, but it's hard to support them at the moment when certain individuals are involved...
	www.oxfordstudent.com /tt2002wk5/news/cherhell (831 words)

	Cherwell District Council - Advice for keeping pest and odour free bins
		Place newspaper in the bottom of your bin after it has been emptied to soak up any residue from your waste;
		If you do get maggots in your wheeled bin they will be removed when your bin is emptied, however once empty we suggest thoroughly cleaning your bin.
		Residents with further questions can call Cherwell's Recycling & Waste helpline 01295 221940 or email us using our contact form.
	www.cherwell-dc.gov.uk /environment/cleanerbins.cfm (395 words)

	Warwick Boar - News - Varsity Views
		Impact, Bath student newspaper reports on a massive rise in calendar releases by different societies.
		A letter published in the Cherwell newspaper at the end of last term, has caused uproar and incited violence between collages.
		The letter was written because the new rep of a college venue called ‘Filth’ is unhappy with the amount of students from other collages thated seemed to be present.
	www.sunion.warwick.ac.uk /boar/?article=3152 (194 words)

	Oscar Wilde - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		His behaviour cost him a dunking in the River Cherwell in addition to having his rooms (which still survive as dedicated function rooms at his old college) trashed, but the cult spread among certain segments of society to such an extent that languishing attitudes, "too-too" costumes and aestheticism generally became a recognised pose.
		Aestheticism in general was caricatured in Gilbert and Sullivan's operetta Patience (1881).
		He was torn apart by no small number of critics — The Wasp, a San Francisco newspaper, published a cartoon ridiculing Wilde and Aestheticism — but also was surprisingly well received in such rough-and-tumble settings as the mining town of Leadville, Colorado.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Oscar_Wilde (5186 words)

	The News: College Newspapers
		TU intern - Newspaper of Freunde der Technischen Universität Berlin
		University of Nebraska at Omaha Gateway Newspaper - The official student newspaper of the University of Nebraska at Omaha in Omaha, Nebraska.
		Utropia - is the student newspaper at the University of Tromso.
	www.iot-systems.com /thenews/college.html (2638 words)

	Cherwell District Council - What's New
		A recycling leaflet with information on collection dates for the newspaper and magazine recycling collections will be delivered with the next issue of Cherwell Link.
		The leaflet is being distributed in an attempt to boost recycling participation levels in the Cherwell District following a recent survey which showed that 60% of households are not using their blue box to recycle their newspapers and magazines.
		Councillor Norman Bolster, Executive Member of Cherwell District Council says "The leaflet gives householders important information on the blue box recycling scheme including their collection dates for 2003.
	www.cherwell-dc.gov.uk /whatsnew/index.cfm/597 (264 words)

	OUP's Surprising 'Charitable Status'
		In shorter form, the investigation that follows (here annotated) was written as a newspaper article, was invited in August 1999 by two of the Sunday broadsheets, but then went unpublished.
		One result of this unusual tactic was that there was never, as is customary, a formal hearing to decide the question, a question whose implications if applied to other university presses would arguably make it one of the most important decisions in charity law this century.
		Also click for newspaper articles: The Bookseller, 16/3; OUP facing huge tax bill The Oxford Mail, 21/3/01; A Message from India The Oxford Times, 30/3/01: This in-depth report includes an admission by university spokeswoman Philippa Corson that OUP's 1999 'donations' remained "unallocated".
	www.akme.btinternet.co.uk /Apdx5.html (3723 words)

	The Rundown \| Student Media - Walkout hits Oxford Student newspaper
		The staff of the Oxford Student newspaper have walked out in disgust at attempts to censor the publication by the editorial board.
		Many of the journalists are expected to find a new home at the rival student newspaper the Cherwell.
		Few expect any long term damage to their reputation, but there are concerns that the use of OUSU staff to edit the paper breaches the constitution of the union.
	www.therundown.co.uk /news/media/1111194694 (269 words)

	africapractice.com :: investment and development communications
		She also worked for several regional newspapers in the UK.
		At Oxford she wrote for, and contributed to editing the university student newspaper The Cherwell.
		She was also a part of the university Access programme to encourage disadvantaged students to apply to Oxford, and was involved in coordinating the Lady Margaret Hall 125 Anniversary celebrations.
	www.africapractice.com /about/about_al.html (173 words)

	Judges have come up with the shortlist for this year's National Student Media Awards: Regional Journalism in the UK on ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		The competition, run by the National Union of Students in association with the Independent newspaper, attracted more than 400 entries.
		Topping the shortlist is Oxford University which has six nominations, including Best Student Newspaper for Cherwell; and the University of Leeds and the University of Nottingham, which both have five nominations.
		Winners will be announced at an awards night on Saturday, November 16, as part of a two-day conference being held by the NUS at the Britannia International hotel in Canary Wharf.
	www.holdthefrontpage.co.uk /awards/021004nus.shtml (193 words)

	International Fellowship of Christians and Jews: Oxford, Cambridge and Warwick strengthen opposition to boycott
		Since the announcement of the boycott, thousands of letters of support have been received in Bar-Ilan offices.
		Jon Pike, a senior lecturer in philosophy at the Open University who organized the anti-boycott campaign and special conference, told The Guardian newspaper that he was convinced the ban would be canceled.
		AUT local organizer and Oxford professor Terry Hoad told Oxford's Cherwell's newspaper that AUT members in Oxford object to the use of boycotts.
	ifcj.org /site/News2?page=NewsArticle&id=10305&... (710 words)

	ZoomInfo Web Summary: Rupert Murdoch
		The reasons Lachlan gave for his exit were his yearning for Australia, where he spent six years helping to oversee operations of the News Corporation there, and a desire to spend more time with his wife and infant son.
		In his early years of newspaper ownership Murdoch was an aggressive, micromanaging entrepreneur, notably taking on British printers' unions to reduce his staff costs, and exploiting the selling power of soft-core erotica in the form of page three girls (such as Samantha Fox) to increase circulation.
		During the buildup to the 2003 invasion of Iraq, all 175 Murdoch-owned newspapers worldwide editorialized in favor of the war.
	www.zoominfo.com /Search/PersonDetail.aspx?PersonID=483098&pc= (3891 words)

	News: Student magazine is an award winner
		Originally a weekly newspaper, by the 1980s, Isis was a glossy magazine.
		Since the 1990s it has been published by Oxford Student Publications Limited, which also publishes the student newspaper Cherwell.
		Online Editor Ollie Robertshaw said: ‘I am very impressed with coming runner-up for the website, especially given that the winner was a newspaper website and would have a lot more content, and thus a greater scope for impressive design ideas.
	www.admin.ox.ac.uk /po/news/2004-05/nov/16.shtml (232 words)

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		Houston Post Newspaper - the Houston Post was shut down on April 18, 1995.
		Paris News, The - daily newspaper for Northeast Texas and Southeast Oklahoma since 1869.
		Texas Triangle - weekly state-wide newspaper serving the gay and lesbian community.
	www.tabcclasses.com /links.htm (3194 words)

	Possible Clinton Return To Oxford Gets Mixed Reviews -- 01/16/2003
		Although Clinton attended the school in the late 60s and makes frequent trips to Britain, some observers on both the right and the left have since questioned whether Clinton's admitted affair with Monica Lewinsky, the furor over presidential pardons and other political scandals would disqualify him from the post.
		Working in Clinton's favor, should he decide to run for the post, would be his fund-raising ability - the cash-strapped university is in need of a financial boost - and his popularity with Oxford undergrads.
		The ex-president's daughter Chelsea is currently studying at Oxford, and according to a poll to be published Friday by university newspaper Cherwell, Clinton is the top choice for chancellor among the school's undergraduates.
	www.cnsnews.com /ForeignBureaus/archive/200301/FOR20030116f.html (454 words)

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		The Varsity - Official school newspaper of the University of Toronto.
		Outlook Student Publication - Official student newspaper of the American University of Beirut.
		Cherwell Online - Official website for Oxford's Cherwell newspaper.
	botw.org /new/News/01192005.cfm (339 words)

	Cherwell 24 \| Independent since 1920. Online since 1997. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		An Oxford student who is being sought by police after he allegedly attacked an American banker has claimed that his drink was spiked.
		John Washington told several newspapers that he did not remember the attack and that he believed his drink may have been spiked with the date rape drug Rohypnol.
		Ex-Union President David Powell has been found not guilty of a complaint brought against him by a Senior Disciplinary Committee.
	www.cherwell.org (686 words)

	Susan Cooper by Margaret K McElderry (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		In the great tradition of English Universities, extra curricular activities for undergraduates are fully as important as lectures and study.
		Lacking the self-confidence to become involved in her deepest interest - the theatre - Susan chose instead the university newspaper, 'Cherwell', and won a place on it as a reporter, thus beginning her journalistic pursuits.
		All of this gave her valuable experience, and she also got to know some of the top London newspaper people who came to lecture at Oxford.
	www.thelostland.com /mcelderry.htm (1967 words)

	Revels Inc. - About Us
		Susan Cooper is an English novelist; screenwriter and playwright who began her professional life as the first woman to edit the Oxford University newspaper, Cherwell.
		After seven years as a reporter and feature writer on the London Sunday Times, she married an American and moved to the U.S.A., where she acquired three stepchildren, produced two children and wrote a column for nine years for the British morning newspaper The Western Mail.
		When she had any spare time, she wrote books.
	www.revels.org /about_revels/revels_people_SC.htm (413 words)

	College and University Newspapers
		Find all of the content of the printed paper and more.
		Northwest Missourian, The - Northwest Missouri State University - online version of the student-produced newspaper.
		It has been terminated by the administration, but the most recent issues are forever here.
	www.windy-city.com /newspapers/college.html (2595 words)

	BBC - Press Office - Evan Davis
		Evan Davis is the BBC's Economics Editor, responsible for reporting and analysing economic developments on a range of programmes on BBC radio and television, particularly the Ten O'Clock News.
		Evan read Politics, Philosophy and Economics at St John's College, Oxford where he was editor of the student newspaper, Cherwell.
		He then went to Harvard where he obtained a Masters Degree in Public Administration.
	www.bbc.co.uk /pressoffice/biographies/biogs/news/evandavis.shtml (273 words)

	Oxford University - Uncyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-21)
		Oxford is a place where oxen cross the river.
		Indeed in the university town, all citizens are quite used to the oxen crossing rivers on the streets and a string of identical and poorly written articles in the University's only student newspaper have revealed that some of the oxen take classes there.
		The classes are not taught by oxen, but rather by ancient british wizards.
	uncyclopedia.org /wiki/Oxford (3946 words)

	Oxford Study Abroad Programme
		g) The University newspaper, The Cherwell (pronounced Charwell), is published each week.
		Along with the bulletin boards, and the mail in your own box, it will alert you to events of all sorts.
		h) Lastly, for information on the outside world, you will wish to read one of the many British newspapers.
	www.studyabroad.com /osap/handbook (927 words)

	Right Side of the Rainbow: June 2005 Archives
		But as Professor Bainbridge notes, this might not be the best time for reporters to assert a need to keep sources confidential:
		A newspaper investigation of a former columnist for The Sacramento Bee could not verify 43 sources she used in a sampling of 12 years of her work.
		Diana Griego Erwin resigned May 11 as she came under scrutiny about the existence of people she quoted.
	rightrainbow.com /archives/2005/06 (9919 words)

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