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Table of Contents
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2007
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October
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- Front Cover
- Editorial - Page I
- Editorial - Pages II & III
- Editorial - Pages IV & V
- Pages 1 & 2 - The Real High Court
- Pages 3 & 4 - The Real High Court
- Pages 5 & 6 - Seasoned Veterans
- Pages 7 & 8 - Seasoned Veterans
- Pages 9 & 10 - An Excerpt From Behind Closed Doors
- Pages 11 & 12 - Get to Know ALSA
- Pages 13 & 14 - Get to Know ALSA
- Pages 15 & 16 - Introduction to the Careers Service
- Pages 17 & 18 - Introduction to the Careers Service
- Pages 19 & 20 - The Devil's Dictionary
- Pages 21 & 22 - The Devil's Dictionary
- Pages 23 & 24 - Innocence Lost
- Pages 25 & 26 - Innocence Lost
- Pages 27 & 28 - Innocence Lost
- Pages 29 & 30 - Innocence Lost
- Pages 31 & 32 - Innocence Lost
- Pages 33 & 34 - HRAFF
- Pages 35 & 36 - Dreamlarger
- Pages 37 & 38 - Dreamlarger
- Pages 39 & 40 - Seasonal Encounters
- Pages 41 & 42 - Seasonal Encounters
- Pages 43 & 44 - Event Review: MTP
- Pages 45 & 46 - Event Review: MTP
- Pages 47 & 48 - Event Review: Law Ball
- Pages 49 & 50 - Event Review: Law Revue
- Pages 51 & 52 - Event Review: Law Revue
- Pages 53 & 54 - Event Review: Soccer
- Pages 55 & 56 - Event Review: Soccer
- Back Cover
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1 comment:
This article clearly overlooks the biggest problem about the sport day: the fact that it was soccer and not football like last year. Ignoring the fact that it means literally half the number of people can play, and that the jerseys have absolutely no connection to the fact that it's a Law v Commerce match, and that the few spectators that showed up were miles away from the actual game, it was played on an astroturf hockey pitch. Who the fuck came up with that bright idea?
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