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Wilf Vall

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Women compete in new Open Division at May Bumps

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By Alessia Fietta, Wilf Vall Verified
| Varsity Verified
This comes after a new Open Division was introduced to replace the Men’s Division in OctoberRyan Teh for Varsity At least three women competed in the top ‘open’ boats for their colleges at this year’s May Bumps, held from 17 to 20 June. This comes after transgender women were excluded from racing in the Women’s Division of college-level rowing in October, which saw racing divided into a Women’s Division and a new Open Division.
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‘Where on Earth is all the support?’: caring in Cambridge

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By Wilf Vall Verified
| Varsity Verified
Coming to Cambridge is an overwhelming experience for everyone. From the moment you put on your gown and sign the matriculation book you’re thrust into a whole new world with its own language and traditions. Freshers’ week is a confusing whirlwind of excitement, hangovers, and homesickness that even the most put together students struggle to process properly.
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Sons of imprisoned Saudi scholars urge Cambridge to call off deal with Saudi defence ministry

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By Wilf Vall Verified, Alessia Fietta
| Varsity Verified
The Judge Business School (JBS) had been authorised to offer "leadership development" and "innovation management" training for Saudi defence ministry staffRYAN TEH FOR VARSITY The sons of two scholars facing the death penalty in Saudi Arabia have appealed to the University of Cambridge to drop proposals to run staff training courses for Saudi Arabia’s ministry of defence.
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