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Day: April 10, 2008

NUS is full of Cnuts

I was amused last week to read that NUS’ decision to drop its opposition to tuition fees marked “the final decline in student radicalism” – we went way past that stage over a decade ago! Back when I was a student I remember the then president of NUS going round the country urging student unions… Continue reading NUS is full of Cnuts

Published 10 April 2008
Categorized as politics and life Tagged labour-party, nus, students, the-left

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