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The title of the first of Professor Rehman Sobhan’s two-part memoir suggests that it is about his “years of fulfilment”; the subject matter of its sequel therefore would be about the “untranquil” years that followed.

THIS years Stroud film festival will feature movies by Stroud-based directors. 

Joshua Gleave talks to college chaplains across Cambridge about their unique job role and its accompanying set of highlights and challenges

Ayushman Mukherjee explores some of the University’s 18th Century clubs and societies, the oldest of which pre-date the Union by over a century

Wounded twice, first at Gallipoli and later on the Western Front, the man who is perhaps our most overlooked Prime Minister confided the thought he had been spared for a reason. That purpose, as Paul Hasluck noted upon his death in 1967, was to serve Australia. In that cause, at home and abroad, he admirably succeeded

Clarissa was my miracle baby: a dot on a scan behind her twin brother Ollie, which was initially dismissed as a minor bleed. She came along for free, a surprise gift. It’s a thought I hold on to now I’ve lost her.

A 52-year-old mother is fighting for more screening for young people after her sport-loving daughter died suddenly on a hiking trip

RANDOLPH TWP. -- Here is the weekly roundup for Randolph High School athletics for the week ending Jan. 21:

Trinity Hall Music Society puts on a show filled with creativity, laughter and merriment 4 stars

Due to the predicted flooding and high winds from a storm sweeping through the area, many schools and organizations are closing early on Tuesday.