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Just Stop Oil zealot who disrupted snooker is student, 25, who crowdfunds so he can stage eco-stunts - Vimarsana News

Just Stop Oil zealot who disrupted snooker is student, 25, who crowdfunds so he can stage eco-stunts

Edred Whittingham, 25, who hurled orange paint at The Crucible last night, may also be in hot water for apparently promising to carry out misdemeanours in the name of climate change.

Sir Michael Barber appointed Chancellor of the University of Exeter - Vimarsana News

Sir Michael Barber appointed Chancellor of the University of Exeter

A world-leading authority on education and public service delivery is to become the seventh Chancellor at the University of Exeter. Sir Michael Barber, once described by Time magazine as ‘the single most influential educator on the face of the earth’ and who has been at the forefront of education

Exeter University slammed for allowing student anti-abortion group to canvas freshers - Vimarsana News

Exeter University slammed for allowing student anti-abortion group to canvas freshers

Exeter Students for Life, run by a Law student named Ali, has sparked a backlash for its pro-life views. The Students' Guild defended the society, saying it 'supported freedom of speech'.

Senior member of Exeter Uni staff calls student protest 'cyber terrorism' - Vimarsana News

Senior member of Exeter Uni staff calls student protest 'cyber terrorism'

The University of Exeter has apologised after a leaked email appeared to show a senior staff member equating student email protests with “cyber terrorism”. Today, a student email protest has been organised by group Students for Academic Mitigation. In an email allegedly sent by Jamie Horsley, the university’s Head of Education Services, she said “I would equate such actions to cyber terrorism” and called it a potential “damp squib”. In a statement from Jamie Horsley, published by the university, she apologised for the “unwise choice of words” used. In her email she said: “...

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