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argue for and against

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See: discuss


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Pupils embraced their roles as honorary councillors to argue for and against issues such as recycling, school uniforms and changing the voting age.
They describe Oxford from the inside in terms of its mode of governance as well as its way with students, and present the merits and drawbacks of the college system, analyze Oxford's structure and finances, and argue for and against reform from inside or outside.
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