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Exeposé

Exeposé is the official independent student-run newspaper of the University of Exeter. It has a fortnightly print circulation of 1,000. Exeposé is free and published every fortnight during term time. Its sections include news, features, lifestyle, science, satire, sport, screen, music, arts and lit, climate, comment and international.

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Founded
1987
Owner
University of Exeter Students' Guild
Deputy editor
Daniel Grayshon & Michelle Chung, Amberly Wright, Lauren Walsh & Nina Exton
Editor-in-chief
Harry Morrison & Zandie Howells, Kayleigh Swart & Emily Sara Rizzo
Format
Tabloid
Free online archives
issuu

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Exeposé

Nodes15
Edges14
Triples27
Avg. degree1.87
Density0.133333
Components1

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Exeposé

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related to history · 12
Exeposé → A4, Between, During, Echo Publications, Exeter University, Express, Harmsworth Printing, In, Luke's Campuses, St, Streatham, The South Westerner
Deputy editor · 1
Exeposé → Daniel Grayshon & Michelle Chung, Amberly Wright, Lauren Walsh & Nina Exton
Editor-in-chief · 1
Exeposé → Harry Morrison & Zandie Howells, Kayleigh Swart & Emily Sara Rizzo
Format · 1
Exeposé → Tabloid
Founded · 1
Exeposé → 1987
Free online archives · 1
Exeposé → issuu
OCLC number · 1
Exeposé → 498731927
Owner · 1
Exeposé → University of Exeter Students' Guild
Type · 1
Exeposé → Fortnightly newspaper
Website · 1
Exeposé → www.exepose.com

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student university online newspaper publication website paper year awards print exeter news 2023 new editors 2015 x-media media year' 2014

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
ExeposéDeputy editorDaniel Grayshon & Michelle Chung, Amberly Wright, Lauren Walsh & Nina Exton1.00infobox
ExeposéEditor-in-chiefHarry Morrison & Zandie Howells, Kayleigh Swart & Emily Sara Rizzo1.00infobox
ExeposéFormatTabloid1.00infobox
ExeposéFounded19871.00infobox
ExeposéFree online archivesissuu1.00infobox
ExeposéOCLC number4987319271.00infobox
ExeposéOwnerUniversity of Exeter Students' Guild1.00infobox
ExeposéTypeFortnightly newspaper1.00infobox
ExeposéWebsitewww.exepose.com1.00infobox
Exeposéis aofficial independent student-run newspaper of the University of Exeter0.90text
student voting intentions at the General Electioninstance ofthe paper reported on issues0.80text
staff redundancyinstance ofthe paper reported on issues0.80text

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