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Busting Election Myths
Myth 1: People like Labour’s Policies Okay, this isn’t a myth, but the idea extrapolated from it is. There’s been a fair amount of attention on both social media and […]
Street Feast @ Hawker House
So you’ve been to the inner city, and you almost know the central line off by heart, but how often do you go south of the river, or, dare I […]
Year Abroad. Part 17: La nuit de la verrerie
Nights are normally quieter here in Aix, except for one night. There is a road here called La Rue de la Verrerie and once a year, this bar-lined street in the old town, towered over […]
International Women’s Day: a Call for Distress to be Met with Action
Happy International Women’s Day guys! The celebrations this week have been wonderful, it’s lovely to feel appreciated as a woman and to know that we are moving toward a world […]
Pancake Day… who really needs an excuse?
So, I assume you have heard of the saying “Do you live to eat or eat to live?” Now, let’s keep it real guys, I most definitely LIVE TO EAT. […]
First threats, now censorship: Trump bars “fake news” outlets from attending White House Briefing
On the 24th of February mainstream news sources, which were previously slated by President Trump, were barred from attending a White House news briefing by White House Press Secretary, Sean […]
Introducing: The Velvet Hands
London based band Velvet Hands have caused quite a stir in the year that they’ve been around. Self releasing their first two singles; ‘Games’ and ‘Habit’, they picked up some […]
‘T2: Trainspotting’ Review – Where did it all go wrong?
It is safe to say that Trainspotting in no way warrants a sequel, and seeing it for the umpteenth time reminds you of its insularity. Though undoubtedly one of the […]
Late Night Culture
Many students struggle to visit art galleries and museums during their usual opening hours, as they often clash with lectures and seminars. This is a shame, considering the amount of […]