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Romeo and Juliet – is it really a love story?
Isabel Barratt
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The tragedy of Ophelia: Breaking her silence
Bella Farley
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Black History Month: Jazz and the Evolution of Music
Harriet Aldrich
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The gruesome tale of Ethel Cain’s ‘Preacher’s Daughter’.
Maddi Harding
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A Deep Dive into FNaF’s Storytelling
Punita Chan
The joy of ‘hearing’ in a commercial age
The importance of finding beauty in art in the face of its overproduction in a commercial and consumerist age.
Heated Rivalry to Saturday Night Live – The Ice Hockey Rabbit Hole
Natasha Ranawake takes a look at the hit television show and conversations surrounding the Ice Hockey.
The Resurgence of Book Bans in the US
An exploration of what a book ban is, what books are restricted in the US and a conversation of wider censorship of literature.
Why the End of Term Feels So Bittersweet
The Strange Atmosphere of the Last Week There is an unusual feeling that settles over campus during the last week of term. The libraries are still full, summative season is at its peak, deadlines still loom, and suitcases slowly begin appearing in hallways. Everyone is counting down to the moment they can finally rest. And […]
A Man written by a Woman
Melody Neale explores why so many female-written romance novels have recently gone viral and what this says about heterosexual relationships in the modern age.
5 Great Video Game Soundtracks To Study To!
These are some of the best video game soundtracks to add to your study playlist!
Big Flavours, Busy Mall: Dining at The Bake Eldon 🥙🔥
In the heart of Eldon Square, The Bake Eldon stands out with irresistible aromas and towering spits of lamb and chicken. The mixed grill is the highlight — juicy, well-seasoned meats paired with spiced rice and an addictive red cabbage that ties it all together. Fast service, lively surroundings, and comforting Lebanese flavours earn it a solid 4/5 stars and a definite return visit.
This weeks’ editorial from the General Editors.
Should we be able to give books a bad review?
In this article, the Editor-in-Chief discusses the pressing debate surrounding whether we should be able to leave books a public negative review, following the Cait Corrain scandal.