Making an Art-form of Honesty: Lena Dunham’s Not That Kind of Girl
Thomas Rooney reviews Lena Dunham’s new book, ‘Not That Kind of Girl’.
2014
The Abolition of the Death Penalty: 50 Years On
Sam Graham and Tim Stickings take a look back at the history of the death penalty in Great Britain, 50 years after its use was officially outlawed.
‘Why I Don’t Care about Climate Change’
David Saddington claims he doesn’t care about climate change, Elly Greenway finds out why.
Dapper Laughs: How not to date women
Jake Dawson assesses the recent controversy over ‘Dapper Laughs’, and the sexism inherent in the lad culture surrounding it.
1001 Albums, Part 7: Buenas Noches From a Lonely Room
David Harris brings us the seventh of his 1001 albums, a review of Dwight Yoakam’s Buenas Noches From a Lonely Room.
It Happens Here
Betty Smildzina raises awareness of sexual assault in Durham and explores how it should be tackled by the university.
Review: Our Country’s Good
Megan Cutts applauds Fourth Wall Theatre on their production of Our Country’s Good.
Gone Girl- what’s all the fuss about?
Jess Hof explains why Gone Girl really is as good as everyone says. Spoiler alert!
When is subtle too subtle?
Lisa Font looks at whether we have lost the art of subtlety in modern comedy.
Questioning Philosophy: What’s the point if we won’t find the answers?
Yang Guo reflects upon the value of asking questions in a philosophical setting.