Society of the Week: African Singing and Drumming Society
Our society of the week is African Singing and Drumming Society. We interviewed them to find out what it’s all about and why we should join!
January 2015
The Desolate Emptiness of Aftermath: A Review
Justin Cheuk reviews the exhibition: ‘Conflict. Time. Photography’ at the Tate Modern.
Why Italians kept voting for Berlusconi
Tommaso Bernabo’ examines the appeal of Silvio Berlusconi to Italian voters.
Review: Revue
Jack Parkes lauds an evening of exceptionally funny, yet at times controversial, sketch comedy.
The Graduation Guide: Where to eat?
Lauren West gives you her ‘Top Four’ restaurant recommendations for enjoying a graduation meal with your parents this June.
Liberating the Swiss Franc
Patrick Iddison looks at the recent breaking of the tie between the Swiss Franc and the Euro.
BBC2’s Hidden Treasure: A Night at Hampton Court
Claire Oxlade explains why if you haven’t already seen it, you should take the time to catch up on BBC2’s recent documentary on the history of Hampton Court.
Stop tweeting, try twitching!
Joanna Robertson speaks to a first time amateur birdwatcher about her experience seeking out owls.
Is the ‘toyboy’ still taboo?
Ruth Thompson questions whether age difference actually matters in relationships today.
1001 Albums, Part 9: The Seldom Seen Kid
David Harris brings us the ninth of his 1001 albums with a review of Elbow’s 2008 masterpiece, ‘The Seldom Seen Kid’.