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Editor's Picks Travel

Virtual travel – as bad as it sounds?

Erin Waks 30th December 2020 No Comments

In light of Covid-19 travel too has been forced to adapt. But has virtual travel been able to live up to its original counterpart? Erin Waks discusses the question.

Editor's Picks Sex & Love

Christmas: best or loneliest time of the year?

Erin Waks 29th December 2020 No Comments

Erin Waks dives deep into music to understand what the true meaning of Christmas is

World Affairs

A month since the release of France’s controversial draft national security bill. Que s’est-il passé entre-temps?

Erin Waks 27th December 2020 No Comments

Erin Waks explores the implications of the French government's contentious 'article 24'.

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Cyberpunk 2077: More proof that crunch culture doesn’t work

Zara Lane 24th December 2020 No Comments

Cyberpunk 2077 should have been a success, but ended up as another example of a game making its developers crunch to meet its own unrealistic deadline

Philosophy & Religion

The Nativity through fresh eyes: Part II

Chris Rousell 22nd December 2020 No Comments

In this series looking into the nativity, Chris Rousell explains why Jesus wasn't born in a stable.

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Sephiroth in Smash: the best Christmas present we could ask for

Mia Chitty 21st December 2020 No Comments

The (One-Winged) Angel on top of our Christmas trees

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Christmas conflict: which argument will you have this year?

Anna Stringer 19th December 2020 No Comments

With Christmas, comes the all-important task of deciding which family argument you’ll be having this year. 2020 has been a busy one, so to help you narrow it down here…

Gaming

Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Review: Part 2

Zara Lane 19th December 2020 No Comments

In the final part of this review, Zara Lane examines some of the problems found in the new Assassin's Creed installement.

Philosophy & Religion

The Nativity through fresh eyes: Part I

Chris Rousell 18th December 2020 No Comments

Chris Rousell begins a short series looking at some of the aspects of the nativity story that modern retellings miss and the theological significance these ‘hidden’ motifs reveal.

Film

Happiest Season: a review for the girls and the gays

Magali OBrien 16th December 2020 No Comments

Magali O'Brien takes a look at this Christmas season's popular lesbian rom-com Happiest Seasons.

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