Why New Year’s Resolutions Are Getting A Little Old
27th January 22
I broke my New Year’s resolution roughly 36 hours after I made it. To be honest, it was my fault for thinking that I could stick to a decision I made on a whim, when champagne bubbles were still floating...
This is a Kale to Action: Go Vegan — the Planet Will Say, “Thanks a Melon!”
19th January 22
The arrival of 2022 still hasn’t quite sunk in just yet, but with the new year comes new hopes, new achievements, and yet another ever-so-gloomy January, which we spend trying to right all wrongs of the last year. While many...
The American Feminist wave behind ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’
11th January 22
Last term, A level English Literature students were privileged enough to receive a talk from Sociology teacher Nicole, on the feminist rights movements of the 1960s to 1980s. The vast knowledge which she imparted to us was invaluable in our...
Could it really come without ribbons, tags, packages, boxes and bags?
5th January 22
These shorter winter days of the Christmas season have sped by, leaving a wave of left-overs, empty champagne bottles and, of course, unwanted gifts. We all know that Christmas has become a predominantly commercial holiday, but I’ve come to realise...
