Over and Out
This final closing message is slightly overdue. I’ve finished my studies, graduated, and have already moved on to another university for my fourth year – so it’s time to pass the baton on. I...
Category: The Phantom
‘Called upon to give the roar’: What the U.S. thinks of our new PM
Republicans in the U.S. have so far given the new PM a positive reception as the two countries seek a future trade deal.
What are the Liberal Arts? And Why is There a Push Towards Interdisciplinary Teaching at University?
Studying the Liberal Arts has been a long-founded in Western, and perhaps Eastern society. The social history of the Liberal Arts dates back to the classical tradition of the trivium in Ancient Greece that prescribed the...
World King’s New Cabinet: An Election Team?
Johnson, after a whole life dreaming of becoming ‘World King’, has begun his premiership by transmogrifying his predecessor’s cabinet on Tuesday.
Prime Minister Johnson
In some ways, this political celebrity ushers in the beginning of a new period of British politics. In many more ways, it is most definitely not.
Brexit Britain seeks to plug future European hole with closer U.S. ties
Post-Brexit Britain will attempt to use an American bandage to dress the future wound to the UK’s Euro-centric economic and political relations.
Godzilla king of the monsters – can you make a movie with that much spectacle out of duct tape?
By Tanya Fedorenko It’s been 5 years since the sexy tone deaf Godzilla reboot made an appearance… and maybe he should have just stayed down there, where ever he was from; I think he...
Brexit has morphed into more of a religion than a political ideology
Belief acts as both the main driver and the structural foundation of religious movements. The same is true of one’s own personal religious faith. This system of belief can also be observed within the Brexit Party, and the wider movement by which it is fuelled.
Brexit and Literature: A Student’s Reading Guide For All Things Brexit
The vote to leave the European Union in the summer of 2016 was one of the most divisive moments in the UK’s modern political history, with 17.4 million people choosing to leave the EU...
Toy Story 4 – The end, or maybe not… I already have a plot for how the 5th movie could go.
By Tanya Fedorenko I love Toy story movies! The first instalment came out when I was an innocent little 4-year-old in 1995. I mean, I still believe there is a possibility toys come to...
