BY ROHAN ALEXANDER An experience with modelling, and why I think the fashion industry shouldn’t have the negative reputation it does, from an artistic perspective. Recently I found myself at London Fashion Week. A strange place to be, considering how exclusive and faraway from reality events such as these appear to be from an outsider’s […]
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Should NFT’s be seen as a genuine method of investment?
BY TOBY DALRYMPLE An NFT, standing for non-fungible token, is a unique set of data stored on a blockchain (a digital list of records). They can be bought and sold using various cryptocurrencies yet cannot be exchanged for other NFT’s. NFT’s can take a variety of forms, most known for being pieces of digital art, […]
Flora explains keratosis pilaris
Keratosis pilaris/chicken skin – what are those bumps on our skin? Should we be worried? What is it? Keratosis pilaris is a harmless skin condition where your hair follicles become blocked up with an excess of keratin (a hard protein found in nails, hair and skin). It causes dry skin and tiny bumps usually […]
A poem by Jasmine Withers – ‘The Fire’
The fire I am undefeatable Everyone tries to beat me But no one succeeds I burn. I break. I kill. And no one can stop me I start as a spark I light up the dark In a deadly and dangerous way People are entranced by my flames My suffocating smell They are rooted […]
How significant was the Haitian Revolution? asks Nathaniel Sole-Porter
How significant was the Haitian revolution in regard to similar revolutions of its time? Nathaniel Sole-Potter Haiti or Hispaniola at the time was the upcoming centre for Atlantic trade. Although Spanish settlers first landed there in the 1600s, the island wasn’t producing valuable crops such as sugar, coffee, tobacco and other desirable crops at the […]
Chase Burgess: Lockdown Blog
My alarm clock is currently obsolete. There is no time restraints to my day. I therefore woke at my leisure. After breakfast I took on the Andy Murray 100 volley challenge with both of my parents. Before lunch mum and I continued to take advantage of the glorious weather in the garden whilst my dad […]
Nayana Mould blogs on the emagazine Language Conference
emagazine Language Conference In October, I visited an English language conference which I really enjoyed and decided to write about a couple of the lectures. The first talk was given by Ian Cushing, a highly qualified linguist who is a Lecturer in Education at Brunel University London, after working as a Teaching Fellow in […]
The Last Lunch
Despite our concerns and the rumours prior to the trip, the quality of the food has been superb….. a bit “samey”, like breakfast, lunch and tea, but there hasn’t been anything nasty, other that on the food stalls where you could get the odd scorpion or two!!
