Caption Contest 06/11/2020
From Issue 1754
6th Nov 2020Discover stories from this section and more in the list of contents
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NegaFelix Predicts...
NegaFelix, Psychic Reporter
Votes finally in: Gore declared winner in Florida
Beve Stannon, Election Correspondent
Caption Contest 1753
Think you’re funny? Submit up to 3 funny captions to the above comic to felix@ic.ac.uk before 6pm on Wednesday 5th November.
Bond fans want more
The newest film suffered from “confused themes”, with 80% of its runtime to “nuanced discussions of yield curve risk and hedging strategies”.
Culture
Hamlet at the National Theatre
Modernising adaptation is shaky on emotion but rich in tone.
Culture
Does free entry truly democratise art?
This winter break was my first spent staying in London. A friend from abroad came to visit – an avid lover of art, happily unaffiliated with expertise – and I found myself playing the role of guide, leading him through the city’s museums and galleries. At each entrance, he paused, slightly
Environment
Extinction for Sale: Neoliberalising Nature in Venomous Lumpsucker
The neoliberalisation of nature is an ideology that considers biodiversity and ecosystems as assets that can be priced, traded, and privately managed. It uses markets rather than public protection to mitigate the biodiversity crisis. Increasingly, this approach is being applied to climate and nature policy. For example, in July, the
News
Teaching strikes continue into 2026
UCU says its current two-week strike shouldn’t affect exams.