Music of the Week (18/02/22)
The world's biggest band, 'Sort of Stranger' and Dr Dre
What happened (18/02/22)
Prince Andrews settlement, the Ukraine crisis, mudslides in Rio and war crimes cases in Syria and Iran
This week in Science... (18/02/2022)
Omicron and robber flies, deep sea arctic sponges and plant growth in Antarctica
Talking to Yasmin - sports aficionado
This week we sat down with a close friend of ours, Yasmin. She has to be one of the craziest people at Imperial who has the most packed timetable we’ve ever seen. We felt tired just listening to what she does in an average week, I hope you enjoy reading this interview.
Selale - bringing Turkey’s waterfall to North London
Greetings and salutations to my readers for this week’s column. Today we’ll be looking at a Turkish restaurant called “Selale”
Look On His Works, “Ye” Mighty, and Despair
...and at the hilarious (yet concering) state of Kanye West's Instagram
The Valla Are Not Water Rats
Indie pop band The Valla take to Islington for a show that they should have been headlining.
I Listened To Hyperpop So You Don’t Have To
Does it deserve all the slander?
UK gov’t to offer contracts for renewable energy projects annually
The UK Government has increased the frequency of auctions for renewable energy projects
Two Billion Beats: The personal is political
Political entities are deeply connected with the personal experience of individuals, this is a crucial point of Hanisch’s 1970 essay The Personal is Political.
The Government vs Encryption
Over the last month, the Government has rolled out a marketing barrage under its #NoPlaceToHide campaign.
Two novel approaches to cancer may bring us closer to the cure
The cancer swamp theory uses ecology to study cancer, and cancer vaccines could prevent the disease entirely.