Politics
Election Section: Spanish General Elections: the Rise of the Far-Right Wakes Up Left Parties
The Socialist Worker’s Party wins a plurality and Sánchez is again tested in building a left coalition government
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Culture
DramSoc Presents: Macbeth
Double, double, toil and trouble
Music
Denis Sulta takes us to the Xanadu of dance
4 stars We turn the corner, the gray lake at Canada Water still at the back of our minds. It’s pouring it down, and the group consensus is that we won’t miss the outside world for the next 10 hours. We’re going into the void. That is
Culture
Death of a Salesman
The stellar cast unfortunately fails to sell the classic script
Music
Days of Abandon: Shimmering Sounds Tinged with Sad Mopery
5 stars In their third album, Days of Abandon, The Pains of Being Pure at Heart almost ditched their last album’s heart bursting intensity. Frontman Kip Berman, once a starry-eyed “heart on his sleeve” daydreamer serenading anyone in earshot, now sounds like a young romantic who has seen his
News
College Plans to Put Path across Queen's Lawn
As part of the South Kensington masterplan, the College has planned to place a path across the lawn since December 2018 - but some of the 2019-20 student representatives are not happy with the decision
Science
Caterpillar, Butterfly, or Insect?
Evolutionary origins of how plants recognise their predators, plus plant-talk as an information sharing model
Music
Big Thief steal the top spot with ‘Not’
4 stars I recently discovered a a new personalized playlist Spotify creates called “On Repeat”. As the name suggests, this contains the 30 songs you’ve been playing most over the last 30 days. While this initially served as a slightly unnerving reminder of the reams of data I willingly
Opinion
Adiós, Evo
As the dust settles after a Bolivian coup, we look back on 14 years of 'Evismo'
News
Record Turnout at Autumn Elections
The elections this year topped the charts in terms of turnout for Autumn, cresting 34% - Felix breaks down the stats and speaks to the Elections team
Film & TV
Your Father’s Murderer: A Letter to Zachary
Sometimes it’s nice to just have a good cry at a movie, cathartic even; so with a quick Google for some of the saddest films ever made, followed by a little scrolling on Reddit, I came across this recommendation from Ubertraquer with the bold words “without a doubt the
Politics
The State we’re in…
After a short hiatus due to the General Election call last week, we return to the third part of our 8-part political economic series: “What is Capitalism?”, where we look at the State: police, the judicial system, and the military