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Lizzie Debonnaire
December 2017
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3 December 2017
Lizzie Debonnaire
Street Art Map
A Map to help you find the best of Banksy's Street Art around London and also a hint into the life of the artist himself.
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3 December 2017
Leili Farsian
Gaga: Five Foot Two Review
Lady Gaga’s intimate documentary sheds light on the inner feelings of the outwardly eccentric superstar.
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3 December 2017
Sophie Sherratt
Are Jane Austen’s Emma and Persuasion still relevant now?
Looking into the work of Jane Austen and questioning if it is still prevalent today.
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June 2017
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3 April 2017
Lizzie Debonnaire
Antony and Cleopatra Review
A Review of the RSC current production of the Shakespeare Classic 'Antony and Cleopatra'
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3 April 2017
Imogen Mowbray
One Love Manchester Concert
Love was at the heart of this remarkable event.
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3 April 2017
James Doyle
The Rise of Dystopian Fiction
The darker side of fiction is seeing a recent resurgence.
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January 2017
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28 March 2017
Lucy Hubbard
The Tudors: the Historical Soap Opera
Why is it that the Tudors are so universally fascinating? Lucy investigates.
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28 March 2017
Becca Ashworth
Did the Watchman kill the Mockingbird?
An examination into whether the recently published draft has tainted the well-loved classic.
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28 March 2017
James Doyle
Transphobia
A chance to educate yourself...
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November 2016
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5 December 2016
David Shipton
Ariana Grande's Dangerous Woman - A Review
David reviews Ariana Grande's new album and shares some thoughts on the star's image and media reception.
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21 November 2016
Harry Carter
The False Authenticity of YouTube
Is YouTube as honest as it appears to be?
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7 November 2016
James Doyle
Overwatch: How diverse is it really?
A short inspection of diversity in the FPS Overwatch and the wider games industry.
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Issue 11
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18 June 2016
Sebastian Fage
The Oscars: Are they Out of Touch with Modern Society?
Are the Oscars really to blame for the lack of diversity in its nominations, or does the root of the problem lie elsewhere?
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17 June 2016
Chante Bohitige
Exclusive: INK Coverage of the Royal Visit
'Roving reporter' Chante recounts the Royal visit on behalf of INK
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17 June 2016
James Doyle
Beyonce's Lemonade - A Review
A brief review of Beyonce's new album, and some thoughts on the controversy surrounding it.
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Issue 10
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6 March 2016
Jonny Garwood
Rap Culture: How did it's definers mark society?
Still, Biggie and Pac's impact on society can never be forgotten.
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6 March 2016
Zanna Spencer
Dead Dog In A Suitcase - A Review
Add in some mixed-up suitcases, double marriages... a swarm of swearing babies and a spectacular finale and everything is in place to ensure that you leave the theatre stunned.
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6 March 2016
Chante Bohitige
Dear 15 Me... The Male Edition
I asked some male teachers at Berkhamsted to write to their 15-Year-Old selves...
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6 March 2016
Keiran Hundal
Is Social Media Destroying The Male Body?
Steroid use and abuse is, regretfully, commonplace amongst top athletes and weightlifters who wish to maximise and enhance their sporting prowess.
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6 March 2016
Rebecca Heffer
Why do people think Michael Buble is a song-stealing artist?
Michael Buble is most well known for his stunning voice and for coming out of his cave at Christmas to bring out the famous festive tunes.
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Issue 9
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1 February 2016
Chante Bohitige
Dear 15 Year Old Me
I decided to find out what advice some of the teachers at Berkhamsted School had to say to their 15 year old selves...
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24 January 2016
Charlie Nicholls
What have the Romans ever done for us?
It is clear that parts of Roman society still live on today, you just have to look around you.
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24 January 2016
Lizzie Wood
The 20th Century in Pop Music
The 20th Century produced a phenomenon of Pop music that contained timeless hits that influenced culture, fashion and film.
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24 January 2016
Alex Burgar
I'll Miss Saigon
Time is running out to go and see it, and one thing is certain: I will miss Saigon
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24 January 2016
Jed Thirkettle
Tea: The Symbol of Britain
Around 165 million cups of tea are drunk every day in Britain.
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24 January 2016
Rebecca Ashworth
The Teenage Obsession with Dystopian Fiction
Ever since George Orwell's 1984, dystopian fiction has slowly risen in popularity.
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Issue 8
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8 November 2015
Harriet Fisk
Why is a Raven like a writing desk?
I found myself in a room with a checkerboard floor and two doors either side of me.
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7 November 2015
Chloe Vialou-Clark
Visiting Agloe
Watch it now to understand the secret of the mysterious Margo Roth Spiegelman.
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7 November 2015
Sally Nolan
Fun At The Fringe
The Fringe is always an exciting and enjoyable place to be.
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7 November 2015
Chante Bohitige
The Originality Complex
I am just not ready to give up on film yet.
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Archive
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27 March 2017
Sally Nolan
Chris Levine: Lenticular Photography
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20 March 2017
Christina Storey
5 tips on becoming the next big super-blogger!
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20 March 2017
Christina Storey
Is Change Inevitable? Taylor Swift's 1989 Album
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20 March 2017
Charlie Masters
Rehabilitating Max Stirner
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20 March 2017
Patrick Donovan
How to make it in the music industry
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20 March 2017
Polly Docherty
The Man Booker Prize 2014
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20 March 2017
Ellie Skelton
A Tragic Glance at the Role of Women in Modern Literature
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20 March 2017
Christina Storey
Youtube Generation
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20 March 2017
Isla Rolland
The evolution of Justin Timberlake
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20 March 2017
Christina Storey
Fashion Icons of 2013
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20 March 2017
Alex Cobb
Enjoying the Moment?
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20 March 2017
Ellie Daghlian
Shorter Shorts and Skimpier Tops; a debrief of Festival Fashion
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6 March 2017
Alex Burgar
Not all girls want to read romance
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6 March 2017
Jack Warren
The next Big Thing
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27 February 2017
Toby Jenkins
Skanking the Ska
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27 February 2017
Olivia Woodward
Things people never said
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27 February 2017
Harry Rawson
The last of its kind
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27 February 2017
Lucy Fountain
Satisfaction
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27 February 2017
Bon Iver
The Album Swap
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27 February 2017
Charlotte Paradise
Why are we all obsessed with the Hunger Games
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27 February 2017
Cat Chapman
The Appeal of Naked Ladies
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27 February 2017
Harry Rawson
Illegal Downloading: A Plea
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27 February 2017
Olivia Woodward
Five Bald Russians vs. One Traumatised English Girl
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27 February 2017
Jemma Magrath
3D films, a dimension worth experiencing
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27 February 2017
Lucy Roberts
Winter Innovation
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27 February 2017
Aimee Boggins
The Bucket List: things to do before you die
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27 February 2017
Luke O' Sullivan
Technology in 2013
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27 March 2016
Matthew Peniket
Mind Control
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27 March 2016
Oliver Storey
The Controversial Nature of Extra Time
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20 March 2016
Ellie Skelton
Confessions of an Eco-Terrorist - Written by Ellie Skelton
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20 March 2016
Ellie Skelton
The Woman Who Cried "I Broke The Internet"
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20 March 2016
Alex Burgar
Is Feminism making progress?
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20 March 2016
Jonny Garwood
(What's the Story) British Music
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20 March 2016
Patrick Donovan
Interstellar: The Review
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20 March 2016
Christina Storey
How to get Inspiration
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20 March 2016
Sally Nolan
'You're Twisting My Melon, Man!' Does the British education system work pupils too hard?
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20 March 2016
Alex Burgar
Musical evolution: From the Double Bass to the Electric
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20 March 2016
Jonty Mellman
'Kill self': how rap culture has changed fashion
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20 March 2016
Jennie Mills
A beginner's guide to Romantic Poetry
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