It’s a sunny Saturday in September and I am incredibly excited. It’s moving day. After ten long years of delays, I am finally able to start university. I’m going to have the whole experience. I’m going to live in halls, go to Freshers Week, join societies - I am so incredibly excited to be here. … Continue reading Returning to education after a decade – what is it like to be a mature student?
Candy Palace in Greenwich struggles to find its way around American suppliers
A new sweet shop in Greenwich struggles to find its way around suppliers, which there are very few of. Candy Palace, a gift shop turned sweet shop, relies on the limited American suppliers for their products. Afmad, who works in the store, says that since there are few suppliers they determine the rules and can … Continue reading Candy Palace in Greenwich struggles to find its way around American suppliers
6AM
You whisper in my ear "it's a new day" and wake me with your warm kiss, hello again. Reaching for the curtain, I expose your golden beams that dance across my body, flooding my bedroom with comforting heat. Pull me close into your orange glory, beg me to stay. My duties are calling but you … Continue reading 6AM
A Deep (Deep) Dive into Britney Spears’ Conservatorship on the cusp of its Dissolution
Image taken by @ringochiu on Instagram One of the most famous popstars of our pop culture generation, Britney Spears, may finally be able to see the end of an oppressive conservatorship on the horizon. Fourteen years on from the memorable shorn head and umbrella-armed siege on paparazzi that signalled her decline, Britney has found her … Continue reading A Deep (Deep) Dive into Britney Spears’ Conservatorship on the cusp of its Dissolution
The Crow's Nest 