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Horoscopes as Broken Things in SOAS

Capricorn – Main building lifts

Aquarius – Water fountains

Pisces – Library toilets

Aries – Hope in our government to work past their capitalist agenda

Taurus – Computers with no mouse

Gemini – eduroam

Cancer – Everything except the new carpets in Brunei Gallery

Leo – Broken hearts on floor B 🙁

Virgo – Desks in your 9am class

Libra – BLE/Turnitin

Scorpio – Administrative system

Sagittarius – 40 inch screens that you can’t turn on

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