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By Naima Zannat (PASS Intern). PASS (Peer Assisted Study Support) involves sessions led by higher year students (called PASS leaders) who support the learning of lower year peers in a group learning environment. These sessions supplement existing learning in lectures and tutorials in a more informal environment led by students.
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Writer: Stephen Stratton, MA Medical Anthropology, Marta Perez Fernandez, BA Economics and Development Studies I am a nurse. I first trained as a psychiatric nurse 35 years ago, in a nursing school at a Victorian asylum (with all its connotations) in Essex. I’m still unsure why I chose this
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Writer: Ilaria Grasso Macola, BA International Relations CROSSERS * Ellis Warren, BA Japanese and Economics: “I support the strike, I’m fully behind it. At the same time, I really value my classes and my Japanese teacher has been very kind in going ahead with the classes despite the strike, so
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By Emrys Lucca One dim Sunday evening this winter, I stepped out into the city gulping the polluted air with greater relief than ever before. Leaving a building I’d met eight hours ago, I wrapped myself in mother-made garments, feeling a warmth of gratitude all over my skin. I
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Writer: Marta Perez-Fernandez, BA Economics and Development Studies 1898, a cool spring day in New Jersey. He was born, to a mother and father. 1901, it’s about his father, and whispered conversations while he is sleeping. Them at Princeton, they want him to stop preaching. The very air in
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Kusai Rahal, the founder of Young Leaders Driving Change (YLDC), is determined to inspire his generation to change their local communities. Hailing from North West London, Kusai has a desire to improve his surrounding environment but he was discouraged by the impact austerity had on the ability of the youth
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Writer: A friend you don’t know you have I need to get something off my chest. Phew. Here we go. Wow. This really is harder than it seems. All right. You may or may not (hopeful emphasis on the may not) have heard of Ayn Rand, and what she’
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Anonymous Born the eldest grandchild in the family, I was showered with love and praise my whole childhood. That, among other things, eventually shaped me into a man who constantly craved the validation of others. Facebook and Instagram likes only made things worse. Fast-forward several years and I now find
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To the sprightly Spirit Editor, Seeing you on Floor B brightens my day – you’re the warmest spirit in the Spirit! Anon My Favourite Hobbit, Your external nonchalance sends a breeze of fresh air through my whole existence whenever I pass you in the corridor. From M. To a special
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Silence He took his time, he waited years That night, they put the kids to bed And he watched her gentle eyes reflecting dying fire embers And when the embers were almost out, he said, “Sweetie, I have a secret. A secret I’ve never told a soul.” And her
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By Linda Arowolo, BA Anthropology When children of legendary musicians take up the same profession, there is always a feeling that they will never completely emerge out from under their shadow. Now Seun Kuti definitely put on a performance. From the beginning there was a rhythmic vibrancy that permeated the
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By Sumayyah Daisy Lane Star rating: 4/5 Running time: 120 mins Guillermo del Toro’s new release, The Shape of Water, occupies the space between the classic fairy tale and fantasy in this deeply immersive masterpiece. Set against the backdrop of the Cold War, the film follows a mute