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Roaming Reporter: Housmans - The Importance of Radical Bookselling

Roaming Reporter: Housmans - The Importance of Radical Bookselling

By Jacob Winter, Senior Staff Writer, BA Politics and International Relations Housmans Bookshop is one of the few outwardly political and left-wing bookshops left in London. Situated on 5 Caledonian Road, very close to Dinwiddy House and Kings Cross Station, the bookshop has been nestled there for over 50 years.

Roaming Reporter: Port, Policy and Prejudice: An Evening with the Young Tories

Jacob Winter, Senior Staff Writer BA Politics and International Relations For those unaware, port is a type of fortified wine originating from the city of Porto, in Portugal. Fortified wine is a wine in which another alcohol, usually brandy, is added. It’s generally sweet, and often served with dessert.

Roaming Reporter: All Hail Lord Xenu: How the Church of Scientology Cured My Depression Through Dianetics

Roaming Reporter: All Hail Lord Xenu: How the Church of Scientology Cured My Depression Through Dianetics

BY Jacob Winter, BA Politics and International Relations 75 million years ago, the alien tyrant Xenu brought billions of aliens to the planet Earth, known then as Teegeeack, and wiped them out by placing them next to volcanoes and detonating hydrogen bombs. The spirits of these dead aliens, Thetans, possess

Roaming Reporter: Anti-Zionism in Israeli Society: An Interview with a Friend

By Jacob Winter With Israel’s invasion and occupation of the Gaza Strip continuing well into its 103rd day (as of the writing of this article), people have continued to take to the streets across the world to protest what is being referred to as a genocide of Palestinians at

Roaming Reporter: Beyond Zone 9: Students and Staff Struggle with Long Commutes

Roaming Reporter: Beyond Zone 9: Students and Staff Struggle with Long Commutes

By Jacob Winter BA Politics and International Relations SOAS is situated right in the heart of London, close to one of the busiest train stations in the city. Its students come from all over the country, but almost all live in London. Close to the university are Russell Square, Tottenham